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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.

for good food man; modern,
up-to-date stainless steel fixtures;
restaurant with legal slot machines;
corner of 2 highways with 3 rms.
and bath on End floor: z miles from
mot,n fdpt aT Wiz TnGu sci, Gpersr3 can
lease to responsible tenant at $3.50
mo. Call
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
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UPSHUR ST, near Soldiers home
7-rm. home. zoned 1st commercial,
with 2 incl. porches, oil heat, elec
refgr. Venetian blinds, and recr
I'm. A nice home where business is
permitted. To inspect, call PLANT
y GORDON. INC. 1874 Park I'd,
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AND LAUNDRY loea-
tionS; $4,000 yearly business; $40
600 down payment. Box al Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
CHEVY CHASE
Bedrm. and Bath LIST Fl

Bedrm. and Bath ISL Fl.
Very attractive and well-located home.
Near schools and transportation. A
total of rooms g beerms) and ,
baths. Full basement. Gas hot
water heat. Nice yard with beauti-
full shade and Towering trees. This
house is priced right and must be
sold. Quick possession. Evenings,
Miss Huey, OIL. 5776. RAYMOND B.
DUNN, 1920 Wis. ave. WO. O2l4.
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Manufacturer
OF
MOST POPULAR
HOT DOG
COOKER

In the country, offers
to a financially respon-
sible and qualified per-
son, or group of persons,
the exclusive franchise
on a route basis, THE
CHEF MASTER HOT
DOGGER" for the Dis
trict of Columbia and
vicinity.
Our plan of merchan-
diSing Americas most
popular sandwich, the
HOT DOG, has proven
itself in Chicago, New
York. Detroit, Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, Milwaukee,
Seattle, Takoma, Port
land, Grand Rapids,
Toledo, Buffalo, Mime
apolis, Duluth, Peoria
and many, many more
cities to be a real
money-maker.
Minimum investment
for exclusive in this ter
ritory is $3.50, for 100
machines. Locations will
be furnished.
THIS IS A CASH
BUSINESS.
We do not have a sin
gle unsuccessful opera
ton.
Our business is 1907
repeat, with all our OPP
orators. We help to set
you up completely.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on Forest
Glen rd.; comb. liv. rm. din. rm.,
cleo. kit, 3 bedrms. bath. full bsmt.;
near transportation and school,
Rental. S125 per mo. For further
information. call Mr. Holmes.
PAUL P. STONE
1918 18th st. NV. MA. 1879
IA
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COLORED
COLORADO AVE. NV.
COLORED-S2. 600 DOWN
TIC UPSHUR ST. NV.
MOVE TN nv XMAS

6-rm. brick, 3 porches. tile bath,
mod. kit. refgr.. stove; shades,
lovely yard
RA. 6912; Ewes, ia. 1879. lib
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3l2S BROWN ST. N.W.-A B-rm
home with lge. liveable rms. and
closets. In nice neighborhood;
west of 18th st. at Newton. Priced
Sl3,500; vacant. PLANT e. COR
DON CORP, 1874 Park I'd, CO
0S31 -l5
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SPACIOUS RESIDENCES. on Reno I'd
Comp. and beaut. furn. Ideal for
entertaining. EN-. 60SS. Aft. 5 pm
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WEAR BUREAU STANDARDS


oWW; eIctIIent att. 4-beUfm., T-bath
home; >. car garage; fine location;
near everything; owner moving into
Nd; must sell. BILLINGSLEY &
KORZENDORFER, OR. 1926 It'll 8
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN. HOUSE, not less
than 3 baths, suitable for room
ing house pU. 57tS. 10
HOUSE in George
town; % bedrooms; under S15O;
young business couple; references.
Write Box 52-J, Star
FAMILY who will care for your
property desires to rent unfurnished
modern three or four-bedroom, 2
bath, single house not on main
road in Chevy Chase or Bethesda
occupancy. by Jan. 10. but will rent
RE. 606S, daytime. or Room 1869,
Wardman Park, CO. 5000 after
s pm. 14s
NV. SECTION-Unfurn.. 4 bedrms..
or 3 bedrms. with maids rm. and
Ea'h. lge. lot, to start Jan |. Call
to $50; wk. ends RE. O2l4.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

oAEtNAD WooADS
charming home, set back about 100
#. from the street. in fine shade trees,
and commanding an open vista. A
House Beautiful" featured home
when new about 10 yrs. ago This
house has an entr. hall. liv. rm.
w flrepl.. din. nm. with a sunshiny
bay window. and kit. on LIST floor.
A split-level room can be either
bedrm. or study; " bedrms. and .
baths on end A.; recr rm wffrepl
maids nm. and bath; built-in ga
rage
INEZ CUSHARD. REALToR
OR. 1922 or WI. 1857
TX
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REST.-With C-class IL
cenSe; doing good business; reason
Tor selling. owner must quit the
business. Small down payment from
reliable parties. Box III Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
$19,750-2-Family Apt.
Zoped 1St Commercial

Corner property; Takoma
Park, D. c., fronting on prom
inent thoroughfare; substan-
tial bldg; separate entrances.
LIST floor. 5 rms. and bath;
End floor. 5 rms. and baths
with . additional rms. on
Bird floor; separate heating
plants; lot contains 5.634 So.
#. frontage on one street ISL
IT. and the other frontage is
III it. Both apis. occupied
by monthly tenants. Ideal for
9 gl9s FHos shis j. evf FISHER IA 4
CO., INC, Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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HOUSES-SALE-N.W. Cont

UPsHUR ST, near Soldiers home
7-rm. home. zoned 1st commercial,
with 2 incl. porches, oil heat, elec.
refgr.: Venetian blinds. and recr
nm, 4 nice home where business is
4 GORDON. INC. 1874 Park "a,
home with ige. iiveable rms and
closets. In nice neighborhood:
west Of 10th st. at Newton. Priced
Tla5o Gos yecant Plant ant & e. COZ 2o
TO e EasfsFn' turn risht ~: pI Is;
and bath, gas heat; good cond.
$4,000 cash, balance s50.l5 per mo.
Early possession. GE. Abs.
NEAR BUREAU sTANDARDs-S5o.-
500; excellent att. 4-bedrm., 2-bath
near everything; owner moving into
Nd: must sell. BILLINGSLEY &
KoRzENDoRFER. OR. 1926 I'll 8
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR. dentist or pro-
fessional man. 3643 18th st. NV.
baths Louis RUDDEN, Ex. 57o7.
$1,000 CASH will handle this semi
det. brick IN 600 block DecaTqr
NEAR 9Th AND GALLATiN-semide-
tached brick, q rooms, bath. ,
porches. also room and shower bath
in basement, automatic heat, de-
tached garage. To inspect; call Mr..
M Aadssp r 1fFs5 rs }5S' kss F''n
INGRAHAM ST. NV. between 18th
and 14th stS.-Spacious detached
home. recently redecorated. First
floor reception hall, living room,
s sns FfT oo den Or arfe eFb begd Kshen
baths. Attic. Full basement with
lavatory. Gas INV. heat. two-car
garage 81 800, For sale by
WE CHALLENGE YoUM.-To show us
more house for the money. Diet. all
brick with slate roof: rms. "A bed
rooms), . baths, hall stairway to
Gear garage, gas hot-water heat;
Upshur. Please s:ae' cali all WI .' aa %,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l.
18th ST. HEIGHTS-An upper 18th
st. home; 4 bedrmS,;, Sunrm. and >
on Bird; very lee. studio lily. nm.
with an artistic mantel and firepl.;
attractive recep. hall; family-size
din. rm.: sun nm. open decked porch
and powder nm. on LIST fl. This
home, just completely redeCorated. is
priced for immediate sale at ST. 800
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until
9 pm, 1920 Conn.
92i q PL. NV, first commercial
Business or rooming house; rooms
> baths, full basement; recently
remodeled inside: has new two-story
and basement brick garage. suitable
for storage or work shop: facing
large alley. Excellent terms at
S19,950. PAUL LEPs. Ma. 300;
ewes. and Sunday, EN-. S495. III
$1,000 DOWN - 6rm. row brick;
entr. hall. liv. nm. with so. exp,
incl. htd porch rm., pantry. equip.
kit, 3 bedrms., mod. bath. open
porch end bath in warm dry bsmt ::
concrete front porch and steps; oil
hw.h. Call RA. 1143 day or night.
A. u. PARK AREA-1st-floor bedrm.
pa baths. recr. rm. Call BUTTON
& FLETCHER, REALTY. Wo. 5000,
1888 MADISON ST. family det. j;
= bedrms. and bath in each apt {:
oil heat. yard, garage. Income
$500 per year. Possession eaTlv.
Furniture included in sale. $4,000
cash, balance like rent. GE, 4l3S.
III
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RAMBLER

II you are looking for 3-bedroom,
2-bath rambler, We have one in
nearby Maryland. The price is very
reasonable on todays market. Better
call for an appointment as there
aren't many of this size for the price.
RAYMOND B. DUNN, 1920 Wisconsin
ave WO 0o1A If
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UNUSUALLY FINE

4-bedrn.. 2-bath brick home. near
Rock Greek PIX: $1,000, with good
terms. Cali Walter Aiken. AID. 5291.
RE. 1897. HOME REALTY CO..
Realtors. -16
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED Cont. +,

ARLINGTON
WILSON BLVD.
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick, lge. fenced
in lot. 10 minutes Pentagon. Con-
venient to schools, shops. buses
Ideal for family with children Oc-
cupancy Dec IS. Call Mr.. Birkett
THE BRANT co.
1904 N. Rhodes St. IA. 4-160O.
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DE LIKE HOMEII

MOD. KIT POWDER RIM! DEN!
512I ILLINOIS AVE. NW-OPEN
Modern Srm. tapestry brick. Large
liv. rm., mirrored din. rm., de luxe
kit. and den with powder rm. on 1st
fl. End A., lge bedrms g twin
bed sizel, modern bath. Full bsmt.
with maids rm. and tile baths; auto.
INV h.: concrete front porch: gar.
Interior Of home completely car
peted and in excel cond. block
from schools. shopnine and transp.
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LET US RENT
Your home for you. We will provide
the tenant and protect your in
terests. ROLAND E LOUDEN.
Real-Estate-Insurance, 1913 NJ. st.
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CHEVY CHASE. D.

Located block from Lafayette
School. This spacious detached
brick home is vacant and in good
condition. First floor has reception
hail. large living room with fire.
place, large dining room, large
kitchen. coy den, powder room
and porch; End floor, 3 huge bed
rooms and tiled bath; finished 3rd
floor; built-in garage. Owner has
left town. Priced CORRECTLY. Call
W B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
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TILDEN GARDENS
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
TWO-BEDRM.-CO-OP.

I WO-bEDfIM .-NO-OT
$7.500-N.W. LOCATION
Lovely corner apartment with south
cheerful living room. full dining
room, 2 cross-ventilated bedrms.
tile bath. Pullman kitchen equipped
with electric refrigerator and stove.
All-brick building like new in ex.
and shopping; rare bargain at only
ST 500 Reasonable down payment.
Call Mr. McGinniss, ewes. tn. 1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-1520 K ST.. NV.
MA. 5005
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OWNER SICK

SAYS sell this nice RESTAU-
RANT doing substantial bust
ness Ill a good location, that
has steady business with
good fixtures and good cooking
equipment. This business is
ideal for man and wife TO
run, or a partnership. It's a
rare find at reasonable
price OF Sc. 800. Good lease
and terms to responsible
buyer
L. 6644 TE.734,
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

011I S1134kJ1I, y. VI
Three bedrooms. den, recreation room,
2l2 baths. This modern 2-story
brick, loca ted block off Conn. ave
and Chevy Chase. was designed by
one of WASHINGTON leading archi-
tects. It's brand newt Priced at
only S26. $50. For appt., consult
Mr. Nichols, NO. 2117.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC-l52O K ST. NV.
MA zoos Id
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CASH AND CARRY

CASH AND CARRY
Grocery and delicatessen
store with a steady depend
able business that = people
can operate and make a good
living. Excellent location and
lease with lenient terms to
responsible buyer.
AL. 1914 TE.7343
AL BAKER & SON. INC.
Rltrs.. 10 S st. Asaph St, Alex. Va
AL. 6644 TE.7343
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TILDEN GARDENS

We do not often have a 3-bedroom,
2-bath apartment for sale at Tilden
Gardens. There is also a nice living
room, solarium, dining room and
kitchen. The apartment is in excel
lent condition and is just 1a block
off Connecticut avenue.
A small 1-bedroom apartment will be
available about January l and may
be purchased with a nominal cash
payment.
HrrT CONT TJTTCIJEC
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HoUSES-SAlE-N.E. Cont
COLORED
For Discriminating People

For Discriminating People
We are building a group of Is brick
semidetached homes for those who
want the best in location and con-
struotion. on deep wooded lots. high
on a hill overlooking most of the
city on E. Capitol st. across the
street from a park. Only few left.
The rest have been sold to profess
sional and government people. 3
bedrms. Ia baths; full bsmt..
almost entirely out Of the ground:
modern kit. gas heat, and auto.
washing machine. Buy today and
you may select your own choice OF
interior decoration. Only $1,000
down. Call Mr.. Llewellyn, MA. $40,
OIL. 212S, ewes. ALDON PROPER
TIES liz
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

1900 BLK. D ST Sc.
Buy this five-room and bath bunsa-
low in desirable location. Conv. to
shopping and transp. Reas. monthly
payments. SURETY REALTY CO.,
AID. 0531 It'll @ -IT
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60I2 EASTERN AVE-Out N H. ave
to Eastern. turn right , hlks. ;
semidet. brick; 8 rms, bedrms.
and bath, gas heat good cond.;
"a 900 cash, balance S50.l5 per mo.
Early possession. GE. Abs.
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GLOVER PARK

Lovely Colonial row brick; 3 bed
rms. . baths; recr. rm.; Diet. gar:
gas n.-w.h.; large front porch. Has
had excel. care. A real value in
this desirable location. Price, ST.
ESQ. Call Mr.. Mcintosh. Elk. "4s0:
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COLORED
$3.50 DOWN
Mr.. GA. AVE. AND PARK RID.
6-rm. and bath semidet. home in de-
sirable location; coal h.-w.h.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. 0531 It'll
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NEW OFFERINGS
TRADES CONSIDERED

81 200 down. semidet. brick. rms,
full bsmt.. Shipley terrace. mr.. Con.
town bus at door. only $4,000.
terms less than rent.
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5000 BLOCK ALA. AVE.

capt. detached brick. mr.. Fairfax
Village; beautiful modern home
and income; each apt. has 5 large
kit; a finished bsmt. with n bath;
gas INV h.: Lear built-in garage;
large level lot; very cow. to schools,
transp. and shops. Mrs. Cox. VI,
S136. ATLAS REALTY. ST. 1868.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
Social Events
Progressive Mothers Club


For the October meeting of the
Progressive Mothers Club men,
bers of the program and social
committees were co-hoSteSSeS at
their annual guest night Thursday
in Erie Gardens Community Gen.
ter. Each member and guest
was presented with a corsage of
baby NUNS. After roll call
guest were introduced. The first
part of the evening was spent
playing contest games with prizes
going to Mrs. Floyd Herl, Mrs.
Donald Pulschen, and Mrs. Rita
Keiser. A contribution was made
to the school band.
Mrs. James Rhiel was then pre-
sented to the group and she gave
a most interesting talk on Art and
the history of famous artists, pre-
senting several famous paintings
as we'll as some by her students.
Lunch was served by the COM
mittees at the end of the pro-
gram. The club will meet in No
vember with Mrs. Kermit Miller.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
Social Events
BY CLARA sPURLIN. Society Editor
QUIETLY MARRIED :
IN ST. JOHN CHURCH

Miss Joan Burget, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Burget, became
the bride of Harold Suhrbier, sor
of Mrs. Bessie Suhrbier and the
late Robert Suhrbier, of Oak Har
Dor, Monday evening at sever
o'clock, in a quiet ceremony in
st. John Lutheran church, the
Rev. John Braun officiating.
Attending the couple were
Norma Lee Suhrbier, sister Of the
groom and Eugene Burget, brother
of the bride. Only the Immediate
families were present for the cere.
mony.
The newly weds left immediate
ly following the ceremony for a
weeks trip in the eastern states.
This Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Burget are holding a
reception in the Bay township
hall, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Suhrbier.
The bride is a graduate of Port
Clinton High school in the class
of 1947 and since that time has
been cashier in her fathers gro
cery store. Mr.. Suhrbier was
graduated from Oak Harbor High
school, class of 1947 and is now
employed at the Celotex Corp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suhrbier will
make their home with her par
ents until their apartment is in
readiness.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
yensen.Krosstad NuptiaIs

The wedding of Miss Ruth Jen
sen, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Jen
sen and granddaughter of Julius
Christensen, and Andrew Krog.
stad, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
Krogstad, Brighton, Mich, took
place Saturday, October Z. at Z
o'clock in st. Georges Lutheran
Church, Brighton, Mich.
Miss Jensen was given in mar
riage by her grandfather, Julius
Christensen and was attended by
Mrs. Ebert Gill as maid of honor
and Miss Mary Ann Kreutzfeld as
bridesmaid. All three are of Port
Clinton. Her uncle, Fred Kreutz-
field, was soloist, and sang, "Oh
Promise Me-, Because" and "The
Lords Prayer.
A wedding reception was held
Immediately following the cere-
mony in the church parlors.
Guests from Port Clinton included.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kreutzfeld and
Mary Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Gill and Julius Christensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
ANDREs-pRusBAcKY
NupTiALS SATURDAY


Rich autumnal colors gave sea
sonal beauty to LAC October wed
ding of Miss E .een Andres
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs Louis R
Andres, Sandusky, and Phillip
Michael Drusbacky, son of Mrs
Mary Drusbacky, and the late
George Drusbacky, Port Clinton
which took place Saturday at nine
a. m. in st. Mary's Catholic
church, Sandusky. The Rev
Thomas E. Reynolds officiated be-
fore an altar banked with white
gladoli, NUNS and huckleberry
fianked by lighted tapers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was attractively gown
ed in white candlelight brocaded
damask designed with tight fit
ting bodice topped with detach-
able yoke of nylon marquisette
and shirred brocade which formed
a bertha effect caught on either
side of front and back with a
cluster of orange blossoms, full
circular skirt with two tiers drop
ping to a point in back where it
formed fiShtail train. She wore
long matching mittS and a finger
tip veil extending from an orange
blossom headdress. Her only jew
elry was a single strand of pearls.
Attending the bride were Miss
Dorothy Hacker as maid of honor,
Mrs. Thomas j. Andres as brides
matron and Karen Marie Hohler,
niece OF the bride, was flower girl.
Miss Hacker was attired in light
green brocaded damask styled with
tight fitting bodice. Mrs. Andres
gown was identical to the maid of
honor's in bronze.
Russell Cedoz served as best
man and Richard Andres and John
Drusbacky, brothers of the bride
and groom, respectively, were
ushers. Music was presented by
Alfred and Marcel Kieffer.
Mrs. Andres, the brides mother,
wore a teal blue crepe street
length dress and accented it with
brown accessories. The groom's
mother, Mrs. Drusbacky, chose a
blue velvet ensemble which she
completed with black accessories.
Both wore corSages of red roses.
At IL noon the Business Wo-
mems Club was the scene of the
wedding breakfast and from 2 un-
til 4, the wedding reception.
For her going away costume
the bride wore a dark green CAB
ardine suit with brown accessories
and mink furS. She wore a white
orchid corsage.
Following a two weeks wedding
trip through New York City,
Washington, D. c., and a motor
trip across the Skyline Drive, the
newlyweds will reside at 1921 E.
Perry street. Mrs. Drusbacky is a
graduate of st. Mary's High School
and attended Notre Dame Col
lege, S. Euclid. Recently she has
been employed in the accounting
department of New Departure. Mr.,
Drusbacky, a graduate of Port
Clinton High School and Michigan
Normal College, served three
years with the U. S. Army in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
ST. Charles Study Club

The home of Mrs. Francis Burk-
hardt, Catawba Island, will be the
scene of the Halloween party
which members of the St. Charles
Study club will enjoy next We'd
nesday evening. All members
will be masked and dressed in cos
tune. The social committee, Mrs.
George Oleska, Mrs. Ralph Scha-
fer and Mrs. Paul Riehl have plan
ned a social program with re-
freshments being planned for late
in the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20

Toms Cabin when it comes to the
Port this weekend. Haven't seen
a version of it since the good cid
tent show days when little Eva de-
scended heavenward with the aid
of a wire contraption fastened
round her waist Shakes
peare's Ladies" travelled to Nc
Comb, Ohio, Wednesday evening
to present their one-act play for
a Women's Federation meeting III
the Presbyterian church there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
ST. Thomas Guild

Group meetings of the St. Thorn
as Guild will be held in the homes
next Wednesday night at 500.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Cyrus Wood,
choir; Mrs. Edward Sprenger, AL
tar; Mrs. Wayne Friderici, Church
and Mrs. George Duffy, House.
The Women's Auxiliary Region
al meeting for the Sandusky Re-
gion will be held Thursday, Oct.
26 at Christ Church, Huron, start
ing at 1000 a. m.
Sunday, Oct. 29th has been de-
signated as United Thanks Offer
ing Sunday and the collection will
be taken along with the regular
collection at the Sunday services.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
Afternoon Duplicate Club

When Mrs. Allen Satterfield en-
tertained the members of her az
ternoon duplicate club, Tuesday,
high north-south winners were
Mrs. Kenneth Black and Mrs. Ed.
Norris while eaSt-WeSt was tie
between the team of Mrs. Carlton
Allan and Mrs. Satterfield and
Mrs. Lee Bracken and Mrs. Ray
Lambert. Mrs. Black and Mrs.
Norris were additional guests. The
club will meet in two weeks with
Mrs. Roland Schaper as hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
Family Gathering

Harold Wesley, Short street
celebrated his birthday last week
end by having most of his family
home for the weekend. Here for
the occasion we're Mr.. and Mrs.
William O'Brien and son, of Lake.
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stone,
Jr., and daughter, Vivian, of Lo-
rain; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Wesley
and children, Craig and Diana;
Robert Wesley, and Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Reidmaier and son, Dennis,
who make their home with Mr.
Wesley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
Medical Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. Leroy Belt, E. o. d., was
hostess Friday night to members
of the Medical Auxiliary. During
the business meeting plans we're
completed for the annual rum
mage sale which is to be held
Oct. 81. Mrs. Robert Mink, OAK
Harbor, a new member of the
organization, was presented to
the group.
Mrs. w. p. Shortridge had
charge of the program of the
evening and following her discus
sion on the Civil Defense set up
concerning the Atomic bomb, Mrs.
Paul Dobo, gave an interesting
talk on socialized medicine. Mrs.
Dobo, who before her marriage
was an M. d. and native of vi
emma, told of personal experienc-
es in that field which were most
disheartening.
For the November meeting the
Ottawa County Medical society
will entertain the auxiliary at
dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
Circle To Meet

Regular all-day sewing, with
business meeting, for st. Johns
Sewing Circle will be Thursday,
Oct. 26, in the church basement.
Luncheon will be served by thl
committee, Mrs. George Hartwig,
Mrs. Halleck Henry, Mrs. James
Hess, Mrs. Clifford Hineline, Mrs.
John Holder, Mrs. Torvald Hos
trup, Mrs. D. w. Hostrup, Mrs.
Esther Huber and Mrs. Julius
Jensen.