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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

seats 4s; in college section: of sale
beer, etc; 81 900 wk., no sun. Strict
" . money-maker, $1,000 down.
No. 80. Hardware, uptown: averages
81 1000 wk. Priced low at stock and
fixtures only. $1,000 down.
No. 22. Valet downtown: $500 wk.
$500 complete.
No. As. Delicatessen: $500 week.
Strictly steal with $500 down.
BILL SIMONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

Service Station, Garage
Restaurant and Apartment
Situated on heavily travelled Lee
highway, within mi. Of Falls
Church, on corner lot, with 223-
It. frontage. Station complete with
ali modern facilities. Attached Scar
repair garage. complete with wheel
alignment. front end machine and
wrecker. Restaurant leased and
yielding excellent rental income. 2nd
A.. 6-rm. apt. with full bath and
flrepl. Real property worth the price
for $4,000, plus dollar for dollar
value for stock and equipment.
Dominion ms. 81 Realty Agcv.
GIL. 1898. 3103 N. 10th. OK. 1870
Auerbach Opportunities!
owner Ill; shows good profit.
Grocery. beginners chance; small
down payment will buy good store
s and 10 and variety. large store.
well equipped.
Bakery. NV. over $1,000 vkly.
Small department store. . buy that
demands attention.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 3131
1924 K st. NV. Ewes. Lu. 3-s633
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Restaurant Exclusive

Mt. Pleasant section, in large apt
bldg: rent $3.50, heat free; serves
. meals; income quoted $500 wk.;
seats 100. A real buy for $1,000
down. Call Mr.. Kalain.
C.. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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BAR-GRILL
One Of Washington's better colored
restaurants; completely remodeled
and crossing $3.50 daily: seating 20;
long lease cheap rent; this is e
money maker and can be greatly
increased by owner-management;
cash Of SO 900 will handle, balance
terms. Call Mr.. Hayden, ewes. Ii.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Broker. AID.
2aS4
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TAILORING STORE

LIQUOR STORE-Excellent profitable
VI pint location; priced reasonable;
plenty room for Improvement. Don't
fail to inquire. Elk. 2501. OR. 5723.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1855.
TOTAL PRICE-$2, 500
o rooms, 21a baths; oil heat; $3.50
rent; garage; Monroe ST., close to
18th NV. Makes a nice place to
live, plus income.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

,lete with tamper block machine.
r, conveyor. motors. Supply
grade cinderS. Building 24x36;
/ stake body dump truck. Plant
be moved from property
pity. Reasonable for imme-
sale. Call FA. S095 for
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quoted income, S430 mthly.; Tyr.
lease: good money-maker; only
$1,000 down. Call fowler, Elk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INFANTS WEAR

Ladies' accessories. In nearby Viz
ginia. next to Peoples Drug Store.
doing an excellent business. own
er's illness necessitates immediate
sale. No good will money included
in purchase price. You pay only
for latest style stock. Beautiful
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SAM CHANTKER
10 ROOMS-3 BATHS

III ROOMS-3 BATHS
Rooming; seller owns furniture and
will give you 5-year lease; rent, $125
mo-; 2-car garage; oil heat; dandy
place to live; asking $4,000; terms;
1900 block Lanier pl. NV
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave, RE. $40.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
FLY TOCALIF.
BUSINESS SERVICES
PERSONAL

RASH REMOVAL - Free estimates
given. ACTION TRASH
AID, 5457
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STORE FOR RENT
1906 ADAMS MILL RID. NV,
A few doors from 18th and Columbia
I'd. Ideal for many types Of bust
nesses.
For details and to inspect the above
offerings, please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward Bldg. RE. 1166.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
COACHES PLAN
GRID BANQUET
Ticket Sale Now Underway
For Seventh Annual
RedSkin Fete

Tickets for the seventh annual
Port Clinton Downtown Coaches
football banquet, to be held We'd
nesday, November 80, at 6:30, in
st. John Lutheran Church, are
now on sale.
Coach Ed Finnegan of Balwin-
Wallace College, Berea, will be
the principal speaker and Fritz
Howell, Columbus newspaperman,
will serve as master of ceremo-
MES.
Eugene Bolte and DeForrest
Maxwell are co-chairmen for the
event with, Lee Davis and Walter
johnson assisting. Tickets are on
sale at the Bolte Real Estate Of
flee, Lake Erie Sports store, the
Herald office, or by Oscar Heine-
man, DeForrest Maxwell or Wal
ter johnson.
Redskin gridders and Coaches
Norm Willbond and doc" Wen
eel will be honored. The football
players will receive gold footballs
and individual picture plaques as
gifts of the Downtown Coaches,
Mr., Boltc reports.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Bo1dt Heads
Perry Masons

Richard Boldt was elected wor-
shipful master Of the Oliver H.
Perry Masonic Lodge Wednesday
evening with Ralph Anderson as
senior warden and Arlo Shively
as junior warden.
Other officers named include
Perry Butler, senior deacon; Dud-
ley Sparks, Junior deacon; Myron
Miller, secretary; Henry Myers.
senior steward; John Rankin, ju-
nior steward; Archie King, chap
lain; Earl D. Wilson, treasurer,
and Oliver True, installing Off
Ger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
R0BEL LEAVES
POLICE STAFF
Council Takes No Action As
Temporary Appointment
Deadline Arrives

Members of the village counci!
Wednesday, evening decided not
to continue the temporary ap~
pointment of William "Bill" Robel
on the police staff, who had been
employed earlier this summer for
the vacation period. Robel's ap-
pointment was to expire Novem-
Der Is.
Mayor Carl Becker told coun-
cilmen that residents of Route
2, west of the Portage River
bridge, had asked that the street
be named Lake Shore Drive as
another step towards their re-
quest for city mail delivery. The
project was tabled until the next
meeting.
Councilman Paul Schmitt stated
that he had requests for the open
ing of Viola Street, between Will
son Avnue and Erie Gardens. A
concrete block in the middle of
the street hindered passage and
part of the street was being used
as a horseshoe court.
Councilmen voted that the
street should be opened, and that
street department workers should
remove the concrete obstruction
and scrape the street. This worl;
was completed Friday morning.
Council also voted for the open
ing of the adjacent alley, with
Councilman Harold Nielsen voting
"no".
Approval was given to the Stan
dard Oil Ccmpany's plan to
"trade" property it owns along
the old o. P. S. right-of-way for
the present alley east of Lincoln
Drive in the former retarder plant
area. This will provide a
straighter alley than formerly.
Also discussed were speeding
in the former o. P. S. right-of-
way between Harrison and Laur-
ell Avenue, and the control of rub
bish burning. Police are keeping
close watch for speeders who
use the right t-of way and endang-
er children walking to and from
school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
S4,4OO COAL SET
FOR SEAL SALE
County tuberculosis Assn
Needs Funds To Fight That
Disease Here

To put into effect plans for an
improved program to fight tuber-
culosis in Ottawa County during
1850, the Ottawa County Tuber-
culosis Association must realize
$4,4O0 from its countrywide 1949
Christmas Seal Sale which opens
Monday, November FL.
The sale continues until Decem-
ber 25, according to Atty. Luella
Zehner, president of the Asso-
citation, who presided at the an
nual Christmas Seal campaign
dinner Monday evening in the
Warner Hotel, Oak Harbor.
As usual, the seal sale will be
conducted via a letter campaign
with $500 letters to be mailed in
the county and 100 in Port Clin-
ton.
Mrs. George Slaughter is serv-
ing as chairman in this city and is
being assisted by the Port Clinton
Federation of Women's Club men,
bers.
Of the total funds received, only
five per cent is sent to the ma
tional foundation and 10 per cent
goes to the state association. The
remaining 85 per cent stays in
Ottawa County to treat local pa
tents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
OHIO EDISON TO CONTROL STOCK
IN OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO.

Announcement was made here
Friday that the Ohio Edison Com
pany has entered into a contract
with Cities Service Company to
acquire the latter company's con-
trolling interest in The Ohio Pub
lie Service Company on or before
December %, 1949.
AS the announcement came as
a surprise to the local O. p. S.
staff, Manager H. A. Cowgirl had
no indication what a changes, if
any, would become effective when
the ownership switches.
Mr.. Cowgirl stated that there
could be no changes in the Port
Clinton electricity rate, as the
present contract with the city has
four more years before expira-
tion and is SO worded that the
new owner must operate under
the same rates.
Cities Service Company, which
owns Z,OOU,0OO OF the outstanding
100000 shares of The Ohio Pub
lie Service Company common
stock, is required to dispose Of
such stock pursuant to an order
of the Securities and Exchange
Commission issued under the Pub
lic Utilities Holding Company Act.
To acquire the 100000 shares
of The Ohio Public Service Com
pany's stock, Ohio Edison Com
pany will issue and exchange or
sell shares of it's presently auth
orized, but unissued, common
stock which together with any
necessary cash, will be used to
pay the Cities Service Company
$35,000,000.
Walter Sammis, president of the
Ohio Edison, said that Ohio Edi-
SON Company contemplates, sub
ject to Commission approvals,
making a comparable offer to the
Continued Page 2, Col. u
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Lois Everett Is
Peace Winner

For the third consecutive year,
Miss Lois Everett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton J. Everett
was declared winner, Of the Port
Clinton Prince of Peace contest in
Trinity Methodist Church Sunday
evening.
AS a freshman two years ago,
Miss Everett also won the Otta-
wa County contest but last year
she lost to Miss Marilyn Herl'lin.
Joseph Weis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Weis, took second place
in the local contest and will be
alternate in the county contest.
Winner of the county title com
petes in the district contest US
ually held in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Senior Play To
Open Tonight

Members of the senior class will
present their annual class play
Boarding House Reach on
Thursday and Friday nights this
week, November II and Is. The
curtains will part at 8 in the high
school auditorium.
Albert Rofkar is faculty direc-
tor and Barbara Debien is stud
ent director. Leads are being
played by Catherine Roose, Betty
Lorensen, Kathryn Kocsis, Rob
srt Owen and Joseph Weis.
Also cast in the play are Bar
bara Prohaska, William Belshaw
Janice Fillmore, John Lukac,
Midge Belt, Harry Kleinhans, Bet
ty Ayers, Warren Antrim, Julia
Rofkar, Marcia Edwards and Eu,
gene Ohm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
fire CASE GOES
TO GRAND JURY
Applegate Is Held Under
$4,000 Bond In Ottawa
County Jail

John Applegate, 22-year-Old
Oak Harbor man who confessed
having started a dozen early
morning fires during the past two
years, has been bound over to
the grand jury in default of
$4,000 bond.
Applegate entered a plea of
guilty to charges of arson when
ne appeared before Mayor R. l.
BoIte in Oak Harbor last Wednes-
day. Unable to furnish bond,
Applegate was returned to the
county Jail where he is being
held.
The prisoner was arrested early
November 6 by Police Chief AL
bert Brown, Oak Harbor, and
Sheriff Merlan Budd. Arrest was
made when Applegate returned to
a bicycle he had repeatedly left
in a yard near the Hayward Ele-
vator property.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
GROUP TO HELP
In ROAD FIGHT
VacatiOnland Will Aid Project
For Widening Of Lake
side Road

Appointments to two principal
committees were announced by
President Robert Kyle at meet
ing Of Vacationland directors held
at the Island Hotel Tuesday night.
Named to the finance committee
are: Carl Heckler, chr, George
Schafer, Olan Gardner, Frank
Putnam and Lee Miller. Mem
bers of the advertising committee
are: Allen Clemons, Harry Knorr,
Floyd Smith, William Brown and
Chick Linker.
Charles Bowman and Harry
knorr are new directors on the
board, being named as additional
representatives from Catawba
Island to serve with Robert Kyle
and George Schafer.
Olan Gardner and ]. T. Kihl-
ken are new directors from the
Marblehead C Of C, having been
named to serve with Charles Wolf
and Floyd Smith.
Dale Patrick and Frank Put
nam are the new Lakeside men,
bers serving with William Brown
and DR.. H. w. Courtney.
Among other business transact
ed Tuesday night, the Vacation
land board voted to throw it's
weight behind the current move
ment for improvement of the Port
Clinton -Marblehead highway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Plan Christmas
Concert On Dec. q

An outstanding Christmas con-
cert, featuring the combined
Mems Glee Club and Girls Treble
Clef Club Of Bowling Green State
University, will be presented at
1880 Sunday evening, December
a, in the Lakeside high school
auditorium.
Under the direction of DR..
James Paul Kennedy, director of
the a Cappella choir at Bowling
Green, the clubs will present a
varied program of Christmas
hymns and semi-classical selec-
tions.
Sponsored by the Danbury
Township PIT. A, this will mark
the second annual appearance of
the university groups at Lakeside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Parole Violator
Gets Sentence

Herman Lowe, who was return
ed here Monday by Deputy Sheriff
William Cullen from Mason,
Michigan, was sentenced to- an in
determinate term in the Mansfield
Reformatory, Wednesday after
noon, by Judge Tom Stahl.
Lowe was returned here to face
charges of allegedly violating his
parole. He had been indicted on
a charge of burglary last Janu-
ary when the imposition of SEN
tence was suspended and he was
paroled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
X-Ray Reports
Arrive In County

Ottawa County residents who
took advantage of the free chest
x-rays offered at the Oak Harbor
Fall Fair and industrial plants
when the Ohio Department Of
Health's mobile unit visited here
last month, are now receiving re-
ports through the Ottawa County
Board Of Health.
No statistics have been releas-
ed here, as they have not been
received from state headquarters.
Over 5000 persons took X-rays
during the week visit.
On reports being received, the
Board of Health recommends that
everyone over Is years of age
have chest x-ray at least once
each year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
FIRE N EN- HAVE
BUSY WEEKEND
Truck and Load of Furniture
Are Destroyed In Erie
Township

Port Clinton's Volunteer Fire
Department had a rush session
late last week, with two autos
and truck figuring in the three
fire runs.
An auto owned by George
Schade was damaged Thursday
noon in a blaze at Fulton and
Perry, while a car owned by n
Tiffin resident was damaged in a
fire near the county Jail Friday
noon. Defective wiring were caus-
es of both fires, Chief Walter
Miller stated.
Most disastrous fire took place
Saturday afternoon in Route 2,
Erie Township, when a truck load
of household furniture was de-
stroyed in a fire near the Three
Mile Crossing.
Derald w. Windnagel, Sandus-
ky, driver of the vehicle, was un-
aware of the blaze until a pass
ing motorist stopped him. Wind
nagel was enroute to Sandusky
with a load of furniture belong
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Wolfe, who were moving from
Toledo.
Origin of the fire was unde-
termined. The Port Clinton fire
department was late in arriving
at the scene, due to an error in
location. The Erie Ordnance De-
pot fremen also responded but
the truck and cargo were report
ed as a complete loss.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Local Cub Pack
Is Areas Largest

Port Clinton's Cub Scout Pack
is now. the largest in northwestern
Ohio with nine dens and over $50
cubs. Eleven new Den Mothers
were formally welcomed at the
Cub Pack meet held Tuesday eve
ming in the Guild Hall when
awards were presented to deserv-
ing cubs.
Plans were announced for the
Cub Christmas party to be held
in the high school December 16
and the Cubs second annual min
strel to be held after the first of
the year. ~
New Den Mothers include Mrs.
William Phipps, Mrs. Eugene
Weisend, Mrs. Perry Butler, Mrs.
Walter Maier, Mrs. Orville Payne,
Mrs. Lucas Meyers, Mrs. Virgil
Fritz, Mrs. Andrew Malik, Mrs.
Randall Pean, Mrs. Edward Reif-
schneider and Mrs. Carl Keller.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Three PERSONS LOSE lives I'M AREA MISHAPS
Black Heads
p. 6. Yacht Club

Kenneth Black was elected
commodore of the Port Clinton
Yacht Club at the election held
Friday evening. Jack Lay is the
retiring commander.
Other officers named include
Carlton Schwan, vice-commodore
Carl Keller, rear commodore; Har-
vey Snider, reelected secretary;
Wilbur Gill, reelected treasurer,
Carton Allen, measurer, and DR..
George Boon, Oak Harbor, fleet
surgeon.
Trustees elected include r. C.
Schaper and Jack Lay, one year;
Francis Mekus, two years, and
Wayne Friderici, three years. Rob
ert Englbeck was named I. l.. Y.
A. delegate. -s.-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
PRESIDES IN COURT

Judge Earl K. Solether of the
Wood County common pleas court,
Bowling Green, held court here
during the forepart of the week
through special assignment by
Chief Justice Carl Weygandt, Co
lumbus. Judge Solether dispos-
ed of several cases in which Atty.
Tom Stahl had been acting as
counsel until he was appointed as
common pleas court Judge of OF
tawa county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Naft Reports
Battery Theft

Patrolman Donald Everett in
vestigated the theft of between
100 and lie storage batteries at
the Naft Auto Wrecking Yards
early Tuesday.
Everett said the burglars had
gained admittance by crawling
over the high wire fence which
surrounds the wrecldng yards.
The batteries were valued at two
dollars each,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
SEARCH CONTINUES
FOR DUCK HUNTERS
Schools Close
"Wednesday At 3

Port Clinton public school pu-
pills will have plenty of time to
enjoy their traditional Thanks
giving dinners next week as a
four-day holiday is planned.
Classes will be dismissed at 3
o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
viii be resumed at the usual time,
S:45 Monday morning, November
2S.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
School Lighting
Work Underway

Primary grade students, a few
at time, are enjoying halliday
holidays as the new lighting fix
lures are installed in their re-
spective rooms.
The changeover was completed
Wednesday afternoon in Miss
Livingway's room, and Thursday
in Mrs. Lewis first grade. Seized
ule for the other rooms is as fol-
lows: Friday, Mrs. Margaret Muir
phys; Monday, Mrs. Leo Click
mans; Tuesday, Mrs. Evelyn
Beams; Wednesday, Miss Lieber's
and Friday, Mrs. Leslie Mattoon's
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
News To Publish
Next Wednesday

Due to the Thanksgiving
holiday next week, the Ottawa
County News will be published
Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der %, and will be on sale in
the business district when school
is dismissed at 8 o'clock.
All news correspondents, pas
tors and advertisers and per-
sons wishing to have news
items or classified advertise
ments printed are asked to mail
in their items Saturday or early
Monday that we may meet the
earlier deadline.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
RECOUNT HELD
I'm ALLEN twp.
TRUSTEE RACE
Sievert Asks Recount To De.
eide Final Winner of One
Vote Result
BULLETIN

A recount of Allen Town
ship votes, requested by
Marvin Sievert, defeated in
the race for trustee, added
one vote to Sievert's total
and two votes to the total of
his successful opponent, Lin
coin Younker. The recount
was held in the Ottawa Coun-
ty Board of Elections office
Wednesday evening, and cost
Mr.. Sievert $40.
The recount showed no
changes in Allen Twp. pre-
cincts 1 and 3, Clerk Edward
Minderman reported. In pre-
cinct 2, both men were given
ole more vote. In precinct 4,
Sievert's total remained at 36
while Younker's total was in
creased one to 40. Final to-
tai was 233 for Younker and
231 for Sievert.
Like 50 many other communi-
ties throughout the state, Ottawa
County this week became the
scene of an election recount
through the request of Marvin
Sievert, a candidate for trustee
in Allen Township,
Sievert received a total of 230
votes in last Tuesdays election
while Lincoln Younker's total was
23i. The recount was held in the
Ottawa County Board of Elections
office in the courthouse Wednes'
day evening.
AS there are four precincts in
Allen Township, and a charge OF
$40 for each precinct where votes
are to be checked, Sievert sub
mitted a check of $40 to cover the
costs,
Deadline Nears
Edward Minderman, clerk OF
the board of elections, reports
that candidates have been slow
in filing their expense accounts
Deadline for filing expense ac'
counts is Friday, November 1S
All candidates are asked to mail
their accounts to Mr.. Minderman
as certification will not be made
until the accounts are on hand.
Levies Approved
ALI levies for school purposes
were approved with good margins
throughout the county last week
At North Bass Island, 18 votes
were cast with 16 "yes" and nc
negative votes for the $4,000
bond issue for a new school build.
ing.
Voters in Portage Township
(Gypsum), Catawba Island, Sa,
lem Oak Harbor, Clay-Genoa and
Carroll Township school districts
approved issues for the renewal OF
levies FOR school current operat.
ing expenses
An interesting election resulted
in Rocky Ridge where there were
no candidates on the ballot. Elect.
ed by write in were mayor Hell
muth Glugh; clerk August Ohm
treasurer Lester Hetrick, ano
councilmen Donald Knopp, Johr
Berlin, Earl Kaster, j. Dehring
Dale Almindinger and H. Baum.
ert.
At Elmore, Charles Arnold was
returned to his fourth term as
mayor after two-year vacation
He defeated incumbent Charles
r. Winning by 80 votes. The vote
was 227 for Arnold and 1873 fol-
Winning. ..'.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
WANKELMAN HONORED

Willard F. Wankelman, head Of
the art department at Bowling
Green State University, is includ-
ed among the II Bee Gee faculty
members mentioned in the first
edition of "Who's Who In the
Midwest" Wankelman is for
mer art teacher in the Port Clin-
ton high school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
PINOCHLE LEAGUE

American Legion pinochle play
ers will be guests Of the IOOF
Tuesday evening while the Knights
of Columbus will play the Knights
of Pythias in the Pythian Temple
as the second round Of the Fra
ternal Pinochle League is sched-
uled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-18
Bowling Alley
To Open Nov. y

Robert Hauser has announced
that the grand opening of his new
Vacation Lanes bowling alley has
been postponed until Sunday, No
vember 27.
Postponement was made so that
a special exhibition match could
be presented as part of the grand
opcning program.