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Evening star., 1949-06-12
Bridge Players
By Moreoret |. Fisher

in the Hotel Gordon, at T:4s Sat
urday evening. the latter game
having been postponed IN de-
ference to the Potomac Valley
meet.
Mixed and open pairs viii have
an opportunity 10 try for sec
tional awards. next Saturday anr
Sunday in the second annual
Peninsula Championships At the
Hotel chamberl.n. Fort Monroe
Va.
The first annual Baltimore
Washington championships vii
be held at the Hotel Emerson ID
Baltimore July IA. This nex
joint venture Of the washIngtou
and Maryland Bridge League re-
places the Caryel Hall bridge
festival held at Annapolis for tie
past II years over independence
holiday.
Four additional master point
contests during the past weei
served TO increase the nationa
standing Of the following: Mrs
NJ. r. Reddy-Col. J. G. Seabourne
Mrs. Florence Millspaugh-Mrs. E
A. st. John LA Sale, June D
Mrs. Marianne Boschan-Kathleer
McNutt and the Bernard Rossons
tStephan's. June 81: DR.. w. s
Benedict-A E. Lane. 81 Katz-C
E. Lovenburg agriculture, Junel
and Alton Neale-Capt. Russell
Denham. Capt. and Mrs. J. L
Herlihy buckingham. June y.
Runnersup In the respective
contests rate the customary hal
points; Mrs. Margaret Cox-Mrs
Seabourne. Mrs. Herlihy-Mrs. N
A. Olmstead; Mrs. c. w. thinner.
Charles Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8
TurofY. Mrs. Katherine Fenton.
Mrs. Seabourne. Ferris Miller.
Charles Lyon: Col. and Mrs. @
B. McCutcheon, Daniel Goalwin-
Richard Head.
The La Sale Studios will b<
closed during the coming weel
pending the return from Texas oi
Mrs. Dixie T. Wright. director
Lights will also remain out o.
Arlington Farms Duplicate Clut
until July when the director
Col. H. A. Walker, returns from
New England. However. the 1876:
Euclid Street Studio will hold al
regularly scheduled games Will,
directors Mrs. D. e. Stephan
soiourns in the Far West.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Choir Invited

I The WRkIlinRt0F1 Iathfdf al
Choir OF BOYS and Msn. Pau
Galway. director. has bern in
vited to give the firss outdoor per-
formance In the newly completed
amphitheatfr Of the MiddleburF
Va. Community Center. q week
from today.
The concert Ia sponsored oy a
group Of Middleburg citizens and
wiil be held under the auspices
Of the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church for the benefit Of North
ern virginia religious and efar!-
table organizations.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
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Evening star., 1949-06-12

Master points will be the bait
at the Count Club, 1914 Seven
teenth street NV. Tuesday eve
ming; at the Stephan Studio
1855 Euclid street NV. at 1 pm
on June Is, and at the Chess Club
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Piano Additions

The annual national piano
playing additions will be held at
the Sidwell Friends School begin
ning tomorrow and ending on
June IS La Sale Spier. pianist
composer. will again assume the
chairmanship. Helena Zurstadt
Evening star., 1949-06-12
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Eddy Ruhl, tenor, will be heard
in recital today. 9 pm. in the
National Gallery of Art. He will
be assisted by Willard Sektberg at
the piano.
A recital on the Hammond organ
will be presented tonight at q
o'clock by Harold r. White Mt the
Brookmont Baptist Church. The
program will consist of secular and
classical number designed to show
the range Of the organ.
Back from a successful tour oi
New England and the Middle
Atlantic States. the Navy Band
will open its series Of summer
concerts at the east front of the
Capitol tomorrow. 8 pm.
The Air Force Band. 1t. Col
George s. Howard, conductor. will
nold its second summer concert al
the east front of the Capitol to-
night at 8 o'clock. The Singing
Sergeants." Robert L. Landers
director: M/Sergt. Glenn Darwin
baritone, and S/Sergt. Lowell C
Smith, saxophonist. will partic-
ipate.
The Army Band. 1t. Samuel
Loboda. conducting. will continue
its series OF outdoor concerts al
the east front Of the Capitol Friday
at 8 pm. Those taking part are
The Army Band Chorus, the Army
Band Dance Band. Sergt. Dick
Kempt. director; Dalmer Fahrney
vocalist. and Sergt. Parker Taylor
fiutist.
Trial by Jury" an operetta by
Gilbert and Sullivan, will be pre-
sented by the Choir of Western
Presbyterian Church Thursday
and Friday at $50 pm. at the
church. The production is under
the direction Of Nancy Poore Tufts
The cast will include Frank Abeel
Nat Davis, June Featherstone
Erskine Stewart, William o. Tufts
Ray Weems, Margaret Wilmington
and Jeanne Wood.
Diana Delo. recently piano soloist
with the Washington Civic Orches-
ira. will be heard In recital at the
Calvary Methodist Church. Thurs.
day night at 8:15 o'clock. She will
be assisted by Mildred Colvin
Martha Goodrich. vocalists. and
Louis A. Potter. The latter will
play orchestral parts Of two move
ments from Mozart's Concerto In
e Flat Major" on the organ.
Margaret Tolson will present q
group Of her students In recital
this afternoon at 8 o'clock ut the
Arts Club. Those taking part are
Evelyn Haymaker. Miriam Somers
Ingrid Haymaker. Dickie Hay
maker. Lenore Gordon, Judy Har-
rison. Phyllis Harrison and Sandrs
Young.
A Beethoven Schumann pro-
gram has been arranged by Mikss
Merson for his students TO be
heard tomorrow night at $50
o'clock at the Arts Club. -Four
Beethoven sonatas and Schu-
mann's Children Scenes" will be
performed by John Campbell
Sonia Norling. Nancy Sullivan
Tory Lilly and wilva Fernley.
Piano pupils Of Celia O. Luce
will give . recital at the Arts
Club. 20l7 I street NV, Tuesday
night at Sis o'clock. The follow
ing viii play: Paul Altman, Mar
garet Anne Beller. Elizabeth Cro-
zier. Jack Deputy. Roland Dixon,
Ruth Dowden, Dorothy Duncan.
Emily Findley, william Grieg,
Bernard Hammett. Francis Har-
rison. Grace Mallon. William Mat
tingly. Anita McGlothlin: Peggy
and Barbara Mockabee. Barbara
Moseiey. David Rogers, 10 Ann
Sesso. Eloise Shoemaker and su-
same Townsend.
Several Of Barbara Ellen Me-
Meals pupils win be presented In
recital at the residence Of Mrs.
A. c. Waller. 40o7 Nineteenth
street NE. Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Those participating
are: Barbara and Bill Strohmari,
Evening star., 1949-06-12

Eddy Ruhl, tenor, will be heard
in recital today. 8 pm. in the
National Gallery of Art. He will
be assisted by Willard Sektberg at
the piano.
Evening star., 1949-06-12
Fania Chapiro Plays
Piano Recital Today

The Phillips Gallery viii pre-
sent Fania chapiro In Q piano
recital this afternoon at 3 clock
She Was born In Java OF . Dutch
mother and q Russian father. o
professional vlolinist. After has
ing first essayed the violin. she
concentrated on the piano upon
advice OF Benno Moisewitch. who
heard her play while en- tour In
Java. She was taken TO Paris,
where she worked with LAEare
Levy and Nadia Boulanser.
Miss Chapiro gave her frst
recital In Paris At the age OF
Q. During the war years she
continued her studies in the
Netherlands and toured the coun-
try in concert and as an orchestra
soloist.
David Baker. q resident BARI
tone. will be heard in . song
recital tomorrow night at $50
o'clock in the gallery. He will
be assisted by Esther Howe at
the piano.
Helen Miller Hudson Studios
concluded q series OF spring pro-
grams at which some 80 Of her
students participated. Joanna
Nickas has been accepted by the
Peabody Conservatory for study
In public school music. Students
taking part in the programs were
Marcia Barrett. Jane Beatty
Phyllis Bell. Martha Anne Cope
land. John Eichler. Barbara
Elliott. Charlotte Friedman. Nancy
and Mary Hobart. Don Michael
Ihre. Dianne and Mimi Kim. Lad
son Kirk, Renee Lee. Carol and
Cynthia McCune. Mary Margaret
Mercer, Robert Mills. Edwin. I'd
and Mary Helen Morris, Dee anc
Michael Nash. Miss Nickas. DER
Dire Penson. Kathy Rosskopf Bar
bara Smith. Daniel Tobin. Jacque
lyn Warwick.
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld. pres
ident Of the Won Unschuld Uniyer-
sity OF Music. Inc. will present q
group OF her pupils and advanced
students in recital Saturday after
noon at 4:3o o'clock in Pierce Hall
Harvard and Fifteenth streets
NV. Participating in the pro-
gram are: Margaret Jones. Sandra
Campbell. Carmen Esperolini
Consuelo Campus. Francis Shufeld
Jackie Hallock. Elizabeth Posner
Master Sinclair Davis. Allen
Groves and Warren Hoyt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
Fruit Growers To
Meet In Danburv

A meeting of all persons inter-
ested in the harvesting and mar
keting of this years peach and
apple crop will be held in the
basement of st. Paul Lutheran
church at Danbury on Wednesday
evening, June 2, 1949 at 8 D. m.
All members of the Ottawa
County Fruit Growers Association
and all others who are not men,
bers should be present as it will
then be decided what, if anything,
should be done in regard to adver-
tising this years large crop. This
is important to all concerned and
it is hoped that everyone will be
there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
Dick Brough To
Graduate Sunday

Miss Frances Jean Johnson,
Williston, and Richard c. Brough,
204 East Sixth street, will be
among the 300 seniors to be grad
uated Sunday afternoon at the
99th commencement exercises for
Baldwin Wallace College in Berea.
Raymond Moley, Baldwin-Wal-
lace alumnus who is contributing
editor of Newsweek magazine and
a professor at Columbia Univer-
sity, will discuss "Is Self-Reliance
Lost Art ?" in his commence
ment address.
Miss Johnson, who will receive
her bachelor of science degree in
education, has been outstanding on
the Baldwin Wallace student coun-
Gil, the college newspaper and her
sorority, Beta Sigma Omicron.
Brough, bachelor of arts de-
gree student, is member of
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and
has played on the B-W varsity
baseball team. His major was in
business administration.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

of Boy Scouts to Greenfield Viii
lage at Dearborn, Mich, on iSatur-
day.
Mrs. Lulu Waldron of Tecum-
sch, Mich, visited for a few days
last week at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Kirk.
On Monday Randall Finken vi
sited Columbus, where he had a
luncheon date and an interview
with the Dean of Agriculture of
Ohio State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Hamlin
and two children of Dayton. Ohio,
spent a few days this week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Alice St.
Clair of Lacarne.
The annual Fritsche reunion
took place at the Lacarne school
house on Sunday, at which Sc
members were present. Potluck
dinner was served at noon. In
the afternoon contests were held
for the children and home movies
were shown to the entire group.
The results Of the election of of
ficers were as follows: Edward
Michel, president; Mrs. Burdette
Floro, secretary, and Mrs. Willard
Fritsche, treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
SEEN A HORSE?

Mrs. Lester Short, Erie Town.
ship, notified police early Thurs
day that a dapple grey riding
horse is missing from their barn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
GUILTY PLEAS
WIN PROBATION
FOR LOCAL men
Bilitski and Andrews Are
Placed On 5-Year PrOba-
ton BY Solether

Two local men and Toledoan,
who were indicted by the grand
Jury earlier this summer, were
placed on probation for five years
Friday by Judge Earl X. Solether,
Bowling Green, who was hearing
cases in the Ottawa County Com
mon Pleas court after being as
signed here due to the illness of
Judge William Hunt.
Probated to the sheriff were Ell.
mer p. Andrews and Nicholas F.
Biiiiskl, Port Clinton, and leroy
Garner. Toledo negro
Andrews and Bilitski nal been
indicted after local police arrested
thera for the y, hhery of the John
Eanchich home las February %
They bad pleaded not guilt.
When arraigned for sentencing
in court Friday, Andrews changed
his plea to guilty of alter pting
- break and enter an Inhabited
dwelling with intent to commit
larceny. Atty. ]. G. Hitchcock had
been appointed by the court to
be Andrews counsel.
John Banchich, complaining wit
ness in the Andrews and Bilitski
cases, appeared in court Friday
to plead for probation for MIR. An
drews. Banchich urged that An
drews be probated. When Bilitski
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
ERIE TWP.

The Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union held meeting at
the home of Mrs. Fred Schwartz
on Wednesday, June 8. Mrs. Ma
mie Brunkhorst gave talk on
Norway and Sweden. Plans were
made for the next meeting when
the 4Oth anniversary of the La
carne w. C. T. U. will be cele-
brated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Humphrey
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Bee in Toledo Sunday.
Barbara Snider left Saturday
for weeks stay at Camp Wal
bridge as a delegate of the Y
Teens in Oak Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams
and Carol and Mrs. Earl Velli-
uuette, Locust Point, attended the
graduation exercises on Friday at
Ohio State University, Clumbus,
when Marilyn Williams received
her Bachelor of Arts degree. Miss
Williams returned home with her
parents after the commencement
exercises.
Norma Libben attended the
homecoming at the Crippled Chill
dren's Home in Toledo on Satur-
day.
Gordon Domeck, Wauseon, was
a weekend guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Lange and
Betty.
The Community Vacation Bible
School at Lacarne ended on Friday
evening with program at the
Lacarne Methodist church. Mrs.
Robert Randall was in charge of
the vacation school. There was a
daily average attendance of 35 pu-
pills. Rev. o. o. Ortt of the La
carne E. U. B church, Elder AL
vim Wadsworth of the Latter Day
Saints Church of Locust Point, and
Rev. Louis Bradrick of the La
carne Methodist church partici-
pated in the vacation school acti-
vities during the week as we'll as
in the program Friday night.
Rev. S. E. Bruner and Rev. Stan
ley Weede, former Lacarne Meth
odist ministers, who were attend
ing the Ohio Conference of the
Methodist Church at Lakeside
were also present at the program
and gave short talks
Rev. Louis Ringgenberg, OF
Middleton, a former minister OF
the Lacarne Methodist Church, Wis
tied friends in the township or
Saturday.
| Mrs. Walter Kirk and Mrs. Rob-
ert Randall and MarilyE drove tc
Delaware, Ohio, on Saturday tt
attend the inauguration exercises
of DR.. Arthur Flemming as new
president of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. They also heard an ad
dress by former President Herber
Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kleinhan.
and Justin of Lacarne took a groul
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

later appeared in court, Judge
Solether stated he had no alter
native but to probate Bilitski also.
Judge Solether suspended in,po-
sition of sentence and placed An
Grews on probation for five years
to the county sheriff, on the fol
lowing conditions: good behavior,
shat he live with his wife and fam
lily and properly support her and
their children, that he report to
the sheriff every month, and that
he pay costs of the prosecution
before August 80. He was re-
leased from the sheritf's custody
Friday.
Bilitski Originally had been char
ged by police with planning the
robbery. He also changed Ills plea
to guilty Friday whea the charge
was attempting TO break and enter
a dwelling house with intent to
cmmmit a felony, namely larceny.
Bilitski was also placed on five
years probation to the sheriff on
condition of good behavior, that he
report to the sheriff monthly and
that he pay costs of prosecution
within 60 days. Atty. John l..
Reinheimer had been appointed
by the court to represent Bilit-
ski.
Leroy Garner Toledo negro who
was charged with grand larceny
in the disappearance of tie plates,
creepes and angles from the New
York Central Railroad Company,
also changed his plea to guilty
when he appeared before Judge
Solether.
Imposition of sentence in the
Garner case was suspended until
further order of the court and he
was probated to the sheriff for five
years on good behavior and pay
ment of court costs within 60 days.
Garner will be released as soon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

Woner's Greenhouse will be
closed for business Friday and
Saturday, June 24-25. lS-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
X-ray Movie Seen
Bv Rotarians

A movie entitled Exploring
With X-ray" and produced by the
G. f. X-Ray Company was shown
at the Rotary Club meeting Tues
day noon in st. John Lutheran
church.
George Garst, technician at Ma
gruder Hospital, introduced Emer-
son Brooks, Toledo, representative
of the x-ray company, who show
ed the interesting movie.
Making it's public debut was a
new barbershop quartet, composed
Of Lee Bracken, John Anderson,
Jack Lay and RI. Richard Semon,
which brought down the house"
with its excellent renditions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

Typing paper, 25c per pound, at
Ottawa County News Office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
Local Man Given
Carroll Degree

CLEVELAND-Robert J. OCon-
nor, 220 Perry St., was among the
record 24O graduates who took
degrees in the 63rd commencement
of John Carroll University, Mon
day, June 13, on the school cam
pus.
O'Connor was awarded the de-
gree of bachelor of science in
business administration.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

as the journal entry has been sign
ed and filed.
Judge ISolether conferred with
Ottawa County Prosecutor Myron
Rosentreter before the men were
placed on probation, and the pros
ecutor agreed to such action.
Judge Hunt has been released
from Magruder Hospital where
he was under treatment, and he is
now back on duty in the court
house. Judge Solether, however,
is scheduled to hear another case
here this Friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
Rains Ruin
Convention Day

Continued from Page u
the school auditorium. They in
clude E. V. Austermiller, Napo-
leon, president; r. H. Saum, Crest
line, vice-president; Frank Ottney,
Gibsonburg, treasurer; Earl Camp
bell, Napoleon, secretary, and
John w. Fisher, Columbus, his
torian. Jack Riddle of the local
department was assistant secre-
tary this year, but that job now
goes to a member of next years
host city fire department in De-
fiance.
Edgerton won the $50 prize for
having the largest percentage of
its membership at the business
session in the convention hall.
Edgarton also won the $25 offer
ed for the oldest piece of fire
equipment in the parade, while
Nevada won the $40 offered for
the second oldest piece of equip
ment.
AS it was impossible to Judge
bands, floats or drill teams which
were prevented from parading due
to the downpour, association Off
cials have decided to split up the
prize money among the entrants.
Woodville and Gibsonburg will
split the $75 offered for the best
drill teams. With over $3.50 Of
fered TO winning bands, this total
will be divided among high school
bands which were here for the
parade.
Owners of four floats which ap-
peared in the parade will be given
$50 each. These included the To-
cal Girl Scouts, Nissen's Shoe
Store, l. o. o. F. lodge and the
Happy Hope All Club.
Fire Marshal Charles Scott, Co.
lumbus, representing the State
Fire Marshal, was principal speak
er at the convention meeting in
the high school auditorium.
Rev. L. d. Reynolds of the E.
U. B. Church gave the invocation
as the 74th annual convention
opened in the high school. Mrs.
Lee Davis, xylophoneist, was pre-
sented in musical selections and
was accompanied by Joe Smith.
Mayor Carl Becker appropriate
ly welcomed the visitors, handing
them the "key to the city,. Beck
er told the delegates and visitors
that Port Clinton was going all
out for their comfort and enter
tainment and that the guests were
welcome to return often. Ap-
propriately, he wished them God
speed and safety" on their return
trips.
E. V. Austermiller, Napoleon,
president of the Northwestern
Ohio Volunteer Firemen's Asso-
citation, responded.
In the city hall Headquarters,
Beta Sigma Phi sorority girls aid
ed in the registration work. Be-
sides the 163 village departments
listed as members in the official
roster, Walbridge, ISylvania, Lake
Township, Lima, Dayton, Trio,
Hoytville, Curtice, Harbor View,
Columbus and Elyria were also
represented in the registration
book.
In the Lay building at East
Second and Jefferson, the Ottawa
County Red Cross chapter had its
first aid station. On duty were
Mrs. Hansen, Miss Margaret Pc
tersen and Stanley Halick.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
Clenons Opens
New Drive In

Elmer Clemons and sons have
opened their newly-completed drive
in ice cream store in the lot be-
tween the bowling alley and Cities
Service filling station, East Perry
Street.
The new building is of concrete
block construction and is of mod
ernistic design. There is a large
parking area and boat slips at
the river entrance so that both
highway and river traffic can be
served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17
NO FIRE DAMAGE

Fire Chief Walter Miller report
ed carburetor backfire caused a
slight blaze in a car owned by A.
J. Coutre, 207 East Third Street,
Saturday night. There was no
damage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-06-17

County Supt. A. o. Dehn, Super
intendent D. D. Sims and Principal
s H.. Corthell are planning to at
tend the Ohio Educational Associ-
alton convention to be held in
Cedar Point next Tuesday and
Wednesday.