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COME TO SEE HOW"

British workers and business execu-
SO are 10 visit The United gtstss IN
e SIMS 20 see how" our indutrial plan,,
aanage % achieve such production and
q carry the lessons home II possible
This b. an interesting experi,o.,.
Shah might work we'll for the Pri,i.h ..
Fpn Certainly, Americans are inclined .,
gticise British production record :,
sbmpariaon with those Of our own ind,s
gies. II Il pointed out that the sya,..o
British worker works a hour. 49,
than his American counterpart AMI .'...
OILY about half a. much in bis ,.aa
Tmcket
The Anglo-American Council o. pro
hlctivity points out that the gri,,.h tat
Ger will have 10 produce nearly ? z TIM.
10 much ~ he does every hour. on ho
average. 10 equal the worker in this conn.
~ bet II points out rather significantly
hat the British worker has only hair 80
ouch power In his factory to helm him DO
~ JOB and suggests that the big differ.
,snce IN power may be major reason for
tie disparity In productivity.
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Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
FEBRUARY I'll. 1888

Some Of the many yacht own
ers, who came here TO see Pres
ldent Roosevelt during his visit
N Key West, left this morning
for Florida east coast ports. How
ever many yachts still are berth
Cd n the submarine basin.
A marriage license was issued
last week 10 Ellen D. Roberts
and Randolph Pritchard.
Key West Garden Club will
hold its annual flower shows in
the No. 3 Lighthouse Building
next Sunday and Monday.
Historical Pageant of Key
West will begin tomorrow night
IN Bayview Park. Conclusion OF
the pageant viii be held the fol-
loving night. Two hundred Key
Westers are in the cast.
Arthur Sawyer Post Of the
American Legion win hold a
meeting tomorrow night 70 sp-
point committees ~ conduct d
membership drive.
Eduardo Albertus, janitor at
the city hall, Mrs. AIbertus and
Mrs. Aaron Diaz. who had been
visiting IN Miami for two weeks,
; returned yesterday.
Miss Wilma Alfonso and Miss
Mary Jane Crngoe win be- hos
ts,8ses 1T social meeting NJ the
Key West Junior Wouah'g Club
" ~ held on Thursday after
man.
T. MID aeas0n exhibition ~ the
Wofk4 II KsI West artists Win be
held Nn'gbt m Hospitality
jf0an.
TWIay The Citih@n says in an
'.b'h,fl@j paragraph. g..
lbHnoffDU Ne invoke Wash
'nHb,ns spirit " pfegefye hat
Hhjch h'a spirit gave u.s."
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LEGALS
NOTICE. OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
HnuxM E4fEs No r&ssA

House Bill M. 1ssss
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that otto p. Ream, Jr, the holdei
Of the following certificates has
filed said certificates for . tas
deed 10 be issued thereon. The
certificate numbers and years 81
issuance. the description 81 the
pI opertS. and the names in which
il was assessed aFs a. follows
Certificate No. Ts2 Year OF Is
suanee 1886.
Description Of Property: LIT /,
Eagle Key. Sec. 80. Twp 81.
Rye. q. Acres IS tIi-Zs4F As
recorded in Monroe COaHtE
Name in which assessed: Todd
c1ssrT ~ 5Ee.fsrs5.s stz = - EI9rssass.
Cnls-4a such certificate N s=gF4-
ficas@@ shall sse redeemed according
10 Law the property dAssasEEeess IN
such certificate or esTtsfaczE@s @sEs
he sold - the highest bidder az the
court house on ghe first IGE6aE En
month ~ March, 1888 ~hkea IL gsae
5th day Of Marsh, ls9s.
Dated this zsth day 81 January.
1915
fqEALI Earl. r. ADAMS.
Clerk II ClFeHsE 1o1Tt ~
Monroe CGg4fsrl. EsGs8sss-
fan.@f, feb.T-TE-23 1885
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The Answers

The fifth,
T. Northumberland.
.. Bud Abbot.
a. West Point Academy foot.
ball coach.
A.. ). Mercury.
&. Connecticut.
T. A. county in the northeast
corner Of Norway, having a
common border with the
Soviet Union.
3. A fleet VI small boats that
evacuated the British and
French soldiers from Dun.
kirk in 1910.
o. A new Air Force BIT bonn
Der flew across the country
in 3 hours 40 minutes.
10. Utah, Colorado, Arizona
and New Mexico.
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through cx-lEEs
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ton went 20 EoEk 70. liz I-s6.z1z
Bel Telephone CO. = -Lile X
transferred % 4 7 & 7 n NeE
York and climbed 20 tne pres
dency.
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Although women were not gen.
orally enfranchised in the Aneri-
can colonies, tax-paying widows
and unmarried women sometimes
were permitted TO vote.
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%ATHANJEL 4 ORR.
NOTICE 10 APPEAR
TX rtfE LAME tF THE STATE
CF FLORIDA
TO. %atnanIeI i. Orr
c5s Sew England Telephone
and Telegraph COMPANY.
T-acgnBs %e~ Hampshire
va, are hereby ordered and re-
l,ujre1 10 fiIe rour Appearance On
The It;h 1av u March. a r. l%+S
In the above styled cause. HC~
u.rdlng IN the Circuit Court 81 the
Eleventh judicial Circuit - me
state Of Florida, In and toF a"1For
County. in ChaneeFE y 1eYEiH Anne
W'jcks orr - plaintiff ana y"4 are
defendant, wherein said pIaihtitl
seeks d divorce, ana IN as1A2lt q
@nch Appbaranfe If'fcFee Fso 1o''-
fezse, vii he entered against goa.
It's further ordeFed that ms
order be published DI4.e z = n -1E
four a. ,-Onser Dtis>e- S1eeKs IN ne
KEY west CitizeRv-2 aeEspapeE- -
general circulation pJDiishea N
SfOnroe County. Florida
bone and 3fdered 81 hey IVES
lIonro4 COUNT. Florida this Izth
dav If February 4: l.: fs4s. -
''"s - EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk. 81 the Circuit CONT
Monroe County, florida
gv sd, Ffi0fen re Z Saw Yer.
Deputy CLERK
-(Cfrcuit Court SeaJ
w. CURRY HARRIS.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
feb.Ii-2l-2S: mar. 1873
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TODAYS
BIRTHDAY
BY AP Ne~ssfe1<rss

LEROY n WILSON. 5--z Pa.
Il. 1901. n TeErs Ez-5E- II. a
president OF the A1sE-EaZ ---t-
phone and TssegEspl c. 49,
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The best way 70 go after business by
mail ia through newspaper advertising
Try IL.
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Trolley lines in the United
States once had special cars TO
carry milk and mail, also street
sprinkling cars, and in one in
stance, a funeral car.
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Advertising. as we see It, is the cheap.
e. salesman business can employ.
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NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLIC4TIOS ron FINAL
I1l@f HARGE

fFFf8Es4FE Ia = 1891
~ G0IRT or THE E8TSTY
Judge. MONROE COT NY,
STATE or FLORIDA. ~ PRO-
BATE.
lu p. the Estate ~
II%STE II. COX, T5@C - sd
Tp All ggnom II May Concern
SotIcs, sa hereby gsTen taaE A&rTE
X. Saunders filed hls t4DaI -~gr9rE "a
Ez4rutar II he eStafs ~ Minnie f.
C,,x. ds-cs-a sd. that he flied ms
p4fffl1a tor finas ais9 h3Fge. za@
tnal ne Wgll apply 20 Inc fAfsEHF&~f's@
Monroe County. F!oFssia, Gn fhe zfEa
day ~ Aaren. 1888. FIR @ppFoTz. ~
same and fer fjna5 1serH2rg@ IS
FlHncut0r NJ the eslaE@ ~ Minnie K
Gaz- lies 20 sd.
i.sted thiz x1sr dag Il: E@arusry-
~ HARRY r SAUNDERS.
i.1scggt0r 81 ne estate %
Minnie r. Cox teeea sd
(eh.2l ~, mar y = = = = >
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Good manners h good form, even on
the highways.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF IsTESTf0S 70 WAKE
AppITC 4TI0s ron FfSsL
Ug@fbAHGE

NOTICE OF IsTESTf0S 70 WAKE
4PpLIC 4TI0s ron FfSSL
Dg@fbAHGE
fPFHhate Law 1921
~ CbUHT ~ THE COZ <Tf
~ tjGE, MONROE f0Is Tf.
STATE or FLORIDA. IN~PHo-
BATE.
IN r. the Estate ~
ELM gK ELTO& BROWSE.
Deceased.
~ AZ w"hbtn II Aay Concern.
TGtics II hereby given thaf fiar-
yay T. fr0wns, Jr.. flied his fnaf
fepGrt ~ Administrator ~ the
estate ~ Eija Shelton Browne, de-
ceased, thai he flied ME pe'jttprr
for final discharge, ana that ne
viii Apply ~ the H1u1fable Ray
mona r. LDrd CrunLY Judg" NJ
I9bTna Crubt1. FiDrida. IN the 19fh
day ~ March. I54J. f@r approval n
~ me and fur final dszrhaFge -
Administrator ~ the "HiafG u
kiia Ek4jtou ir1Wph. dec"a8ed.
i}nted fbir zlai day NJ February.
1879.
80 HARVEY \. BROWNE. .ir.,
Administrator ~ me estate
IT FLA shelton Erp# nf,
aHrEaHs1.
feh.2I-zE mar. ~. 1852
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~ THE cIgCLIT coTRT or THE
ELEyEsTFs< IL DfcIAL-9iK m
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
rs AID ron N0Sa0E C0TSTf
~ CH4SEER1.
CASE No. I1-Tase.
A%SE WICkE ORR
Y'iabatiff,
-. DIV oHA =.
NATHANIEL 4 ORR.
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~ THE CIHCITr GOGHT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
0F THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN ND ron MONROE EOL NEY.
~ CHA SCEH1.
Case NJ. tt-740.
WILLIAM ". '%%I%GHhA.
Plaintiff.
w. DIVORCE
DOROTHY PRICE CUNNINGHAM,
beIsHGaHlz
ORDER Of Pr HLH ATION
TO- Dorothy Price Cunning nam, --
1914 tsaht 94th street,
Brooklyn, New York.
You are hereby required 10 aD-
pear 10 the bill Of Complaint in the
above tylsd cause on Or before the
18th day ~ March. 4. h. 1898. other
Wise the allegations therein VIII be
taken as confessed.
This order il 10 be published
once "a week for four consecutive
weeks In The Key West Citizen. a
ne wspaper published at Key West,
Monroe Comfy. Florida.
DONE and ORDERED this 18TH
day Of February. 4. =. 1898
EARL 4. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY (sd) Florence +. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
(sea1D
J. Y Porter w.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
feb.I4-2l-26; mar.Tl94s,
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ats HUS. - TAGIf%E
~ THf. GIHGt IT corn OF THE
ELEtEsvH - DIffAL enc ~
OF TJE sTATE OF FLORIDA, ~
ANU ron NONHOE fOE NTf. ~
CHAN GEHY.
faHF 40. 1878
/ n ~ &ETN PE<FrTDb Ai1I.EEs.
i'IairtIff.
u.s. IsOHG T.
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Key West Garden Club will
hold its annual flower shows in
the No. 3 Lighthouse Building
next Sunday and Monday.
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A marriage license was issued
last week 10 Ellen D. Roberts
and Randolph Pritchard.
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TDday The Citiz@n says in an
"hj's,fl@j paragraph,
!pn0OtfDU Ne invoke Wash
,nHbps spirit ~ pressfve hat
Hftch t'a spirit aaye rs"
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T. MD asas0n exhibition ~ the
Hpfk& II KfsI West artists wiIi be-
Heid bn'gbL IN Hospitality
iilUan.
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Chapter q

Chapter q
RLETA started at a blue par
n rot with scarlet tail and the
cretonne parrot stared back. Sit
tight? With Cal up there In the
morgue? Particularly with Cal in
the company of an Allene who
wanted certain copies OF the
Globe-Telegrdm?
But She had to trust the report
err. Caro- Carson had shown astun-
ishing quick1ess of thought, and
spontaneous loyalty. Arleta had
had so little thoughtfulness or
loyalty shown her since she'd re-
turned she could value both
highly.
Miss Carson returned with moth
ing to report. when Allene Lane
found the pages missing she was
but vexed. All she could do was
say, See, what did / tell you?
THEY'VE tried to destroy every bit
of evidence of their shame. Then
Miss Prunella spoke up and told
her no one could destroy the
sheets as they didn't have access
to them. Well" she shrugged.
whatever her game. it's been
checkmated."
She sat down and frowned for
a moment. Il took time to skim
through those sheets, Miss Lang
try. l remember Dad telling me
something about the whole affair.
He said now wait minute
-. what was it? Something about
liking Big Chips Langtry in spite
of himself. And something else.
Oh, have it. He said he believed
Langtry was hiding something,
refusing to defend himself, going
through with it with a to hell
with IL air."
"But he would" Arleta cried.
"He did. always"
Suddenly Miss Carson sat up.
why don't you run out home
with me? spend my week-ends
at the farm and I'm due to leave
now. Dad would love seeing you.
We live as far south as you do
north, so you should plan to
spend the night"
MY aunt-I've no way to let
her know. We've no telephone
yet; something about waiting for
a transformer"
Both waited a moment: then
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Hsa,f Of Hagnnsss
BY PEGGY o'MoRE

Caro- snapped her fingers. "How
Kelly lives near you, doesn't he?
Then I'll call him.
Caro- Carson came In, laughing.
And / wondered If you'd met
How Kelly. The moment I men,
toned your name he barked.
What troubles she in now?'
Arleta gave a half-hearted
smile He has wasted a lot Of
time rescuing me.
We'll, he's coming to the rescue
again. Well drive out in your car;
then he'll come in on the bus,
pick up mine, and meet you at
the mesa. He thinks you should
return home tonight"
"Why?" asked Arleta anxiously.
"Some weird reason"
THAT'S the joint up ahead"
4 Caro- announced, much later.
When they topped the white
road, such mass of dogs tore out
to greet them Arleta had to stop
the car.
"You FOOLS" said Caro- fondly
and, jumping out, drew them
away so Arleta might turn into
a wide parking space.
But when Arleta stepped out
they were on her, knocking her
hat to one side, paving at her
coat, and one giant boxer lifted
himself to place paws on her
shoulders and lap her cheek.
Heel, she raped at the box
er, sscnoped up hver-spotted
pup, and started forward to come
to an abrupt stop.
A laughing man in wheel
chair barred her progress.
Shell do, eh, Caro?" asked the
man. Belongs with US. How'd
you like the pup, Little Chips;
want to take him home with
your"
Arleta'S answer was in her eyes.
"Tflen bring him in the house;
not that he needs to get acquaint-
ed. Well, Caro-" he turned to his
daughter, ''this is the incest guest
you've brought. out in a long
time"
Thought 1t about time you
were stirred out of your dol
drums" his daughter teased.
"Come into my quarters" or
dered Mr.. Carson, propelling him.
self ahead. Caro-, go rustic up a
drink ana see that Chita prepares
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for two extra Rars H
ing" be told
ways prepare
for him.
Before she was aMaFe
leta was relaxe1 ID
looking thruuNA ~
the glow ~
stretched uHst - a. "a
world. Ard see $50
ing as she had m4FF f
fore. She was t0tHa M
she'd met wilhln tae ~
she'd hardly adnltifi t
"Y'know,r Carsn 1l
arm Of his wheel rflaf. M
convincing eVldene 81 A.
Chips innocenee uk pIena
swindling h hl4 daaaatNF a4 ~
so like him"
Then you think Dad
''Child, | dont kn19 eM
think yet WhetHe4 s
Their started an alt4alH
and then was outsnaItl ~ 80
farm combine. or wneiasf
yes"
''Pve got % know uofe
before / come % ans 8
want 60 force those t
and 60 over them f5nN ~ ass
want 10 see the uftiriex a
poration drawn up foF rs A.sH
try Land Company
But, Mr. Carson. Nla FsMt
Good grief. girl & ae - a
lifesaver. Don't yuu rT8
drying up2 And NNefe fasi
Kelly9 I'm starved
He'd seen the hna8i Fhfa
thought. heard the eians 81
dogs recognizing thr eraNE
Caro's car. for there Is aas asH
ing up speedily bclore t4 a
entrance.
How Kelly was - ienE r
in Arleta wondered N ~
Caro- were more tn9u fF
And she wondered af fte
feeling such . teouEat
And was ashamed
When he came IN ~ mas siHsa
yet by the way BE- a. N#
lights she kneW be ass 81 faa
with the mesa hqasN a. eta t
own.
"You do gel into ~
places" he cump.a.nrt.
down az Aricta.
re bs ssatlaae4l
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. William McCann mo-
tored to Cleveland on Sunday to
attend the Sportsman Show there.
Frank A. Fuchs was also among
the islanders to attend the show
in Cleveland. Mr.. Fuchs spent sew
eral days assisting in the Putin
Bay Chamber of Commerce booth.
Ethan N. Fox and Johnny Sim
mons Of Toledo, were weekend
guests at the Ethan Fox home on
Lorain avenue.
Mrs. Sherman Bretz of Middle
Bass is visiting here at the Chsrles
Devore home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rittman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Rittman
will motor to Fort Meyers, Fla,
this week, where they will spend
several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Carl Brown of Monroe, spent
the weekend here at the L. Meyers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Miller and
daughter Marcia of Lindsey, are
visiting here at the home of Mrs
Miller's parents, DR.. and Mrs. R
K. Evans.
Peter Brookner was taken tc
Providence Hospital, .Sandusky, fol
observation, this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25

Mrs. Frank Putnam and daugh-
ter, Elaine, spent Monday in To-
ledo.
Gailord Braithwaite and Will
liam Ritchie attended the Re-
serve Officers Training School at
the EOD on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Walby We're in
Fremont for short time, Satur-
day, calling upon Mr.. Walby's
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Owen, of
Catawba, We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Owen, Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Jack Witker and
children arrived home Monday
from Jackson, Michigan, where
they had been vacationing for ten
days.
Robert Carroll was a business
visitor in Detroit, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Lynch entertained
the local Child Conservation
League at the home of Mrs. Alice
Lynch, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hettelsatel
left for their home in Milwaukee
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25
ERIE TWP.

The Parent Teachers Associa-
tion of Erie Township school will
sponsor waste paper drive from
Monday, March 28th through
Thursday, March 31st. Newspa-
pers or magazines should be tied
in bundles and brought to the La
carne school auditorium on the
dates mentioned above. The P. T.
A. will appreciate all contributions
of paper.
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schwartz were her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Yunker from east of Fre-
mont, Mrs. Emma Hathaway, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gill, Port
Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Day and son
Donnie, of Cleveland. We're week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Day, and son William, residents
at the Kerr apartments.
The Stitch and Chatter Club met
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Strong
and two children, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, We're Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kleinhans and
Justin, Lacarne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Christ of
Toledo spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton St. Clair.
Mrs. Pearl Shimman left for To-
ledo last week to keep house for
her grandson, Roger Kirk, for two
weeks while his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Kirk, are vacation
ing in Florida.
Two sets of slides were shown
to the Lacarne school children this
week; one was entitled Disappear
ing Birds, and the other, Explora-
tion of an Indian Mound.
The Extension meeting on Quick
Meals, under the direction of Miss
Betty Lou Spaulding, home dem
onstration agent, was held or
Wednesday, March 16, at the home
of Mrs. Milton Finken. Twenty
five people attended the meeting
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kleinhans
spent the weekend in Elyria at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlc
Smith.
Mrs. George Peters, teacher OF
the third and fourth grades at the
local school, was absent from hei
duties since Wednesday of last
week because of the illness of he,
mother, Mrs. Anna Flick, of.Carroll
township. Mrs. Flick, who broke
her hip in fall in her home, is g
patient at Magruder Hospital. The
substitute teachers were Mrs. Hig.
gins Of E. o. D., and Mrs. Corwir
Hablitzel, of Oak Harbor.
Marvin Wadsworth of Lacarne
was admitted to st. Vincent's Hos,
pital in Toledo on Thursday after.
noon because of a foot injury OF
long standing. He expects to re
turn home this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25

Tuesday, after a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Brack-
ney. Mr.. Hettelsater is a brother
of Mrs. Brackney.
C. f. Burke, who is employed at
Norwalk, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. Myrtle Allbritain spent
Saturday in Toledo.
Atty. Kirk Smith, of Provi-
dence, r. l., is visiting with his
father and sister, the Rev. J. C.
Smith and Miss Alta.
Sixteen from here and four from
Marblehead attended the regular
meeting of the Eastern Star il
Port Clinton, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Richard Geisman and Mrs
Willard Buck and daughter
Nancy, are visiting in Cleveland
for a few days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25
LAKESIDE

Mrs. Josephine Bachman was a
Sunday guest of her son, Frank
Newman, and family, in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Patrick
and family spent Sunday with rel
atives in Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Jordan spent
the weekend with his brother,
Donald, and family, in Cleveland.
Donald McCune, who has spent
the winter with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Merle McCune, at their
Erie Beach home, left Monday
night for Milwaukee, where he
will embark as a member of the
crew on the steamer Alva c. Din
key. The elder McCune is re-
tired member of the U. S. Coast
Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson
of Cleveland, formerly residents
of Erie Beach, spent the weekend
at Lakeside.
Mrs. Leona Biers arrived home
Sunday evening from a ten-days
visit in Logansport, Ind, and To
ledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brauer anc
baby, of Fremont, We're Saturday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brauer.
Harry Ross, of Toledo will b'
the guest speaker at the Lakesid
Library Tea, to be held in the
Ladies' Aid Hall, beginning a
eight o'clock on Friday evening
March %. His subject will b'
points of Interest Around tn
Peninsula" Herry is we'll verset
in the history of this section ano
his talk will undoubtedly be on
of great interest. Members of the
Lakeside Noon Day Club will b
the hostesses. The general publ
is invited.
Mrs. j. c. Owen, Mrs. AL. Whal
ton and Mrs. Richard Kleinov
called upon friends in Sandusky
Monday morning.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25
IN ART PARADE

LACARNE - 1t. Col. Foster
W. Aungst represented Erie Ord
nance in the parade which escort
ed the captive German paintings
to the Toledo Museum of Art last
Friday. This exhibition of Euro
pean masterpieces, which is spon-
sored by the U. S. Army, will be
open through March 81. 1t will
attract many Erie Ordnance Depot
members. Col. Earl S. Gruver,
Commanding Officer, and Mrs.
Gruver plan to attend sometime
over the weekend.