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RMs. FURk.-MD. 3 VA. tcont. }

ARL.-Attrac. single rm., next Il
bath; bus at door; conv. to down.
town and Pentagon; single girl
breakfast privileges and tele. TIE
ROOM In beautifully furn. moderr
home. Exclusive section. auto
washer. all,elec; kit, privils. FoI
House. Sis week. Mclean. Va. Elm
wood 395S or OW. $3.50. 80
TAKoMA PARK. 10 Grant ave-; :
front bedrms.; II blk. transp. anc
stores. 81. $3.50 all day. 81
2 GIRLS share new home with on
lady: 10 min. to Pentagon. Cal
Sun. eve. after 6 pm. FA. 1886.
ARL.-Single rm., refined gentlemen
quiet surroundings; conV. to bus
SO weekly. OK. 0303.
SETTLED. EMPL. LADY, non-smoke,
and drinker: all home and break
fast PRIVILEGES. or will board; cholc,
neighborhood; cony. to all D. c
buses. Phone King S-6354.
ARLINGToN-Slnx or double rm
in house with 2 ladies. all privileges
of the home; conv. transp.: $50
aia6 CAMERON MILLS RD.-Roon
in suburban home for refined peo
pie; single or double; SIS single
AL. 5S0J.
LARGE, attractive rm for l or.
girls. next TO bath: breakfast priv
ileges; near Clarendon. ia. 2-0S96
HYATTSVILLE-At rm.. mex
to bath; lady only; conven. trans,
unlim. phone; $50 mo. WA. 1858
RIM. WITH KITCHEN PRIVILEGES
pvt. bath; close to transp.. Nava
Hospital. Walter Reed Annex ant
Naval Ordinance. LO. 5-34lS. 81
-S8IO 37th PL.-Sleeping rm.. next tt
bath, private home; gentleman only
SIS mo. WA. 1911.
ARL., nrby.. desirable rm. for gentle
man; closets. next TO bath. semi
pvt. entr.; conv. transp. CHI. 42Sl
ARL.-Comfortabl furnished single
room. convenient restaurants; un'
limited phone. GIL. 0759,
ARLINGTON. VA.-Lge., attr. rm.
with privacy, in beau. house, nearl!
pvt. bath; conyen. by bus to down
town or Pentagon; $35 for l person
$40 for 2. 1926 N. Military I'd
CH. 1924.
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RMS. APrs. TO SHARE tcont.

YOUNG LADY wanted to share apt.
with another; reasonable price; refs.
pref. Call AT. 1887.
CATHOLIC LADY to share apt. vic.
Conn. ave. and K St; $35 per mo.
Box BLOC. Star.
BEST NV. II Lady entirely alone,
with attractive lge. apt, offers home
under so; pref unemployed; An
integral part in the home; no mon
etary profit inyolved sole, object
congenial, friendly but wholly non
ppeessseSSiyHe companionship' Box
GIRL -: To " SHARE attractive down
town apt. with one other. HU.
11oi ioYoi iFAIRiM,oNT fRi, nj ST. N.w.-oentile
girl. 2l-30, share large, -5-room
furn. apt. with 3 others; S35 mo.
s-BEDRM. 3 APT. to share with . neat
girls under 20; reas.; excel. transp.;
ATTR 5ffii !-hESRM. "a; SIss. apr-rwin beds;
! or 2 young ladies share with one
NEAR CAPIToi@Lady will share 2
bedrm; apt. with another, about So.
Call Sunday after l. RE. FlSS.
II. NlSs-buSlHeSS woman
l3o-4o> to share attrac. corner apt;
3 lee. rms, apt. bldg; ample closet
space, completely furn.. Magnavox,
TV.;- with college woman UN. 1868.
CONN. AND BELMONT RD.-1 or .
sndfbsT sr1f to a share 4rm M spt n1o. with
HARVARD. bet. 14th and 18th. cozy
lst-fi. arm. apt; kit, Iaun.. TV
sh; ] or 9 empl ladies. DE. s37S
YOUNG MAN DESIRES to share new
SS.bedroom apt. with young man;
ees' Apt gSu ns's sa1 sm to o446 PM nth sun st,
GIRL WILL SHARE modern apt.
C%it with ,r TVl with l other; $40 month
OFF CONN. AvE,-Girl to share apt.
CoLoRED-INTELLIGENT, congenial
ggirl to share 2-rm. NV. apt. TU.
YoUNG MAN to share efficiency apt
Conn. and Porter SITS. Call EN-.
aao9 after 10 am. Sun. or 7 pm.
VICINITY 18th and Columbia I'd
NV gentlemen or couple; unfurn,
studio rm. and furn. bedrm; use OF
Kitchen in 5-rm. ant; S35 ca. per
mo: HO. 2o42 or ia. 6228.
REFINED GIRL to share beautifully
iurn; apt; references EXCHANGED;
n
1873 after ] pm Sunday.
GIRL TO SHARE apt; with another
SD month; Phone HO. 9o61.
OLORED-EMPLOYE COUPLE tc
share apt: all privileges; NV. sec.
tion. Call DE. a235. 81
WILL SHARE nicely furnished ..
bedrm. apt, darlington, Arlington
Va, with congenial girl or middle
aged lady: no other roomers. Tele-
phone TIE. 2SO4 ewes, SATURDAYS
and Sundays; RE. 4142. Ext. 2I54,
GIRL, over %, to share 1-bedroom
appds ap6,; t%in beds. new furniture. DI.
YOUNG JEWISH STUDENT wishes
10 share his fully furn. arm. apt.
with ! other; rent. S25 mo. Call
CO, 5714 after s pm. weekdays.
OK z GIRLS to share 2-bedrm. apt.
near. Census Bureau, Suitland, Nd =:
maximum. $50. 10. $3.50.
l2sl M ST. N:W.-Apt. to share;
cheap; men; all conveniences (TV
setl. AID. 1902
WILL SHARE e-bedrm. apt. newly
iurn: modern, TV. with young lady,
3o-4O.; S. s.; refs. SH. 24l4,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

RIM. AND BOARD wanted for elderly
man in clean, quiet D. c. home:
RTef. retired retire couple. sos mo. Phone
s61I 18th ST. N.w.-pelicious meals
employed refined woman; no board
LOVING CHILD CARE given to chill
dren in clean PVT. home; good meals;
Just over D. c. line. 10. 9-ss69.
1855 WYOMING AVE. Nw.-Wash-
lngton's most attrac. furn. guest
home; excel: meals; 2 dble. rms !;
ayaiI, aIsn NOV: VI l; one with pvt. bath;
reas::, perm. tenant; TV and social
GET THE FINEST food and accom-
modstions; mo65tt n priesd Sd eight. ola!61
room; share twin bedroom. with
porch; young man; strictly Kosher
meals. ia. 1866. SO
RIM. FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE. or
dren: board and day S'' care " for chiI- eliI
dren. CO. 1885. al
1IO1 18th ST. N.w.-Large double
newly furnished; also single; Sc
WENDELL eA1il TERRACEmIarse, ixleaao0aaqi COM
Portable, warm rms. sgl.; dbl. triple;
Per mo. up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV,
ROOM AND BOARD in one of Wash
ington's finest guest houses; accom-
modations avail. for men or women:
sgle:, dble. and triple rms. now
avail. 1854 Mass. ave. NV. DU.
6s3i 9th ST. N.w.-1ovely twin1bed
room; home privileges. GE. 4124
ROOM AND BOARD in an attractive
private home. HU. 1863.
NICE RM. with board in Jewish
family. GE. 9240. 20
wANTED-Two elderly ladies. room
and board: Best care given. Fol
further information write Box 661
New Market, Virginia. 29'
u BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 18th
st. Beautiful rm. with bath. on 1st
f.. suit. 2 or 3; also other vacan-
cies for young men and women
GssS Coed home-coOked food. s12.5o sdp per
1855 10th ST. N.w.-sinele. double
triple rms; run. water. phones in
rms: showers; excellent board 30'
1912 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Vacancy
for a man; excel. meals, congenial
group. $47: HU. 1890;
1745 LANIER PL. N.W.-Jewish
home: gentleman; large room, adj
2 baths; excel. food; reas.; best trans
LARGE, SUNNY ROOM, twin beds
express bus at door: pvt. home;
reas.; gentlemen. or 2, ia. 1910
sa6 1Sth ST. N.w.-Attractivs single
room for TounR lady. 81
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED

LGE. UNFURN. RMS, newly deco
rated; PVT; bath; util. included EX.
ROoMsNHalf Of home. first fioor;
3 rms, share bath with owner, elec.
stove. pvt. entr., partly furn. or
nnfurn; $50 mo. HY. 0279, Station
Road at Lanham. Md. 30
COLORED-I425 N. CAR. AVE. NE.
2 large unfurn. rooms for l or 2
empl. persons; all privils; conv.
transp. Ii. 1882. 20
COLORED--LARGE FRONT RM., suit.
for l or 2 girls; So wk. 141 Adams
st; nv: DE 1896. 30
COLORED-UNFURNI and fur
ntshed room for settled lady, COL
ored. Call TR. 1909
COLORED-REFINED EMPL. CPLE.
Ii. 4-3SS2.
COLoRED -LGE.. CLEAN. unfur-
nished room with privileges. 35 v
st: ne; AID. 2457. '
COLORED - NICE UNFURNISHED
room for rent; use Of Kitchen; SAG
a month. MI. 515S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (con..

3s1s 18th ST. N.E.--Twin-bed room
to share with young man; 2 closets,
fine food; S45. MI. 1890,
FREE BOARD to person renting room
IN return for some baby sitting.
KE. 3-49S1.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. . closets; on
bus line, in Jewish home; meals
MANSION CLUB. $50 J" Mass. ass, ave. ave.
n.w.-Plenty of wholesome food.
comfortable, beds, light airy room,
congenial, homelike 81
5211 End ST. N.W.-Master bedroom
for . refined gentlemen; pvt. bath,
after I2:3o; GE. 1858.
ELDERLY Southern gentleman de-
slres room and bath on lst floor
with meal day, Congenial sur
roundingS in Kensinston Area, or
NV. Washington preferred. Please
state monthly rate in reply. Box
corner residence, short blk. Column
bia. rd. car stop, 2 attr dbles, sele.
main H.; bus. lady; excel. meals.
o$50.s55; HI. 1871. A'D Se''.'
home; excel: meals; conv. suitiand
and d other Govt agen. VI. 1926. .
srnwEk rms nyf SPkiNG entS r ssle; and dble.
conv. to bath. 81, Ss39 39e"'' oe'''
CHANGE TO WARM, sunny rm.,
single. double. incl. del meals,
rs weekly; conv. TU 3749.
CIV yICINITY-Young Govt man or
student to share lge. .dble. front
lent meals; S44 ST. 1867. A
500, 49,, SLAUGHTER'S
1877 18th st. n.w.-For ] girl to
snare dble., l to share triple: .
meals z days per wk large liv. rm..
social activities. HO. 6767. I'll
EXCELLENT FOOD"
1910 MASS. AVE. N.W-soc. privi,
Men or women share redec., clean
rms. $50 mo. up; SIS wk. BEST
eats" Sgle.. dble. triple rooms
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE, DE, 1856.
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INTERPRETATION

VAi 6iL1C" "1lCAL oO
COLORED-1 LARGE RIM, private
Kit. and private bath. No children.
$40 mo. Inquire 1929 East Capitol,
FIR. 5119 or VI 42lO. 20
COLORED-2 RMS, kit. and bath:
for quiet. empl. couple; in Christian
home. Ii. 3-246O. %
COLORED-60 T ST. NW.-First A.
apt. l lge. rm.. kit. and pvt. bath;
Sll per mo-. which includes all
utilS. First see apt. key in End fl.
apt, then call KAY REALTY CO.,
INC. RA. 2200. on Monday morning
COLORED-2 SMALL APIS. and l
lee. bSmt. apt: will accept children.
MI. S6S5 or LA. 6-6SS2 -29
COLORED-S13 E ST. SIR -rm
apt. with kit. S40.11; l bedrm..
liv. rm.. kit. and bath. S6O.l1.
See Mr.. Crawford on premises Sun.
LEGUM d. GERBER REALTY CO..
CoLoRED-sos JACKSON ST. NE.
ATTRACTIVE rms, 2nd floor;
couple or girls; LA. 6-5023.,
COLORED-ONE-R APT. with pvt.
kit. and bath, $55 mo. 635 Morton
pl. ne. Ii. 4-2062.
COLoRED-GIRL TO SHARE APT.
with single girl. Call AID. 1894.
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222 FARRAGUT ST. NV
In beautiful Hampshire Gardens
apartment project at New Hamp-
convenient to Walter Reed Hospital;
2 rooms. kitchen, dining room and
bath; apartment in first-class con
dition and nicely furnished; adults
only; rent S125 per mo. See jani-
tor at 1912 New Hampshire avenue
NV. or call Mr.. Greenlee at H. G.
SMITHY COMPANY, ST. 1900. 81 i
18th st NV ga
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WESLEY HALL.

spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re.
dec. bldg Running water in ever,
rm- Large closets: dances and fre,
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer
selected menu; S4S to $3.50. I42t
list st, NV Hi 1894
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1920 CONN. AVE

Apt. No. S-Liv. rm, bedrm., kit.
and bath; S95 per mo. Open Sun
day 25 pm. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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PRIVATE RATH

PRIVATE Bath
Ideal for 2 girls: newly decorated
fine neighborhood. close to transp
$50 mo-: twin beds. innersprings
stove. refgr. 1850 Newton st. NV
1856 F ST. Sc.
2-rm. apt, facing park; frigidaire;
congenial folks in bldg. SAM ROS-
EY, AID. 27OO
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

242O 10th ST.-THE DIPLOMAT
S-story modern apt bldg, Apt. 402-
1-rm., kit, dinette, bath, lge. dress
ing. closet overlooking Meridian
Park; S126 per mo-. including
ARf dressns closs. Bath s sia5 5n per ns
Including all utils,;. apis, beauti--
service; emo. lease. Inspection, l.
&. See Mrs. Opperman. MI. 1885.
IL c St; ne; opposite Senate ofice,
e1oset Aps Sboonesm bs,h nics5n kit 1oa dressing
story elev. apt. bldg Rent $50 80 mo.
includes all utilities. 6-mos. lease.
Inspection. 1-5 See janitor. HER
BERT HARVEY. INC, 912 18th NV.
RE. 1866.
ONE 4-RM. APT, ONE 1-RM. APT.
room with pvt. bath, / room with
desirable location; Alexandria; re-
fned family home. OV. 53O3.
1890 K ST. NV.
Loyely soen bashei9r al.st;r apt consisting Of one
furnished. S62.50 per mo. FLOYD
~ DAVIS PAWS CO.. 1929 K st. NV.
Ma: 0352. 81
1898 ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
Beautiful efficiency apt. with COM
bination liv: rm.-bedrm and kitchen.
dlnette. bath. Completely furnished,
S75 per mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
l629 K st. NV, ma. 0352. 81
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt. tub ana
/ or 2: full hotel service: no time
lim1 500 Goth st NV. MA 5426
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Meridian Hill Studio

De luxe, 3 bedrms., den, . baths.
coop apt, spacious studio liv. rm.
with glass brick bar and real fire.
place, full din. rm., all elec. kitchen;
parking facilities: completely furn.
] or more yr. lease, S270 per mo-,
ceiling rental. Call DI. 5000. 9 to
5 pm
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115 5th ST. Sc, $50.
Four rnoms, bath: nicely furnished.
HsAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO. 80
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
1701 18th ST. NV.
Weekly and monthly rentals; and
= bedrooms, and living n ON. Fill
hotel SerYice Call Dill lQn0
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CENTRAL BETHESDA,

80
BEAUTIFUL FURN. APT, liv- rm
bedrm.. reception hall, bath and
shower, lge.. kit, back porch, use OF
yd; open N fireplaces; all utils. incl
elo7 10th ST. N:w:-unusually attr
S125 Shown $40 to g pm. -2a
OVERLOOKING Potomac River. IL
min. from downtown Washington;
splendid ,transp: fac; z bedrms.
kit. and very iyse. M iiv. rm.; Ist T., A.
front and rear pvt: entrances; al
utils. furn.; no children. Wo. 1857
ARMY-NAvY OFF. Desirable 1-bed.
s99m sS5 WI Win rm sell din fr1 uppf5 p copn 477i ave
17is B I'ai ST. NE rooms; kit, an.
bath; completely furnished; EN-
ployed couple; convenient transpor
tation; reasonable.
EFFICIENCY front rm., 1921 Rhode
Island NV: also front rm;; every
BOILING FIELD AREA-Bedrm., lily
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath; l mo- o.
long terms. 10. 2-659S. 80
114O BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-For
adults; immaculate clean: entire Enc
fl, master Ibedrm., twin beds,
oslo. UCuIul., NV. I'LL, uLlCILc ALI
kit, pvt, bath; utils. furn.; $3.50
$50 18th ST. N.E.-one-rm., kit.
bath. compl. furn. and all utils.;
conv. transp. 80
3201 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. 1-rm. apt,
with pvt. bath. Also lge 2-rm. apt,
with pvt. bath, for couple or 2.
sos MINI. AVE. s.E.-Two-bedroom
apt. nicely furnished. private bath,
newly decorated: large lawn; suitable
for 4 girls. LU. 4-7514. 29'
115 9Th ST. Sc, $50.
FOur rams hath. piceiv furpiehad
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath: American plan: exceI.
lent meals: home atmosphere: 24-hr
Switchboard and elevator service
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D. C.-3 rms. pvt.
a.. pvt. home: man
; Mon, WO. 1902.
m. FURN. APT, 92S
ne. conv. to transp.
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TAX, PK.--Three-rm apt. for cple
good neighborhood; mr. bus: no chill
dren; $40 no., utils. incl. SH. 21SS.
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New Jersey ave.
j., $40 mo-: ap-
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Mr.. SEARS ROEBUCK, 18th and H
n;e.-l room, kit, bath; nicely furn.,
$50 mo. DIXIE REALTY Co, Ma
vic. DUPONT CIR large room
kit. bath, utils.. linens, at reduced
after 10 am, DU. 9595. al
ENTIRE End FL. Colonial home, near
Gneverly-s en- erl nS,an bnedrms;, 2 baths. large
quiet neighborhood; oil heat. picture
windows, magnificent view; adults
ooEly:; 500, with utilities. WA.
CHEVY CHASE. Md rooms and
path, all utilities; couple preferred
800 % mo. Possession Nov. 18th.
CALL All YIhl sGS: rn1-capitol Hill ant
cony; transp.; utilities furn. Miss
WHITE. FIR. 2157. GMon. after 4
MT. PLEAsANT-Entire 3rd floor:
liv; rm;;, bedrm., kit, bath, utils. !;
pvt; entrance; employed couple. no
s,RooM GARDEN APT, newly furn;
pS teephone fhm91anfe fscs Rys bath pvt nr Kit
COTTAGE. FURNiSHEDVBed living
rm., pvt. open firepl. For informa- :
ton call cH; 0454. after 1870. 20
atils GadFm DE. sl' is5s. Bsr'h' semiDvt ss ssth'
w. HYATTSVILLE-Bed-livi living rm..
pvt. bath. pvt. entrance. No chill
3-RM. FURN. APT.-Pvt. bath, for
working couple; no children or
pets. Phone WA. 1854. 80
BEDROOM. liv, rm.. dinette, kit,
bath; nicely furn.: in apt. house;
cony. to shopping and transp. 10.
CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS bedrms.; r.
rm: apt; China, linens. silver furn.
S160 mo. AID. 31S6 or GE. 1877.
I2 ROOMS-1st floor; middle aged
lazy n1s or. or couple; unfurn. if desired.
4sI5 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-4.gm.
apt, fully furn., util. incl; transp.
" block; pvt. home; $50 mo. -3
27Ol BRENTWOOD RID. N.E.-Empl.
cpl or 2 gentlemen; attrac. knotty
pine bsmt. studio apt; pvt. kit. and
bath; attached gar; pvt. entr.; S65.
BEDRMs., liv. rm.. kit. dinette,
bath; utiis. incl; ne. section. Call
15s4 17th ST. N.w;-one & bedrm..
liv. rm., kit. and bath. 20
214 9Th ST. S.E.-Clean Groom apt,
h.-w.h., modern kit; cow location; !;
working cple. only; no children or
pets, non-drinkers; SIS wk. 30
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55l7 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-3 rms.
kit. and bath. use of bsmt.. front
and back yards; all utils; conv
stores and transp.; adults. GE.
7O52. 30
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:. Clarendon; h. X.
d 3 rms; first floor;
to $50 mo. CHI. 1868.
1I0 C ST 81
long MAnISn,

1905 MADISON ST. N.W.-Furn.
3-rm. apt for matured empl. cple.,
good tranSp. GE. 1906.
1870 1Ith ST. N.W.-Nicely furn,
2.rm., KIT, bath. foyer apt; Frigid-
aainree; switchboard, elev.; S75. MI.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03
CHRIS Johnson

Christ Johnson, 65, a native of
Port Clinton, was found dead in
his room in Fremont, Monday af-
ternoon, by his son, Robert, with
whom johnson made his home.
DR.. F. A. Visconti, Sandusky
county coroner, said death was
due to natural causes.
Johnson had lived in Fremont
for the last 45 years and was an
employee of the Herbrand-B -Bing-
ham Corp. He had been in failing
health for the past 10 years. Born
in Port Clinton, April 18, 1885
he was a son of Andrew and
Christina Jensen Johnson. His
wife, the former Gertrude Wurzel
died in 1918. "
Surviving are the son, Robert
Fremont; brother, Edward John
son, Los Angeles; sister, Mrs
/ Earl Shelley, Plymouth, anc
three grandchildren. Funeral serv,
ices were held Thursday forenoon
in the Weller-W Wonderly Funera
Home in Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03
LIFE--
at Its Best
By RAY BEALS

My good friend "Bill' Stidger
never ceased to amaze me by the
amount of work that he was able
to get done. When he passed away
last August he left behind him no
less than forty-three published
books. These, along with news
paper column which appeared
three times weekly, he hammered
out in the "spare" moments of
very busy professional life. He
served as pastor of several large
churches, later as a teacher in one
of our great universities, and dur
ing most of that time he appeared
from one to three times weekly on
network radio shows. Appropri-
ately enough, his newspaper col
umn and one of his books were
titled Getting the Most Out of
Life"
OF course he was often asked by
his friends, "How on earth do
you ever get so much writing
done ?"
Bill would always answer: 81
just DO it! Folks are always
saying to me, You know, I intend
to write some day myself usu-
ally know that folks who say that
will never write. They just think
they are going to. If they were
really serious about it, they would
be doing something about it now.
The old spiritual says Everybody
talkin' bout Heaven amt goin'
there And Everybody talkin'
bout writin' amt writin.' The
man who is going to write just
takes his pencil in his hand or his
typewriter on his lap and begins
to hammer"
DR.. Stidger once shared with me
a poem which he found in his mo-
theirs scrapbook, and l want to
pass it along to you, though
don't know the author:
at isn't the job we intended to do
Or the labor we've just begun
That puts us right on the ledger
sheet;
It's the work we have really
DONE!
"Our credit is built on the things
we DO;
Our debt on the things we shirk
The man who totals the bigges
plus
Is the man who completes hi:
work.
Good intentions do not pay bills
1t is easy enough to plan.
To wish is the play of an Office
boy;
To DO is the job of man."
Typing Paper-125 sheet pack
| age for 25c. News Office. Sit
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03
DEATHS
MRS. LENA WIDEMAN

Services were held Tuesday af-
ternoon from the Gerner & Wolf
funeral home for Mrs. Lena Wide
man, wife of Harry A. Wideman,
who died Saturday in Magruder
hospital. The Christian Science
service was read by George l..
Beare, of Sandusky, and burial
was in Lakeview cemetery.
Mrs. Wideman was known
through her musical activities,
having taught piano and harp fo1
a number of years, and was affili-
ated with the Wideman orchestra
Surviving besides the husband
are a daughter, Mrs. Grace Aikens
at home; sisters, Mrs. Florence
Rounds, Port Clinton; Mrs. Edith
Bacon, Springfield; Mrs. Albert
Kruse, Perrysburg; brothers
James Gamble, of Toledo; Richard
Gamble, of Seattle, Wash; Harry
Gamble, of Detroit, and George
Gamble in Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03

held in Wisconsin. Nut growers
are little known fraternity that
do a lot of work.
George Yaeger, of Yaeger Hard
ware at Elmore, was in about ar
ranging their DeLaval mixer dis
play for the mixer clinic.
Faye Kardatzke came in to talk
over possible All projects for the
coming year. Let's hope lots of
Alters are looking forward to
summer projects.
Mrs. c. M. Schaaf hopes to get
bright print for her slip cover
that she'll be making soon.
There's to be a meeting at her
home February 8.
Best of luck to Mrs. Kenneth
Vogt, newlyinstalled Bay Town
ship Farm Women's Club presi-
dent.
Lacarne Grange had a very
healthy discussion on economies
for 1850 last week. They felt
better farm management was
about the best answer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03

Andrew Paulsen brings forth an
interesting bit of information that
depicts the slow financial paraly-
sis being suffered by farmers.
Andrew says that in January,
1949, it took 27 bushels of apples
to pay his half tax. In January,
1850, for taxes on the same acre
age and buildings it required 247
bushels of apples.
Marvin Rohloff is making fine
progress on a self-propelled al
falfa harvester being built at
Williston.
No more fertilizer is being pro-
duced at Woodville Lime Products
as of last Friday due to the potash
strike. Production is expected to
start again around February Is.
Our congratulations to L. J
Schiller, general manager of Hay
ward, Inc, who has been elected
president of the American Deny
orators Association.
Sylvester Shessler was in about
planting holly. While talking with
him we learned that he wor
the English walnut competition
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03
MRS. MARTHA GRIESSER

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
tina Griesser, widow of Daniel
Griesser, and well-known Marble
head resident, who died Saturday
in st. Vincent's hospital, Toledo,
where she had been a patient since
January 1, We're held Tuesday
morning from St. Joseph's church,
the Rev. A. j. Shaefer officiating.
Burial was made in the church
cemetery under the direction of
Gerner & Wolf.
A lifelong resident of Marble
head, she was owner of the d. j.
Griesser Coal and Trucking COM
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03
CARSTEN N. PETERSON

The body of Carsten N
Peterson, who died Saturday in
a Cambridge, Ohio, hospital, was
brought here to the ]. A. Nei-
decker funeral home where serv-
ices were held Monday afternoon,
the Rev. Lawrence Miller officiat.
ing. Burial was in Riverview
A native of Port Clinton, he
was born August 81, 1875, and
was IA years, four months and q
days of age at the time of his
death.
He is survived by his wife
Emma Peterson, Port Clinton; g
daughter, Mrs. Glenn Osgard, OF
Rocky River; a sister, Mrs. Ida
Hineline; and brothers, Charles
and Otto Peterson, all of Port
Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03
Scouts Complete
Tests For Awards

Gary Howarth and David Mill
or completed their tests toward
second class awards Tuesday eve
ming when Boy Scout Troop 3O8
members met with Scoutmaster
Don Sanders in the Youth Center.
John Reinheimer also passed
his first aid and map tests and
is working toward his second
badge. There are openings for
more youths i'm this troop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-03

pany and had been organist and
choir director for st. Joseph's
Catholic church for over 35 years.
She was also member of the
Catholic Ladies of Columbia.
She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Alice Mae and Charlotte
Griesser, both at home; sons, Win
slow, of New York; Paul, of Lake
wood, and Daniel Griesser, of
Marblehead; sisters, Mrs. J. M.
Knoerle, of Lakewood, and Mrs.
George B. Ward, Of Marblehead;
and three grandchildren.