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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-23
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House Leaguers

With the Masons taking three
games from Bur>'s Store and
Lake Shore Dairies holding n. O.
MaytagS to split, the MasonS
jumped into the House League
lead Monday night with record
of 81 wins and % defeats, one
better than the Maytags,
Lou Engler was top man in the
league this week when his 2A6
was best individual game total and
his CSC topped the three game
series. RunnerS-up We're Andy
Migala with 244 and Bill TimbGn
with CPS, including games of pa
and POS.
In other matches, the Odd Eel
lows won three from City Bakers
while kiwaniS took three from
Mizener Hardwares,
Best team series total was bowl
cd by the kiwanianS, 3043, while
the Maytags had a 1912 for best
III one game. Other good series
We're the Odd Fellows 304O and
the City Bakery's 301S.
Two-hundred class scorers also
include Cliff Stephenson, 209; Curt
Iingling, 204 and 210; Ray Wight,
2l2; Joe Bernard, 2l5; Eddie kur-
owski, POS; Don Bredehoft, 2O9:
John Liptok, 202, and Gene Bolte,
2O2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-23
AUTO is DAMAGED

An auto, belonging to Ralph
Mansell, Port Clinton, was dam
aged by fire Tuesday evening in
Fremont Road. Local french re-
sponded and extinguished the
blaze. Damages were confined to
wiring and motor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-23

ment of $5,427 for damages and
injuries alleged to have resulted
from traffic accident in Route
120, January 3, 194S.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-23

Glenn Curtiss piloted an air
plane called the June Bug on the
first public flight of mile in the
United States.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-23

will be on Christmas Day at $50
There will be no Sunday school,
but the children are requested to
attend church.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Marriage License
AppEcotions

Under d. c. lar. couples mist
apply for q marriage license on
one day. icait three ftH days and
receive the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same az other days.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
u. 5. Hospital Waste
Charged by Hoover
sy me Assecieisd Press

NEW YORK. April 23.-The
Government. Herbert Hoover
charges. needlessly Is enlarging
It's hospital system ut a cost UP TO
so per cent more than private
hospitals.
He urges a United medical ad-
ministration to coordinate five
different Federal hospital services
Army, Navy Veterans, Public
Health and aid TO private hos
pitals.
The former President wound up
a series of five broadcasts over
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn last night. In each of them.
he discussed the work of the Com
mission on Organization Of the
Government, which he heads.
Mr.. Hoover said medical ex-
penditures are "one Of the worst
overlaps and wastes and ineffi-
ciencies in the whole Federal ad-
ministration."
The Government has 10000
empty beds in its hospitals. he
said, but is planning $4,000 more
beds.
The entire medical program
costs the Government 81 900 ,000,-
900 q year, he added.
A commission survey. Mr.. Hoo
yer declared, led President Tru-
man to suspend $400. 600, 900 worth
of new hospital construction. al
ready authorized.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
U. 5. Reported Offering
Dollar Loan 10 Czechs
RY ths Assoeiated Pfsss

LONDON, April 23.-A diplomat
in touch with the Prague govern
ment reported last night that the
United States has offered a dollar
loan to help Czechoslovakia pay
for American property she has ma
tionalized.
A seven-man Czech mission now
is In Washington discussing not
only the compensation question
but also how dollars can be made
available to Czechoslovakia, the
diplomat stated.
The value of the American in
terests nationalized In Czechoslo-
vakia is q matter for negotiation
It can be said with certainty, how
ever, that 1t runs into several mil
lion dollars.
An authoritative assessment oi
British assets nationaliZed In
Czechoslovakia was given yester-
day as f10,000,000 $4,000. .0001
American assets are believed te
| be less.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
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william and &sg1oyls O Del, e0E,
Joseph ana Rosario Orlando, hoY
Arthur and MayssEej PnlHlp&, boz
Oven and Doris QQIIlen. acT,
walter and Jane Qa3nn. EG:..
James and RaSAile Red. acy
Alvin and Lillian Robinson gars.
Archie sRd Geraldine RcaEsTS. g4g.-
Charles and Ruth Roemet. gaE1
HsYndon and Rose RQo&kl4L po8
GeoFgs and AargATst Russell hcy.
Robert and Mary SsnGsge, boy,
Pete and MarE Sarcopska, twin suYs
william and Doris sehaeHnsr. boy.
Blaine and Stella Shepherd. E4Ts.
Lyie and Elsie ShreyeT ssTf
Morris and Mgrlsl SilYsTmar. strl.
Marian and Betty SaEpfn sill
George and Manila Smith. hcy.
Jesse and Anna StsnsoGry air
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Births Reported
Prom the q. c. Bureau of vital Statistics.

Monroe and Hazel Allen, girl.
Maurice and Flora Atkin, boy and girl.
Ralph and Opal Barnes, Girls t2p.
Leslie and Elizabeth Belt, girl.
John and Anne Bone. boy.
woodrow and Catherine Brown boy.
Lloyd and Gloria Calhoun, girk
Arthur and Kathern Carmean, girl.
Charles and Lois Chase. girl.
David and Fay Clayton. boy.
Roy and Mary Cook. girl.
william and Annie Cox, girl.
Robert and Jane Curtin, girl.
william and Alexine David, gtrl.
Theodore and Marjorie Dewey. boy.
John nd Helen Ellis. boy.
sheldon and Mary Farnham boy,
Luther and Lillian Forester. sirl.
Frank and Iona Gessford, girl.
Charles and Clara Gorden, boy
William and Juliet Hamilton, boy,
warren and shirley Henderson. sirl.
Henry and Frances Hicks, girl.
William and Louise Holl, boy.
Robert and Elizabeth Hooe, girl.
Percy and Edith Andros, boy.
ernest and Mary Baretineic, girl.
Evening star., 1949-04-23

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Evening star., 1949-04-23

Lester r.ehner; q; and Barssrs Mason.
IA. both of Port Bsivoas. Va,
Charles Han. IT,. FL, aae Betty Van Horn
Is. both OF Nj Rainier, Mo
Maeeo Mayo, jr.. q. si3 L 81, re. ans
Yyonne John son. 81, 4@e5 HAYES 81. ne,
Horton ~, IS St ne
william Seaman. -. Chelsea. Mas. ana
MARY Cough. "a, Worcester. Mas
Georss Wilbur. 80. is34 Columbia I'd
a.n a,.n N sEd Shirley Barton g. Forest
jana Aliotd, -. Ariinsten, Va, And RO-
maine DAVIS, =. 400 Weosttr I ~
and Reoeeea wallace. sie st. ns.
Earl Cat.srton. q. 1907 D ~. Sc, ana
Alma snr.sssa. - .5l2 issh lna 8. !, sc.
and Shirley Geogiey. -. 1so4 sth ST
JACK snider. es. and Mary Peterson. 81.
Richard kirxley, 81. and Christina Garner.
II. 10th of Aleaanaria. Va.
Francis Dorsey: ~ 3ss5 ,, K.stennouss s,ss g
Franklin st. ne.
yersel Clark: %, vlIsissia Beach. Va. and
ne. and Betty seheinach' "a, ls4l IA
P:Ery 1,,t. 81 p.,9, ssSl x.'eHR e 81
Mary O'Connell, "a, 1914 3oth o.. n,s;
Theodore White, 10, I02 3rd ST. ne. and
Doris Smith. 10. o2l 81. ne
Joseph Csnter, Is. and Shirley Eisenhuth,
10. a29 Potomac ave. sc.
Edward Kearney, 90, 1fs 81. NV. and
lola staIlingsg. q, 1851 st. re.
Lawrence Nelson, So Riysrdals, Nd. and
Mary Snider, so. Sol 18th 81. ne.
Richard Anderson. 26. 7a2 FarraEut st-
NV, ana Hilda Kineaid. 81. 4se6 sth
william Burns. 40. Arlinsten. Va. and
Lorenee Bell. %, 1872 Buchanan St.
Theodor. Madure. 81. s01s wsrdsr st
NV. and Addie Williams, go. 3iol
Sherman ave. NV.
rrank mccoy. 20. and Marie Robinson. 22'
both OF Ash Bass pi. Sc
John Fridgeman, 20. Maplewood. N. J..
and Barbara Fair. 81, 1909 10Th 81. nv.
Herbert Champion, 20. AL Newton pl:
NV, and Evelyn winston. TO- 1873 3rd
St nv.
Alvin Scott. 10. 162a Coreorsn st NV,
and Anna jefferson, 20. 144s st. NV.
Tommy slappy, 20. 1899 Kenyon st.. n W
and Anniebeil Leboles. 20, 1851 IRVING
st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital


Isldore Kessler, 90, 616 N st. NV.
Patricia v. Allanic. SO. 1909 Dexter ter
Marsares r. Costello, 81, 3o5 Todd pi ne
william N. Baumsartner, infant, 45"o
Georsia ave. NV.
Joseph p. Donworth. 72, no address given
Belle Cronkhite, so, .s13 10th St. NV.
Carrie L. Beacham. 80. 5000 18th st. NV.
Harry Lee. so, 201g Naylor rd. sc.
Mary sprouse. IS, 6l3 4th st. s.w;
Herbert r. Reese 81, 351e 11th st, NV
katherine M. Perrin, Al. 1919 Holbrook
Edward G. Turnure. 80. % 18th st. sc.
Nettie " Laubach, 65, 61S Park I'd NV.
Mary Bashoor, 6s, 1722 N. Capitol st.
James Z. Densmore, 33, 1888 Monroe st.
Robert r. Boyle. ~. 1853 Tennesses ave.
4 ne. i. -
Charles Kelly, 20, 1925 A st. ne.
william Wedge, 81, Ills First st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-26

down and Kimmel Hall, which
had been built at the rear of the
chapel, in honor of the first pas
tor, the Rev, Ira Kimmel, was
remodeled and extended forward.
A few years before the chapel
was built in 1877 a Sunday school
was started in the home of Stuart
and Amelia Gass on the old Sew
enth street pike between Whitney
avenue (now Park road and
Scott avenue (now Newton street, r..
1t was Mr.. and Mrs. Gass who
gave the land on which the orig
inal chapel stood.
They met in the homes of diff
ferent members and later in a
tent at what is now Georgia ave-
nue. and Park road. First super
intendent .of the Sunday school
was Albert Galley, who is still
living.
In November 1899 they Or
ganized the Whitney Avenue
Christion Church. Soon after
Mr.. Kimmel came from Bethany
College as the first pastor. He
died in 1908. Some of the charter
officers were William H. Schwell
o. D. Sunny. George Jones. Phil
more Bowling and Mr.. Sturde-
want.
The name of the church was
later changed to the Park View
Christian Church after the section
had become known as the Park
View area and Whitney avenue
had been changed to Park road.
Longest pastorate was begun by
Evening star., 1949-03-26

the Rev. Walter E. Smith in 1904.
He died in 1899. He was Sue
ceeded by the Rev. DR.. J. Lloyd
Black, now pastor of Ninth Street
Christian Church, who stayed
until 1941.
In 1914 the congregation de-
cided to sell the church and build
new one in the Shepherd Park
section. The structure was sold
to the Baltimore Missionary Board
of the A. M. E. Zion Church, and
on March 18, 1945, the last serv-
ice was held there. The following
Sunday the congregation started
to worship in the Jesup Blair Park
Auditorium until the members
could move into present unit of
the new church. This unit was
dedicated September IA. 1947. two
years after the ground breaking
ceremony had taken place. The
name of the church was changed
to Shepherd Park Christian
Church on August 20, 1948.
Mr.. Anderson came in March
1912 from the church at Fosreria
Ohio. A native of Eau Claire
Wis, he took his college and semi
nary work at Valparaiso Uni
versity, johnson Bible College
Parsons College and Drake Uni
versity. He is a past president OF
the Disciples Ministers Associa-
ton, a Mason and vice president
of the Takoma Park Lions Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson live
at 1925 Fifth street NV. They
have four children, all married.
Evening star., 1949-03-26
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY,
D. &. Catholics
Will Collect
Bishops Fund

The Bishops Fund for
Victims of War" will be
taken in all Catholic
Churches of the Washing
ton archdiocese tomorrow.
Local Catholics hope to
oversubscribe their quota
of $4,000 toward a $1,000
900 national goal.
Tomorrow will be OBJ
served as Laetare Sunday
which is a day of moder-
ated JOY because it marks
the halfway point of the
penitential season of Lent.
The Catholic bishops of
the United States chose to-
morrow as an appropriate
day on which to raise over
seas funds to bring joy and
comfort to war sufferers
throughout the world re-
gardless of race, color, or
creed.
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Special Church
announcements Il

Hamline Methodist-The Ienten
service at 8 pm. tomorrow will be
in charge of the Older Young
Peoples Fellowship.
Foundry Meth0dist-The Rev.
DR.. Leland Stark, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, will be
the guest preacher at 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Atonement Lutheran-The Rev.
DR.. L. r. Tabor of Luther Place
Memorial Church will be the guest
speaker Wednesday night.
St. Stephens and the Incarna-
tion-On Tuesday at 1890 am,
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolen will conduct
prayers, study and intercession.
Mrs. Nora S. Taylor will conduct
prayers and study at 8 pm.
Monday.
Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren-America and Chris
tian flags in memory of Capt. F. c.
Williams will be dedicated at II
am. tomorrow.
Ebenezer Methodist - Womans S
day celebration. Mrs. Anna
Hedgeman will speak at II am.
The sermon at 8 pm. will be by
DR.. Florence Simms, pastor of
Ritchie Methodist Church.
Universalist National Memorial
Lewis A. Warren will speake to
the Adult Class at 10 am. on "The
Religion of Jane Austen" and re-
view "Withering Heights"
Third COlOred Baptist-The In
dustrial Club will present pro-
gram at $50 pm.
Miles Memorial c. M. E.-Dr. E.
B. Cunningham, dean of the
School of Religion, Northwestern
College, will be- guest speaker at
II am.
Wesley Methodist-The movie.
"Golgotha," will be shown at p IN.
Sunday.
Georgetown Lutheran-The Rev
Luther Schulze will be the guest
preacher at the lenten service at
8 pm. Wednesday.
Providence Baptist-The Ladies
Aid Society will sponsor service
for nurses at pm. tomorrow.
Second Baptist-Revival services
Evening star., 1949-03-26
By Cospor Nonnes

Members of Shepherd Park
Christian Church will celebrate
the congregations golden ami
versary this year with plans en-
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Dr.. Reissig Speaker
For World Relief
Al the Cathedral

The Rev. DR.. Frederick E.
Reissig, executive secretary of
the Washington Federation of
Churches, and public relations
director for the World Council
meeting in Amsterdam last sum-
mer, will be the preacher at the
World Relief Sunday service in
Washington Cathedral tomorrow
at IL am.
The service is being planned to
follow the "One Great Hour"
broadcast this evening over sew
eral radio networks.
Service in the afternoon will
be all-musical. Holy communion
will be celebrated at 7::30 am. in
st. Johns Chapel and at $50 am.
in the Bethlehem Chapel.
Evening star., 1949-03-26

begin tomorrow. with the Rev. W.
A. Tut. formerly of Calvary Bap.
tist Church, Salisbury, N. c.,
officiating.
French Church-At the French
service at st. Johns Episcopal
Church tomorrow at pm, the
Rev. Pierre c. Toureille will preach
on LES Faux de Mara"
Howard University-At the An
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel
Sunday at II am, DR.. Mordecai
w. Johnson, president, Howard
University, will speak at the all
university religious service.
Lincoln Congregational DIR.
Robert w. Brooks will continue his
series of lenten sermons from the ,
general them, Facing Life From
a Deeper Level" The third in the
series will be "The Meaning of the
Holy Spirit in Human Experience"
Peoples Congregational - On
Sunday morning the Rev. A. F.
Elmes will give the third of the
lenten sermons under the theme,
The Gospel invitation" speaking
on 1.-The Invitation to Fellowship
Morvian Fellowship - Bishop
Howard E. Rondthaler, president
of the Salem College and Academy
of Winston-Salem, N. c., will con-
duct the service at II am. Sunday
at 1923 Sixteenth street NV. A
reception for Bishop and Mrs.
and for the alumnae
of the college and academy will be
held Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Vosges, 304 Kentucky avenue,
Alexandria, Va.
Hughes Memorial - The Rev.
David M. Pleasents, superinten-
dent of the Virginia. Washington
district, will be the guest speaker
at II am. Sunday. The Rev.
Kuklin Frazier will preside.
Evening star., 1949-03-26

and small auditorium. kitchen
and furnace room. When COM
pleted, the church will have an
auditorium seating 500 people
church Offices and classrooms.
Members of the Building Com
mittee are o. w. Youngblood
chairman; Charles L. Jones. o. H
George, Simon McKimmie. c. Ir-
vim Wood and the Rev. George M
Anderson, pastor. The architect
is Roland S. Senseman of Takoma
Park, Md.
The new edifice will be a sharp
contrast to the small brick Union
Chapel" built in 1877 at what later
became 623 Park road NV. Ad-
ditions were made in 1904 and
1905. In 1919 the chapel was torn
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Showing King Of Kings
Al National Christian

The motion picture, "The King
of Kings" will be shown Thursday
night at the social hall of the
National City Christian Church,
following the church dinner.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made at the church Office.
National $3.50, not later than S
pm. Monday.
The third session of the Lenten
School of Christian Living will
be held in the social hall tomorrow
at 6:45 pm.
"Expedient for Us" is the special
subject Of DR.. j. Warren Hastings
at 1880 am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Wesley A. M. &. z. Church

Two visiting preachers will oc-
cupy the pulpit at John Wesley
A. M. E. Zion Church, Sunday.
At II am. will be the Rev. Allen
j. Blake. minister of the Metro
polltan A. M. E. Zion Church,
Kansas City, Mo. At 8 pm. the
Rev. David Prince Thomas, jr.,
formerly assistant minister of
John Wesley Church and now an
associate minister, will preach.
Evening star., 1949-03-26
IDr. }. R. Sizoo Guest
AT N. Y. Avenue Church

DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo. president
of the New Brunswick Theological
Seminary, New Brunswick, N. j.,
will preach at II am. tomorrow
at New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. He will also preach there
on Easter Sunday.
DR.. Sizoo was formerly pastor
of this church, preceding DR.. Peter
Marshall. He resigned in 1896 to
become pastor of the st. Nicholas
Collegiate Church in New York
City,
Evening star., 1949-03-26

VlSlOnlng COH-
pletion of the
n e W $250,000
edifce at East
ern avenue and
Twelfth street
NV. in 1850.
At pre- S e n t
services an d
B ible classes
are being held
in the COM
pit e t e d base
nent unit of
the new build
ing. This unit
includes a large
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Continues Sermon Series

DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder will
continue his lenten series at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton with "Son by Creation-Son
by Redemption" At 8 pm. his
topic will be When a Great Ira
dition Fails"
The Lutheran World Action mo-
ton picture, Answer for Anne" I"
will be shown in the parish hall
at Gas pm. The public is in
vited.
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Missionaries to Speak

Drs. Howard and Marjorie Hor-
ner, missionaries of the Disciples
of Christ at Vienna, Belgian Congo.
will be the guest speakers tomor-
row at the Takoma Park Christian
Church. They are home on a
furlough.
Evening star., 1949-03-26
Chevy Chase Community

The Chevy Chase community
lenten services will have DR.. An
drew G. Truxal, president of Hood
College, Frederick. Md, as the
guest speaker at 8 pm. Wednes-
day at the Chevy Chase Meth
odiSt Church.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
ROmVe LambOrn, RealtOr

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Evening star., 1949-07-16
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AIR CONDITIONED

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Evening star., 1949-07-16

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Evening star., 1949-07-16
OFFICES FOR RENT


PVT. OFFICE. use Of recep. room;
isssstsfs ksss sds ss1ycs s sso on nex Mon
EDMoNDs BLDG. cir 18th st. NV.
Il 500 So. it.. on 9Th floor. facing
park; divided into 8 lse of1ces and
reception rm. Can be seen at any
time: Rent. s325 per month; mon All
See Pat Mccormick, superintendent,
or cal WALKER d DUNLOP, INC,
LGE. Il OFFICE ROOM. uptown, Conn.
aye aye; .ldo alI utils. furn'; $50 mo. Phone
119s fM; RSs eSqo' ST. NV ,ars. rea rooms,
15x14 each, window entire front.
street entrance; -easenable rent.
p. J. WALsHE. INC, Ills Eye st.
1908 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.--Con.
tanning approx. 10000 50. it. OF
vste entrance from street; private
elevator: heat furnished; now oc-
cupied by Remington-Rand: suitable
for large national organization that
wants convenient location at rea-
sonsble cost. Imm.siate Pos pesse1S,9n. INr
THoMAs 75s S5ss s. T. r1shhE na p1 ssss SS' MI
OFFICE. common waiting
rn.; share with dentist; mod. equip
ment: excel. oppor. for young den
tist; loo in heart OF Silver Sprins
on Georgia ave. SH. 1882, SH. so349,
SOUTHERN BLDG. 18th and H sts..
RE, lO45-With use Of reception
sra room r.oSK sDs sse5itaFal offch 'sHyis sUfh
rooms. approx. 800. 50. IT,. ,immedi-
ately available. unf9rnished: years
lease, or longer. For details ap, p
ply manager. B. o. A e, liza
Conn. ave. NV, ONCE at MaynoWer
NICE hcisi' OFFICE RIM, end n.-corner
Of 7th and D NV; avail. Aug. lst
Apply to DR.. SHERMAN. -25
DOCTOR'S OFFICE, in section where
doctor Is needed; apt. available II
desired. 943 Mass. ave. NV. For
information, call SH. 1894. Inspec-
tion between 10-5 or BY appt.. -17
OFFICE or studio and apt. combined.
Ideal for manufacturers repre-. or
professional use. Lge. apt BLDG,
Fround d.: 24-hour sw. b. service.
Cali Wk. days after 10 an. AID.
PRIVATE EXECUTIVE OFFICE. air
conditioned, completely furn.. secy
service avail. on hrly. basis. tel
ans. service. Suite 201. 1923 Ver-
mont ave. nv; pI, 314l. @ al
Bldg, 412 9Th St. NV: convenient
location, newly decorated, elevator
nc. 73S 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50.