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JEFFERSON VILLAGE

JEFFERSON VILLAGE
Visualize q 2-story brick and white
colonial, topped with blus-gray roof.
with white mantled fireplace. through
arch into leaf green dining room
trimmed in white, master bedroom
painted pink plus a pale sky blue
bedroom and gray bedroom complete
throuEhout entire house. On a FOX
150 level lot. Should GI easily.
Qualified GI needs only 81 400 down.
You're taking risk II you don't
see this first. Call
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. Gil. 4216, OK. 052O.
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S11,900
-a~yA Kyrr yyAYY Tv

$11,900
RADIANT VALLEY
G1, $500 DOWN
Beautiful large brick Cape
Cod; two twin-sized bedrms.,
large kitchen, large living rm..
full tiled bath, full bsmt.. ex-
pansion attic with dormers;
concrete street: lot 75 feet
wide; priced to sell at $11,900;
vets, $500 down. $50 per mo.
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CT. NO DOWN PAYMENT

Large 6-rm. house, attached
garage, liv. rrn., din. rm., large
kit, concrete porch, "a tiled
rms. and bath and 6 large
closets on 2nd a.; gas heat:
located in beautiful Ghevs5iy; 5
ave-; open daily from noon
till 6 pm, Sun. until pm.
Home Owners Realty Service
WA. S213. after 8 pm. MI. 1859. y
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. (cont. J

ARLINGTON-Bunsslow. No. 2o6--
Of shade trees e, ,e.asq,ip. equip. oHtr kitr sood fH1l
REgzhr2 Rgiah " a415 9 Mt: j. Vernon Ii M01os e2s
,EFFRRsos' hEffaRss's' Manor VA mi. south of
AienaeiiiA: semidet.; > bedrns.. ss equipped Kit
and full bsmt; conv. to shoppins
Gntr;; J',e,n Ready for immed. occupancy'
RosEMONT AREA-Large brk. home,
blk. from school and busline; lst
A. large liv. rm., din; rm., powder
rm. and new Youngstown kitchen;
End fl. 8 bedrms. with large walk.in
foSets a0sssd and hath and fp ayassry ssm enre
house newly decor. inside and out;
Can HERMAN, ,S5 GRENADIER at TE'
fssS & s1seSSs cash; 7:n|sss RSa
Kitchen with dining aleove, picture
window. bath and 2 bedrooms. large
closets; expansion attic, basement
h.,w.h.; approx. = acre, landscaped'
CLEAN Def. s.sToRY BRICK: sI.,-
85O.-In excellent North Arlington
location, near Lee hwy. and Glebe
I'd; fast transportation almost at
door; -sIory &c GolSnisl Snis ,iS Wifh tn rms ms
basement, screened porch, storm
sash. Bendix, oil heat. Level corner
lot. 70x1O0. FRANK s. PHILLIPS;
DI. d4Id; I,IfTs EYES call 81; 3ga2i bsd-m @
porch. garage: hard road; 10. miles
HERE III IS iii that FIR RAMBIER YOU You have
been looking, for, masonry construc-
ton, paneled liv. rm. 16X23. nrepl.
with heaoates l Iss1 scresaed eeasa popeh Pqs
Saiis s.Islee; Ghureh. n 81 r:s ESQ viii take
GI contract. ARFAx REALTY, FA.
1850 or Elmwood 574..
HERE IT IS-Beautiful 4-bedroom
Lane area; half acre Of land; large
ing room, den, center hall and fully
equipped kitchen, Q baths. huge bed
rooms, recreation room. laundry
room and space for maids quarters
IN basement. Bresseway ana sasass. riss
ssss i to c.i n'e5ssshss oWsEs al s5ass s$ss
BRAND-NEw BUNGALOW. No. aos
81 900 down: 5 rms. 2 bedrms,,
lovely finish; equip: kit: oil neat;
lovely j. J. '9s + mSloN 4y Ss09 sEAGY GRsn s4i5 u
BY OWNER bedrooms and tiled
bath. liy. rm. and dinette, equipped
kit. with garbage disposal; complete
apt; upstairs with eauippe6 Ky. and
isandera Hs.h fal 0s@ii cai JE Hs.h hs-s71 PAIN an'
1I1 ACRES-Build your own home
in Vertain Park as others are do
lnsMat . big saving, See details st,d Is
2-BEDRooM. BUNGALOWS, $s,45O
Up. Lyon Park, Arl;; Falls chnreh,
sIx-kM. BRICK HOUSE, iss: it. ven
landscaped; vic Of washington
AT4RAGTfvE Fl EMffhE' AGExaSpR1A HTi asGi HOME
Five rms. and bath; flower garden;
oil burner hot-water heat; modern
kitchen; 2 open fireplaces and book,
shelves: Small down payment. Can
,9 9v Mfsss fSss' FRoM re I'fs; fENrAGoN, No.
: bedrms., hdwood. hrs. breezeway
9 TIL g. j. T. MOTION REALTY.
HOME FOR FAM.-Lge. !. r.. d. r..
sunrm.. y bath, elec. kit. rec. .rm.,
with outside entr kit, and bath; 9
lge. bedrms. tile bath, 3rd fl. 2
bedrms.; excel. financing. Acre lot.
NEW 3oBEDRM. BRICK rambler, tre-
mendous bsmt., side porch; unbeat-
able; $3.50; $1,000 cash. PROV
IDENCE, FA. 3343.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB, 2 blocks to
Glebe rd., Lee hwy. English brick
bungalow. 5 rooms, finished attic;
convenient, we'll built. charming.
dow down and SIS mo. owner, 4Sos
N. 22nd St, Arl.. GIL. 5551.
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Arlington-Open 2 PM.
5-ROOm Brick-S12,5OO

5-ROOm BrlcK-SIZ,5UU
Attractive 2-story Colonial home. full
recreation room; aluminium combi-
nation storm sash and screens; mod.
ern equipped kitchen. gas heat; At.
tractive lot; approx. 10 minute.
from Pentagon: convenient terms.
1110 s. FREDERICK ST.
Bancroft Apts. turn left on Din.
widdie Gust beyond r. r. crossing)
then 2 blocks to g., 11th st, AID
right on 11th up hill to Frederick
st. left to property.
Dick Bassett, Realtor
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlhIA
BRICK RAMBLERS
OPEN II Am. TO DARK
S12 Q50
FHA-GI. ALSO REGULAR


FINANCING
In Virginia Forest, the most charm.
ing section Of Falls Church. a.
#. liv. rm. with all brick to cell.
5 large bedrms., 4 HUGE Pic.
TURE WINDOWS, beautiful hard.
wood floors. fully tiled bathi
kitchen has de luxe auto. washer,
SIT. G.. e. refrg.,. 36-in. gas stove.
rollaway stairway to tremendous
usable attic. You will have no
stairs to climb. TO INSPECT: Drive
out Lee blvd. through Corners
and Hillwood ave. to So. Washing
ton Iee hwy. left on Lee hwy. to
VIRGINIA FOREST SIGN on right.
TT. on ROSEMARY LANE. left on
SEAToN SE4TG Lane AX1p +. .1,,sP On POPLAR
Larchmont Construction
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WESLEY BUCHANAN
CH. III ~" DVV

Arlington Bungalow
S13,e5o is . low price for this 5.
rm. brick bungalow: close to Wash
ington, shopping. bus and schools;
tic, fully equipped and in flne
shape, No other bungalow can
make this statement!
MANNAS REALTY
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ALEXANDRIA
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

OPEN II AM. TO DARK
Bedroom and " bath on frst floor.
3 bedrooms and bath, many closets
on second floor. Maids room and
unfinished recreation room in base
ment. Slate roof. Lot 100 IT.
frontage with lovely trees and beau
To Inspect: Out Russell I'd. to Brad
dock rd.. right on Braddock to
Scroggins rd.. left to 2010 and our
sign,
ASK-US REALTY co.
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$4,000
A PR1NCELY HOME

a PRlNCELY HOME
Offering o beautiful 4-level
brick rambler, the like of
which cannot be found in
Metropolitan Wash. The main
portion Of this home consists
Of spacious futuristic pam
eled ,liv. .rm. with 16 It. OF
picture windows. a firepl. mod
ernistic in all details. parquet
flooring, q very lovely coat
closet with double doors, fam
fly-sized din. rm.. up.to-the-
minute complete kit, master
bedrm. with full tiled bath
and 2 double-door closets and
storage area; plenty of win
dows, large screened porch OF
din. rm.; upstairs are 2 bed
rms. and full tiled bath, plenty
Of closets and storage space,
The first level down from
main floor Is q large laundry
room with automatic washer
and . built-in garage with
work bench. The End level
down is q bsmt. designed for
future rec. rm. with open fire-
place; oil heat. This home Is
really too beautiful and COM
plete to try to put into words,
1t 10 of light brick. situated on
. very large well-shaded lot,
with concrete driveway and
walks. Shown by appointment
only. Substantial cash required.
We promise 1t will live up to
your expectations.
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CHI. 1341-OW. 3007
TpOM OwNER-x13 q5o

'ss5ise 1spise.. v1sss di sm' ssaippsd
bsmt., OH &C. heat; built 1915; I'M
maculate; large lot: COW. to schools
and shopping; GI or cash above-tlust
buyer can save on above pftcs. "a.
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NEAR LARGO

NEAR LARGO
Five-rm. masonry stucco bungalow,
full bsmt., plumbing and elec. Two
acre lot, with privileges Of purchas-
ing more acreage. On . hard-sur-
faced road. $4,000. $4,000 cash.
NEAR FORESTVILLE
six-rm. frame, with brick-tex siding,
all modern improvements, elec. range
and refgr. Seven acres Of tillable
land. tobacco barn, 2-car garage,
chicken house and stable. $4,000.
$1,000 cash. Balance terms.
MARLBORO, Md, ON RT. 301
Three-story, l5-rm. Early American
home, with all modern cenyeniences.
Forty-two acres Of cleared land, al
necessary bldgs. for farming. Phone
for further information.
WYVILL REALTY co.
II. 6612. -
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WHAT A PROPERTY

WHAT A PROPERTY
Located near Lorcum lane. The main
house has 5 bedrms. and baths.
plus spacious liv. rm., formal din.
rm., lge., equipped kit; complete
bsmt. apt. that rents for 500 per
mo. Also there is 2-car gar. with
for 500 per mo. Very large shaded
lot. Total price. $26,5OO.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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A PEAT, RARGAIN
BABY ESTATE
VETERAN
$500 DOWN
IP MARYLAND ITNIV

This excellent home and surrounding
grounds offer the perfect situation
for the person who wants quiet sub.
urban living and the convenience, Of
city facilities. The house contains
large living room with log burning
fireplace. Dining room is exception
ally large. Electric kitchen COM
pletely modern. De luxe electric
stove and 9-cu.-ft. refrigerator. Back
porch. Three full-sized bedrooms
with cross ventilation and ample
closet space. All bedrooms viii
accommodate twin beds. Full bath
on second floor. Storage attic. Full
basement with oil hot-water heat.
Grounds. s5x225, completely sodded
and shrubbed. Detached two-car ga
rage with water and electricity.
Situated on three-lane concrete road
and across from public grade school
High school in this location Is rated
14th In the. Nation. One block from
transpoTsation; Convenient to shon, o.;
FOR THE AMAZING LOW PRICE
OF S10,750. WITH MONTHLY PAY
MENTS ONLY S62.33 PER MONTH,
PLUS TAX AND INSURANCE. Act
immediately-This won't last. Call
MR.. McGINN1SS, MA. a141, SAT-
uRDAYs AND SUNDAYS. Q Am.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1898 x NV.
MA. 9141
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SUBURBAN sALE-WRelNIA

bedroom semidetached homes before
you buy. Open daily. 100 block
=. Glendale ave-. Alex. Call WI.
1921 or contact your real estate
AfIfExHsNDRIA, Huntington subdivision
-2-bedrm. brick. semidet.; equipped
kit. Take over CT loan. TIE. 1882.
Seminary Hills Sec
tion-A home OF unusual charm and
rep a1.sactiGa r.. with IT, lFs y With 1 rrsns WITH
doors leading to rear terrace. Ice.
pine-paneied kitchen with terrace
entrance. Pantry, den, bedrm. with
full bath on LIST floor; 2nd a. has
3 bedrms. with nice closets and full
bath. storage space in CORNERS; full
rm. with firepl., laundry tubs, out
side entrance and garage. Features
include copper plumbing. Insulation,
screens, oil heat, 1-acrs lot. high
sso s!syesiSn' saS x.a1ss,. nice shrubs priss; lee;
aa A. $780, snf fsNas sRRs DUNCAN p9sesxs
Co.. Realtors and Insurers, .209
Va, Exclusive AGENTS.
ALEXANDRIA--2-story brick, No.
123; $1,000 down; bedrms., din.
rm.. hardwood firs; Esod full & bsmt., ! susGi .;9;
gas heat i. 2or6s ~ 6spGI kE4nf9 Hafa a41s ~
Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria. Vat
ALEX, VA.-Brick bungalow; 10 min
utes out; brand-new. $1,000 down.
Total price, $500. Liy. rm. With
fireplace; 2 nice bedrms., radiant
I'll ; 3. u ). T. r.s Moron RgSH; REALTY s415 5
ARINGToa n. yeiNOs . w LYON 4is' VILLAGE :
Spacious det. brk. center-hall Co
lonial In most desirable part Of
this convenient section: 9 rms. O.
attic, garase; priced for quick sale,
$28, 800. FRANK q. PHILLIPS, DI.
1x11; eves call GL. SARA. -
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RIGGS & co.

=. RIGGS q co.
CHI. 1856. "A
COMFORTABLE HOME
Brick bungalow, in excellent residen-
tial area of Falls Church. Living
rm. with fireplace. din. rm,. kitchen.
2 bedrooms and bath Lot 75x1 80.
Full basement. expansion attic. Try
and duplicate 1t for $15,250..
EASTMAN & SEAY
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ARLINGTON-OWNER
And builder. Blk large rooms and
plenty of large closets, 2 tile baths
built-in garage, 2 nreplaces, full
bsmt., gas a.-c. heat; large lot. Out
Wilson blvd. to S12 No. Greenbriei
st., CHI. 1898. u
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Three Hurt In
Home Accidents

Two local boys and a Putin
Bay young man were treated in
Magruder Hospital over the week
end as the result of injuries sus-
tanned in home accidents.
Harry Reinhart, %, Put-in-Bay,
was brought to the mainland via
plane Sunday morning after he
had slipped and fell at his home.
suffering a broken ankle. He was
released from the hospital Monday
afternoon.
Dickie Lockhart, 13-year-old son
Of Mrs. Emil Meyer, suffered pain
full foot injuries Sunday when his
foot was caught in a power lawn
mower. During surgery at the
hospital, part of the bone of his
fourth toe was removed. Dick also
suffered severe cuts.
Joe Kinsey, 10-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kinsey, was
treated for nose decorations Sun
day after he had been accidentally
struck by a ball bat during a
neighborhood game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06

Remember Mother on Mothers
Day, Sunday, May 8. Combina-
ton Mothers plant from $1.5O.
Klingbiers. Phone 3941. 12-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Peninsula Women
Are Meet Hosts

Nearly 300 members of the
Northwest district, Ohio Child
Conservation League, attended the
annual spring conference held on
Wednesday in Orchestra Hall, at
Lakeside, and Biro Auditorium, at
Marblehead, when members of the
Peninsular Child Conservation
League served as hostesses.
Mrs. Elmer Biro served as the
chairman of the conference and
Mrs. Paul Seinbenich is recording
secretary of the Peninsular
League. At the luncheon in Bro
Auditorium, table decorations
were in pink and blue, the Ohio
c. G. L. colors.
Mrs, Edgar Tripplehorn, Find
lay, president of the Northwest
District, presided at the morning
session, at which Mrs. William
Kissell, Delphos, gave the invoca-
tion. Mrs. Jack Wltper, Lakeside,
welcomed the guests and response
was by Mrs. Hubert Hubbell, of
Spencerville.
DR.. Herschel Litherland, Dean
of Education, Bowling Green State
University, was principal speak
err at the afternoon session in Or
chestra Hall. His subject was
"The Tenth Generation.
Entertainments was by vocal
ist Ann X. Kihlken, accordonist
Don Gresh, tap dancers Elaine
and Cynthia Hall and Sharon Fe-
dor, and Janice Walland, mono
logue.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06

Come in and see the new Ripon
Line for Mothers Day in 40. It's
Loafcr Sox at Lake Erie Sports,
Inc, Port Clinton, Ohio. 12-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
McQueeney Will
Leave EOD Staff

LACARNE-Maj. William A.
McQueeney, executive officer at
Erie Ordnance Depot, has received
orders transferring him to the
Ryukyus Command the latter part
of June. He expects to be sta
toned on Okinawa.
With this transfer, Maj. Nc
Queeney leaves the Ordnance
Department for his former branch
of service, the Coast Artillery,
Antiaircraft.
Maj. McQueeney has been sta
toned at Erie Ordnance Depot
since September, 1916, and during
the war period served two years in
the European Command, serving
in the First Division on the ast
sault on Oahu Beach, and with
the Third Army in the capture of
Nuremberg.
Mrs. McQueeney and their small
son will reside in New York City
until they are able to join Maj.
McQueeney at his new post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Slovak Church
Plans Big Sunday

Sunday, May Is, will be an i'm
portant day in the lives of par
ishioners of st. Paul's Slovak
Lutheran church, and appropriate
ceremonies are being planned in
the church.
To be observed that Sunday are
the 25th anniversary of the
church's dedication; the 35th ami
versary of it's organization; the
dedication of the church's new in
terror decorations; the 21ts year of
the Ladies' Aid Society; the ninth
year of the Junior Guild.
Although he has been pastor for
the past year, Sunday will also
mark the formal installation of
Rev. Joseph Abraham as church
pastor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
STANDARD OPEN
HOUSE IS MAY 20
Tours For Public Planned AS
Fifteenth Anniversary
Is Observed

Guests who attend the 18th an
niversary open house Of the Port
Clinton division of The Standard
Products Company on Friday, May
20, will see in operation the pro-
duction lines which make Port
Clinton the window channel capi-
tai of the world.
L. S. Larson, division manager.
has invited every resident of this
area to inspect the million dollar
plant during the open house, which
will continue from noon until Q
=. m.
The Port Clinton division pro-
duces about 100000 feet or Sc
miles of automobile window chan
mel and weatherstrip day, enough
to stretch from Port Clinton to
Toledo and a third of the way back
again. This is about 20 times as
much as the division produced Is
years ago in 1884, when it moved
to Port Clinton.
Window channel is the steel, felt
and rubber channel in which the
windows of autos move up and
down. The Port Clinton division
makes well over half of the worlds
supply of automotive window
channel and weatherstrip.
John Scott and r. G.. Schaper
co-chairmen of the open house.
announce that the route which
visitors take through the plant
also goes through the mechanical
rubber department, which produc-
es more than 500 different rubber
parts for autos.
Guests will see natural and syn
thetic rubber, milling machines
eXtruding machines, molds, and
vulcanizing ovens .. all in opera
tion, with employees serving as
guides in explaining each produc-
tion process.
Members of the open house com
mittee are preparing special ex-
hibits, working out plans for re-
freshments and souvenirs, and
readying the plant for the open
house. Transportation to anG
from the plant for Port Clinton
residents, and baby sitting servi-
ces for small tots will be features
of the open house.
A special showing of several
new model automobiles for which
Standard Products produces from
one to 80 parts each is included
among the displays planned fol
the open house.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
HOPES S TILL
HELD FOR PERRY
NAT. MATCHES
Small-BOre Event Is Set For
Camp Dodge, Iowa; Sen
ate Holds Key

Although Congress has not
provided funds as yet, leaders are
still hoping that the National
Rifle and Pistol Matches can again
be held at Camp Perry late this
summer.
The House of Representatives
passed the Army Appropriation
Bill without providing any funds
for national or regional 30
calibre matches, but did increase
the appropriation to provide assist
ance to rifle clubs.
An attempt is now being made
to have the Senate add the funds
necessary for the National 80
calibre matches, but the action
will not take place until next
month,
Meanwhile, National Rifle AS.
sociation leaders are making plans
to hold the national small-bore
championship matches at Camp
Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa, from
September / to 5. Most of the
small-bore trophies competed for
at Camp Perry in other years
will again be offered at Camp
Dodge.
Congressman Thomas H. Burke,
of this district, reports that he
is discussing with Secretary of
Defense Louis Johnson, the posi-
bility of Camp Perry again being
the site of the national rifle and
pistol matches this summer.
Burke states: johnson feels as
| do, that the Matches are inn
portant in the national defense
picture. If the Matches are au-
thorized, | do not think we will
have much difficulty in getting
them for Camp Perry"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
cod WILL HIRE
M ORE WORKERS
so More Men To Be Hired
On Temporary Basis For
Three Months

LACARNE Approximately so
new employees will be hired this
week and next at Erie Ordnance
Depot to assist in completing
railroad maintenance and grounds
improvement projects on the post.
They will be hired on a temporary
basis, the period of employment to
extend through the next three
months.
The new employees, all men, are
hired off the Civil Service register
for laborer positions. AS this re-
gister lists some 200 eIigibles at
the present time, new applications
will not be needed, according to
Joe Banchich, secretary Of the
Erie Ordnance Depot Civil Service
Board.
Anyone accepting this tempor-
AIRY employment will still be eli
gible for a permanent position as
soon as such opens, Mr.. Banchich
points out.
This week marks the close of
four civil service examinations
which have been open at Erie Ord
nance Depot for the past year. A
sufficient number of applications
have been received to justify the
terminations. These examinations
listed the following positions
Toolkeeper, artillery repairman
spray machine operator, laborer
car bracer, warehouseman, locator
electrician, plumber~steamfitter
and utilities repairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Rural Mail Exam
Planned Here

Civil Service exam applications
will be received until May 26 for
the position of rural mail carrier
at the Port Clinton postoffice. The
applications must be sent to the
United States Civil Service Com
mission, Washington, d. G.
Postmaster A. w. Kalb has an
nounced that the successful appli-
cant will carry mail on Route 2,
including Bay Shore and Danbury
area. The examination will be
held in the local high school dur
ing the summer, the date to be set
later.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
Bancl1ich Named
For Legion Honors

Joe Banchich, Past Commander
of the Port Clinton Legion Post
and Past First District Employ
ment Committee, has been selected
as the Legionnaire from Ohio to
be present at the National Aero
nautics Conference, which is
scheduled for May 13 through
May Is at Eglin Field, Florida.
Mr.. Banchich, in a personal in
terview, informed the Ottawa
County News he plans to fly from
Toledo to Lunkin Field, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. From there he will
fly to Eglin Field, Florida, and
return via the same route.
Eglin FIELD, one of the tacti-
cal Proving Grounds Of the Air
Force, was recently the scene of
Operation Combine.
May 13 will be set aside for
tour of the base and aerial
demonstrations, while the 14th
will be a day of aeronautics
business and plans for the coming
year. This Conference is of
great interest TO the American
Legion, whose program "Air
Power" will continue to be given
strong support throughout the
nation.
Legionnaires from Port Clinton
and Oak Harbor have been rec
ognized for their evident ability
and interest in the Legion's pro-
gram. Archie King, of Port
Clinton, is presently serving as
the Chairman of the National
Defense Committee of the State
of Ohio and Paul Lockwood, Of
Oak Harbor, is serving as Divi-
sion Commander in the First Dis
trict of Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06

The three ages of man are
school tablet, aspirit tablet, and
stone tablet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
BUYS TRUE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Norris and
family, New Bedford, Mass, this
week moved into the former Mrs.
Nettie True home, East Perry
street. Mr.. Norris, who is factory
manager of the Standard Products
Company, purchased the home
through the Bolte Real Estate
Agency. Mr.. Norris has been here
since December, but his family re-
manned in the east until housing
accommodations Nere completed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
New Rent Laws
Are Clarified

Members of the Ottawa County
Rent Advisory Board met with
the district rent director in the
Oak Harbor City Hall Wednesday
evening when the new federal rent
regulations were explained.
Under the new laws, some in
creases in rent cam be made if
taxes, upkeep and other expenses
reach a certain level. Landlords
and tenants should thoroughly
study the new regulations, and
landlords should confer with the
rent director before increasing
rents. Atty Tom Stahl was in
charge of the meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06

Between four and eight per cent
of the population is left-handed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
HAS CONCESSION

Fred Wolf, concessionaire at the
Standard Products Company plant
and the Erie Ordnance Depot, will
also have the post exchange con-
cession at Camp Perry during the
coming national guard encamp-
ment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-06
NAMED DELEGATE

Fred Nobis has again been nam
ed delegate of st. John Lutheran
Church to attend the annual con-
vention of the Michigan District,
American Lutheran Church, to be
held May 3l-June 3 in Alpena,
Michigan Pastor John Braun will
also attend.