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Redskins
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might be permitted to play with
the Redskins Wednesday.
lie Baron, q little bewlldered by
1t all, is anxious to avoid any un-
pleasant publicity for the Marines,
Redskins or himself. Undoubted-
ly he would pass up the chance to
play If it would embarrass any,
body.
II had some Of that in Chi
cago," he told reporters, land I
didn't like it,"
Redskins officials have adopted
a discreet. hands-off policy in the
matter. although Coach Herman
Ball would welcome lie Baron's
help even for one night.
"It is important for us to get
of to winning start" Ball said,
"and I think Eddie could help us
do it. He knows the plays well
enough"
The Redskins spent Sunday aft
ernoon working on a special de-
fenSe for the Rams, drilling on
kickoff defenSeS and toiling on
pas defense in a light scrimmage.
The aerial defense worked so well
the coaches began to think some
thing drastically was wrong with
the offense.
NOTSE-Hall Haynes, rated one
Of the best punters In college foot
ball last season, doesn't show much
in kicking practice. Coach Ball
thinks he may be q pressure
kicker but Samy Baugh or Bill
Dudley will do the punting against
the Rams. :. Pete Stout, feeling
like a million, expects to have a
good year at fullbacK. Gene Pep
per and Harry Ulinski charged
into each other like bulls in yes
terday's scrimmage. Laurie Niemi
and George Hekkers had a few
words. Roland Dale's pass-snag-
ging and AL Demao's defensive
work also featured the workout.
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Bias s-Girgosian Match
To Decide Net Title

Clara Bias and Sosie Girgosian
will meet at 6 pm. tomorrow at
Rock Creek for the women's sin
giles championship of the Govern
inent Employees tennis tourna-
ment. No matches are scheduled
today.
Miss Bias, defending champion,
won over Ann Bannick yesterday,
As, 6-4, Ga, while Miss Cir
gosian defeated Betty Zimmer-
man, 60, Ga.
Tomorrow's pairings:
4. pm. mems singles semifinal-Sauii-
llieate vs.. Clifford.
/ 6 pm, women's singles nnal-Clara
Bias VS.. Sosie Girgosian.
clifford and Burwell VS.. Ingram and Bent;
Kotz and Arlington VS.. Brister and Kolo-
Evening star., 1950-08-14

counting Ruth as an everyday
player. That year he clouted 2e
homers. Then in 1920 he got 81
following with SO in 1921, 35 in
1922 and Al in 1923. The five-yea1
total amounted to 2l8 homers.
Fans Want 5-Year Mark.
In Pittsburgh most fans think
any comparison between Ruth and
Kiner should begin when Ruth
started playing every day.
Consequently if Kiner gets 20
more homers this year to finish
the season with So he will wind
up his first five years as a major
Lacquer with 220 homers. And
that, the way the partisan Pitts
burgh fans figure, would put him
ahead of Ruth.
AS for Kiner, he's still the modest
guy he was when he broke into
the majors. What are his chances
to break Ruth's record?
Just futile to talk or think
about It," Ralph says.
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National Capital Leeds
AS Terp RifIemen Slip

The Terrapin Rife Club is in
third place in the Maryland Rifle
League summer standings for the
first time this season. The club
slipped from the top spot yester-
day, while National Capital, 1946
champion, took over with an ag-
gregate average of 1,577. Green
belt moved up from third to Sec
|ond place with 1875. The Terra
pins have an average of 1,575.
Ralph Edwards of the Terra
pins took individual honors yester-
day with a score of 399x400 over
the 5o-meter range The matches
were held at Greenbelt Gun Clubs
range.
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York Midget Nine Gains
|Muson-Dixon Title
Speeial Dispatch 10 The Stor

YORK, Pa. Aug. l4.-Ton
Klinedinst, who ousted Greenbelt
Md, on a one-hitter Saturday
pitched a neat six-hitter yester-
day to lead York to a 5-4 victory
over Williamsport. Pa, in the fina
game of the MaSon-Dixon Midget
baseball tournament.
In other games yesterday. Yorl
won, ILL, over Mannheim, Pa, ane
Williamsport beat Kulpmont, Pa.
4-3, in an extra inning. Green.
belt. Mount Rainier, Md, ane
Falls Church, Va, bowed Satur.
day.
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Reds, ;: Cords, Z

Runs-GlaViano, SchoendienSt, Adams,
Meeks, Howell. Errors-None. Runs batted
in-Adams (2). Merriman, Schoendienst'
Musial. 2-basc hitS-Aosms (2), Meeks.
playS-Schoendienst to Glsviano to Nelson;
Poliet to Schoendienst to Nelson; Meeks
to Ryan to Adcock. Left on baseswst.
on Brazle, l; of Pollet, L. Struck out
BY Pollet, /; by Martin, l; by Radens-
berger. l. Hits-Oh BrsZle, in AZ
innincs: on staley, 8 in "a inning; of
PoiIot I n 2h innings; of Martin, in
j 'r~i-g. winning pitcher-Raiensbergsr
U1-r3j. Losing pitcher-Bra5le (S-o)'
Time-I:5D Attendance-l3S24.
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Two Girls Pitch Shutouts

Milander's girls softball team
swept a doubleheader from Play
Oak at Wilmington, Del, yester-
day, SO and 30, with Lynn
Harpster and Dolores Webb pitch
ing the Shutouts.
Evening star., 1950-08-14
Totals 81 7241O Totals 81 727 !


sStruck out for Gromek in third.
fFouled out for Benton in eighth.
titled out for Mccormick in seventh.
sPopped up for Niarhos in seventh.
Cleveland 600 0I3 00l-5
Runs-Mttchen (2). Kennedy. Dolby,
Philley, Mccormick. Carrssquel. Errors
Boone, Rosen,. Flores. Runs hatted IN
Carrasquel. Niarhos (3), Robinson. Eas-
ter !2 dOlss6ss55y Doby TSS;bass ssk hit
Sacrifice--Searborough. Double plays
CarrasQuel to Fox TO Robinson; Gordon
to Boone to Easter; Fox to Carresauel to
Robinson. Left on bsses-Cleveland. g;
Chicago. g. Bases on balls-On Weik. 4:
of Scarborough. 4: OF Zoldak. /; on
Benton, /; on Holcombe. 4: Struck out
BY Scarborough. 8; by Holcombe. 2.
Hits-Oh Weik, in p inning. of Zol-
dak, 3 In innings (pitched TO three bat
ters In SEVENTH; OF Gromek, in ] Z
innings; OF Benton. 0 in ! inning; on
Flores, l in innings; OF Pierettt. in
l INNING; OF Scarborough, 3 in 3 in
nings (pitched to batters IN SIXTH; on
BY Weik (Robinson); by SCARBOROUGH
(Doby) wild pitch - Weik. Winning
pitcher = Scarborough -Io-141: LOsinE
pitcher-Weik l2-6l. Time-2:41. At
tendance (actuaD-37,e4O.
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1t. Pate Tennis Winner

1t. Walter Pate defeated Dave
Neely, 3I6, 81, in the second
round Of the Army Navy Club
tennis championships yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-08-14

Runs-Mccullough (2). Error-Terwil-
Tiger. Run battsd innHopp. TwS;base
fHSee-base f Rits-BorEoWski, Hopp. Stolen
bsses-Mccullough Hopp t2).. Sacrifice-
caStisiions. Double play-smalley to Ter
Queen. 'iG1n i; 81 pSbiel. +. stracR To1Gt-BT
queen, II; 6y Dubiei q By KIiPPstein.
Hits-on Dubiel, s in I innings; on
Klippstein, 2 In inning. Winning pitcher
QUEEN (5-I0) Losing pitcher-Dubiel
(4-6). Time-1:42. Attendance-1S.162
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Totals 81 "a 10 1UValS O TO IT Q
'Flied out for SchmitZ in eighth
r-hicago 900 600 130-4
pittSbnrgh 900 061 00x-7
RunS - Terwilliger, Ward, Smalley,
owen, OConnell, Kiner, Westlake, Bell,
Mccullough, Chambers Error-TerWilli-
ger. Runs batted in-oConnell, Bell
ward, Borkowski (3). Two-base hits-Bell
i21, Dillinger, Borkowski. Home runs
O'Connell, Kiner. Ward. Double play
Ward to Smslley to Ward: Left on bases
ON Schmitz, 4; of Chambers, 2. Struck
out-By Chambers, 3; by Schmitz, I. Hits
on Schmitz, IS in z innings; on Leo
nard, O in ] inning. Winning pitcher
Chambers 1913. Losing pitcher-Schmitz
Old. Time-2:00.
Evening star., 1950-08-14

PHILADELPHIA 600 200 3OO-5
New York -- 0l0 600 010-2
Runs-Joost, Lehner, Chapman. Hitch
Fain, Brissie. Woodling. Runs batted in
Wahl (2), Lehner 90, Mapes, Berra. Two.
base hits-Wahl. Lehner. Three-base hit
-Mapes. Home run-Lehner. Stolen base
Coleman. Double plays-Hitchcock TO
Joost to Fain; Joost to Hitchcock to Fain
Left on bases-Philadelphia, 8; New York.
8. Bases on balls-On Brissie, z; OF
Raschi, 2; OF Page, 2. Struck out--By
Brissie, 4; by Raschi, 4 by Page. /. Hits
OF Raschi, in z innings; on Page,
in 2 innings. Winning pitcher-Brissle
Time-2:16. Attendance-25.251.
Evening star., 1950-08-14

TRAN for Cooper in. 9th,
titled out for Kerr in 9th.
arook,vn 600 OO1 340-S
Boston - 900 001 001-2
Runs-Reese, snider. Robinson. Furillo
C2), Hodses, Campanella. Cox. Hartsneld.
Elliott ETyoI:McgHsDssS, HDsT.s Essfis i;cs Fssas Sas
I3i. Cox. TorFeson, Gordon. Two-bese
hits-snlder, Palica, Russell; Hartsheld,
Double plays-Hartsfeld to Kerr to Tor
geson. Robinson. to Reese to Hodges. Left
on baSes-Brookiyn. z; Boston. 2. Bases
on Hogue. 8: on Haefner, /. Struck out
by Palica, g.. Hits-on Chipman. n
Haefner. 3 in IN II inninss. s. wild Pitch
Hogue. Winning pitcher-Palics (5-D.
Losing pitcher-Chipman CD. Time
S:0S. .60l.
Evening star., 1950-08-14
indians, SIS: Chisox, 2-7

'Ran and fouled out for Clark in eighth.
tBoudreau singled for Feller In eighth.
Cleveland ----------- 90oo 0oo 00o 003Soo-5 03So-S 8
Mitchell, Phiiiey, RicEert. Erroisccar-
rasqueI (2l. Easter Runs batted in-Ma-
ieski. Boudreau. Dolby (2l, Gordon. Rob
hit-Doby. stolen base-Feller. sacrifice-
Wight, Hogan. Double plays--Majeski to
Fox to Robinson; Mccormick TO Robinson;
Cleveland. s; Chicago. 8. Bases on balls
on Feller, l. Struck out--By Feller; s.;
BY Wight. 9. Hits-On FeIler, 6 in Inn
dumpert. Gum TT ! TSn IN s innings: Oh zoidsk,
in innings: Hit BY pitcherMIBy, Fellser
losing piteher-Wight (7.12l. Time-2:O6.
Evening star., 1950-08-14
EASTERN LEAGUE,

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira, 6; Wilkes-B Barre. 4.
Scranton IL; Wiliamsport, z.
Binghamton, 80; Albany. Is.
Utica. 6-6: Hartford, 1-5.
W l. Pet, W. L. Pct
Btngh ton 90 40 .5S6 WiPmsp't 40 60 .434
Hartford 90 81 .541 E1nlira ~ SO All
Utica - Sc "a 500 Scranton 81 68 1852
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Major League Box Scores
AS, 5; Yunkees, z

Totals 80 927 IL Totals 30 81 8
sWalked for Raschi in seventh.
tran for Heinrich in seventh.
TANNED for Page in ninth
Evening star., 1950-08-14
Pirates II; Cubs, 40
FIRST GAME

Totals 81 2413 Totals 81 l3 ~
sFlied out for -Schmitz in eighth.
Evening star., 1950-08-14
DODGERS s; Braves, z

Totals 371227 8 Totals "a 8
sFIied out for Chapman in 7th.
tran for Cooper in 9th.
titled out for Kerr in 9th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Veteran Worker
Dies At Quarry

Peter Gdovicak, 62, we'll known
Lakeside resident, passed away
suddenly while at work at the
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
stone quarry crusher in Marble
head, Friday morning.
Born in Austria, on June 81,
1888, Peter Gdovicak was aged
81 years, four months and IL days.
He came to Marblehead as young
man and had been an employee of
the Kelley Island Lime & Trans
port Company for a. years.
Surviving are the widow, Anna
Gdovicak; three daughters, Mrs.
John Twarek, Gypsum, Mrs. Frank
VeverSka, Lakeside, and Mrs. John
Luska, Cleveland; five sons, Pat
rick, John, Joseph, Michael and
Paul Gdovicak, all of Lakeside,
nine grandchildren, and many
friends.
Funeral services were held on
Monday forenoon in st. Mary's
Church, Marblehead, with the Rev.
George Simchak officiating. In.
terment was directed by Gerner
and Wolf in st. Mary's Cemetery
Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Mayor Proclairns
Poppy Day Here

Saturday, November IL, Armis-
tice Day was set aside as Poppy
Day in the City of Port Clinton
in Proclamation issued today by
Mayor Carl Becker. The proclaim
alton urged all citizens to OBJ
serve the day by wearing memor-
ial poppies in honor of those who
gave their lives in the two world
wars.
1t Stated:
Whereas, the City of Port Clin-
ton, in 1917 and 1918, and again
in 1941 to 1945, sent many of its
finest young men to serve in the
defense of our country; and
Whereas, many of these made
the supreme sacrifice should be
forever kept bright for the in
Spiratjon of our own and future
generations; and
Whereas, the wearing of me-
mortal poppies on Armistice Day
brings to our minds and hearts
the memory of these gallant dead;
Now, therefore, I, Carl Becker,
Mayor of the City of Port Clinton,
Go hereby proclaim Saturday, No
vember IL, to be Poppy Day in
the City of Port Clinton, and
urge that all citizens observe the
day by wearing the memorial po
py throughout the day."
Memorial poppIes will be dis,
tributed on the streets on Satm.
day by volunteer workers of the
American Legion Auxiliary, who
will receive contributions for the
Legion and Auxiliary activities in
behalf of the disabled war veter,
ans and needy children of veter.
ans.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Court House News

mates for the construction of
certain dykes. The hearing was
held before Judge A V. Bauman,
Sandusky county; Earl Lethersole,
Wood county ,and Tom D. Stahl,
Ottawa county.
Wills of Lillian A. Campbell,
Harmon ]. Stroshine and Katy A.
Leoblein have been filed in the
probate court for probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau has reported
the appointment of Vernell Mil
ler as guardian of Effie Apple
gate.
Final accounts of administration
have been filed in the probate
court by Lizzie Kerbel, executrix
of estate of Albert Kerbel, de-
ceased; by Ann Johnson, admins
tratrix of estate of Maurice John
son, deceased; John F. Dubbert,
executor of estate of John Dub
bert, deceased. ~"
First and final account of ad
ministration has been filed in pro
bate court by Emma M. Boss and
Howard H. Boss, co-administrators
of the estate of Louis c. Boss, de-
ceased.
Second partial account of guar
dianship has been filed in probate
court by Name A. Schaibly, guar
dian of John C. Schaibly.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
BIRTHDAYS
. ANNIVERSARIES

Nov. 9-Mrs. Casimir Wierzba,
Milton Sibrel, Dennis Ames. We'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kaspar.
Nov. 10-Mrs. Arthur Mefferd,
Leonard Mack, Nelma Beerman,
Judge P. w. Gulau, Sandra lee
Elliott.
Nov. li-Mrs. Martha Steffens
Rahm, Carol Eve Williams, John
Papcun, Rudolphe Rohde, Howard
Brokate, Pete" Wahlers, Mrs.
Charles knight, Lois Quisno Held.
Nov. 12-Dr. j. G. Yingling,
Sandra Collins, Frank Johnson,
Mrs. Albert Wadsworth, Pam Sib-
rel, Ann Stockwell. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Later.
Nov. 13-Mrs. John Zeller, Mrs.
Bertha Woner, Elsa RENTS, Mrs.
Willard Wright, Dorothea Jensen,
George Slaughter, Jr., Mrs. Her
man Gates, Eugene "Peno" Car
stem. Wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Hammell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Ohlemacher putin
Bay).
Nov. 14-Mrs. Mary Ceccoli,
Mary Rounds, Mrs. Elsie Petersen,
Blanche Johnson. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Voss, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dress, Mr..
and Mrs. Beryl Welty.
Nov. 15--MrS. Earl McDavitt,
Guy Benedict, Wayne Branum,
Evelyn Later, Danny Schiewc,
Mary Ann Immel. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cooper.
Nov. 16-Herbert Hamann, "Sal-
ty" Reynolds, Sharon Joan Zura,
John Oravec. Wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. John Felde.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Mrs. Finefrock
Heads Playnakers

Mrs. Marguerite Finefrock was
reelected president of the Port
Clinton PlaymakerS Thursday
evening at the meeting held in
the City Hall.
Other officers named include
Mrs. Cyrus Wood, vice president;
Miss Carla Rupert, recording
secretary and Mrs. Frederick Rad
loft, corresponding secretary. Leo
Glickman's term as treasurer con-
tinues for another year.
Members of the Board of Trus-
tees are Mrs. Henry Hernandez,
Mrs. Paul Clemons, Mrs. Doris
Puffenberger and Mrs. Leo Click
man.
The Playmakers voted to 60 on
record in support of renewal OF
the three-mill school levy in the
coming election, and also voted TO
give $40 to the Music Mothers for
the band uniform fund.
"When Shakespeare's Ladies
Meet" was presented for benefit of
members who had not seen the
play previously. In the cast are
Mrs. Finefrock, Mrs. Glickman,
Mrs. Ralph Snyder, Mrs. William
Moon, Mrs. Margaret Murphy and
Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. Clemons was appointed to
select the cast to read the one
act play, "Out From New Bedford
at the next meeting, which will
be held Tuesday, Nov. 81, instead
of Nov. %, because of Thanks
giving. Mrs. Richard Thomas was
introduoed &c new roemhor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
DANBURY

MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Block and
Betty Bandelean and Mrs. Arthur
Lacumsky helped their brother,
Ed. Priestman, of Oak Harbor, Gel
ebrate his birthday Friday even.
ing.
Due to the conflicting dates, the
Danbury Ladies Aid have chang
ed their thank offering program
and pot-luck supper from Nov. Is
to Nov. 27.
Mrs. John Schultz accompanied
Mrs. Carl Burkett, Mrs. Vern Err
mish, Mrs. Donald Hess and Mrs.
Vern Dahnke to Norwalk Satur
day for a days shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WahlerS, who
have been residing in an apart
ment at the Gordon Wahlers home
have purchased home on Ogort
street in SanduSky. Mr., Wahlers
is employed at the New Departure
Plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baehr and
children, Billy and Colby. of North
Olmstead, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Kahn of Cleveland were week
end visitors at the G. L. Marshall
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kihlken spent
the weekend with their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Braithwaite of College Corners,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schultz
and children, of Cleveland, spent
the weekend with relatives, and
calling on his mother, Mrs. Ed
win Schultz, who has been a pa
tient at the Magruder Memorial
Hospital for three weeks. Mrs.
Schultz was taken to her home
via ambulance Wednesday, great,
ly improved but will be bed pa
tient for while yet.
The Wimodausis Club met at
the home of Mrs. John Dayton
on Thursday afternoon, the first
meeting of a new club year.
We are sorry to report the death
of Mrs. Merrick, wife of DR.. J. r.
Merrick, who passed away at her
home on Tuesday evening after
a lingering illness.
The inclemency of the weather
is OBTAINING the farmers in their
combining of the soy bean crop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

County officials and deputies at
tended the funeral. services for
county commissioner Rollie Witt,
at Genoa, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Witt, who had served as a
commissioner for ten years, was
chairman of the board, and was
well known throughout the coun-
ty. Mr.. Witt, who resided at
Clay Center, had been patient
in the Mercy Hospital, Toledo, for
the past three weeks, and prior
to that had been regular in at
tending board meetings. The va
cancy on the board is to be filled
through an appointment which
must be made by three county Of
ficials, Auditor, Recorder and
Probate Judge.
Commissioners Clay Scott and
Edward Tank, while in session,
Monday, set the date for Monday,
December II, for receiving bids
for a new oil-burning furnace to
be installed in the county high
way garage at Elmore. The esti-
mated cost for the project has
been set at $1,000.
The annual party sponsored by
county officials and deputies will
be held in Basiley's Restaurant,
Erie township, Monday evening,
November Is, when it is expected
that nearly fifty persons will take
part in the evenings program.
County Engineer Delos Nissen is
chairman; Charles Stephenson is
treasurer.
New cases filed in the common
pleas court during the week in
cluded the following: Emma Gust
and others against Otto Zunk and
others, an action on partition;
Helen Severance against Joseph
Severance, an action for divorce;
Frank B. Walker, Jr., of Steuben-
vile, against American Transit
Lines, Inc, Chicago, an action for
money only, in which the plain.
tiff is seeking judgment for
$4,051.54 for damages alleged to
have resulted from a traffic acci
dent which occurred on Route
Two, Crane Creek bridge, March
18, 1949.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick
was called to Erie township, Sat
urday evening, to investigate a
traffic accident which occurred on
Route Two, about five miles west
of Port Clinton, when an auto
mobile driven by Emery Whiting
Jr., Port Clinton, struck truck
loaded with lime driven by Rich
ard lynch, of Bettsville. Whiting
was treated for minor injuries al
the Magruder Memorial Hospital.
James Ellenberger, county pro
baton officer, is vacationing for {
couple of weeks, part of which
time he will spenG in giving hi:
rose garden pre-winter care.
The hearing which was held last
week in the common pleas court
regarding the proposed project o1
improving Packer Creek, has beer
continued until the engineers car
make preliminary plans and eSti
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Clay Twp.-Forrest G. Huss, ct
al, to Frederick He'll, ct al, IT
acre, re- Is, section 33.
Catawba Plats = Audrey G.
Blade to Fred o. Norden, lot so,
Catawba Orchard Beach; William
A. Allen, ct al, to Sherman R.
Ellsworth, ct al, lots 121-122,
Cliffs, Grove H. Patterson to Cath
leen O'Boyle, lot la, Cliffs.
Danbury Twp. = Kelley Island
Lime & Transport Co. to Margaret
Carlson, 1.62 acre, lot l, section /.
Harris Twp.-Lawrence H. Lin
ker, ct al, to Julia Long, II acre,
rg IA, section 8; Julio Long to
Lawrence H. Linker, .78 acre, re-
IA, section 8; Otto H. Deitmyer,
ct al, to Lloyd R. Welsh, go acre,
re- 13, section "a.
Port Clinton Corp.-Georgia V.
Huff, to Royce Evans, ct al, blk
2, lots ST. O. ]. True Add.
Put-in-Bay Twp.-O. Rasmussen
to Melers Wine Cellars, Inc, lots
1892; M. H. Ashley, ct al, to A. S.
Weiseinger, lot 8 pt., E. Point,
Middle Bass.
Put-in-Bay Corp.-India Boel-
scher to Laurence w. Reinhard,
ct al, pit. lots Alt, S. Shore.
Salem Twp.-Myron A. Witt, ct
al, to William Darr, so acre, re
Is, section II, Right of Way. My1
ron A. Witt, ct al, to Alice ,Darr,
.98 acre, re- Is, section IL, Right
of Way; Louis Witt, ct al, to Or
mond Witt, ct al, 1885 and so
acres, re- Is, section IL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
L q S T
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids Will be received at the
Office of County Commissioners,
Court House, Fremont, Ohio, until
11:00 o'clock n. m. (EST) on Tues
lowing work:
Furnish all labor and material
necessary TO replace Bridge
No. WO-47171 with tile cul-
vert, which is located on the
Sandusky- Ottawa County Line
Road No. ITO. Said work to
plans and specifications pre-
pared by the County Engineers.
Estimated cost: $4,000.
Plans and specifications on file in
the offices of County Engineer and
County Auditor in ottawa and San
dusky Counties, Ohio.
Bids shall be made in ink upon
blanks furnished by the Sandusky
County Engineers Office. A certi-
fled check of 5eS of the estimated
cost of the improvement shall ac-
company each bid
The Joint Board OF County Com
missioners of ottawa and San
to reject any or all bids submit
ted.
BY order of said Joint Board of
Commissioners on the 18th day of
October, 1860.
ELLEN MAZEY,
Clerk, Board Of County Com
rnissioners, Sandusky County,
Ohio. Stat