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RMS, HOUSEKEEPING Cont.

LINCOLN PARK AREA S.E.-Extra
large Ink. rm., newly decorated. New
Frlgldalre. First floor, front LII.
415l4, Ii. 4-9646. l6a
aI47 r ST. N.W.-studio rm.; cleo
tric refgr.. radio or TV. shower;
SASS. Elk. 0653. -l6
1913 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Furn. rm.
near intersection Ga. and N. H. ayes.
RA. 31S7. -17
lilo p ST. NV. The churchiIl"-
Efficiency apt, bed-liy. rm., kitchen
cite; mr.. bath, maid service, linens;
SIG week, NO 1865. Is
500 T.. CAPITOL ST.-One rm., nice
~ furnished, conV. transp.; $40
1881 CLIFTON ST. NV. i i" or
2 rms, Ink units. laundry privil.,
baby accepted; HU. 9625. Ia
1919 LAMONT ST. NV. - Extra
large front rm., convenient to
t.ransp.; twin or double beds. MI,
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK
PuRI,IC SALE

% hleh auallty dairy cows of which
30 are Holsteins and ] Holstein buli
al my farm located near B. & o. r. R
station at Buck Lodge Monteomery
County, Md. Sat. Dec. Is, al
O'Clock sharp; hot lunch served
MY l44-acre dairy farm with ali
new dairy equipment for cash rent
1913. '''e
COLT FOR SALE, 90 mos, IA hands.
beautiful black and white. Call TIE.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHMDREN'S SHETLAND PONIES
Beautiful brown and white, a su-
perb Christmas present for your
BOXER, SANCTION MATCH, Silver
Spring Armory, Sun. noon. Dec. II.
auspices POT. BOXER CLUB. Call
OIL. 2T42 or WA. 331s,
GOLDEN MALE COCKER. 6 mos;
Axe reg. 10. S-S971. -13
SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs, cats. etc.
all sizes, light weight. low cost. 72l
Oglethorpe NV. RIA. 3445. III
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Four
litters ready for Xmas delivery.
ASGARD KENNELS. reg. FA. $3.50.
24s
BOXERS, 4 mos; ears standing;
perm. innoc.; scientific care. LOK1
KENNELS. Gaithersburg 642-J-2.
WIRE HAIRED PUPS-For sale. Gal
MINIATURE black French poodle
male; 4 mos. old; not registered;
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, males; beau.
tiful; registered; reasonable. AK
COOKERS. 10 weeks; registered Axe;
quality type and disposition you car
brag about. OV. 14O9. -l9
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.e.

IA T ST. .N.E.-Double rm.. twin
beds, next bath; phone, kitchen and
laundry PRIVILEGES; conven. transp.;
500 mo. HUI. S12a. ii
PVT. RIM. FOR !. GIRLS: / adj. bath;
klt. priyils,. unlim. phone; u blk.
bus; HO. 1854. after $50. is
1 10Th ST. N.E.--Clean, comfortable
room. next bath, unlimited phone;
gentleman: 81 weekly. -15
COLORED-FURNISH ROOM for
refined, employed man; room serV-
Ices furnished. II. 4-0275. IT
CoLORED - DESIRABLE quarters
for single man in an attractive
neigdhborhood. Ii. 3-s377 after
CoLoRED-RooM for quiet settled
EW3oman IN 500 blk. Fla. ave. ne.
CoLoRED-CoNv. LOG, attr rm.
with twin beds. no other roomers.
pvt. home. Kit. wash. and phone
privileges for > refined ladies' MI.
C0LORED-ROOM in private home.
For l person. Near 14th and Fla.
ave. All privil Must be desirable
S37. so. TR S735. IT
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RMS. FURk.-MD. g VA.

ROOM with private
bath. JA 4-1S13. II
SGLE. RIM. st floor pvt. bath. gem
tleman. mr.. Arl. Hall and Pentagon,
Navy Annex, 424 N. Monroe, Arl..
Va. CHI. 1856. III
LARGE ROOM. across from bath,
cross ventilation. well heated house
> min. from Pentagon. 10 min
Wash; bus at door. Govt. worker
OF. 9452. -15
Beverly Hills-Private
home, double bed. Shower-bath:
cow. to Pentaeon. TIE. .5736. 10
COY ROOM-For gentleman: next
bath. LIST floor. pvt. home, phone;
block from bus. WA. OS67. is
ARL.. NEARBY Attrac., large rm.;
gent; 2 closets; semiprivate bath;
phone in rm.; garage. ia. 2-42S1
Ice. FIR. RIM. 1st fir;. redec.:: warm;
"a blk. to bus; S35; single, $50.
1927 N. Utah st. Arl.. Va Id
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED

? CONNECTING ROOMS and bath.
only; $3.50. Cali RE. 1870, $40
to t.
!: UNFINISHED RMS. with kitchen
privileges. Ii 3-526s. -16
COUPLE to live in: wife to take care
OF small children in exchange for
rent. UN. 9407. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE section. beautiful
spacious room. fireplace. private
bath. large closet; gentleman; $50
mo, AID S13S. Id
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WooD-s15 per load
plus delivery; deliveries in nearby
virginia only. OV. 341a. -I5
FLEETWOOD, all hardwood, SIS per
cord, delivered, or ST. per cord,
you haul. FA. 1889, 10
wood also stove
wood; green or dry; any length de-
sired. Sligo 9l43. -1S
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BOLIVIAN CLUB
GILBERT

2460 10th St. n.w.-sgle and dble
ms. some with pvt bath: maid ard
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881
CoLoRED-i9a? 3rd st. NV
Lge rm. with pvt. bath. kit. priyils.
INQUIRE MRS. TURNER between /
coLoRED - ATTRAcr1vELY fur
girl; privileges; S35 mo. tn. 1895.
CoLORED. 1873 v sT.-Attractiye
room for married couple or = empl
girls; all privil. SO wk. DU 23Il.
coLoRED-Neatly furnished rm. 7 for
CoLoRED-Dble rm. for married
employed couple Cooking privil,
20 Park I'd. NV. GE. 1853. ia
COLORED-Lge. front rm. for man;
GTnY, trsnsp. 1857 Otis pl., NV
CoGoRED. aoIs 9TH ST. IVA
double room, kitchen privileges. for
CoLoRED, 1850 o. coRcoRAN ST
I F9fa, rms MI n b,,9 trsnsp.' home priv
c $780, Hi, Is si sE.roN pL. NV Nv
housek 29u rm
NV; also an apartment, one room
kitchenette- Call Ii 1852.
DOWNTOWN, eth & p
doubles, see GEORGE MILLS. :,rd
fir. 500 18th ST NV. lie
OLoRED-LARGE RM. for employed
cple.: also I'M. for girl Cooking
priTiIegs, DE. 1929. -15
1919 9Th ST. NV
ladleS; privileges: cooking washing;
call in person after 6 pm. liz
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ROOMS WANTED

MAN desires room and board
In vicinity of Riverdale. Defense
worker. night work: state prices,
etc. in letter; references. Box 2OS-
G. Star 14s
GOVT. EMPL. - Gentleman desires
quiet. warm room with pvt. bath,
on, or near Wis. ave. permanent:
refs. Call ME. 5000. Ext. 33S. l5s
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FARM g GARDEN
CHRISTMAS TREES. nine

CHRISTMAS TREES. pine and cedar;
30 80 600; free delivery; also live
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in sodding For free esti-
6102 Aeer road Hyattsville. Nd
Eel Warleld 1855 or Union 1885
TREES REMOVED. topped. pruned:
feeding. cabling. cavity work; land
clearing; fully insured Day. Ii.
c 3,3379; Elghts. WI; 1926.
COW MANURE. well rotted: IS 81
pr. ID bu.; Sc per. 10 bu.; SD so DR..
d.; deliY; top soil. WA. 1895
10
- TAVIS AND TAVIS NURSERY,
Complete landscaping. tree surgery
and tree moving; ground mainte-
nance; eVergreenS. shrubs and trees
OF all sizes, and descriptions: lawns
TOP dressed, .fertilized and seeded
nagstone, walks and terraces: pea
stone !driyeways: wooden picket
fences installed. Plans on request,
Free estimates. Open 7 days week.
INCLUDING Sundays, 1905 Georgia
Phone 10. 5-2375
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ROOMS FURNisHEn-s.E,-s.w,

E: CAPITOL ST. near the Capitol
Lovely front room. IS per week.
II 3-0129. Ewes, IL 3-27S1.
DESIRE woman to rent room in Con-
greSs HEIGHTS: kitchen privil 10.
2-7SS6. after 7:30 pm.
COLORED-sth AND d S.W.-Dbl.
nm. running water. next to bath,
ME. 9S92: ewes. TU. 2OS0. -l5
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Cash DISCOUNT!

Brand-new Nationally adj
vertised television sets,
refrigerators, washing
machines. Immediate de-
livery. Large cash dis
count on any purchase!
Save up to 500 and
more on famous brands!'
Call Mr.. Brown Now!
RE 1890
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MlScL. FOR SALE Cont
PIANOS
Several upright pianos, $50 and UP.
We will deliver.
Cy,,itAc

We will deliver
Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co.
AT our Arlington store, 1901 Wilson
Blvd. ia. 2-1116. lie
PIANOS FOR RENT-Low rates on
spinets and consoles. Rent now and
receive a credit when you buy later
PIANO MART, 1o15 eth st. NV,
rISe- fS S. TAB zAsrr good eondi'i tS
PIPE, galvanized. black: cast iron. cut
M St. NV, No. 1903, WA. 55oI,
teq pds ssb 81 M 6 Sal Vss me hSfS
EXCHANGE. 912 D st. NV. RE.
PROTECTOR, Bell g. Howell. 8 NM.
new, $120. ST.. 1915. -15
RADIO communications receiver. Ma
tional NC,ls3; 100 hours use, SIPS.
RADIO PHoNo., Motorola, walnut
RADIO-PHoNo. comb, Philco. table
model; excel. cond.. S55. GE. 1888.
RADIo-PHoNo. COME, 500; coffee
G tsSsS ~ 10 5 S2Sp M ESt b5 IT'S
A' '0'' 15
RECORDS, learn Spanish: set of
i lansuags wo ree s0I5 like new. half
RPP TCles Mo. lS4s wire recorder mr6
like new; sold for Sl49.5o; special
PEERLESS PAWNBsRoKERs E&-
CHANGE. 912 D st. NV. RE. 6199.
5000 operating condition, $40. 81.
RfFkIcERAToR, s GU. #; ,westlng-
REFRiGERAToR, coldspot' Sou. 1T;
g gooodd 90, q condition. sos. Call JE,
REFRiGERAToR, westinghouse. 8
Gu. it.; in good cond. NO. 1860:
REFRIGERATION, Norge in use. good
condition; S45. AK. l1O6.
REFRIGERATOR. Norge: GU. it..
good as new: $50, BOX 5e-J, Star.
REFRIGERATOR, 1947 model, Cros-
ley shelvador, good condition; sl3?,
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, GA, Al
condition; reasonably priced. Table
top gas range. good condition; very
reasonable. ia. ss01 or Elk. 34S9.
REFRIGERATOR. Universal. GU. IT.,
in good running condition. Can be
seen at 5l5 Falkland pl. Sc, Apt, !.
Price only S45. DU. 1885 after
& pm lie
REFRIGERATOR. II months old, ex-
cellent condition. MA. 312o, Ext,
R ia9i Ai f95 w5t CO. it. coldspot,
VI. old. Call WI. 5000. Ia
RETRO, GE; 6 mos. old: peri. con-
dition. Call UN. 1861. Ia
REFRIGERATOR - Bargains. Late
models. S25 up; also rent refrigera-
tors. SIS month. ALLIsoNS: 2eo9
14th st. NV. Open until s pm.
Adams 1894. 15'
REFRiGERAToRs, used, large selec-
ton sizes and prices; time payments.
FREDERICK'S 39o5 14th st. NV.
REHFRiGERAToRs. Up to 4os disc.
on all floor models; last years models
until 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LII $4,000.
PERPETRATORS, recond.. refinished.
fully guar; late models: terms, 103
Park I'd. NV. GE. S242. Open Sun.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - s-foot
showcase refrigerator, iced draft
beer machine stainless steel with =
new coils, in excellent condition.
Cash register. exhaust fan, kitchen
equipment and other misc. items.
Can be seen l101 Eye st. NV. before
pm. Call ST 9629 bet am
and pm. Call 10. 3-ss97 after
4 pm III
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-Furnitur brio a-brac,
china, glassware. rugs, silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Gail MURRAY tStarbecker), ia
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SMITHS

AND STGE. CO.
Furniture-See our new store at $50
18th st, Sc. Many bargains, COM
plete furnishings for home. Ii.
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BEDROOM. dining room, contents of
home: cash. We do moving storage
ia. 2937; after 7 pm, GE. 14I6.
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72I 9th
St NV. NE. 1895.
BOOKS bought. all kinds, any guam
tity. and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa.
ave. NV. ST 1898.
CHINESE TABLE RUNNER - En-
broidered on blue or black satin
DESK AND CHAIR, child's roll-top,
large size; childs cabinet-style
phonograph. 10. 3-S3Sq.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST RuRK. Rl4 13th st n NJ
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ROOFING TIN

Just purchased, new lot of corrugated
tin and @ paneling Will sell very
reasonable. GENERAL WRECKING
CO. Brentwood I'd. and W st. ne.
Nj. GIT is
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE HOUSE OF-G
43S Wis Ave NJ W MO Oobn
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PRIVATE; 723 Sth st. n.e.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, bath, 1st A.; $50. incl
utils; cow. stores, transp. Elk. $500;
eyes,, Ia. $500. -l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tlty. Call Louis Segal. CHI. 1898;
ewes. EN- 6765.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - s-foot
showcase refrigerator, iced draft
beer machine stainless steel with =
new coils, in excellent condition.
Cash register, exhaust fan, kitchen
equipment and other misc items.
Can be seen 1101 Eye st NV before
pm. Call ST. 9629 bet. am.
and 4 pm. Call 10. 3-SS97 after
n m 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

Transfer & Storage Co.
At our Arlington store, 26ui Wilson
Rltrd
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The John Kilpen Hotel
231O Ashmead Place NV

Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan: excel
lent meals, home atmosphere: 24-hr
SSTitch5oard and elevator service
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'COLORED, DOWNTOWN

All End st. Sc" rm. apt. with
pvt. bath. beautifully FUN. In apt.
bldg. Suitable couple); SIS mo. incl
utL. and Janitor service. See jani-
tor basement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-14

PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH 303a
Pianos. Will Pay Cash
PAUL GOLIBART, AID. 1928.
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Storm Windows, Aluminium

DUUI III WIIIUUWS, AIUIIIIIIUIII
Self storing-all sections removable
from inside; for all types windows;
! or 1000. May We est? Phone
WI. 6Os6, CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO.. 1919 Bethesda ave. Beth. Md.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
Hospital Aide To
Complete Work

Roberto ID. Hernandez, assist
ant laboratory technician at II. r.
Magruder Memorial Hospital, will
leave April Is to begin his new
duties at Grace Hospital in Cleve-
land.
A graduate Of Gradwohl Col
lege of Medical Technicians in St.
Louis, Hernandez came here in
November, l94S, and served his
internship under Laboratory
Technician George Garst.
Recently the World War ii
veteran and native of San Juan,
Puerto Rico, successfully passed
the national examination and is
row a registered technician. Last
fall he returned to Puerto Rico
and was married to his childhood
sweetheart. The young couple
lives in East Third Street.
Hospital Superintendent Rach-
el Garlick reports that another
graduate of Gradwohl College, n
native of Minnesota, will come
here late in May to begin his in.
ternship under Mr.. Garst.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
cod WORKER IS
KILLED IN AUTO
CRASH FRIDAY
Capt. Harold Sperber and Sgt.
Howard Behlmer Change
Plans and Miss Accident

James Fischer, 81, Fremont,
an Erie Ordnance Depot en-
ployee, was fatally injured and
two other Air Force reservists
were badly hurt in a three-vehicle
accident near Elyria late Friday
night.
Seriously hurt in the crash was
Captain Norman bud" Kaufman,
50, Fremont, and Frank Nagyval-
hy, "a, Oberlin, driver of the sec
ond car. Harold Eckelberry, 27,
Clyde, driver of the car in which
Kaufman and Fischer were rid
ing, was less seriously hurt.
A business rush at Quisno's
Confectionery possibly saved CO.
owner Harold Sperber and Sgt.
Howard Behlmer, Rocky Ridge,
from serious injury.
John P. Stacey, Toledo, driver
of a tractor-trailer outfit, was ar.
rested on a charge of failure to
yield the right of way.
Stacy has been bound over to
the grand jury under 81 500 bond
on a charge of second-degree man.
slaughter.
Captain Sperber and Sgt. Behl-
mer, co-workers with Fischer at
E. O. D., had planned to drive to
Fremont and ride with Eckelberry
to Cleveland Airport.
With the Ottawa County Music
Festival bringing many visitors
to the city, Sperber changed his
plans at the last minute and work
ed at his store until the closing
hour. Behlmer and Sperber left
here at 11:30, at almost the exact
time of the fatal accident to their
fellow reservist.
Surviving Jim Fischer are the
widow, Margie; infant son, Rob-
ert, and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fischer, Fremont. Funer-
al services were held in that city
Tuesday afternoon with the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars conducting
military rites.
Kaufman is in Grille Veterans
Hospital being treated for a COM
pound leg fracture, broken ribs
and possible internal injuries.
Nagyvalhy is in Elyria Hospital
in serious condition, where Eek
CHERRY is undergoing treatment
for cuts, bruises and shock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
Rotarians Learn
Pollution Costs

"Clean Waters" a movie de-
picting the damages created by
pollution in rivers, lakes and
oceans, was shown at the Rotary
Club meeting in st. John Lutheran
church Tuesday noon.
The narrator disclosed that pol
luton costs the nation $100,000,-
600 annually and that 1880 new
sewage disposal plants, and $500
enlarged plants are needed to
remedy the situation.
d. V. Mcdaniel, owner of the
Clover Farm Store, was pinned as
a new member by President John
Anderson. James Pressler, man
ager of Erie Gardens, was ap-
pointed as member of the Grip
pied Children's Committee.
John Ruddock thanked the club
in behalf of fellow seniors, Bill
Riddle, John LukaS Jack Rex and
Harold {: Rarden, for being club
guests during the past month,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
OLIO STARS ARE
NAMED FOR SHOW
Dorothy Thomas and Mrs. Gill
Are Among Newcomers
In Minstrel

With the last half of the Mer-
chants Association annual min
strel show taking shape, Port
Clinton will be given a treat with
not only some of the troupers of
the past two years back but new
faces added in the olio.
This years show will be a bene-
fit for the Youth Center and other
worthwhile causes.
A majority of the minstrel
chorus will furnish the fraternity
background in the set being de-
signed by Mrs. Priscilla Rhiel.
Specialties include vocal solos,
duets, instrumentalists, and dances
such as the Charleston and Var
sity Drag.
Among those who will be fea-
tured in the olio are Mrs. Wilbur
Gill, newcomer to this city with
rich vocal background, Doro-
thy Thomas, winner of the Horace
Heidi area contest, Mrs. John
Lorentzen, Miss Janice Scott, Miss
Janice Gates, Durward Clark.
Mrs. Alvin Long, Mrs. Lee Dav-
is, Miss Kathryn Kocsis, Mrs. Ed
ward Reifschneider, Mrs. Gladys
Lockwood, Roy Linger, Don
Rhodes and James Lavender.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
BANDSMEN WILL
COMPETE SAT. IN
N, C. 0. CONTEST
Over 80 P. C. HI. S. Instru-
mentalists Prepare For
Competition In ElyIia

Over 80 P. C. H. S. instrument
al music students will be in Elyria,
Saturday to compete in the North
Central Ohio Music Education As
sociation's Solo and Ensemble
contest.
Director David Stanton is hop
ing that his students will win su-
perior ratings, thus qualifying
them for competition in the state
contest, scheduled for April % in
Columbus.
Competing in solo contests will
be Gail Boss, flute; Albert Wood
man, saxaphone; Santo Cipiti,
drums; Joyce Kirk, French Horn;
Marjorie Guth, trombone; Alice
Kirk, trombone, and Jo Ann
Swimmer, saxaphone.
Others making the trip will in
clude: the clarinet trio, Dewey
Kinsey, Warren Antrim, Clar-
ence Eliyas; the flute quartet, Gail
Boss, John Braun, Sally Petersen
and Kathleen Armbruster.
French Horn quartet, Shirley
Quintell, Joyce Kirk, Shirley
Klein, James Ruddock. Trumpet
trio, Catherine Roose, Carolyn
Brindley, Philip Dusini.
Drum Ensemble, Santo Cipiti,
Dave Petersen, Edwin Campbell,
Henry Loehden and Richard
Branum. Trumpet trio, Philip
Dusini, Bob Lindemanh and Carl
Disher. Brass sextet, Catherine
Roose, Carolyn Brindley, Shirley
Quintell, Jan Fadely, Marjorie
Guth and Franklin Dubbert.
Accompanies will be Karis
Stahl, Sharon Streeter and Ruth
Ewersen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
Name Chaplains
For Lakeside Year

LAKESIDE = Chaplains for
Lakeside's 77th annual season
have been announced by Dr. II.
w. Courtney, general manager of
the Lakeside Association, as fol-
lows:
DIR. Robert d. Hershey, pastor
of the Lutheran Church of the
Holy Communion, Philadelphia,
July 2 to 8; DIR. 0. V. Anderson,
pastor of Grace Lutheran Church;
La Grange, H., July 10 to 16;
Bishop Arthur j. Moore of the
Atlanta Area of the Methodist
Church, July 16 to 81; Bishop
Donald H. Tippett of the San
Francisco Area of the Methodist
Church, July % TO %; DR.. Gas
ton Foote, pastor of First Meth
odist Church, Dayton, July 20 to
Aug. a; DR.. Eugene l.. Smith, exc
cutive secretary of the Methodist
Division of Foreign Missions,
Aug. 6 to IL; Dr. Roy L. Smith,
of Chicago, publishing agent of
the Methodist Church, Aug. 13 to
18; and DR.. Benson Perkins, for
merly president of the Methodist
Conference of London, England,
Aug. 20 to 25.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
JACK DARLING
is PRO N 0 TED
Local Insurance Agent Named
AS Staff Manager In
Sandusky

John C. "Jack" Darling, 1877
Lincoln Drive, who has been as
sociated with The Prudential In
surance Company's local office
for the past II years, has been
named an assistant head of the
company's district office in San
dusky.
According to Leroy ]. Metzler,
head Of the Sandusky headquar-
ters, Mr.. Darling will assume his
new duties Monday with the title
Of staff manager.
Darling is we'll known here, be-
ing a native of Elmore and a resi-
dent and Prudential representative
in this city since 1888. He plans
to move to Sandusky with his
family in the near future.
Louis H. Hetrick, who super
vised PrudentiaPs Port Clinton
branch, stated that Mr.. Darling's
promotion came as a climax of
an enviable record Of high accom-
plishments in the insurance pro-
fession.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
Shop Boys Plan
Dearborn Tour

Members of the Port Clinton
High School Industrial Arts Club
and faculty members Don Kin
naman and Don Beatty will make
a tour of the Ford Motor Com
pany's plant, the Edison Institute
and the Greenfield Village in
Dearborn, Michigan, next Tues
day, April a.
Merle Ahrens, Robert Brown
and Richard Allen are officers of
the club which consists of 40
members of the Industrial Arts
department. The club meets
every Monday night in the shop
where tours are planned, broken
furniture is repaired and refnish-
ed for townspeople interested in
such projects.
Club members want to remind
townspeople that they would like
more furniture brought in for re-
pair and refnishing, and would
like to add that your old license
plates can be put to good use in
the foundry, where they are re-
melted and cast into useful pro-
jects.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-31
SEWER IS AMPLE.
FOR HOMES IN
WITT ADDITION
Council To Purchase "a New
Benches For City Park;
Street Roller Discussed

Harrison Streets sanitary sew
er is sufficient to accommodate
the proposed new homes planned
in the Witt Addition, Harold
Stroud of the Toledo engineering
firm of Finkbeiner, Petit and
Stroud, told city councilmen on
Tuesday night.
Stroud added that storm water
sewers would have to be construc-
ted by hackers of the proposed
addition. Frank Putnam, local
contractor who has made plans for
the development, was present at
the meeting.
Mayor Carl Becker and Coun-
Gilman Harold Nielsen stated
they had been in Cleveland re-
Gently to inspect used roller,
needed for proposed street inn
provements.
After discussing the matter,
councilmen decided to advertise
for bids before purchasing the
roller for the street department.
Council also approved request
from Carl Ruddock, Street Com
missioner, for a new motor in one
of the departments trucks.
There will be at least "a new
park benches available for tour
lists and local residents in Lake
view and Watelworks parks this
summer.
Contract was awarded to How
ard Schmardebeck Of the Port
Clinton Builders and Supply Com
pany for construction of 20 eight
foot benches of 2x6 wood at a
cost of $19.57, and also for four
16-foot backless benches to be
used at the ball park in Water
works Park.
A sample bench was at the front
door of the City Hall Tuesday
night when councilmen reached
the hall. Schmardebeck's bid was
the lower of the two bids receiv-
ed.