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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TWTN-BED ROOM. kitchen, bath com.
pletely furn; laundry; no objection TO
child CHI. 1913.
ARLiNGTON-Attracti furn,, bed
room. liv room. kitchen and batn: l PIX
to shopping center and = buslines; ~ MIN
to White House; adults only; .S945o'
BOX 4, Arlington. Va.
FURN APT.-Quiet working couple nc
/ OR BEDRM APT, furn. Or unfurn;
l bk. from Hiiitop IN, ~ Msh0r Wh assh sois M3
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD for girl. "A: between
Paul Junior and Calvin Coolidge High
Schools. RA. 1886.
CONGENIAL HOME wanted by mother en-
ployed 5-day week; rm. and board. day
care for 4-yr.-old well-behaved daughter;
$40 per mo NO 3a41 2s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY would like room and board
in nice home in desirable neighborhood;
room with home priv. considered; after
Aug. 15. Box CIR, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD in private Virginia
home; refined gentle lady; convenient. to
Pentagon Bldg. Box 52-R, Star.
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HOUSES FuRh. OR uNrURN.

WINDY KNOLL. electric Kitchen, h..w. oil
iiv rm l3x3O. 2 bedrms. 14xl4. bath
with shower, screened porch and open
porch, lge.. attractive yard with shade:
Lear garage; SIPS per mo. unfurn., Sl55
per mo. furn. Call for appt., Vienna SIM.
ROOMS. kit and bath: Takoma Park,
near District line Furn. or unfurn; near
school. Sligo 1910.
5 BEDROOMS. j bath, din. rm., liv, rm.
and kit and auto washer; Landoyer Hills.
Md TN A3kO .
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

trunks and baggage. AT 1859 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
UNION STORAGE co. INC. est 1906.
FURNITURE VAN, two expert movers; SIS
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age: also packing. Grating. AK. 8446
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped and insured; reas. rates;
Call any time, MR. COOK, GIL. 5137. s
REDUCED RATES, average rooms OF
furniture stored in individual compart-
meht for So per month. Reasonable rates
TRANS co. TIE. h1ss or TIE 1885,
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus 1ur-
ni.ure as part payment on your moving
storage. IA. 1887; after pm, GE. 1915
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ApARrMENrs WANTED.

SNAIL FURNTsHED APT. BY naval ofncer
and wife; no children or pets; NV. SECT
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE need un.
furnished apt by Sept l. s45-soo. rnehe
EEMpLoYEp ~ pLoYEp COUPLE, auiet, need 1;eed:
room unfurn. apt, cow. trsnsp;;o u Ce %
Alex. Call MR.. BRlhLs 40. 441s'
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APIS. FURh. AND UNEURk.

Utilities furn.; no children; quiet neigh
seThoSd;r HgsseePEleso eoMn NJ s@4o 10 Ink 1m
downtoWn. Also cottages, Maryland, $50
mo. RE. 1856 or DI. 4160, 1 to nm
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Aprs SUBURBAN WANTED.

EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires small
apartrent in Kensington or Kensington
vi,w area. or would consider room with
some kitchen privileges; must be near
busline Call PL. 1897 after noon sun
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ROOMS FURh. OR UhEURN.

I4Ii EUCLID ST N.W.-Furn. or unturn.
Ink; price $3.50 per month. Apply
1923 9th st NV. or call Du. o524.
Office hrs S to o; 1e to l to 5. -
COLORED-1i0S ST. NV rooms
fer rent. l furn. and ! unturn.; middle
md frnrt room
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WeStmoreland Cooperative
FIRST OFFERING

1850 Clydesdale pl. NV. - Beautiful
tiled bath and foyer: $4,000 up. Same
as above with Murphy bed in liv. rm
out 18th st. past Columbia I'd, into
Adams Mill rd. 2. blks; to our open
sign on Clydesdale pl, Apt. 202; Open 2
pm. to 8 pm, SATURDAY ano SUNDAY
HOME REALTY co.
1925 Pa. ave, AD OOPS or RE, 1887;
il no ans. cali wO. 2765 or WA. 30a.-1
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

596 18th ST. N.E.-Large unfurnished room
for rent, with cooking privileges. Phone
LU. 6l49
use of kitchen NO RHNn.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

WANTED-Two mature gentle women tc
share home, anil, 20 min. city. Cal
necessary. Box 6o-R, Star.
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ApARTMEhTs EXCHANGED.

E0R EXCHANGE, new mod. well-furn,
! -bedrm. ant. in NV, for 2 or bedrm
furn. apt. or house; $3.50 maximum rent
CalI co 372S, -
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FUI-TIME CARE hv experienced mother,
for girls. 2-l2: country home. Call Dale
view 9235. -
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HOUSES AND APTs. TO SHARE.

FOR RENT (or share)-Will share my
attractive home in Chevy Chase, Nd. WITH
congenia1 couple; Sl26; available Sept: -
BOX 1891, Star.
IContfnued on Next Page.)
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81 5OO DOWN-VACANT

81. 500 DOWN-VACANT
Lovely 6-rm. and bath apt. opposite new
Senate Office Bldg. Completely redec. Call
RE. 1881 or UN 0759. -
New Hampshire Ave, Ext.
rm'. modern kit . bedrms and tile bath
on 1st A.; ! finished rm. and Iadditional
space with bath roushed in above: fun
slate roof: large corner lot. Call Mr..
Loving, RE 666l or MI. 0169
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
1113 18th st. NV.
Westmoreland Cooperative
o122 California st. n.w.-An address OF
distinction; ali apts newly decorated with
modernized bathrooms. the most economi-
cal plan of home ownership. See Apt; No
452, furnished by P; J. Nee Co. EDW =
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

sERVICEMEN or veterans Of World War
apt tile ls.r bath 9TH dqyee dinstfe; in
'ns avsaaSe on or about August
sa aoVq ssymsnstz y n si,ls4; total PT!oe' Ps!'
owner oVa f1sA OFFERS very sttractiye apt ii in
g%oMS%FTRif SIHET gin fR sfhen me s
foyer, liv. rm., kit. din; space 6atn; ex-
ceent eondton ns n 5h anS Mess ea N.Y.
Gavin, c;"ii WITH With j. G. 6. sMrrHY CO. ST. $500.
EEsiT;iABLisHED Ei;i HE'D co-oP. nr: 18th and c Cliff >
beGrms sed sss nw sun asfs aseE XII E and
$1,000 cash; Gall MI cayin: with h Il Rooa g,
Esria ENTkANcE HAIL, lse: iiv: m, EIt:: bath;
Exclusive building. Roof garden; Excellent
ssss losst0n Box FS5 S5oM De5ssn sssq sooo' s4oO0
CENTkAL DoWNT9WN locasion s;:atmss y M0deIn deyn
ernment Printing once. Second-hoor
apartment containing rooms, de luxe
cost COST Price. s7.950 Terms. Shown BY
appointment. Ewes, call Mr.. Young "o,
BURR & YOUNG, Realtors
DE 4444. y
OWN YOUR OWN APT HOME. Apply at
this office for appt. to inspect the 1ollow-
ing: ooo x..,,
all cash req; has rec. hail, liv. rm, ky;
and bath; monthly operating cost only
a-bedrm. unit in new bldg. at 1910 SO,
ave. sc. tcor. suitland rdo; price SILL
3-bedrm,, 2-bath and porch suite O At t
and Harvard sts.; whole half A. of bldg /;
5 flights Of Stairs involved; price, S2O,S5o.
EDMUND J. FLYNN tauthority On CO.
most of Washington's cooperative apt.
developmentsJ, Washington Bldg. RE.
1918 or RE l74g.
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With W.T. RossIc RHNcfs Esfyies SCOTT KEY HOTEL SOC
asSs dsSSs ds n +. sXarurn ss:s apt. large bed.
rms, rms 'se Complete Me.i kit, new new Tefsg;o back
porch; suitable fer 3 or 4 girls sloo per
mGn5e m1NRooM f1RNIsHED nD ESi basement apt; cool
with pvt entrance, shower and toilet; free
DaTfas ssr1de SO veeE Sai eH aS8 i5R St.
:7oe 18th ST. NV large rooms,
Sl3o month. no; s39o 3;,,, ooo, dor.
ner, iiv rm,, bedrm bath. dinette; kitchen. rsq
ereaces; $3.50 Box 3sR, Star. A.
MARYLAND-Basement apt for ! person. person
entrance; kitchen facilities; no re1rieera-
VERY VII S'S NICE F3RS. 1R large lv rm, hsdrm. m
ssRooM Sas ON APTp., completely furn, inclndingg
stsf kEnkooMs 9s nfRs v Sso Rf no and ND BATH
all day Sunday or after pm week Gays
sa1TrRisAcTIvELY Z is.aa FURN, for two, basement
trance; trance $50 mo. wo 1850 6-s pm. only
ress nth rL; s:E-s se5 rms gs ,, bath q, a q!
PRIVATE APT, : rms; light nd and cool sop,
Hoa1h Ssjs IA ffsl " :s5s rooms and bath
private entrance; S17.25 per week. Cal
a0TfRAcTIVE 0TfRsA TIVE APT. in reg apt. BLDG gen. g n
sefeensd e sasa IN nsn anU aa1 and
exposures near oHsss Wsseehesfsesb fo s.by or ehid
under under 4 years; S115; avail. AUG. L. Boz
TInRkNrsHED, Ig1k SHED nice big bedrm. with closet
psopie: pso9T nice M Yard and front porch. Cen;
tTsl ave 2 ouaes mies from 5mr0usr Armstrons,
cool ROCK CREEK PIX, blk. from bus;
line-Girl TO share furn. apt. with etnei
girls, all privil., S35 mo. BOX lo'-M eiai
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN, 1885
18th st. nv Apt iNPyt nI,yiepes lTs DseloSm Ssi
per mo. Cali AID. 1868 after p.m.' Sun
SW.a NV az faI large front rooms; EACH with :,
windows: large closet; partly TURN; 10
light housekeeping; employed couple. BA
1ss: PARK RD ngox! NwmDs1,shtfSl; dDsn l.pnes xss
piano. pvt bath, dinette with Frigidalr5e
for for : or 3 gentlemen; sos mo. NO 9S2'
sttss soss oRRDWAY RR ST N.w-Aur. only; tarn ,,1a
5663 Sun, from & to g. MIN n,,,isbs,
ant l room, kit. and bath; clean. cool
conv. to trans; Colmar Manor, Nd. uN
I3Ss COLUMBIA RID. Nw-Living room
bedroom, complete kitchen and bath
sleeping porch; nicely furn: suit Per
SIBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass. ave. NV
| i bedrm., hotel furnished apt; note
suite and hotel rooms; aysiiaoie oy Gay
SETTIED. EMPLOYED COUPLE, with car
to share unusual home: your own bedroom
refrigerator, kitchenette. screened porshf
sSsn. gss; snt nd. sshi' WI ti7s. III ''' "'''A' Il
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,eIla Randolph. 10. 1881 champlair

Della Randolph. 10. 1851 champiain
st. NV.
and Msrtha craddock. 20. Richmond
Robert Ritchie, 45.. 1920 You st. NV.
and Fannie Whigby. 3S. 1888 You st.
NV.
william gali, 81, oel q st, n.e and
EliEabsth ferrell 49, 1914 Kirby st.
NV.
James GALLOWAY, 81. College PARK. Nd.
and Eleanor Tersis 81. 2611 Monroe st.
ne.
Helen Basnsn. a., S12 D st. s.w
Earl Mason 30t .1147 45th .pl. Sc. and
Lots Wright. 10. 1881 Euclid st. NV.
Alfred Linton, y. 1914 Shepherd st. NV,
and Dorothy. Blum, 21,. 13O 18th st. Sc.
| Richard Winkelman, 90. 3o1S Tennyson St
! NV. and Helen Meyer, 27, 4425 14th st
Haskew Leacraft. rs. 7o5 Fairmont st.
NV. and Msttie Cyrus, 20, 5142 Tilden
AnsIes Ia ssP9.ssss e .ss e; :, and Mae Jenkins
Gordon. ~. si4 wessminster st. stu nv. HnA
0sssf xSana HI Hal. Il 90 soS fsia tssa e. nE ns
ss ss. both % q s5is s Ese !. iae n.W' thornton
and virginia Brickey, 10. 1887 Quincy
issIs S.sEIsi. Tss; s.:., Fl b. AK !. e. ana
| NV, and Betty Howard. 80. 1875 III 4itihi
nj, ew
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. latDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDnit three fnH days and
receipe the license on the fifth
ddy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Richard Holbruner. %, CHEVY chass, Nd.
and Marjorie Nobel 90, 3941 Langles
ct. NV.
James Burke. 81, and Marguerite Sher.
rer, 10. both Of Baltimore.
yunius Ousley. 20, $40 East Capitol st.
and Mary Madsen. 81, 213f o st. NV
Norman Bickel, 81 Oak Park. III, anc
Annette Mensontdes. 80. Alexandra, Va
Vivian Gruber. 81. 91S Quincy st. NV
Mathew Suite. 10. 1920 14th st. s.e.. ans
Ruth Boutwell,. 1s, 1858 Q2een st. ne.
Sylvester Dickerson, As, 410 21st st. NV,
and Lilly Johnson. 80. SIT rorid,
Willie Young, 81, 1901 simms dr.. Sc, an.
william Langford, 20. 1122 21st st.. ne.
and Emily Harrison. %, 1255 Eye st. ne
James Brown; q. 614 st. NV. ant
chanie Hill 21, 1l41 7th st. NV.
Florence Alsborne, %, 1919 B st. ne.
Daniel Payne, 90, 1s41 9th st. NV, ans
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Deaths Reported
Nrom D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics.)

william A. Case. 80, Cabin John, Nd.
Flementine II. Bryant, 81. 131 18th st. ne.
James @. Porch. 81. 404 9Th ct. NV.
John Curly. 81 soldsers Home.
Ii sianchs a Hynns 7ss S2e A Ct. ne,
gshn l1a, aedIsrs . Z ~: q; as$S. 4sths st Nv.
PHILIP Gindes. 6t. S2e virllnia ave. Sc.
Jesnnette y. Jewell. 81. 2916 Connecticut
Charles A. Hepburn. 50. 1901 channins
st. ne.
Melvin Dorm. -, 1873 Irving 1t. NV.
James w. HILL A. 110s 4th 81. s.w.
John ]. Pearl. ~. 422 3rd st, NV.
Carol A. Flynn. IL. 5000 Otis st. ne.
Susie Shepherd, ~. 1924 W st. NV.
Samuel Heargrons. 81, 1907 r. I. ave. NV.
Adeiains Lewis. 4s. $40 A st. Sc.
Frederick Alien. SO, b11 p st. NV.
Charles II. Hisginbottom. IS. 1898 Stanton
In 1910 United States schools
granted $500 doctors degrees and
10000 first professional or bache-
lor's degrees.
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Harry Cremer, 22. 1850 Harvard st. ".
and Margaret WEIGH, 10. 1855 Calvert
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Frank c. Krizan, "a, truck driv-
e., Port Clinton and Miss Eliza
beth l.. Ceccoli, Is, Gypsum. FIR.
Brand to officiate.
Ralph H Buhro, %, farmer, of
Graytown, and Miss Suzanne n.
Dittman, 20, Elmore. Rev. A. c.
Thober to officiate.
DeLaurel w. Michel, %, me-
chanic, Woodville, and Miss Irene
J. Vasill, 20, Genoa. Rev. Paul
Nesper to officiate.
Franklin G. Eaton, "a, carpen-
ter, Port Clinton and Miss Anna
G. King, %, packer, Port Clin-
ton. Rev. John E. Braun to Off
ciate.
Gerald l. Irmen, "a, truck driv,
er, Toledo, and Miss Evelyn NJ
Seeger IS, bank clerk, Graytown.
Lawrence j. Lucas, &c, mold op
orator, Marblehead and Miss Fran
ces L. Tunnell, "a, laborer, Por'
Clinton. Fr. August j. Schaefel
to otficiate.
| Floyd A. Klingbiel, 2S, florist
Port Clinton and Miss Mary X
Krafcik, %, bookkeeper, Por
Clinton. FIR. Karl Brand to off
ciate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
Real Estote Tronsfers

Allen Twp.-George E. Schlie-
vert ct al to George Schlievert, Jr.
l acre, rg. 13, 35; Hugh H. Phil
lips, ct al to Richard w. Deit-
meyer, lot 6, sec. 2, Clay Center.
Benton Twp.-Fred Schroeder
ct al to Walter Schroeder, 1.27 ac.,
re-. 13, sec. 33.
Sand Beach-Angie V. Lehman
to Elizabeth Bodi, lot 220.
Clay Twp.-Steve Bertok ct al
to Ted Hicks, ct al, 40 acres,
rg. 13, sec. 19; Carl F. Widmer
ct al to E. Frank Plaugher, ct al,
rs acres, rg. 13, 35.
Genoa Corp.-Dorothy V. Price
to Ross Fisher ct al, lot 10, S. Will
liams; Veronica A. Wilka ct al to
Carl Widmer, ct al, blk. /, lot 2,
pit, Wyman and Gregg triangle.
Danbruy Twp.-John A. Kihlken
ct al to Ralph C. Bruning ct al,
1.25 &C., lot 2, 4.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
NJ O TIC ( S
LEGAL NOTICE

12345--Helen Moore, ct al, VS..
Cleveland Trust Company, ct al
Vincent McRitchie, whose place of
residence is either 127O kemper
street or 1886 kemper street, Ink
ster, Michigan, and Allen Hyde,
whose place of residence being rn,
known. each and both of you will
take notice that on the 18th day Of
October, l94S, the undersigned
Helen Moore, and William Hyde,
Clara Sexton, John Hyde, Ovid Hyde
and Harley Robinson, filed their
Petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of ottawa County, Ohio, nam
ing therein the Cleveland Trust
Company as Executor, the Cleveland
Trust Company Us Trustee, Allen
Hyde, Vincent |. McRitchie, Paul
inc Halh, Rt Rev. Beverly Tucker,
bishop of the EpisCopal Diocese of
Ohio The Woman's Hospital Asso-
citation, and Alfred ", Kalh, as de-
PENDANTS, alleging that Clara Hyde
Gillard died ON the Sth day of April,
l9iS, and thereafter on the 22nd day
OF May, l9iS, paper writings pur-
porting to be the Last VIII and
Testament with CodiCil attached of
said deCedent We're admitted TO pros
bate in the Probate Court of Ottawa
County, and that said papers are not
| the Last VIII and Testament with
codicil of the deceased. In said peti-
| ton, plaintiffs pray that an issue
| be made up as to whether or not
said paper writings are the Last
| viii and Testament and codicil of
| the decedept; that the same be set
| aside and held for naught and for
! such other and further relief as Is
! just and proper.
HELEN MOORE.
| By: Harrison, Thomas, Spanwenberp
and HUH,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 36-Gt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Danbury Plats-Warren Nellie
ct al to Ernest Mertzke, ct al, blk.
/, lot 10, pit. Minayatha; Edward
Maunther ct al to Cyrus r. Wood,
ct al, lots 72-73-74-90-9l, Orchard
Beach; Ira Shrock to Arthur Z.
Pickens, ct al, blk. l, lot 8,
Shrocks' end add.
Willow Beach-Ben J. Burkett
to I. L. Sauerwein, ct al, lot 5S,
s. d. "C".
Elmore Corp.-Trustees Church
of God to Alice Manzeck, lot 16l,
original.
Put-in-B Bay Twp. - Putin Bay
Resort Co. to Lee Regal, lot 80
S. "B".
Salem Twp.-George P. Balm
sen ct al to Myron Demars, ct al,
81 acres, rg. Is, S. "a; John P. Ran
kins ct al to Dudley n. Sparks,
RS. IL, sec 8.
Catawba Plats Richard Lee
Fast to JudSon H. Rinebold ct al
lot Sc, Catawba Orchard.
Port Clinton Corp. Alfrieda
Pulschen ct al to Elizabeth J. Ms.
sen, blk. 4, lot 7, Lakeview; Ger
trude Orr to Dorothea NJ. Bel,
knap, sec. 5, 100X200 ft.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

Oct. 21-Harold Cooley, Bob
Brown, Mrs. F. J. Griswold, Mrs.
j. B. Nelson, John Jacob Krynock,
Lowell Thomas Rounds.
Oct. 22-Edward OMAN, Mrs.
Robert Mitchell, Mrs. R. D. Reitz,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bice, Frank Pro-
haska, Mrs. Harry Hatch.
Oct. 23-Robert Anderson, Joel
len st. John, Mary Lay Lambert,
Richard Radloff, Mildred Wozniak,
Hally Belknap. Wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bel
knap. .. h
Oct. 24-Frank Matthiesen, Will
liam Goebel, Donald Mortus, Mrs.
Edwin Bredehoft, Mrs. H. C. Wah-
lers, Virgil Frye, Mrs. Jake Carni
com. Wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon, Hemminger, Mr..
and Mrs. Fayette K'Burg, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oravec, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oravec, Sr.
Oct. 25-Harry Ascher, Lloyd
Stull, Mrs. Jack Rider, Harold
Chaplin, John Ludwigsen, Charles
Hillman, Frederick Wozniak, Lois
Wadsworth. Wedding, anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Oravec.
Oct. 26-Mrs. A. L. Sharp, Elsie
McDavitt, Orville Payne, Marian
Fillinger Christensen, Dolores
Garrison, Carol Lee Warner, Albert
Woodmana Joseph Smith, Jr., Har-
vey Hephner, Lyle Mckenzie. Wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Rider, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fenrich.
Oct. 27-Elizabeth Ann Eldred,
George Greer, Mrs. Jessie Fehn-
rich, Mrs. Inez Bredbeck, Mrs. Ar
thur Perry. Wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Wierzba.
Oct. 28-Mrs. Clarence Loder,
Harvey Snider, Andrew Holly, Jr.,
John Snider, Mrs. Harry May, Mrs.
Franklin Heiserman. Wedding an
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bohl-
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
Court House News
Put-in-Bay, S44.75; Rocky Ridge,

Put-in-Bay, S44,75; Rocky Ridge,
$56.75.
Auditor E. A. Guth reports the
distribution of $6S,925.34 which re-
presents the recent collection of
taxes on personal property in the
county. The schools received $780,
672.45, distributed as follows: AL
len twp, S7,9O3.41; Lake in Allen,
STA; Benton, $215.56; Carroll,
$69.14; Clay-Genoa, $4,026.61; Ca
tawba, $97.47; Harris-Elmore,
$s40.27; Portage, S9,516.65; Put
Inlay, village, S64S.46; Salem-Oak
Harbor, $1,596.52; Danbury, 49,
995.OS; Erie, $1s9.1O; Port Clinton,
$9,517.O7; Port Clinton Library,
S761.37; North Bass, $56.07; Middle
Bass, $237.93. The townships re-
ceived $6,531.O0 distributed as fol-
lows: Allen, $99012; Benton,
! $500; Bay, $35.O1; Carroll, $2S.0S;
Clay, $S2S.74; Catawba, $42.15;
Danbury, $742.24; Erie, $50.06;
Harris, $65.20; Portage, $2,070.60;
Putin Bay, $961.43; Salem, S244.-
Al; Salem Oak Harbor Union ceme-
terry, $305.81; Harris Elmore I'm
ion cemetery, $91.92. The villages
received $12,654.11 distributed as
follows: Clay Center, $968.61;
Rocky Ridge, $31.14; Genoa, ST.
OO2.24; Marblehead, $961.34; Ell
more, $4S636; Port Clinton, ST.
932.17; Put-in-Bay, $217,41; Oak
Harbor, $1,254.84. The Oak Har-
Dor library, $179.26. The state of
Ohio $5.03 and the county $9,-
SS3.49.
Edward Minderman, clerk of the
Ottawa county board of elections,
reports having received 10 absent
voters ballots to date, and more
than sixty persons have made ap-
plication for absent voters ballots.
Friday noon, twelve o'clock, Octo-
Der 10Th is the deadline for filing
absent voters ballots.
Saturday morning, October 30th
the presiding judges will receive
the election supplies and instruc-
tions for services on election day,
The judges and clerks who are to
serve on election day receive their
notices and instructions from the
board of elections this week.
The will of Elizabeth Paysen was
filed for probating this week.
Judge P. w. Gulau Of the pro-
bate court reports the appointment
of Harvey F. Knoerr as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Mary A.
Knoerr.
A partial account Of guardian
ship of William Robert Fenrich has
been filed in the probate court by
jeanette Klotz Fenrich, guardian.
The first, final and distTibutive
account Of administration has been
fled in the probate court by Eva
c.. Schimmel, administrative in the
matter Of the estate of Oils S.
Friedricksen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Judge William A. Hunt of the
common pleas court attended the
Hate meeting of kiwanis clubs at
Dayton, Wednesday. Judge Hunt
was chairman of the district reso-
luton committee.
Mrs. Jennie Hartenfeld, matron
at the county Jail, left for Chicago
Sunday, to spend part of her vaca-
tion visiting at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter.
Atty. Tom Stahl, of Oak Harbor,
has been re-appointed by Judge
Hunt to serve as member of the
ottawa County Soldiers and Sail
ors Relief Commission. The ap-
pointment is for five years, effec-
tive October 16. Mr.. Stahl is a
representative of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars. Other members of
the Commission are: Herman
Steinmiller, Oak Harbor and Albert
Sabin, Port Clinton.
The opening dates for the new
terms of common pleas court for
I949 have been announced by
Judge William A. Hunt, as follows:
January 3rd, May End and Septem
Der 18th.
Deputy Sheriff William Cullen
went to Lima Monday to bring
back Robert Smidutz who had been
ordered by Judge Hunt to be sent
to the Lima State hospital for ex-
animation and observation, for per-
iod of ne t more than 80 days. Mr..
Smidutz had been indicted by the
SStawa county grand jury on char
ges of felonious assault, and exhib-
iting obscene pictures to a minor
and when brought before Judge
Hunt for arrignment the defendant
pleaded innocent and was ordered
to be sent to Lima State Hospital
for examination as to his mental
condition, and his case was con-
tinued for further proceedings.
New cases filed in the common
tleas court during the week includ-
"a the following: The Lakeside AS
sociation against Mrs. Walter S.
Johnson, Lakewood, an action to
quiet title and cancel lease; Vivian
Young against Ralph Young, an ac-
tion for divorce and equitable re-
lief; William B. Carson, Port Clin-
ton, against Patricia Carson, Sis
tersville, w. Va, an action for di-
vorce; Helen Moore, Cleveland, and
others against the Cleveland Trust
s'pmpany as executor and others,
an action to contest the will Of DR..
Clara Hyde Gillard.
The county commissioners were
in session Monday when a number
of matters were brought up for
discussion, but no action taken.
The auditors department receiv-
I'd a voucher from Columbus for
$20,000.16 which represented the
amount coming to the county from
the recent distribution of automo-
-lle license tax funds. Of this
amount the county road and bridge
funds received $16,614.66, and the
villages received the following
amounts: Clay Center, $500; Ell
more, S268.75; Genoa, $4,000;
Marblehead,, $4,000; Oak Harbor
$810.75; Port Clinton, $1,493.50;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Agnes DePue, deceased.
Madeleine Friderici has been APP
pointed and qualified as EXecutriN
of the estate of Agnes DePue, late
of ottawa County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day of October, 194S.
Peter w. Gulau, Probate Judge.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Margaret Dunlap Sass,
deceased. r.. .-..
Eben Dunlap has been. appointed
and qualified as Administrator with
the will annexed of the estate Of
Margaret Dunlap Sass, late of OF
tawa County, Ohio, deceased. Dated
this 9th day of October, 194S.
Peter w. Gulau, Probate Judge.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

SAMARITAN NURSING HOME,
Fremont, Ohio. Care for chronic
bedfast patients. Reasonable rates.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
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