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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
FIRST BB TOURNEY SET FOR gHANNlsl.
 epAnE ScH0Ql FplS

As loaded with excitement for Chaansl juniors as IS major ssrting svent for odults. is an- 1.cu..e craeat of the first grade sshcol basketball tournament.
 Acco-ding to Robert Garrett, ragsical education instructos on the Juneau ssnea's staff this tourney VII heta ail she trimmings of g sig leaese went
 The ti-gt Gszt.aaau Channel C.9A5e gohse Eakotkali Toulals- mt VII L played off tamorrow in the Douglas gymnasium, with tvs games schedpled for the af- teInoon program beginning at 2 o'clock, and two more starting at I o'clock. Teams will represent Ju- neaU's two grade schools, S. Ann's Parochial School and the Dcuslas school
 The cage tourney is sponsored by three Juneau bUsiness men. Ei3e n ! ngatrcm. Gus George and 5ce George.
 Ihere will be first and second place trophies, 20 pl yer awards ard a msdal for the lges-tarow cea'-- petition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11
'SEesEl'e Plays Hosi
 ToEaHoankS flaesn

SEATTLE, March ll-P- Seattle MI nlag hoss to the queen of the Eatrhank. Alaska winter ealnisal, fEs rest af this weekend.
 Taa queen, June Wagner will ar rive here today with her prinaesses, Fatfisia Clals ana Mona Burnett, sia Fan Agne1iean World Airways. Taey will call on Mayer William r. Devlin, and visit the Seattle Art AIussuD1. Also. they will be pre- sented with o,chids at the city ob- seryafory in Volunteer Park :. They may possibly continue on to hollywood Caiit., Sunday night.
 
 CkgH for scrap read and old sfnrage batteries at Nfadsen's. 22 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-11

bers vii serve on the entertain ment ana social committee Dora Sweeney, chairman, assisted by Lu- cilla stein, Do.lie Stewart, Jane shinger Eess Thomas. Aletha rhorendal, Harriet Tucker, and Lil- lian Uggen.
 At the clcse of the business
 assion, delicious refreshments Of strawberry sf3ortaaha, ice cream and ccffeo were served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-07-21

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Evening star., 1949-05-06
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Goat.

HOME IMPROVEMENTS tceat.J
CEMENT WORK. retaining walls,
waterproofing. WA. $500 IS
CEMENT Work. stone xails. aaE-
plsSes, cement driyeways, porehe,,
reAining walls. pipe drainage. all
kinds Of waterproofny p. MARcUC-
CIO. Rt 5. HoFneYs lane, Rockville.
Nd; Phone Eoekyllls 35ss. =
material, all posts In concrete. No
JOYCE FENCE Co. Nj. iss2. -
-CoNCRETE-Cement WORK. iootinES
porches. Eteps. dItVewsyS. estnt-
tiooEs' re,ainfpg walls ED ole and psS
chips: repairs or new lnstsllations
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1892.
FLAGsToNE. . sDeriaity-An Kinds
Of stone and cement werk done:
Dosenes. sss tt, serrasss; walks. steps. sf.- Il.
watevproonng and drsinsEe. sles.
Phone 0sithersburT 727. ANGELO
NARcUcc1o 32s Diamond ave.
GaithersbuyR. Maryiard
FENCE, chain link. and other types;
payment; easy terms. FENcEcRAFT
CO. AT. $3.50. -
FENCES-Galvanized chain link: all
posts set in concrete; immediate
TO pay. II. 3-2743. %
FENCES, the best for less; galvanized
chain link: immed erection; 30 mo.
TO pay HER-KOR CO. once. FR
1899: ewes. VI 1865. --6
FENCES, all types. galyanize material
for chain link; reasonable prices.
All posts set in concrete. Terms
FHA. BILT RITE FENCE CO. ST.
FLOOR sERyICE-Nothinr bu. the
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
finishes FLOORING. cONTRAc-
TORS; NC, 1872 Wisconsin ave
coMPLETfE HOME REMoDELING
service With the Know How. For
ideas and estimates, call GEO. H.
WILSON. DI. 0SS0.
MODERNIZING ano additions: cellar
to roof Call ST, 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
SCREEN your porch. Best material
and workmanship. W. D. TAYLOR,
81. 3942. Also repairs and re-
modelling.
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papering, interior decorat-
ing; all work guaranteed; terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
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Evening star., 1949-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


ACCESSORIES FOR BUILDING
Hechinser's have the largest selection
of new and used building materials
IN the city; used lumber $50 3er n
and up; used brick, plumbing and
heating tsupplies. HECHTNGER CO.,
4 stores, Phone orders. AT. l4oo.
ACCORDION. Soprani. l20 bass, two
switches: S225. Chestnut 6322
ACCORDIoNs. I2o bass. made to the
exacting specifcations OF Excelsior:
compare with .aecordions at double
the pfiee: light in weight; SaS5:
cow. terms. KITS. 1890 @ st. "
AIR CONDITIONER. window type.
all sizes. I for every pocketbook.
sTaNssssn'Elo sssa nssaln'f lo9 pe al,S Ts1ss 9
Rir-conditionins specialists for 16
yrsSs sis Kennedy st. NV 9E.
AfR CoNDITIoNER. pleasant Air, !"
u h.p.. excellent cond.: installation
arranged; $l5o. Du. 53l2.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
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Evening star., 1949-05-06
AVIATION

IpstOMnA CFesa SasgNtys eyssh
pts sIsiy seasnRsa isAmRsNiG1s fatl
tnlettten asS bsttsfg Esr@s ni
statlA a
FuR MAlKl all metal p 7
rs aes6tes PRISE $500 " Bssi
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ifosn 7 unite 4 ST Al SehFsm All.
pert. I9geehbsit Nd "a
nj GINNING MAI tatA. Ieta, 1ata
NEaMERT WERNER corr VII
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: cay fsain tiiElhis ts zee thlt sirs
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eEA ana oil ssteA. al typs saAtBtv,
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Evening star., 1949-05-06

Colored Restaurant
Beer. win show nice profit. Owner
must sell immediately.
AUERBACH q CO., DI. 6501
l424 < st. NV; ewes. DE. s64o.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
FOOD SHOP

Pa. ave. Ideal Sc. location for delica-
lessen products. All new equipment.
price mel approx. 81 800 in stock.
II you want nice store and a
nSpeynasNsr rs Nr Nsvtos ss EX Esre sss g see this
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
cAyTts AND l,vtxrocs

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MAJ b. saea maksI J ola
httNa AafmAftst Va ~ H1 te8u
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k}2raa sft
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t.ty Sh sila NJ lFst :
Evening star., 1949-05-06
REAL BARGAIN

s. s. grocery; corner store; cash and
carry; average, $1,000 weekly. So. 800
for key. Cash, $4,000. Balance easy
terms. AID. 539l 2 am. to pm.
OR. 0250 after z pm. 90,
Cleaning and Laundry
Mostly colored trade. NV. Excel. for
Chinese laundry. Large store with
large back room. Rental only SS5.
Long lease. Total price, $1,000. Elk.
1865.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

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Evening star., 1949-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS Ecs SAlG

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aTs eSs ssw 500. - SAasztsE
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BUILDING MATERIALS
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Evening star., 1949-05-06
POULTRY AND tcaS

JANIS rEtn sfaRE. sIs ga ~.
t>eHEt9 Y-4 feeaa hAfs eksFkt.
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e',a stsi SIS en Ii4ht...ee..
Evening star., 1949-05-06
COKERS

Tfss tiskaest e~sl4hses4 eaNs - have
spNs bRd
SILVER SPRING o62s
Evening star., 1949-05-06
DRAIN SERVICE

DRAIN, SERVICE
Ciogged pipes and drains cleaned
electrically. Satisfaction guaranteed
J. SHAPIRO, day or night. NO. 5000
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
ALTERATIONS, additions. home I'M
provements, etc. For ideas and
estimates, call SUBURBAN REMOD-
ELiNG Co, OIL. 1855, suburban area
only. Ewes. DE. 6905 or UN. 1000.
CARPENTRY. Enclosures, porches. ad-
work guaranteed. H. u. oRME. Cal
caRpaSrER aH aasnlss SSp Il II nBufTDRR, fTSlRR roofins
painting: small or large Jobs: white
mechanics. RE. 7oe0. sl1 Eye st
NV, -
Evening star., 1949-05-06

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in'The Star.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
TREES REMOVED
ooCs. pfTs. nc.

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Evening star., 1949-05-06

RESTAURANT, BEER
500 weekly sales quoted.
Excellent location Easy to operate.
Open 6 days weekly. Closed sun
days AID holidays. Modern stainless
steel equipment. Long lease. Only
$500 down. Balance EZ. Call Mr..
Newton, Ex. o555.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
NESBTTT EQUIPMENT c

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pfeaenis tke4T nkN IAaESssG EGuEp
mefs Csntss. Yes esE Sfss tseEss
~ rEAtnss
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yard auHp trucks Sos EaIssAEs Gs4s6
With shree-xssa 3sxag1ox kya-ssisr
euxrp eaGsex Tracks s4rfp1se VIE
t0u htuan EAxh Hnst ssaEa N9N ssz
&s soc EArsssn EeatBzsers GkHtsF
prsxF eseh, sT $50
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payhfeak hseFaEsse camp ee6s
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EaasSxxent Center rgses. $3.50
esp - ths HsrEssn E9usrznsbt CsH~
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Evening star., 1949-05-06

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tara aA& eeEhAs. %s5e each. Ms&&ksss
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Evening star., 1949-05-06

$3.50 per SALON. FRANK FoER
INC, 3436 l4th NV, RA. "55s
PAINT-Pure linseed oil house paint
gal. NORTHWEST PAINT CO.
10l4 7th st. NV. RE 0054.
PAINT SALE $4,000 stock o.
paints. enamels. varnishes, inside
and outside; save o5I 10 50f.
house paints as low as sl.ss gal,
for soc; hundreds of bargains. IN
pEofPLEss sa5fILiEs HARpwARs l,is ARE sURPLus sUnRsPsLus
SALES STORE, 3S.a-27 Bladenshurs
I'd. Colmar Manor. Nd. Just pss'
parSTrNGs-rne Gs .wanky Conn. sal.
laries are exhibiting for sale .;
old and new French paintings many
in original gold leaf frames: througi
May 4: oPen eyes. 1918 NJ st
PIANo-6lrea, barE. due to owner
mos. $500 Decatur pl. NV. Nj z Is
PIANO. Knahe grand. excellent tone
81 600. Call EM. 1890. --f2
PIANO. nahog: upright: is5: sofa
piANomHuntington apright. soos
condition; SIS or best offer. DE
PIAN0. upright, mafsogany; full key
board. excel. tone. $50. e1l2 Ey'
rsSoaunsinssSP ssssIiioa insa,P. aPi sPT'shs s.
PIANO s,a y ~ Brand-new Lester Bets,
Ross pianos; SEQ deposit. Slt
monthly. ST. $500 PIANO MART
PIANO. Ise 81 srand-nex nd new Concord spin.t
very attractive nahog. finish. reA
value at S3g5; SIS cash. $40 mo
KITS. 1880 q 81. nv. -
FfAN0, I.croseulc srtnst ana eSnseis
models. built hy Baldwin: smeodies
features Of small Rrands and up.
ssfion. DURABILITY and eye appealins
case designs In nahceary. walnut
rbony. Iiehf eak and prinn vera nn,
81. Exclusive st HUGO woRcH
rIANo--for only se5 down we vii
and console pianos % your boins
Betsy Ross. story & Clark, HnntinK
ton. Winter q Co. and others. ST
ta4ftl, JORDAN PIANO CO.. cor
PIANO. seaaiifni wariitxer spinet
has been out on rental: nov rsducec
to S325: ss5 cash. $40 mo. KIT 3
1880 @ st. nv.
PIAN0s--Brand-new. al wood. tGli-
keyboard. spiEet pianos that srs
usually pfieed at s59a; special onis
sa9s tpay SIS dcwn1: mahosAns
fintshed; 4 very popular model mses
hy on4 Of Ameriea,s larsess mana.
PIANO CO.. corner 18th and Q
rIAsos-ws have q tsx real rsia.,
Ia used and sample pianos a. nargntr
pFsces. Fuil-keybo&r6 splnst. .S@TMi
nsM studio apinet. &968: used fun.
Eer Eetky Hess. $4ESs many others
JORDAN PLANO Co. ecTner f3tf
and q sta ~. Ut. $500. -
Evening star., 1949-05-06

TuEe. lAlnpSa ahbi&lC k19tG AAI
chairs. milk glass, china. AID. b335,
FURNITURE - Complete furnishings
l-bedrm. apt. Must sacrifice, leaving
town. Call MI. s34S. IS
fURNlTUkEIsave up 20 4eE on
living room suites. tables. lamps.
rugs, desks summer furniture, etc.
Lowest prices on innef-spring mat
tresses, box springs. studio couche3,
sofa beds. rellaway beds. HOWARD
:; HELD. 5ss2 os: ave. mn IN, RA'
FuRNfTURE Of 3-room apt: leayins
country must sell; all blond mahog-
any, excellent eond.; eroadloom rug
and pad. dark rose. See l2-S. 20.
FURNiTURE. dining room. bedroom.
FURNiTURE-Liyins room, sold as
Complete unit only, includes axl5 )
rug. tailor-msde slip covers. lamps-
Exi' ' sos, after ! pm. Friday or al
rSS'1SSSrfffS'aREM;showroom "A ffaREroAss SAMPLES
our specially. Bedrfn.. Iiy. rm., din.
Ym suites: desks. tables, misc. In
spsssion = and dn.%s1S ssIPSr'iST9R FT9RNFTusr HUH
CO. i4s4 Pa. ave. Sc. 10. $500.
FURNITURE SALE--On better srade
fuTn., some slightly used, from Ntgr-
m. and Or. din, rn. from unclaimed
freisht and factory noor sarnples. etc.
All at greaf sayings. LION STORAGE
Bldg. 4sstl New YORK ave. VI
daily, t0-e. Sat. TIN a. RE- 43lo
GAS RANGE. SEQ. Can be seen 10
morrow. Saturday, only. f42s Albe-
marie 81. H.Ns
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
OUR NEIGHBORS X
GYPSUM

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen
spent Saturday afternoon in San
dusky.
Bob Gardner Of Baldwin Wal
lace College of Berea spent the
weekend with his parents.
Miss Dorothea Gulau of Fostor-
ia, spent the weekend with her
parents.
Miss Dorothea Jensen of Toledo
University visited over the week
end with her parents.
Enos Rarden left last week Fri
day to attend the funeral Of his
sister at Lexington, Kentucky.
~T Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jen-
sen are the proud parents
I of a baby daughter, born
early Tuesday morning in the Ma
gruder hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jensen are the proud grand
parents for the first time, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Voss the elated
great grandparents for the first
time.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
Drive Slowly Is
Police Warming

With more vehicles on the
streets today than ever before,
Police Chief Jack f. Shelter called
upon motorists and pedestrians to
be especially on their guard at
this time of the year, when traffic
hazards are increased by winter
conditions.
This is n dangerous time of
the year to drive or walk" re-
minded Chief Shelter. Fewer
hours of daylight, the prevalence
of ice-coated streets, the frequent
snowfallS and other factors, such
as mwky weather, help to make
the winter months hazardous for
those behind the wheel or afoot."
To combat these adverse Condi-
tionS he recommended the motor
lists redouble their caution and
drive slowly when the streets are
slippery from snow or ice.
He further recommended that
drivers avoid warming up theil
cars in closed garages, as carbon
monoXidc poisoning is dangerous
I'VE must bear in mind" Chic
Shelter said, that brakes applied
suddenly on slippery pavcmen
may cause dangerous skidding. Sc
apply them gradually, driving
slowly enough so they won't grab
Lowered speed is essential to traf
| fic safety in slippery weather.
Pedestrians too, it was pointed
out, must remember that driver
have more difficulty in operatin,
their cars in bad weather AM
should cross only at intersection
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
CATAWBA

Garden Club will meet Tues
day evening, Jan. % with Mrs. M.
Luedeke. Roll call, Garden Reso-
lutions, will be followed by a
Chalk Talk Identification OF
Leaves by Mrs. Edw. Ludwig.
Mrs. A. w. Sharp will conduct
a test on Evergreens and there
will be an exhibit of Garden and
seed catalogues, bulletins and
other literature.
The Dorcas Society will meet
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 2S, at
the Union Chapel if the weather
permits.
The 53rd anniversary Of the
Ladies Aid Society will be observ-
ed Friday, Jan. q in the home of
Mrs. f. C. Neal. A potluck lunch
will be served at noon.
Mrs. Earl Newton accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ward of To-
ledo to Largo, Florida, Wednes-
day. The trip Will be maze Dg
motor, and the party will join the
M. Smiths, who are located in the
Rainbow Trailer Court.
The Mothers Club met Wednes,
day evening in the home of Mrs
Melvin Ballard and held a White
Elephant sale, proceeds of which
will go to the March of Dimes
fund.
Fred Fitch, local cemetery trus
tee, is sojourning in Florida, hav'
ing accompanied Lopis Haas, OF
Toledo, on 8 motor trip.
Emery Konker left this past
week to spend the remainder o.
tie winter in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sorgen, Jr.
spent the weekend with relatives
in Rochester, Michigan, and Sar
MIA, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Schafe'
and sons, Myron and Chester
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Barnes and family
in Limestone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
BAY TWP.

When we read about the air
plane crash in Seattle, Washing
ton. on Jan. 9th, little did we
realize that the man who saved
several lives was q native Of our
township. John kostelniE oldest
son of Mike Kostelnik, brother Of
Helen Kostelnik and Mrs. John
Yurista. is this heroic person. Mr..
kostelnik was ore Of two Boeing
mechanics and three United Air
Line employees who saved II of
the youths. Mr.. Kostelnik, 36,
himself dragged six Of them from
the plane during his two rescue
attempts. kostelnik said Il only
wish l could have gotten more of
them out, but the flames were SO
hot-so awfully hot" This young
man. who lived IL our township
and has many friends here is hon
orcd for his heroic deed.
The Bay Twp. Farm Women's
Club will hold its monthly meet
lug Jan. 25th. Clara Suhrbier,
Emma Heiser, Ann Balduff and
Alberta Kaspar make up the pro-
gram committee. The hostesses
fer the afternoon will be Mable
Anderson, Virginia EWerson. Lu-
eta Weichmar and Alice Wilber.
The Bay Twp. Farm Bureau
will have its monthly meeting
Monday evening, Jan. "a. Elec-
ton of officers for the coming
year and other topics promise a
very interesting business meet
ms. Norman Lacumsky is in
charge OF program and refresh
ments.
Norman Lacumsky attended the
County Farm Bureau Board meet
ing in Oak Harbor, Monday, Jan,
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mackey
were in Sandusky on business on
Monday.
Kathryn Brough and Frances
Shaffer, Toledo, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Brough.
Mrs. Emmett Balduf entertain
ed her pinochle club Thursday
evening. Mrs. Robert Hopfngel
held high score and Mrs. Vernon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
Little Portage

Remember the Bay Farm Bu-
reau meeting next Monday night.
With five Mondays this month,
many forget.
The Bay Farm Women's club
will meet next Tuesday. AS the
year books are not yet available,
we will give hostesses and OIL
GERS. January hostesses are
Mesdames Mable Anderson, Nlr-
ginia Ewersen, Alice Wilber and
Luetta Weichman. The new Off
GERS are, Ann Balduf, Bessie Vogt,
Emma Heiser and Alice Mae Mel
sen. The entertainment commit
tee are Emma Heiser, Ann Balduf,
Clara Suhrbier and Alberta kas-
par.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Bergman
and Richard spent last weekend
with his mother and sisters In
Detroit.
The Junior Girls Sorority meet
ing to have been hcld with Miss
Ruth Ewersen Monday night, was
postponed because this is exam
ination week and most school ac-
tivities have been postponed.
Andrew Paulsens are driving n
new Plymouth car.
Farm Bureau Council No. 3 met
last Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Aldwyn Suhrbier.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose Dibbling accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Andrews and
Dicky Waltz on a trip to Dear
born, Mich, to attend the 39th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kemple.
Betty Heinsen was suddenly
| stricken with appendicitis while
baby sitting last Wednesday eve
ming. She was rushed to the hos
pital for an immediate operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Witt en-
tertained their card club last We'd
nesday evening. The next meet
ing will be on Jan. 26 with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Schroeder in Por'
Clinton.
Marcia Louise was the name
given the new daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William O'Neal wheI
christened at the immaculate Con
ception church Sunday. Sponsors
were Mrs. Anna O'Neal and Ern
est O'Neal.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

Meinke was consoled. Refresh
ments completed a most enjoyable
evening. Mrs. Milton Long will
entertain tie second Thursday in
February.
To celebrate Amos Lattimore'S
6Sth birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leggett, Bob, Pat and Nancy, Miss
Addie baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lattimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett
Brough, Frank, Charles, Joan and
Ray, had a potluck supper at the
Brough's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mackey,
Skip and Beverly, had Mrs. Frank
Mackey with them for dinner, Sun
day, to honor Mrs. Mackey on her
10th birthday.
Alice Ann, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yurista, celebrated her
birthday Sunday, at a family dim
ner.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Weichel, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kaspar and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Darr gave Amos baltimore
a surprise birthday party. Pi-
nochle and refreshments were en-
joyed by all.
We extend our sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Wright in the
death of his mother, Mrs. HoSey
Wright of Riley Center.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
Game Information
Will Be Sought

Approximately $4,000 Ohio hunt
ers wi. asked by the Ohio Divi-
sion Of Conservation and Natural
Resources to make reports on the
amount of game killed during the
past hunting season, Conserva-
tion Commissioner II. A. Rider
said today.
Cards will be mailed to these
licensed hunters, whose names
have been picked at random and
furnished to the Division by the
license agents throughout Ohio.
The cards are easily filled in and
the information sought will be of
great help to the Game Manage
ment Section in planning its pro
gram, according to DR.. +. ID. Mar
tin, chief of the Game Manage
ment Section. He urged that
these cards be filled in and mailed
promptly by Buckeye nimrods who
receive them.