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Case NJ. 1870
~ ~ RUSSELL FULLER.
Plaintiff.
vs. nIvORCE
BEATRICE r. FULLER,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Tp. Beatrice X. Fuller.
So Epworth Avenue.
West Warwick. Rhode
island
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce In the above styled cause
On or before the 9Th day of January,
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weeks In The Key West Citizen, a
new Spaper published in the City of
KY West. Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this 5th
hay ct December, A. y. 1919
tSEAIB EARL r. a ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
by (sdD Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
tsdb ALLAN r. CLEARE. JR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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~ THE CIRCUIT COJfHT 90 rtlE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CtNttt4
or TalE state OF FL0N1k1ts
IN And FOR MONROE COS W.
IN CiIANcEsRf.
Case No. 1900
MARY DICKINSON JlsWETf
SARGENT,
Plaintlff
VS. UGtOnGN.
ILLUS STANLEY sARcaNt
Defrndanl.
NOTICE no APPEtn
TO-: Julius Stanley Sargenf.
~ Front Street.
Nyack, New York.
You are hereby notified that q
Bill of Complaint for ilttoree hae
been filed against you ~ Maft
Dickinson Jewett Sargent ~ ~
above entitled cause. and ktiu ARE
thereby required IA appear - e,lltl
Bill of Complaint ON the sth aat 20
January A. y. 1850. otherwise tae
allegations i1f said ifiii alil -
taken as confessed By yau.
Dated this 5th day ~ fsecemhsfs
A. y. 1919.
Circuit Court SeaD
EARL n ADAMS
Clerk Of the ctrcuN tHeft.
Monroe County. FlaFiala.
By: (sd) Florence y. sas 80.
W. CURRY HARRIS.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means to show
our appreciation to our many
friends for kindness shown us in
the illness and death of our loved
one Sandra Jean Johnson. Your
kindness will never be FORGOTTEN.
Mr.. AND MRS. HENRY
JOHNSON and FAMILY.
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NnTICE TO APPEAR


To-. HELEN DENG HALL
cfo Mr and Mrs. Chang.
265 ioNang Road,
Shanghai. China
You are hereby notified that
salt for divorce has been filed
against YOU Ia the Circuit Court of
the y eNenth Judicial Circuit in
said suit being In Chancery No
. ? SO. and is entitled Clarence T.
Hall. Plaintiff VS.. Helen Deng
Hall. Defendant"
You are hereby required to file
your written appearance, person
ally or 10y your attirney, in such
proceedings with the Clerk of the
Court House in Key West, Florida,
on or before January 3. 1850.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court at Key West, Monroe
County Florida. this 2Sth day of
tSean EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Ky esd Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
Warren q windle.
Attorney at Law
40 ) T.. Third Avenue.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
nov. 29: dec. 6-l320. 2949.
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. ~ CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-54
NANCY V. MARSH,
vs. SUIT ron DIVORCE
WILLIAM r. MARSH.
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
To: William ". Marsh,
1893 East Cinnabar Avenue,
Phoenix. Arizona.
YOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that q suit for divorce has been in
stftuted against you in the Circuit
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial Cir
cult ln and for Monroe County,
Florida. which suit is entitled
NANCY v. MARSH. Plaintiff, vs.,
WILLIAM r. MARSH. Defendant,
being in Chancery No. 1884.
You are hereby required to file
with the Clerk Of the said Court
your written appearance in said
WITNESS THE HAND AND SEAL
Of this Court at Key West, Florida,
this 2ist day Of November, A. D.
1919.
(sEAL) EARL n. ADAMS,
Clerk. Circuit Court,
Monroe CountY Florida.
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
& KIRScH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
502 Sweet Building.
Fort Lauderdale. Florida.
nov. 22-29 dec, ia. 1919.
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LECAI.S

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring to
engage IN business under the fic-
ltiious name or CENTRAL SUN
nav lsax tgs. Marafhcn. RIA, in
tends 10 Register said fictitious
name with tire Clerk OF the Circuit
Court ~ Monroe County, Florida.
Dated November IS, 1919
LOUIS DENTON.
Sole Owner
nov.29 dec .6-l3-20,I949.
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-15
Pittsburgho Universiteto
Lietuviq kambario komitetas
Saukiasi j visuomene

rasytoja. Paskaita labai isgar-
sintu lietuviu varda, taciau il
pareikalautu ir islaidq apmoketi
kalbetojo kelionei ir buvimui
Pittsburghe.
Be to, galima butu pagelbeti
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moketi nors dali mokslo islaidu,
kita dali apmokes Universitetas.
Visu tue tenka rupintis Lietu-
viu Kambario Komitetui. Komi-
tetas jau seniai neberenka jokiu
auku. 10 buyye fondai ne tik
kad issibaige, bet teko net ISL
skolinti Pittsburgho Universi-
tetui. Toliau issiversti be para
mos nebegalima.
Todel komitetas ir kreipiasi
j Tamstas SUI prasymu paskirti
kick isgalima auku nurodytiems
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SUI padeka paskelbti spaudoje.
Ceki prasome rasyti Lithu-
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Skelbiu Lietuviu Tremtiniu
Bendruomenes (LTB) Centre
Komiteto 1949 m. lapkricio II d.
rasta:
/. Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo
spausdinimo darbas vyksta lr
tikimasi, kad Sis apie 700 pus-
lapiu veikalas bus Xxi siu metu
pabaigos atspausdintas.
2. Veikalo spausdinimas vyks-
ia Vokietijoje, anglq zonoje,
Bielefelde, LIB Centre Komite-
to atstovo prieziuroje.
3. Xxi sio laiko is Lietuviu
, Kalbos Vadovo prenumeratoriu
surinkta: Vokietijoje DIM 1851
ir uzsienyje svetima valiuta apie
DIM 4,970. Tuo budu Centro 40
mitetas yra siuo metu surinkes
is viso apie 1861 DIM.
Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo is
leidimas Centre Komitetui kas-
tuos apie $4,000 DIM. Todel Gen.
tro Komitetas yra labai susiru-
pines prenumeratoriQ skaiciq
kick galima padidinti.
a. Visus Xxi siol Lietuviu Kal-
hos Vadova uzsiprenumeravusius
Centro Komitetas praso nuro-
dyti musu igaliotiniams uzsieny-
.je tikslu savo adresa. Adresui
pasikeitus, prasome il tuojau
pranesti.
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atlyginimo mergaites, parodan-
cioms lankytojams, koks puikus
tas Lietuviq Kambarys.
Paskutiniu metu atsirado ir
nauju reikalQ. Numatoma, kad
Pittsburgho Universitete, Ste
phen Foster Memorial saleje,
galetu butt padarytas pranesi-
mas apie lietuviu literature, pa
kvieciant koki zymesni lietuvl
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Mieli tautieciai!

Jau daug metu, kai Pittsbur-
gho universitete yra itaisytas
Lietuviu Kambarys. Prize jo dau-
giausiai prisidejo savo aukomis
ir darbu Pittsburgho lietuviai.
Taciau SUI tue visos pareigos
dar nepasibaige. Reikia ir toliau
rupintis papuosti Kambari per
tautines sventes ir prisideti prize
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kai p yra
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5. Visus Lietuviu Kalbos Va
dova uzsiprenumeravusius dar
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isemigravusius, prasome pranes-
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US Zone, savo nauja adresa. W.
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per bet kokia musu istaiga ar
spaudos platintoja, prasome, nu-
rodant adresa, pranesti kada,
kur ir per ka Lietuviu Kalbos
Vadova uzsiprenumeravo.
Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo pre-
numeratos kama $50 dol. Gar
bes prenumeratos kama 10 dol.
Uzsakymus su pinigais sius-
tt siuo adresu:
Juozas Audenas, Gen. Igaliot.
Ia Townsend Street
Boston ROxbury, Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-25

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
SANDUSKY POWER BOCS P. C.
22-O IN YEARS. FIRST LOSS

Sardusky's power was too high
in octane for the erstwhile high
scoring offensive machine of the
Port Clinton Redskins, at Strobel
field last Friday night. But de-
MED that sweet ability to set the
pace, the Porters defensive de-
termination made the Blue Streaks
look like a slow threshing ma
chine in chugging eventually to a
22-0 victory.
That Port Clinton wasn't going
places fast was evident when the
opening series of plays failed
miserably and Belshaw was forced
to punt from his own ID. Start
ing from the P. c.. 45, Krimes,
Ward and Cottey advanced to the
IS, from where on fourth down
Don Cottey passed to end Jim
Holzmiller on the five, good for
the first touchdown with the game
only six minutes old. Schwanger
plunged to make it 10. A Por-
ter offensive had begged down on
the Sandusky 3 just before the
first period ended.
Early in the second period, the
Streaks recovered q ?. C. back
field tumble on the %, We're stop
ped temporarily, but recovered
another P. C. tumble which was
turned into a touchdown when
Kriemes ripped across his left
tackle to score from the 18. Ted
Schwanger ran his right side for
the extra point, 14-0.
There was no scoring in the
third stanza, the Porter defense
holding temporarily after a cost
ly tumble on their own 20. The
Streaks were pounding at the Ia
as the period ended.
The whole Port Clinton team
piled up to stop Kreimes on the
51a in a gallant stand which prov
ed of little avail few moments
later when Relshaw had to fall on
his own blocked punt-out, netting
Sandusky 2 points on a safety.
Fritz's kickoff from the 20
was returned So yards by Kreimes
to the P. C. %. Soon thereafter,
Schwanger plunged over from the
2, making the score 22-0. The
pass for extra point was incom-
plete. For seven more minutes
the two teams battled in midfield.
Sandusky registered a total of
II first downs to by Port Clin-
ton. The Porters completed 3 of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Snnacks 573 Pins
To Pace Bowlerettes

Games of 214 and 206 gave
Muretta Hanck a 573 total to
pace the bowlerettes in Tuesday
nights league competition at the
Clinton Recreation. Betty Puff
cnberger carded a 207 alone with
a 179 for a series total of $40,
second high for the right.
Also hitting the 500 class were
Florence Yingling with a PIP for
539; F. Kreutzer with POI and
189 for 531; Evelyn Lay with a
pair of 1925 for $40; and Edna
Boyle with high of 1T good for
an even 500.
Other top scores were: Isabel
Merier 191, Wilma Jacobsen 1873,
Dolores Petersen 1873, Dorothy
Wenger 176, Bette Lettich, TIA,
Colleen Madison 1877, Freda Cory
178, l.. Stevens III, Iris Mezla
1T, M. Pecht 176, f. Sherry
181, Ann Kucsik 1S1, Mary Lam
bert ITO.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Liptok and Wight
Pace House League

John Liptok and Ray Wight
both turned in better than 600
series scores Monday night to
pace the House League in which
the team standing is now nip and
tuck with the Odd Fellows still
holding a fractional edge.
Liptok rolled games of 21l and
a high of 245 for his total Of 634,
while Wight came through with
a 20l and big. 247 for a GIG
total. Other high singles for the
night were: f. Kurowski, 221, l..
Sherry 2OS, w. Gill 2O5, e. Gard
ner 2O4 and H. Friend 201.
1t was a three-game sweep for
all the winning teams, Burt's tax
ing n. O. Maytag, Lake Shore
taking Kiwanis, the Masons TAX
ing City Bakery and Mizeners
taking all three from the Odd
Fellows. Three of the teams were
in the 5000 class, the Masons get
ting BOLT, Burts' 30l3 and the
Maytags losing with 30l0.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
0. H. R0MPS IN
FOURTH VICTORY
Takes WhitehOuse 40-6;
Lakeside Bests Genoa 1870;
ElmOre Loses to GibSOnburg

Oak Harbor and Lakeside were
winners in the weekend's football
wars, while Elmore dropped a
24-6 decision to Gibsonburg.
Oak Harbor's high scoring
Rockets zoomed to their fourth
straight win last Friday night by
soaring Whitehouse 40 to 6 in a
game at Whitehouse in which
Sorg scored twice, and Thayer,
Mylander, Hoover and Cass each
accounted for one touchdown.
In an Ottawa county game in
the Sandusky Bay Conference,
the Lakeside Stonecrushers reared
back after two defeats to take
Genoa 18 to 0 in a game played
at Lakeside. 1t was I'M" Night
for Lakeside with Millie, Miller
and Mills scoring touchdowns.
Miller passed to Millie for the
first, Miller intercepted pass
and scrammed S5 yards for the
second, and Miller passed to
Mills for the final score.
Gibsonburg proved too tough
for Elmore's young aspiring team
last Friday night, and the west
enders lost "a to 7 to the Golden
Bears at Gibsonburg after taking
the lead with first quarter
touchdown on a Neeb to Roebke
pass.
This Friday, Elmore takes on
Castalia Margaretta at home while
Genoa meets Gibsonburg at home.
Lakeside is booked to meet st.
Mary's at Sandusky on Saturday,
The county war of the weekend
will be the Oak Harbor-Port Clin-
ton battle there Friday night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
COUNTY GIANTS BATTLE
AT OAK HARB0R T0NITE

they will be eligible to play
this Friday night, according
to Prin. b. III. COrthell. On
the present schedule they
will have their work caught
up with study session after
school Friday, he says.
But COACH Willbond couldn't
wait all week for his newborn
bookworms to be available for
practice, and has been forced to
reorganize his team. While the
starting lineup is uncertain, it
looks like Peterson, Cook, Taylor
and Wood will be starting in
the line, he says.
In four victories to date, Oak
Harbor has scored 144 points to
3S by all opponents. The victims
have been: Paulding, 38-7; Clay,
38-18; Lakeside, 28-7; and White
house, 40-6.
Port Clinton's total for three
wins out of four is 1913 to az by
In what may well
have been tougher competition,
the Porters was Jared 25-19 over
Bowling Green; 45-7 over Tiffin
Columbian; $50 over Gibsonburg;
and 22-0 behind with Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Cub Scout Leaders
Going To Pow Wow

Camp Miakonda, Boy Scout
camp near Toledo for this area,
will be a scene Of activity this
weekend when Cub Scout lead
crs of this district will gather
for their annual Pow Wow.
Designed as a training program
for leaders in Clubbing, the meet
ing will get underway Saturday
afternoon ard terminate Sunday
evening. While the Pow Wow will
stress projects for Cubs, it's ad-
ministration and activities for the
coming year, u social angle is
added with a square dance Sat
urday night and concluding with
a banquet Sunday evening.
Those from Pack 351, Port
Clinton, who will attend and spend
the night in the Scout Cabins in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. William Eber-
lie, DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Edwards, and Cub
Master Manuel Nossamam
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

Was over at Doc Sherman's drug
store listening to the World Series
on the radio. Curly Lawson wan
ders in and says: "How about
chocolate matted, Doc?"
"Sorry, Curly" says Doc, "can't
make you a matted for a while
yet" "What's the idea?" Curly
asks. "Well," says Doc, "most of
the folks want to hear the game
and the mixer makes too much
noise." Curly thinks moment
and says, "Okay with me, Doc
I'll take a chocolate soda!"
This shows how tolerant folks
can be. Doc showed his respect for
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

TUCK hunting season opens
next Friday, October q, at
noon. Local game wardens are
emphasizing the noon starting
hour, and will be on the job to ar
rest anyone who tries to get an
earlier start. After the first day,
ducks, geese, brant and coot may
be taken daily from one-half hour
before sunrise to one hour before
sunset while rails, gallinules, and
woodcocks may be taken from
onc-half hour before sunrise until
sunset. Memorize those hours
and you won't be sorry later.
The waterfowl season continues
through November 20. Woodcock
season opened October 8 and ends
November 6. Daily bag limits for
ducks is four, of which only one
may be a wood duck. Possession
limit is eight ducks, with the same
wood duck limitation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Redskin Lineup is Revamped
Due To Group Playing
"Ho0ky" From School

Whether the 1949 football giant
of Ottawa county is Port Clinton
or Oak Harbor is the big issue to
be unofficially decided in Oak Har-
Dor this Friday night when the
untamed Rockets of Oak Harbor
and once-stopped Redskins of
Port Clinton clash in their ira
ditional battle.
That Oak Harbor will be point
ing for the Porters as its fifth
victim of the season is an easy
guess, but there is great doubt
here as to whether the Rockets
high scoring performances against
earlier opponents can be sus-
tanned in competition with Coach
Willbond's squad.
How good or how bad Port
Clinton is going to be Friday
night was the big question mark
here yesterday as Coach Will
bond has been forced to practic-
ally reorganize his squad, thanks
to four members of his squad
being out of practice all week as
"bad boys" who played "hooky"
from school.
Apparently having sustain
ed spring fever on beautiful
Monday morning, Chuck Quis-
no, Eugene Ohm, Bob Owen,
Nook Masing, and John Lu-
kac, manager, took of for
Ann Arbor, Mich, to pay
their respects to their former
teammate, Dave krupp, now
a freshman at the University
of Michigan.
Schools do have 'hOOky"
rules, and these four players
have been cramming scholas-
tic subjects rather than foot
ball signals after school every
night this week. Providing
their work is all made up,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Travelling Teams
Roll Here Sunday

Port Clinton's N. C. o. travel
ing league entries will be bowl
ing on the home alleys this Sun
day afternoon. Swan Cleaners are
booked against Norwalk, and the
Kelly Dunns will bowl Ashland at
Clinton Recreation.
Last week, the Dunns won four
out of nine, beating Ashland two
out of three, and losing two each
to Mansfield and Richland.
The Swan team won three
straight at Norwalk last Sunday,
Lou Engler setting. the pace with
627 pins including a high game
of 220.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

13 passing attempts, Sandusky
getting out of 5.
So far as Port Clinton was
concerned the game proved only
one thing heretofore uncertain,
and that was that the Willbond-
Wenzel coached Porters could
battle for every yard against su-
perior odds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
FOOTBALL SCORES

Port Clinton, 0; Sandusky, %.
Lakeside, 18; Genoa, 0.
Oak Harbor, 40; Whitehouse, 6.
Gibsonburg, "a; Elmore, 7.
Findlay, 26; Fremont Ross, IL.
Willard, 26; Bellevue, 20.
Bowling Green, 3S; Tiffin c., 7.