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ROOMS EURNIsHEr-s.E.-s.w.

NICE FRONT RM. for lady; tonv. to
car and bus. so wk. At T01 14th
st. Sc. TR. 66S6. 3s
517 E. CAPITOL ST.-Front sgle. rm.
newly decor; 2 baths on floor; ST
LARGE AZ; E FRONT fl5S1l ! ROOM, twin be- beds.
next to bath; for couple: home
privileges. AK. 1864. 1852 S st. Sc
3
247 11th ST. s.E.-Large, cheerful
front bedrm.. next to semipvt. bath;
plenty of hot water and heat; gent.
only. TR. 3731. 3
Mr.. BOILING FIELD-Double rm.;
gentlemen preferred or empl. cple.
On bqSline; , 70; 2.2526.
BILE; warm; next to baths; coffee
privileges: Frigidaire. Call AT. 1853
or EN-. 933S. l"
EAST CAPITOL STREET
Near United States Capitol, very
nice lge: rooms, Sgle. So per wk.
dble. $40 per wk. Ii. 3-0I29; ewes.
and Sun, Ii. 3-27S1.
CoLoRED-ROOM for rent; all privi-
leges; will accept child. Call Ii
coIoRED-a5O5 B ST. Sc, Apt.
203--Room; settled man: home
privileges. Ak. 1918. 80
COLCRED-EMPL. CPLE. or persons
AT. sos, Front room. $3.50; sin
CoLoRED-NEwLY furn. sgle. rm
for empl. person; Sc. section; privil
Ii. 3-I5S5. i
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FURNITURE--Will buy entire con-
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
90 years, HOPWoSoDs sth and Z
FURN.-Entire household contents.
old glassware, silver. misc. china:
highest prices. s. E. FURN. EXCH..
210 7th St. AT 05S5 Moving done.
tea1b Sor aGsGH old gold s
cash. h. 4, KAHN. INC IS year, ear,
GAS RANGES, gas refgr., furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO
NEWspAPER ih &. RON. nom Hs Metal fs1a batteries
Waste PAPER CO. iii Keniiwortn
PIANOS; IA s:. hiGhsss cash prices pa,e
sGrandas Cali Sphs.s Ms nAf8 s6nsGlfs sf oa5o 80
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH 3039
SILVER, ANTIQUE or ordinary, any
condition. THE SILVER SHOP. 1881
Wisconsin ave. NV. NO. 1897
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
WASH : "A nj Rag sa6 = BAG Co, Els st.
SCRAP ikoN, NJ SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags. highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone us. ACE
lynx c. 1880 Georgia ave. NV
AM INTERESTED in buyine silver
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

. CONNECTING ROOMS and bath
for Office or living quarters; women
only. RE. 1870 between 9 and
pm, 1925 NJ st. NV. -
COI.ORED-NEAR 18th AND CO.
LUMBIA RD.-Sgle. rm. for empl.
elderly lady; must have ref; SIS
Der mo- RE llS3 II
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WESLEY HAIL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to $3.50. 1925
21st st. NV, ,HU. 1924.
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COUNTRY BoARD

HAVE VACANCY for 2 girls in pvt
country home; nice room; home
cooked food; reasonable. Call MRS
GREEN, Gaithersburg 33O-J-1. "A
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se7 upeg Aiso new 'ot-ge SoIoPEp sH9 taniS, satb,
conn compare. ACE Va WREcKiNo IN i 4 B BLDG 6t-i
MATERIAL co; 4002 MINI. ave.
POOL TABLE. 3x6 it.. folding; with
all equipment; S35, OR. 1850 s.
PORCELAIN, whole or part Of Copen-
some Copenhagen Royal and B. and
G flgurines. No dealers. AT. 1921.
PORTABLE OIL STOVE, sells S12 .95,
price s5.75. legal. oil tank with
Dum1 odsi $2 "a Warm San aG6 morning IN steyf ss:
Quick heat circulating oil stove
cap. 2 or 3 rooms. sells $50 .95,
price $40; Vienna 26-J-1l.
aE table mode ekdellent eondtion
SIS: MR. BLACKSTONE. Wo.
RADIO o-PHoNOGRAPH, Zenith. table
model, with auto; record changer;
SO; n;; Cal u; 2eS4l4 after g.; ;aoo - :
AM-FM. "a tubes. webster 3-speed
changer, GE pickup recently in
stalled; excel. cond. Finest in music
reproductlon;- Cost approx. $1,000
RrSoRSER ias6ifS R4aS fw,RH5 81 a4es Webster port
able Model So perfect Condition,
REFRIGERATOR, recond.. refinished,
fully guar. Late models Terms. .703
Park I'd. NV. GE. s242. Open Sun.
REFRIGERATOR SIT; brand.,new,
priced at Sg39: so. Close-out price
for sire. 1922. 14th st, NV. HU.
REFRiorRSTof 4fSs Rpfr til ser9e, EN- gas. m small;
in perfect running condition; S35,
or best offer UN. 9205.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge. sh-eubic,
it,; self-defrosting and frozen food
9par'?sn sa96 $s5s SSn'''Sa yam Ness hs st: new
RRFRiGERAToR, iHsss RaH coldspot. Gu. i it.,
fine shape; Westinghouse range:
s4ss sgPSs j. ss eli f.
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley, 1949 g.
Gu. It.; must sell. LA. 6-s099. i
R6TRIGERAT3RS; Is1E ait5 S,.,6n new and md used
DISTRICT ELECTRIC, wo. 1909
REFRIGERATOR and gas range
SO Detroit kef5Ret0! sto7e 5e s0sf So ''ef ok
REFRiGERAToRs for sale. also fol
BaTd rent paE az s. 7aoo montR 1oWDs caI RAbIc MT
a. ELECTRIC CO. =
REFRIGERATORS used. large selec.
tion sizes and prices: time payments
FREDERICK'S. 1905 14th st. NV.
KEfRieERAroRs, REF ger sa5 up; recondi.
toned; easy terms. Also rent re,
frigerators SIS monthly. Open until
s pm. ALLISON, 2209 14th st. NV
Observation-Disclosures, 7 GU
ft., 1915: excellent condition. $10t
or best offer. XII. 8-6245. Il
REFRIGERATORS. rebuilt. guaran.
teed, S24 and up. Free delivery
4231 9th st. NV. ia. 1890. Il
REFRIGERATORS. Up to 40% disc
on all floor models; last years models
-slaShed. Easy terms. Open ewes
until 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU 4-70O0
REFRIGERATORS
Guaranteed lowest prices on most
famous brands. Open evenings.
American Service Center
585 N Glebe Rd., Arl, oW. 1922
REFGR., 9-cu.-ft. Frigidaire, S65
RIFLES sN AND nS siafoTGUNs, new ano
used used for sale; n1Sl MI p s5sde ,9asYs er by
n st. NV. MI. $3.50.
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WASHERS

Hotpoint, Whirlpool and Bendix
models for immed. delivery. Open
evenings. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER, 5s5 Glebe rd.. Arlington,
Va. koW. 7722.
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ANS.. 700 ~ oI. INV. Nj. S4UU.
TIRE RECAPPING
~ Guaranteed $4,000 Miles
6O0-16 5000 650-I8 $500
7eo-15 500 500 sao-15 aS15 so SO
SAFETY TIRE CO.
1037 33rd NV. (Below M. NO. 5472'
TRAINs-Lionel set mounted; acces.
s9rles' s45 xs talking igo, station like new
TRAINS, Lionel; 4xs platform. .
engines, 7 cars, Transformer ana
other accessories. Call SH. 4577
TREsTLEs For TREE or train plat.
nices and bookcases custom built
Call FALLS FIXTURES, FA S602
TRUCK TIRES. 4. s.e5xeo, 10 ply
Goodrich, new; HY. O613. .
skh&htHhH s$2sS HNITE j. rYps%KhrERg E s%sf sgee5s eo
rYPEW p afsh WRirEks, Il Il 81 Some special bar.
gains in new portables and standards
Tor Christmas giving; guaranteed
terms: Our 40th year. AMERICAN
St. $50 to $50 incl. Sat. Lf Ii
3-0O82. Easy parking.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes, S25 up
Guaranteed. New portables. CAP.
IToL TYPEWRITER, s26 10th st
VACUUM CLEANER, 1 year Old
Hoover upright, with attachments
S25. Call WI. 4162 or ia. 1865
VACUUM CLEANER. 8 months SO Old
Call WI. 4162 or IA. 1866. -3
VACUUM CLEANER SALE-Better ge
one OF these quick. No more a
these prices when they are sold
Brand new Royal tank, 500 so. Uni
versal: all attachments, like new
was S99.50, now $50. Hotpoint
S9.95. Hand cleaner. $3.50. Opel
Ell cFldaK 9o1f' evening; sS1s Lee h hwy.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Hooyer, Eu
reka, Singer. etc; $3.50 up. Re
pairs. 2149 Pa. ave. NV. Ma
VENETIAN BLINDS. 35-in. and 49,
in wide; reas. DOETSCH MACHIN
cry. sos G st. NV. Il
VIOLIN. small size, fine tone, il
good -csogn9dition. bow and case. $40
WASHER, Maytag, alum. tub, gooe
cond., rsed moderately. E. 3-5106
WASHER. Kenmore; peri. cond.; uses
8 mo-; $50, 1907 Center Hin st,
WASHER giisb1fI rs.d Launderall @ L.. automatic
cash: Warfleld 1875. 81
WASHER, Universal: wringer type
practically new; $50. UN. 9l47
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22O5 CLAIMING N.E.-SS0
4-room, bath apt. inclosed porch.
lovely yard. Key at 2203 Charming,
SAM RQSEY, AID. 2700 1
1876 F S.E.-$10
Groom apartment, refgr., utilities,
SAM ROSEY. AID. 2700 Il
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
2-bedrm. garden type apt; utils ins
cluded; S120. Immediate occu.
pancy. 10. 2-9776, 10. 2-44s5
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
shower. .S4. so to $3.50 per day for
Completely furnished apt. tub and
] or 2: full hotel service; no time
limit. 900 Goth st. NV. MA. 1926.
GALVESTON APIS. FURNISHED
Nichols ave. and Galveston pl, near
Naval Air Station and NRL, Boiling
Field. conv. transp., shopping Liv.
rm., bedrm., kitchen, dinette, bath;
500 mo-, includ. util Apply res.
mgr, 20 Galveston pl, 10. 3-4os6,
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MIScL. FOR SALE tcont.l
OFFICE FURNITURE

Contents of entire bldg, Carnegie
Foundation; also surplus top Govt,
agencies: 175 desks, $40 chairs, $50
filing cab'ts (S2 so up), tables, desk
lamps, trays baskets. coStumerS.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 511-513
New Jersey ave. NV. tdrive-inl.-1
OIL BURNER. oil burning type fur
mace. complete with case. Oil
burner. controls and tank. $500.
Phone AP. 0S36. -3
OIL TANKS, upright or fiat. Ready
for immed. delivery. BLOCKS, INC,
3056 M st. NV, NO. 1908
1910 BALTIC. Ave, WA. 550l
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tcontinued on NeSs PasO
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SLEEPING RMS. s. up: sgle. and
dble. 1402 14th st. NV.
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PIANOS
PIIIMRING

New close-coupled toilets and tanks,
room ontfit S n csll HSiTp Hs for nrice os1ri and
compare. ACE WRECKING & BLDG
MATERIAL CO. 4002 MINI. ave.
n LII d.0sAn
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COLUMBIA RD. Mr.. f6th-Spacious,
beautifully furn.; BeautyreSt mat
tress; gentleman $50. CO. $500
Ext i09 =
LARGE, BRIGHT RM.. laundry and
phone privileges. 1926 9TH st. NV.
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1915 e. CAPITOL ST rms. refer; {;
facing Lincoln Park; for empl.
MASS. AVE. NE, 900 bedrms.,
liv. .rm.. kit, pvt. bath: utils.; or 4
adults: 500. OR. 27a4. II
ONE. TWO OR THREE room fur.
nished apartment, 500 Eye st. NV.
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brand-new 1851 models
u tremendous discounts
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YMCA; clean: for young men; So
wk. EX. 1899. 81
1892 2Ist ST. NV, Ho. 1429-Suite
of rms, pvt bath. suitable for l
gentleman only j
14IS NJ ST.-Sele. and dble, running
water; walking distance downtown.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Russ Budd To Be In
Toledo Heidi Show

Russ Budd, Port Clinton's lat
est gift to the entertainment
world, will be one of the featur-
ed stars Sunday when Horace
Heidi presents his new 81 hour
show, including the CHS coast
forecast broadcast in the Toledo
Sports Arena.
The show will begin at 6:45
and will end with the broadcast,
which will go on the air at $3.50.
Several Toledo candidates will ap-
pear with others on the show,
perhaps on the broadcast.
Budd won the contest held last
year at Grand Rapids, Michigan,
and has since been permanent
member Of the troupe. His dane
ing feet have carried him over
half Of the United States since
he joined the show.
Miss Dorothy Thomas, Port
Clinton vocalist who won the
Heidi contest in Sandusky last
week, is eligible to compete for
further honors on the national
broadcast.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Matthews Girls
Pace Bowlerettes

Janice Patchett and Fritz Kreut-
ger are the pacesetters in the p.
C. Women's Bowling League this
week, with Janice's 1919 topping the
single game totals and Mrs. Kreut-
zer's 519 being best series score.
Fritz had 191, best in her three
games.
Harriet Schmitt, of Portage
Blocks, hit 515, including a 1910
top. Muretta Hanck, of p. C.
Fish, finished with 513, and also
had 100. Wilma Jacobsen, of
Maytags, totaled sol, including
games Of 174 and 173.
Other single game leaders
were Carol Petersen, 1888; Betty
Puffenberger, 178; Gretchen Nc
Kay, 171-17S; Betty Gillum, IT'S;
Creda Cory, 1873; Lorna Stevens
170-183; Dorothy Kerr, 1T; Bette
Lettich, 1856; and Nora Westphal,
1874.
Matthews Cruisers are leading
the league with 81 wins and ID
defeats. p. C. Fish is second with
49-17, while Kelly Dunns are close
behind with 48-18.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Eberly Opens New
Accounting Firm

Dale r. Eberly, a native of this
city, and Eugene Gadney, Troy,
are forming the firm of Gadney
and Eberly, certified accountants,
with offices at 51a S. Plum Street
in Troy. The young men are TAX
ing over the Oldest established
public accounting practice in
Troy, that of Thomas Dixon, Sr.
Son of Mrs. Arthur Riedmaier,
Port Clinton, Dale was graduated
from Port Clinton High School
in 1888. A veteran of three years
service with the u. S. Navy dur
ing the war, he is also a gradu-
ate of Ohio State University.
Eberly has been operating his
own accounting practice in Day
ton, and is a member Of the Ma
tional Assn. of Cost Accountants,
He lives in nearby Englewood with
his wife and two sons. Gadney
and Eberly will do general ac-
counting work, including certi-
fed audits, accounting systems
and tax service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Redskins Feared
In Area Tourney

Pert Clinton's Redskins and
Sandusky's Blue Streaks are be-
ing installed as co-favorites for
the annual district basketball
tournament to be played in San
dusky March 1, 2 and a.
Sandusky sports writers have
labeled Port Clinton as the team
to beat, despite the fact that the
Redskins looked terrible last De-
cember 1S when Sandusky defeat
ed them 4S to 20. The Blue
Streaks now realize that Port
Clinton was definitely "off" that
night while Sandusky was hotter
than a fire cracker.
Willard and Norwalk may give
plenty of trouble during the tour
nament but the former squad
shouldn't be too tough for a good
defensive squad. Norwalk has a
smooth working but not spectacu-
lar quintet which could come
through.
Tiffin Columbian, Fremont Ross,
Bellevue and Tiffin Calvert will
also compete in the Sandusky
event. The winner of the tourney
goes to Toledo along with victors
from the five other district events
for the sub-regional tournament
later in March.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Riflenen Lose
To Tiffin Team

Port Clinton's Rifle Club lost
its second match of the season
Tuesday evening when Tffin
marksmen were victorious, 14l3
to 1894. The win enabled Tiffin
TO take first place in the north
ern division of the Northwest
Ohio Rifle League with seven wins
and one loss. Port Clinton is sec
ond with a 6-2 record.
q. Fraley was top scorer with
2S7 y 800. Amos Fall led the To-
Gals with 2S2. Dick Coffman fired
$50, Harold Cooley and John Ora
vec had PTS and Merriam Budd,
276.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
cleveland BROWNS WIN over
UNIFORMS IN JAD BROTHERS CARD

Some sraz-ma-taz" basketball
was displayed Tuesday night when
the Jad Brothers brought the
Cleveland Browns here to meet
the Nu-Form Batteries in the high
school auditorium. When the
smoke had cleared, the Browns
had de-charged the Batteries and
the Clevelanders were victorious
Sc to 3S.
Officials Ray Coleman and
Howard Jones were in good hu-
NOR and took lenient attitude
toward the whole thing. AS a
result the fast game was not
slowed down by numerous foul
calling.
Coach w. C. Eubanks brought
eight players here to represent
the Browns, and while most of
them gave evidence of their foot
ball weight, Bill O'Connor, Dante
Lavelli and Tom James are Gag
ers of such ability any coach
would like to have them on his
team.
Late in arriving for the game,
the Browns were also tardy in
scoring. Joe Macko opened the
scoring with free throw and
Bill Mack followed with a goal
to give the Nu-Forms their only
lead of the game. Ara Parseg-
HANS two goals helped the
Browns to a IL to 7 lead at the
end of the initial 10-minute quar-
ter.
Bob Stevens and Bill Mack scor-
ed the only goals for the locals
in the second period while the
visitors were netting Is points,
Cliff Lewis, Tom James, Bill
O'Connor, Mac Speedie, Parseg-
hian and Horace Gillom contribu-
ting.
Although they led 30 to IL at
the intermission, Coach Eubanks
didn't permit his Browns to rest
but made them practice during
the Commute break.
With Joe Macko clicking for
seven points, the uniforms kept
pace during the third quarter, and
they outscored the Clevelanders,
Is to 10, in the last stanza. It
was the second defeat for the To-
cal team this season.
In the preliminary game, the
Oak Harbor Boosters defeated
Madison Recreations, 49 to 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Students Take
Scholarship Test

Eighteen P. C. H. S. seniors
participated in the annual schol-
arship tests this week, sponsored
by the Ohio Department of Edu-
cation.
Included were Warren Antrim,
Elizabeth Ayers, John Braun,
Marcia Edwards, Alice Fachman,
Marjorie Guth, Dewey Kinsey,
Mary Jo Knepper, Kathryn Koc-
sis, Norma Libben, Robert Owen,
Dorothy Radloff, Julia Rofkar,
Catherine Roose, John Ruddock,
10 Ann Swimmer, Beverly Won
Eitzen and Joseph Weis.
In order to participate, sem
ior must have scholastic aver
age in the upper 40 per cent of
the class. Scholarships are grant
ed by state universities to stud
ents ranking highest in state re-
suits.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
World Series To Be
Seen At DTC Meet

Initial showing Of the 1949
World Series games is planned for
next Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary Is, at the regular meeting of
the Lakeside Downtown Coaches
in Biro Auditorium, Marblehead.
DR.. J. r. Merrick will serve rs
program chairman and l.. X.
Merckens, president, will preside.
Reports of important committees
will be heard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Bruised When
Struck By Car

Mrs. M. B. Grover, East Perry
Street, suffered painful head and
body bruises Friday afternoon
when she was struck by a car
being driven by Robert Rickner,
Route 2, at the corner of Second
and Jefferson streets.
Mrs. Grover stated she was near
the curb when struck by the car,
which was rounding the corner.
Mr.. Rickner did not see the pc
destrian until too late to avoid
the accident. He stopped his car
and took Mrs. Grover to Magru-
der Hospital where she was treat
ed, and later reported the acci-
dent to the police.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Ditch Hearing
Date Is Changed

A hearing on damages and as
sessments for the proposed i'm
provement of the Vogel ditch in
Salem Township, which had been
set for Monday, was adjourned
by the county commissioners un-
til next Monday, Feb. 13, when
they will view the proposed pro-
ject at II o'clock, regarding the
claims for damages.
Final hearing on damages will
be held that afternoon at two
o'clock. The New York Central
Railroad Company lists damages
at $4,000 and the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad Company lists
damages of $4,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Johnson Places
In Divito Tourney

Walter "Red" Johnson, owner
of the local Lighthouse Drive-In
and nationally known bowler, roll
ed into seventh place in the ma
tional $4,000 Dom Divito classic
at Chicago Friday night when he
hit 1868 in his eight game as
sault.
Harry Lips, of Chicago, is hold
ing first place in the race for the
$4,000 first prize with 1,72l,
Johnson was the winner of the
1947 Dom Divito classic and was
among the top money winners last
year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10

See where bank in Denver Is
quitting in left-handed checkboOks.
They figure their southpaw depos-
itOrs deserve just as much consid-
Grafton as the right handlers.
Time was when it was believed
that left-handed people had no
right to exist at all. If a youngster
showed signs of using his left
hand, his parents We're supposed to
break him of the habit-to force
him to use his right.
But today most doctors will tell
you that changing a child's natu-
raj left-handed tendency usually
causes more harm than good.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Elnore Becomes
League Champions

With Dale Muenzer scoring IA
points, Elmore's Bulldogs defeated
Fremont st, Joseph Tuesday night
to win the Sandusky Bay Confer
ence championship title.
st. Joseph failed to live up its
billing as Elmore had little trou-
bic in winning, sc to Is. Defen-
sive work was stressed by Elmore
as the Bulldogs held Fremont to
only five goals and eight free
throws.
1t was the 18th win in is games
for Elmore and its sixth straight
in the league.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Women Bowlers
Place At Tiffin

Two members Of the Kelly Dunn
bowlerette team placed in the
money at the Inter-City Women's
Tournament in Tiffin over the
weekend.
jeanne Bredehoft had 581 in the
singles and then teamed with
Johanne Wight to hit 1923 in the
doubles. Carol Petersen bowled
$50 actual pins during the team
bowling with a 22l singles, but
the team did not place among the
winners.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Police Arrest
Four Motorists

Four motorists We're arrested
by police on driving charges this
week and face appearances before
Mayor Carl Becker. Frank
Dracka, Port Clinton, was arrest
ed Saturday by Patrolman DON
aid Everett on a drunken driving
charge, and Alfred Burmester, of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-10
Autos Damaged
In Weekend Fires

Two automobiles We're slightly
damaged in fires Saturday night
but both fires were "silent"
alarms. Patrolman Donald Ever
EFT noticed the car of Donald Par
son, South Bend, Indiana, was
afre in East Perry Street, as he
was making his usual tour of the
city.
Later Saturday night, fremen
We're called to 725 State Street
where a car owned by J. Olvann
was slightly damaged. The Par
son car was towed to a garage
for wiring repairs.
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