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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Court House News

The sheriff's department was
called Sunday to investigate
traffic accident which occurred at
Marblehead when two automobiles
were involved, but no persons
were reported injured. Another
accident was investigated early
Monday morning when a Cert of
a truck load of steel was scatter
ed on the highway and caused two
other loaded trucks travelling the
same direction, to collide with the
steel, causing tire trouble for both
trucks. No one was injured.
Penalties are now being paid
by dog owners who have been de-
lineuent in securing the 1850 Ii
cense tags for dogs. More than
2,200. tags have been issued in the
auditors department, but the
number is still less than for last
year. 1t is expected that the
county dog warden, George Bank
ey, of Port Clinton, will start at
an early date to round up the un-
tagged dogs throughout the coun~
ty.
The petit jury reported for duty
Monday morning when the case of
John Szilagyi and others against
Gordon Petersen, an action for
money only, was set for trial. The
jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff for S206.34 and costs
W hich was the amount asked for in
the plaintiffs petition.
Monday morning, February 13,
the county commissioners will
! view the ditch petitioned for i'm
provement by Harvey Johns on
the Nissen road in Harris town
ship. The hearing Of the petition
will be held Monday, Feb. 20.
County Auditor E. A. Guth re.
ports the receipt of the following
check from Columbus during the
past week: $4,000 from distribu.
ton Of gasoline tax funds, to be
applied to county road and bridge
funds; S8,SSS.66 from federal funds
and $1,358.47 state funds to b,
applied to county funds for aic
for dependent children; $194.2l
from federal funds and $360.2E
from state funds for county blinC
funds.
John Hensler, superintendent o.
the county home, in his repor
shows total expenditures for 1874!
amounting to $23,310.01 as com
pared with S25,051.01 for 1949
estimated farm produce consumed
for the past year was $3,116.7,
against $2,5O0.00 for the previou
year. The number of inmates fo
1949 was as and increase over tn
previous year when 80 were re
ported.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro
bate court reports the followin,
appointments: Margaret Struha
appointed administrators of estat
of john Struhar; Clarence
Ward, appointed guardian Q
: Grace E. Ward; Luella Zehner az
pointed eXecutrix of estate G
Helena Clyde.
Final account of GUARDIANSHIP
of Mary Noble has been filed i
the probate court by Emery Noble
guardian.
Final accounts of administratio
have been filed in probate coul
by Cecil Welch, administrator c
estate of Ellen TIutton; by &c
wark Kirk, executor of estate c
Rebecca Lullman, administrators
for estate of Regina Lullman.
Final and distributive accour
of administration has been file
by Richard Bredbeck, administrs
tor of j. d. Bredbeck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
LIFE--
at Its Best
By RAY BEALS

I've had many a chuckle and
marry a sober thought, too) grow
ing out of a prayer that was once
offered by an elderly Negro
preacher at an interracial confer
ence. He didn't have formal
education, but he had a great soul
and great wisdom of a deeper sort.
This was his prayer:
ooh, Lord, we amt what we
wants to be; Lord, we amt what
we oughta be; and Lord, we amt
what we're gonna be. But, Lord.
we's thankful that we amt what
we wuz! Amenw
Next time some pessimist starts
off on the line that the 'world
is going to the dogs" remember
that prayer, and be thankful! It
is certainly true that the human
race has not lived up to its ideals.
We fall short on a good many
points of being what we should
be and want to be. But we have
come a long, long way, and we
! ought never to be so discouraged
by the struggles of the moment
that we forget how much we have
gained.
AS these lines are being writ
ten, we have just learned that
our six-year old has scarlet fever.
| That was almost a death sentence
a generation or so ago, to say
nothing of tuberculosis, diabetes,
etc. Typhoid and smallpox were
great killers not so long ago, but
when have you heard recently
about anyone even having either
of these diseases?
Granted that we face serious
problems in family life today, with
about one marriage out of -four
ending in divorce, think back for
a moment and "be thankful that
we amt what we wuz!" 1t has
not been so very long when women
were virtually slaves in their own
homes, and were not permitted
to express their own opinions or
vote or GO to school. In some re-
spects, at least, we're making pro-
gress.
In New York City we are build,
ing a world capital for the Unit
ed Nations. With all the imper-
fections of that organization, any
thoughtful person will readily ad-
NIT that more people are now COM
mitted to the Zone World" con-
cept and there is a more passion
ate desire for peace than ever be-
fore. We haven't gone as far as
we want to go in our internation-
al thinking, "but, Lord, we're
thankful that we amt what we
wuz"
Receipt books on sale at News
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
ATTENTION AUTOMOBILE
PAINTERS


Sealed bids will be received by
the Village of Port Clinton, Ohio,
until 1900 o'clock noon, F.. S. r.,
at the Office of the Village Clerk,
City Hall, Port Clinton, Ohio, for
painting 1941 Dodge Fire Truck.
Specifications:
Body and Cab to Ire painted
white enamel inside and out,
trimmed In gold with gold letter
ing; running boards and step
plates to- be painted chrome alum
mum. Repair dents in body where
needed.
For further specifications con
suit Walter Miller, Chief, Port Clin-
ton Fire Department
The Village reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
By order of the Council of the
Village of Port Clinton. Ohio
5o-2t WIN. Z, zEIS, Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27

Roger H. Freimark, 25. farmer
Graytown ad Miss Audrey j
Lickert, %, office assistant, Gray,
town. Rev. John A, Palm to of
ficiate.
Lawrence ]. Herr, 46, truck
driver, Fremont, and Mrs. Mary
Zak Carpenter, "a, Genoa. FIR
James J. O'Toole to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
ATTENTION COAL DEALERS $

Sea1"d bids will be received by
the Village of Port Clinton, Ohio,
uptil 1900 o'clock T. S. T.. Feb, I.
1870, for furnishing one Cd car of
Pocahontas Egg (good grade) coal,
delivered to the City Hall, Port
Clint ton, Ohio.
Hrhe City reserves the right to
aSeept or refuse any or all bids.
BY order of the Council OF the
Village of Port Clinton, Ohio.
50>2t WIN. L. ZEIS, Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
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FOR RENT

FARM-For cash rent or shares;
1915 acres open land and 1919
acres orchard. Owner in poor
health. Carl Armbruster, Ca
tawba East Road. 49-Stp
SMALL APARTMENT - On
ground floor. Available Feb. l.
Phone 1882. 50-1tp
COTTAGE--Modern furnished cot
tage-oil heat, refrigerator. Open
to May Is. Call 7194. 5G-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
F OU N p
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Catawba Island Township
Ottawa County, Ohio

ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
Catnwba Island Township
Ottawa County, ohio
For the Fiscal Year Ending
December 81, l9I9
Population 462, l949
Total Salaries and Wages
Paid During the Year
lSl9 S2,6S2.19
Tax Valuation ....,.,.,........S ,775, 100000
Tax Levy $S.20
GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS
RECEIPTS
General Property Tax .y-..$ 4,lO5,40
Sales TAX ~',-.~o~.,',.,.,.,..,..,-,... 10000
Gasoline Tax ,...,-..,.,....o...,..~.. 100000
Inheritance Tax ,.,...,.,..,.r..~. 1,O20.75
Cigarette Tax ,.,.... .,.,.,.~....-,.r. 1926
Cemetcrics--
Sales OF Lots ~,.~..,-..-....-,~,..,.S 1900
other ReceiptS--ReCund
Workman's Compensa-
tton ,....a...,...s.....,,,.. 2.Si
Miscellaneous Receipts
Beer and Liquor License
laN $1,000
Total Miscellaneous
heceipts "",,..-,.~.-'.",.-.-.,.,.,s $1,000
Total Receipts .r,..,.,.....,.,$ S l ,4IS.25
PAYMENTS
General Executive Services
| Compensation of Trustees 5 47I.70
Ntlu pcnSallbn or Ciefk-~
Plus per cent .....,.r...~.. 432.S9
Total General Executive
services ",,..~-,'"....,,,s..'o.s.. 9O7.O9
/ Town HALL
! Maintenance and Repair
! Garage and Toulouse ......~$ 23l.5S
Electricity ....o..,.,..........,.....~.n, $500
Total Town Hall ..n,.......m$ 267.5S
Fire Protection
, Purchase of Fire Equip
ment and Insurance ..,.r$ 42OI9
Other Fire Protection
Expenses ,.,~,,.,.,.,,,...o.o,.,..,~. $4,000
Total Fire Protection IS 940.19
HiShwnys--
Road Maintenance aud Re-
pair-Contracts ,.,....~........$ i,319.7i
Road Maintenance and Re
pair--LahOr and Ma
torialS .....,",..,.,.,.,.,..,,r,.,..,,,.. 9lS.96
Total Highways r,,..r.r..,..~$ 5,23S.7O
Parks
Dump $3.50
Total Parks ...y.,.,.~.,,.r,...,..,,.$ S2.SO
Genet cries
Compensation of Officers
and Employees, Labor mS i,l29.32
Tools, Machinery and
Materials .....,.,,,.,,o.,..,...,..... 5O7.
Total Cemeteries ,..r.a.......$ 1884
Miscellaneous
Library i5.uC
General Supplies ,.....,.,...,.o... 90 81
Memorial Day Expenses. 25.Gt
Collector Internal Revenue 32C
Total Miscellaneous .r.,.oS 1870:
Total Payments ,.....y.,...,...,$ 9,2O1.7t
SUMMARY or OP ER RATIONS
BY FUNDS
! General Tota
! Road TWP. of al
Funds Funds Funds
CD CD %
Balance, Jan. /, l949 (Clerk's)
5,222.04 5 4,026.G3 S 9,24S.6'
Receipts During Year
I 7,222.46 4,225,79 11,44S.2
| ! Total Receipts and Balance
| 12,444.6G S,252.i2 20,696 9
| Payments During Year
b,23S,70 3,963.06 9,20t Z
| Balance, Dec. 81, 1949 (Clerll's)
| 7,205,S0 4.2S9.36 11,495.1
| Balance in Depository, Dec. 81, 1914
$7205.S0 $4,2S9.36 $1L4951
: Port Clinton, Obi
January 10, 1875
| certify the above report to b
| correct.
| II, NJ. STEPHENS,
| 5O-lt Township Clerk
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of John Dubbert, de-
ceased.
John F. Dubbert has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor
of the estate of John Dubbert, late
Of ottawa County, Ohio, deceased
Dated this 14th day of January,
1850.
Peter w. Gulau, Probate Judge.
4q-3t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
OPENS NEW OFFICE

Herman V. Fredericks has onen-
ed office headquarters for his in
surance and real estate agency
in the Erie Theatre Building, in
the rooms formerly occupied by
Judge William Hunts law IL
hrary
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27

Receipt books on sale at News
office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Farm Bureau
Buys Genoa Mills

A joint meeting of the Ottawa
County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Association Board of Directors and
the owners of the Genoa Mills,
Inc, was held Friday night in the
office of the Farm Bureau, at
which time the sale of the Genoa
Mills Inc, was made to the OF
tawa County Farm Bureau CO.
operative Association.
Virgil Kohring, part owner and
manager of the Genoa Mills Inc,
is leaving to accept the manage
ment of the Pemberville Elevator
Association, Pemberville, Ohio, of
which he was former manager be-
fore coming to Genoa, Ohio.
Date has not been set as to
when the Farm Bureau will take
over operation of the new plant,
but operations will go on as usual
and during this time George D.
Orwig, Jr., manager of the Farm
Bureau, will assist in the opera
ton.
This Mill has been remodeled
under the present Management
and is one of the most modern,
small elevators in this area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Coaching Duties
Shared By Four

In view of the fact that Coach
Norm Willbond had requested
some relief from the heavy
coaching assignment this sum-
mer, Supt. d. ID. Sims has an
nounced some changes for the
coming school year.
Willbond will continue as
football coach with Rowland
doc" Wenzel as assistant. Will
bond will also be track coach
and will coach Junior High
Basketball.
Wenzel will be head bas-
ketball coach with Richard
"Dick" Bloom, former Redskin
star, as his assistant. Wenzel
coached the Redskin reserve
cagers last year.
Howard Jones will continue
as baseball coach while Wenzel
will coach Junior High base
ball.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
OVER 40 HOPEFULS REPORT
FOR FIRST REDSKIN PRACTICE

Over 40 hopefu1s reported to
Coach Norm Willbond Monday
when the first grid practice of the.
1850 season was held at the sta
dium. Included are a number of
freshmen, making their initial
bid for coaches attention.
While the Redskins will parti-
cipate in the Jaycee Grid Previcw
at Strobel Field, Sandusky, Sept.
8, the regular grid season does
not open until Friday night, Sept
Is, when Bowling Green comes
here in hopes of erasing last
years thrilling Redskin victory.
Trying out for grid positions
are Glenn Wood, Jerry Cook, Ror-
AID Johnson, Emery Floro, Harlan
Branum, Tom Allen, Ed. Nau,
John "Yano" Rosiar, Bill Coon,
Chet Shaffer, Don Petersen,
Butch" Wyss, Bill Carr.
Jim Longe, Carl Fastzke, Rom
ME Mackey, Dick Lockhart, Ron
ME Swift, Bob Enderle, John Jack,
Dick Kolinko, Wayne Short, Bob
Van Dusen, Charlie Neff, Ken FL
lithorpe, Don Noble, Dave Miller.
Wes Wightman, Santo Cipiti,
Kenny Colston, Dick Klein, Bob
Martin, Carl Disher, Glen Haven
er, Ronnie Jensen, Eddie Bashore,
Don James, Joe Clyston, Bob
Bahnsen, Virgil Weichman, Ron
aid Harber and Ned baltimore.
Sandusky High, Norwall High,
Port Clinton, Willard, Huron and
Vcrmilion will show their 1850
football wares at the second an
nual Sandusky Jaycees Preview
slated for Friday night. Septem-
ber 8, at Sandusky's Strobel
Field. Bill Parker is Preview
Chairman.
The line up is changed from
last year with Vermilion replacing
Sandusky st. Mary's and Willard
substituting for Bellevue. The
pairings for this 1850 event have
not been announced as yet. Huron
and Vermilion will clash in one
quarter as the only two class b
, entrants in the preseason grid
war.
1--WE promise all football fans a
real honest to goodness football
night" said Parker, with bands,
chcerleaders and all the trim
mings. We want to make this
preview twice as successful as it
was last year"
Leading the teams this year
will be Jec DeHaven at Sandusky
High for his third season; Grant
Walls at Norwalk; Norm Will
bond at Port Clinton; John Ihnat
in his second year at Willard; Bob
Braden at the helm of the Vermil-
ion Sailors, and Frank Sowecke,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
STANDARDS AND VETS
FIGHT FOR TITLE T0NITE

That buzzing sound in Buzz
Pieblow's head Tuesday night
was the whistle of vicious line
drives off Standard Products
bats, as the V. F. w. pitching
star had his ears pinned back by
the suddenly aroused factory men
who are out to win the Port Gin
ton Independent Softball League
tournament title.
While Pieblow was not in his
usual effective form, the Products
players were as "hopped up" as
big league teams during a World
Serious play-off. When the smoke
had cleared off Waterworks dia-
mond, Roy Whale and his Stand
ard Products teammates were
victorious, % to 6.
Slugging stars Of the night
were Herm Quetschke, Bob Stew
ems, Tom Marshall and Roy
Whale, each with four safeties in
six trips to the plate.
Quetschke batted in eight runs
as he hit for the cycle, smashing
out single, double, triple and a
home run with the bases loaded.
Stevens also hit two long home
runs. "Dude" Lieske was behind
the plate for Whale while John
Brendiar was Pieblow's battery
mate.
Playoff Tonight
As both teams have now lost
one game in the double -climina-
tion tournament, Standard Prod
ucts and V. +. w. will meet ut
eight this Thursday evening in
Waterworks Park to decide the
tourney championship. Anything
can happen, and big crowd will
be on hand to see the fireworks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Morse Heads
E. Q. ID. Rifle Club

Norman Morse, Oak Harbor, is
the new president of the EOD
Rifle and Pistol Club, which is
planning another league for this
winter.
Other new officers arc: Howard
Whipplc, Oak Harbor, -presi-
dent; Marshall Henry, Port Clin-
ton, executive officer; Helen Tus-
ten, Gypsum, secretary; and Har-
mon Tuston, Gypsum, treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Father and Son
Win Lakeside Meet

Leaman and Larry Faris, To-
ledo father-and-son team, won
the doubles division of the Lake
side August Switchboard tourna-
ment Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Faris, Toledo Blade news
editor, and his son, were tied will
Mrs. Ruth Cowell, Lakeside, and
Bruce Royer, Dayton, at II wins
and two losses at the close of the
round-robin tournament, but were
victorious in the play-off.
Royer took the singles title, de-
feating Calvin, Cleveland, in the
finals of the double elimination
tournament.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Depot Has Its
Bob Lemon, Too

The Cleveland Indians aren't
the only ones to claim Bob
Lemon. Erie Ordnance has one
too.
Erie's Bob Lemon, "A warehouse
man for the Post Engineers, is
from Port Clinton. He was dis
charged recently from the Navy
after serving two years including
one year in the Panama Canal
Zone.
Mr.. Lemon is married to the
former Nan Richey and they have
three months old daughter, born
in Panama.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Women Bowlerettes
To Meet Tuesday

Members of the Port Clinton
Women's Tuesday Night Bowling
League will have their first meet
ing of the season next Tuesday
evening, August 20, at 7 o'clock
in the Vacation Lanes bowling al
leys.
Captains of all teams entering,
which have their members and
sponsor, should make duplicate
copies listing sponsors name, each
girls name, address and phone
number, and captains name, and
hand the copies in at the meeting.
Frcdna Krcutzer is president of
the league with Barbara Pclyhe,
secretary, and Freda Cory, treas
urer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
COACHES WIN
over GEN0ANS
Play Oak HarbOr, HOlgate
and Chic Diaries During
Coming Week

Port Clinton's Downtown Coach
cs will have busy weekend. Rod
Granstaff's players will travel to
Oak Harbor for n Lake Shore
League game, Sunday afternoon,
and then continue on the road tu
Holgate for a non-league tilt.
Next Wednesday, August q?
the Coaches will play in twi-
light game with the Chic Dairie
in Lorain.
Teddy Selgo, who returned two
days earlier after spending six
weeks at the Ozark Baseball
School in Missouri, struck out nine
opponents Sunday while the
Coaches were overwhelming Ge-
noa, 18 to 5.
Port Clinton showed eight runs
across the plate in the fifth inn
ing, to sew up the victory. Blan-
chard started on the mound for
Genoa, but was relieved by Wey-
giant in the eighth. Bloom was
behind the plate for Genoa, while
Podgurski caught for Port Clinton.
The Coaches tailed 1S runs
en "a hits and five errors while
Genoa scored five runs on five
hits and two errors.
Duke Mang of Clay Center
pitched a two-hitter as his team
was victorious over Willistou, 7
to 0, in another American Divi-
sion tilt. Phillips and Shields
formed the battery for Williston
while Nero called Mang's pitches.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Standings
GI's Are Free At
Sandusky Races

SANDUSkY - Servicemen, in
uniform, will be admitted free to
future stock coupe races at San
dusky Speedway. Races will re-
sumo Sunday.
Don Rathbun, Fremont, was Off
cially declared winner of last Sun
days feature race after officials
disqualified the apparent winning
car, driven by Sandusky's George
Fosco, for motor notifications.
The quickest way to wipe out
a friendship is to sponge ON it.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Yingling Again
Heads League

Curtis Yingling was elected
president of the House League at
the election held Monday evening
1t is his third year in the presi-
Dental chair.
Charles Dewitt was reelected
as vice-president and Orville
Taylor was elected to serve his
eighth consecutive year as secre-
tary-treasurer
The House League keglers will
open their season September II
and continue through April 8.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Maritime Guild
Chooses Jones

Glenn Jones has been elected
president of the Maritime Con-
struction Guild at the Matthews
Company boat plant.
Other officers named include
Andrew Wright, vice president;
Max Dubbert, secretary-treasurcr;
Joseph Cockerill and Ralph Smith,
trustees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Ordnance Given
Title Of Corps

The Ordnance Department of the
Army is now designated the Or
nance Corps. Erie Ordnane Depot
is part of this organization.
The title of the chief officer of
the Corps continues to be Chief
of Ordnance, and the term, Ord
nance Office, continues to be cor
rect.
Ordnance is one of the six tech
nical services designated "Corps." /"
The others are Corps of Engi-
neers, Signal Corps, Quartermas-
ter Corps, Chemical Corps, and
Transportation Corps.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Sandusky Leads
Tri-County League

Sandusky's Soldiers and Sailors
and the Fremont Rubbers were
victorious in Sundays Tri-County
League games. The Erie Coun-
tians defeated Vickery, to a
and Fremont beat the Marblehead
Coaches, 9 to 3.
This Sunday, Willard plays at
Marblehead in the only game
scheduled. Port Clinton's Jaslove
Furs is out of the race, having
lost all ii games.
Tri-County Baseball League
Standings
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25

starting his initial setason with
Huron.
Tickets will be on sale in all
towns in the near future. They
will scale at $3.50 for box seats;
$1.00 for adults and SOC for stu
dents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25

Just Arrived! Mccoy Air Cush-
ioned, Safety Toe Oxfords for men.
Air Foam Rubber Cushion, heel to
toe. Neoprene Oil-Resistant Soles.
j. G. Kolesar Shoe Store, Port
Clinton, Ohio. 28-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
PLAN CHURCH MEET

Members of the st. John Luth-
Gran Church congregation will
meet next Tuesday evening when
bids on the proposed church addi-
tion will be discussed, and definite
action will be taken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25

"Good morning, ma'am," said
the telephone repairman. 81 un-
derstand there's something in the
house that doesn't work"
eyes, he's upstairs sleeping"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25

The trouble with lot of smart
kids is that they don't smart in
the right place.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25

Height of the Rock of Gibraltar
is almost 1900 feet.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

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romantic fragrance of Cashmere Bouquet only from
wedding of perfumes far coser than you would expec
to find in any soap. Fasidious cherish Cashmer
Bouquet for this fragrance love-
Evening star., 1950-05-06
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call US for details. SOUTHEAST
RPALTY 5ooo co. 1911 Pa ave. Sc
3447 23rd ST. S.E.-Open Sun, 2 to
6 pm; semidet. brick, mod. 5 rms;
gas heat. Only Sl1,500: low down
payment. Call RE. 1924 or RA.
3TqO PENNY APOSTOLIDES- -
Evening star., 1950-05-06
WOODBRIDGE
NEAR THE MONASTERY

A027 13th st. ne, by original owner,
s rms. exceedingly desirable, ,
baths, semidetached corner brick;
ment, heated garage or utility room:
aluminium combination, self-storing
storm windows; attic insulated; new
gas furnace, h.-wh.: near bus, car
line. schools, shopping, Outstanding
and Sunday; other days after $50
pm. =