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DEATH
ROBERT II. SMITH

Robert H. Smith. ss. died this
morning at the Monroe General
Hospital after an extended illness.
Mr.. Smith resided al Rear-513
William Street. Funeral services
viii be conducted at $50 D. m.
Wednesday from the Fleming
ST. Methodist Church.
Rev. w. ]. Ashworth and Rev.
Carl A. Marich viii officiate at
the services. The body viii be
placed in the church at $50 p. N.
Burial viii be ia the Family Plot.
City Cemetery
Mr.. Smith is survived by his
wife. Isabel Snaith: enc daughter.
Mrs. William ii. Gibson, Jr., Key
West: one son, George Biliberry.
Miami: two sisters. Mrs. Leona
Pinder, Miami, and Mrs. Nora
Russell, Key West; and numerous
slieces and nephexs.
pritcharc Funeral Hume Is IN
charge of the funeral arrange
fnents.
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Today la History

1856 Bloody Monday in Lou
isviiie, Ks. p die and scores hurt
in street fighting ever election.
i86l-ArHay pay Of privates
raised from sll 10 SIS q month.
ls26--Birth III talking movies:
Warner Bros. Don Juan, in New
York. with John Barrymore the
star.
I930--Jsidge Joseph r. Crater of
New York last seen still unsoiv-
ed.
ls43 American take Jsp-held
Mnnda. in Pacific and Troiana IN
Sicily
DISCRIMINATION invasion forces
fan cut into France.
ig45-World awestruek as atom
bomb Is dropped On Hiroshima.
Japan.
1877 Bill signed. by President
freezing social security payroll
taxes at ls
1850 Marines and infantry
launch hssvy attack IN
Korea
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The
| WEATHERMAN
Says


Key West and Vicinity: Con-
tinned hot and slltry and mostly
partly cloudy with scattered
thunderShowers today through
Tuesday Light to moderate var
liable winds. freshening hear
showers.
Florida: Continued hot and sui
try through Tuesday. Fair except
for few scattered afternoon
thundershowers.
jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico.
Gentle to moderate northeast
winds over extreme north por-
ton today, Otherwise light to
moderate variable winds mostly
southeast TO southwest winds
through Tuesday. Partly cloudy
weather.
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Boat Owners Are
Urged To Attend

John Thompson. 1907 Petronia
street, today urged all owners Of
boats who use Garrison Blight. to
be present al tonight's city corn-
mission meeting.
Matters relative 10 the closing
of Petronia street win be dis
cussed.
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S0Lsgal Notices
fCsntfnuedt

Blvd. for a distance of 1899
feet. more or less. TO the Point
of Beginning of the baS bot
tom land hereinafter described,
from said point Of Beginning
run North 24' East for q dis
lance of see feet 10 point
thence at right angles and
northwesterfy for a distance Of
75o feet TO a point. thence at
right angles and southwesteriy
for distance Of 900 feet &c a
point; thence AT right angles
and southsaSferlS for dis
tance of $50 feet 70 point;
thence at right angles and
southw westerly for distance
of zee feet. more or less, 10 a
point on the northeriy rtEht-of-
way line of Roosevelt Elvds
thence eaSteriy along the north
erly right of Jay line Of R0, e.
Welt Blvd for distance of 80
feet, more or less back 10 the
point OF beginning. Containing
lib acres. more or less.
The Purchaser is required to nal
the advertising cost and doeEn eut
airy stamps.
The sale. If and when made. shall
be subject TO the Trustees reserv
ing unto themselves 1856 Of m
minerals and metals ami
so e of the petroleum thereon o
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve tn
right to reject the sale
BIZ ORDER OF the Trustees Q
Internal Improvement Fund Of m
State of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Governs
Attest.
r. C. ELLIOT, See.
Trustees I. I. Fund
jul. s-zS-as-se aug. s, 10
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24-Business Opportunities 34-Househeld Items
AID BOOK
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commission fun or part time.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
Storage : Moving
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
Phone 48S
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so-Legal Notices
= asianassee. Florida
July 3rd, 1851

" 1asfanassee. Florida
July 3rd, 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE L. herAhy given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improves
mesit Fund OF the Stare of Florida,
pursuant to Lazy. VIII offer for
Bale. forvsobj~ctions only. in Taila-
AM. August 18th. 1851. the land in
MONROE COUNTY. described as
follows:
. A tract of submerged land in
Section %, Township 81 South,
Range rs East, off-shore from
the northweEterly shDreline of
stock island fn Monroe County.
Florida. more particularly de-
serihed as follows: Commence
al the intersection OF the CEN
. ter tines OF z. s Highway No.
and -oid Country Club Road:
thence snorthyesterly along the
center line OF said '.Old Coun-
try Club Road" for distance
OF lace feet. thence North co.
West; 2a0 feet: thence nj right
angles TO the last named course
North 80 East. 100 feet 10 the
point OF beginning OF the prop
erty hereinafter described:
from Shtu point OF DeEtHuiHks
thence at right angles to the
last named course North 90
West, i54S feet, thence North
76' East. 500 feet; thence South
"a East 1000 feet; thence
South go West. $50 feet. more
or less. hack TO the Point Of
Beginning. Containing 1905
acres. more or less.
The Purchaser is required to pay
the advertising cost and documents
airy stamps.
The Sale. If and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv.
ing unto themselves 1856 Of tn,
phosphate. minerals and metals ans
SEES OF the petroleum thereon o.
hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve tn,
right 10 reject the sale.
BY ORDER of the Trustees o;
the Internal Improvement Fund d
the state OF Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
Goyernol
Aftest; =
r. c. ELLIOT. Sec.
Trustees ]. ], Fund
jul. sfsa23- 80. aug. G. 1851
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Tallahassee. Florida
duly 18th. 1851
ksrIsFe.E

~ - July nth. 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE ID hereby given that tn,
Trustees OF 1he Internal Improve
Pursuant to Law. viii offer foi
sale. Tor objections only. in Italia,
hassees Florida. at 1850 o'ciocl
AN. August 2ist, 1851, the ianS
In MONROE COUNTY. described a
follows:
a parcel of bay bottom land In
the Hay OF Florida al Key Wa
Ca, Monroe County, Florida
aorth OF and adjacent to Gov
Tbwnship s66 south. Range 81
East. and mere particularly de-
Scribed as follows: Commence
ing ar the Intersection Of the
west line OF Govt. Lot 2. Sec
lion 10. Township Sc South,
Range So East. and the norther-
~ right-ofr way line Of Old
State Highway No. "A. run
HprtheAsteriy along said north
state Highway. No. "A for a
/ distance. of 6@I.Ti feet to a
point, thence with a DETECTED
Is angle &c. the left of IA 20 and
north for a distance of s5s feet.
more or less, to point on the
slorsiine af the Bag of Florida,
said paint also to be known as
the point of beginning of the
bay bottom land hereinafter
sieserilaed: from said point OF be-
ginning continue north for q
distance OF SEQ feet, more or
I; less, TO point; thence at right
ANGLES and east foS distance
OF 402.s6 feet 10 a point. thence
at right angles and south fer
distance Of $50 feet, more or
less, 10 q point on the shore
line. thence mea ntier the shore
line In a westerly direction for
a distance Of $50 feet, more or
less. hack to the point OF be-
ginning. containing 2.s acres.
more or less.
The Purchaser Is required TO pa.
the advertising cost and document
AIRY stamps.
The Sais, II and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv
ing unfn themselves 75[ Of tn
phosphate. minerals and metals ani
besS OF the petroleum thereon D
thereunder
THE TRUSTEES OF /. /. FUN
reserve the right TO reject the sale
BT ORDER or the Trustees o
the Internal Improvement Fund O
the State of Florida
FULLER WARREN.
Goserno
r. {. ELLIOT. Sec.
Trustees ], i. Fund
lu12a-3e;augs- iS-2g.iss
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Precipitation

Relative HUMILITY At 500 AN.
To%
BaroY,r aser tSea Leveil 500 AN.
30.I2 ins.-i020.D mbs.
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Report

Key West, Fla, Aug. 6, 1851
Observations taken at City Office,
500 AN. EST
Temperatures
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Il
sale, for objections only. in TaIla'
hassea. Florida, AZ 1900 O'clock
AN August eth. 1851. the land IA
MONROE COUNTY, described al
follows;
A parcel of hay bottom land Ia
the Bay OF Florida at Key
Faca, Monroe CountN Florida.
north of and adjacent 10 Lots
Adams" Subdivision located tn
Section 10. Township IS south,
Range SO East, and more par
ticuiariy described as follows
Commencing at the Intersection
of the east line of Section 10,
Township Sc South. Range %
East, and The northerly right
of-way line Of Old state High
way No IA, run sauthwesterls
along the northeTiy right-of~
way line Of Old State Highway
No. "A for q distance OF as5s-sA
feet to a point; thence with
DETECTED angle 10 the right at !.
los degrees and 40 minutes and
north for a distance of $50
feet, more. or less, TO the north
west corner OF Lot | of said
Thompson Adams Subdivision,
said corner also To be known
as the point OF beginning 1T fhe
hay bottom land hereinafter
described; from said point 81
beginning continue north Tor a
distance OF aee feet, more or
less, thence at right angles and
easferly fer a distance Of 4e5.H9
feet to q point; thence at right
angles and south for a distance
of 2I0 feet, more or less, 70 the
shoreiine; thence meancer the
ahoreline in a northwestern
southeasteriy and Southwestern
IL direction for a distance OF
500 feet, more or less. back TO
the point of beginning, Contain
ing 1.57 acres. more or less.
The Purchaser is required TO pas
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The sale. if and when made, shall
be subject TO the Trustees reEeFx.
ing unto themselves TIE of ths
phosphate, minerals and metals ant
5ose of the petroleum thereon 81
Hereunder.
THE TRUSTEES or INTERN Al
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve tbs
right 10 reject the. sale.
By ORDER of the Trustees oi
internal Improvement Fund OF Tbs
FULLER WARREN
Goyerno,
Attest:
IT. G. ELLIOT, SeEs
Trustees !. 1. Fund
jul. ais-9a Sc. avg. q. 1881
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The National Geographic Soci-
ETY. says the New England stur.
geon catch FELL from $4,000 &c
5000 pounds between 1919 and
1884
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THE PET SHOP. 6i4 Caroline st.
Monkeys. Parrots. Lovehirds
Finches. Canaries. Parrakeets
Conure. cockatieas. Macaw. Trru-
pals. Bugle bird. Genuine regis
tered German Shep pups.
julysl-6t
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tallahassee, Florida
July ard. 1851
NOTICE

Tallahassee, Florida
July ard. 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
rneht Ettnt Of the State OF Florida.
Pursuant TO Law, will offer for
sale, for objections only. in Taila-
haxsee, Florida, AT nt.ae O'Clock
AN. August 9TH, 1851. the land In
MONROE cQENTy. described rs
follows.
A parcel Of bay bottom land IN
the Northeast end of the island
or Hes West. Florida, and more
particularly described as foi-
lows: Commencing at the inter
section OF the northerly right
way line OF z. 8, Highway
No. ! and the Easferiy right.
af-way line Of Roosevelt BLVD
run Sorthwesferiy along the
sRsteriy and HUrtheasterly
rlghf-ef- line of Roosevelt
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s-Male Help Wanted
fConrtnnedD

KITCHEN HELP wanted. ABBY
IN person. Ponces' Bar B Que,
70l Simonton. augs a.
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There is a weak easterly wave
ii the extreme eastern Caribbean
area this morning Otherwise con-
ditions are stable in the tropics
except for scattered showers.
There are no signs of a tropical
disturbance.
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sFemale Help Wanted

WANTED at once. experienced
mattresses and cook, Apply 2I0
DuVaL aug. At
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SOUTHERN BELL. TELEPHONE

SOUTHERN BELL. TELEPHONE
has openings for student opera
tors. No experience necessary
Good jobs with many promotion
opportunities for girls who are
high school graduates. Ages Is
through Is. Regular pay increases.
Interesting work. Apply Mrs.
Peters, Employment Office, $50
Southland, Monday through Fri
day. july5-tf
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MAID WANTED. Working hours
100 TO 40. Phone IS.
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Help Wanted
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS

APPLICATIONS are being &C
cepted from boys VINO deSiTe
newspaper route. Ages: 10 to 10 10,
Future vacancies on routes VIA
be filled from this new list. See
Mr. Glib. 1912 ana. Citizen BUS
iness Office. PLEASE-No Phone
calls.
MAN with some mechanical GA .
perience to work at our Osea
Car lot. Navarro, Inc. Apply 81
Southland address. aas-'
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Icontinuedy'

81 TRAILER with new ls' porch.
Reasonable. Joe Gaines, Over
seas Trailer Court, Stock Island,
aug2-4tx
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Tallahassee. TslHrI az
July 3rd. 1851
NOTICE

NOTICE lis hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
nenf Fund of the State Of Florida.
Pursuant 10 Law. will offer for
sale, for objections only, in TaIia~
hassea. Florida, at 7l;he o'clock
AN August 9TH. 1851, the jsnd in
MONROE COUNTY. described as
follows;
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Tornorrow's Almanac
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lS-Pubnc Notices.
20-Musical instruments

SMALL Spinet piano. Ideal for
small home. Can be seen, Navy
Trailer Park Trailer -.
sug43tX
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
ERIE GARDENS
H 0 N ( 7 0 7 AL
| 0SS BY FIRE

Fire believed to have originated
from an overheated stove totally
destroyed the home of Louis Cur
ry, 60 West Loop, Erie Gardens,
early Wednesday night.
Port Clinton volunteer firemen
fought the stubborn blaze for
nearly two hours, and managed to
save three of the four-unit dwell
ing.
The fire was discovered about
8:45 p. m. and had gained con-
siderable headway, as the Curry
family was absent. Neighbors
sent in an alarm. A full company
of firemen arrived at the scene,
as they were attending a meeting
at city hall at the time of the
alarm.
All contents of the burned unit
were destroyed. Loss of the resi-
dental unit was estimated at ap-
proximately $4,000. All rooms
in the unit were gutted, with the
exception of small closet which
escaped the flames. Furniture IN
adjoining units was moved to safe.
ty.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
R 70 j N D
He R { FL 0 " n
7 0 H0SP|T AL

A Texan of Mexican extraction.
employed as a farm laborer near
Port Clinton, who was found to
be leper more than month ago
was flown from Columbus, O., Sat
urday to the U. S. Marine Hospital
at Carville, La.
The victim, Mechor Cortez, SIS.
left Lockbourne Airport Saturday
in company with another leper,
Ernest Goolsby, SIS, a convict in
Ohio Penitentiary, whose 1-2O year
sentence was commuted so that
he could receive treatment in the
Louisiana Hospital. Both were
flown in a National Guard plane.
Cortez's case was first discov-
cred in mid-FeDruary, but he was
permitted to remain in his horne
until last week when he was re-
moved to the Lockbourne base.
Local physicians pronounced his
case as mild one.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
Catawba Island
Fire House Bid
Let For $4,000

Following revision of original
plans by township trustees, to
meet contractors cost estimates,
a contract for building of the Ca.
tawba Island Township fire sta
ton was awarded to Frank Put
nam, of Lakeside, last week. The
Lakeside contractors bid was for
$4,000, a sum higher than the
trustees had originally estimated
for the proposed structure.
The building will be Of cement
block construction with brick tile
facing on the front. Construction
is expected to get underway by
April /.
The fire house will serve both
as a station for the volunteer fire
department and community hall
For the past several years Catawba
Central School had been used as
a community center, but since en-
rollment has reached an all-time
high, the crowded conditions thus
created do not permit general use.
age of the building, trustees point
ed out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
Probe OF Airport Operation Tabled By City Officials
STATE SAFETY COMMITTEE
HEAD TO SPEAK HERE ON FIRE
INSPECTION DAY IN APRIL

Preparations are near compile
ton for the free fire inspection
to be made in Port Clinton April
"a, Chairman A. ]. Davids said
this week.
Chief feature of a joint meeting
of the Port Clinton Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs in st. John Luth-
eran church auditorium at noon
on that day will be an address on
fire prevention by Foss H. Gragg,
program director of the governors
Ohio fire safety committee, which
is diversion of the State Fire
Marshal's office in Columbus.
For Is years Gragg has served
in diversified safety and fire pre-
vention work. During World War
II he was with the safety and in
telligence section, Army Air Force.
He was former manager of the
Springfield Safety Council and
Chamber of Commerce.
During the day trained men
from the Fire Prevention Associa-
ton of Ohio will come to the city
to inspect downtown business pro-
perties, churches, schools and
other public institutions. The in
spectors will be assisted by Boy
Scouts and the fire department.
The inspection is sponsored by
the Chamber of Commerce and
local service clubs, in cooperation
with the Volunteer Fire Depart
men, public and parochial school
superintendents and civic organi-
ZationS.
School children will become "in-
Spectors" for their own homes,
looking for fire hazards and filling
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
COUNTY AUDITOR CUTH BEGAN
18th YEAR IN OFFICE MONDAY

Last Monday E. A. Guth, one of
Ohio's two best known veteran
public officers, started his 29rh
consecutive year as Ottawa county
auditor. He is now serving his
eighth term.
Guth is the second oldest coun-
ty auditor in the point of service
in the state of Ohio. His years
of public services are surpassed
only by John Zanglere, of Cleve-
land, auditor of Cuyahoga coun-
ty, who has served better than a
third of century.
Guth and his deputies have been
extremely busy the past two weeks
distributing the new automobile
license plates. They started with
the series 3700 and are now deep
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
FULTON, FIFTH,
SIXTH STREETS
TO Be SURF AGED

After long study of plans drawn
up by Engineer Charles Stevenson
for improving and widening Full.
ton, Fifth and Sixth streets, city
councilmen Tuesday night voted
to advertise the projects for COM
pletion by next October.
Estimated cost of the three pro-
jects was placed at between $35,-
600 and $4,000, a portion of
which will be assessed to pro-
perty owners residing on the
sections to be improved.
1t is proposed to resurface Full
ton street with two and one
half inch coating of asphaltic con-
crete. The street would be wide
ned to Perry street, with all man
holes and water drains raised to
conform with new street level.
This project was estimated at $I4,-
610, including all planning and
engineering costs involved.
Fifth street from Madison to
Jefferson streets, would, under the
proposals, be widened to 80 feet
and given two and one-half inch
hard Surfacing laid over new
seven and one-half inch stone base
at a cost of about $18,128. Ap-
proximately 1900 feet would be
improved.
A short section of 312 feet of
Sixth street, from Laurel Avenue,
would be resurfaced and new
catch basins and drain pipes in
stalled at an estimated cost of
$5,654, including installations of
new curbs and cutters.
A proposed ordinance by Coun.
Gilman William Goebel to make it
mandatory for all parties to re-
place street surfaces after install
ing utility lines according to a
prescribed formula laid down by
the CITY, was referred to the CITY
solicitor for amendments and
changes. 1t will likely be brought
up for further action the latter
part of this month.
A recent complaint concerning
excavation in Fulton street at
Third Street was referred to Goeb-
els committee on streets. Council
directed The street commissioner
to arrange to take down large
tree trunk in front of st. John
Lutheran Church, which is split
in the lower trunk and consider
ed a public menace.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16

Olaf Rasmussen.
The program was climaxed by
an inspirational talk by Paul Mer-
mer, manager of the Northern
Ohio Institute which sponsored
organization of the Dale Carnegie
Class here last fall. His topic
was wake Up the Sleeping
Giant"
President Mcdaniel introduced
the class members, following his
message of welcome to the guests,
each of whom was introduced by
class member. Following re-
ceipt of the diplomas from direc-
tors Curtis Kuhnle, Kenny Young
of Port Clinton, and Rodney Car
ruthers, Sandusky, each graduate
gave an excellent acceptance talk
after which the class song was
rendered.
Besides Mcdaniel and the direc-
tors, other officers of the class
are: Harriet Dewitt, -presi-
dent; Ethel Kern secretary and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
B0LTE He A D s
ROT A R Y CL u B

Eugene V. Bolte, realtor and
insurance representative, was
elected president of the Port Clin-
ton Rotary Club at its noon meet
ing Tuesday in the st. John Luth-
eran Church Auditorium. He sue
ceeds William Rofkar, Catawba
Island fruit grower.
Carleton Allan was elected to
the vice-presldency, succeeding
Bolte and Harvey Snider was man,
ed treasurer. Tom Leavy, who
was reelected club secretary, was
authorized by unanimous vote of
the club to cast ballots for the
officers designated.
Next Tuesday Rotarians will
meet at noon at the Clinton theat-
er to attend Holy Week services,
after which they will proceed to
the church for luncheon.
This weeks program was col
Ored film travelogue depicting the
deserts of Arizona. The picture
was presented through courtesy
of the Gulf Refining Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-16
EIGHTEEN ARE INDUCTED into
SERVICE FROM OTTAWA COUNTY

Eighteen Ottawa county youths
left Wednesday morning for Tole-
do where they underwent final
examinations and were assigned
to camp destinations Mrs. Edward
Reifschneider, Selective Service
Board secretary announced.
Nine of the selectees are Port
Clinton residents and include:
Glenn William Brown, lat Sew
enth Street; Earl H. Sickmiller,
r d 3; Eugene Willie Turner, r
D l; Edward James McGee; John
]. Ludrowsky, Jr., 906 East Third
Street; John Samuel Rosiar, lit
Cedar Street; Edward Robert
Rhodes, R d l; Allen Richard Mey-
er, 323 Seventh Street and John
M. Belshaw, 316 Perry Street.
Others from the county which