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Evening star., 1951-05-20

ASHTON-Open l It'll 6 pm. Sunday.
Why live in town this summer when
you can purchase this lovely broom
and-bath bungalow, knotty pine in
terror, lge. firepl., all-elec. kitchen.
partial bsmt., oil heat, and your own
ground. Only S10,950. $1,000
down, balance like rent. Directions:
Out Colesville rd. to Ashton. our sign
on left side Of pike. For further in
formation, call Ashton 5307. between
and pm. Sunday; balance of
PRIMRosE REALTY CO. co "A' 0f0f'
RETHESDA-DRf hrick slate rnnf.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
WOODSIDE PARK

l101 Woodside p<wy.-5 bedrms. and,
garage, corner lot. fenced I'd; very
convenient location. See it today.
To reach: Coiesville rd.. left on
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HoUSES-SALE-MD. Cont. J

EXCELLENT Observation-Disclosures.
tive .2-story brick home in lovely
Woodmoor section of Silver Spring;
spacious living room. dining room
combination and kitchen on 1st fl.
3 sunny bedrooms. and bath on End
n; also iscreened-in porch and full
1-6. I27 Eastmoor drive II. GLENN
GARVIN OIL. 4179. LO. 5-4477
Also w T. Estabrook. WI, 43lS,
Evening star., 1951-05-20

BETHESDA-1deally located, . bed
rms. / floor. brick home. Few
steps to stores. etc. Sufficiently re-
moved for quiet enjoyment of lovely
fenced back yard, Liv. rm., fire.
place; din. rm.. lge. storage attic
bsnlt.. porch. garage. Only S16,950
No brokers, please. OWNER. WI
Evening star., 1951-05-20

centers area. Comfortable white
brick bungalow: freplace. . bed
rms, det. garage; lovely garden
Open 26 pm. 551S Greentree rd.
OIL. 1886. MRS. BOARD. EN-. 451I
Evening star., 1951-05-20

8 rms. g twin-bed rms), 2 tilt
lovely corner lot Owner leaving
city, means to sell. Ewes, call WO
$500. FRANK S, PHILLIPS. DI
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Chevy CHASE. MD.-A brand-new
brick rambler. located in an ex-
banding community of home owners.
There is wide living rm good
dining rm.. plenty of closets; 3 cross
basement has fireplace with recrea-
ton I'm. space; screened porch.
Priced at 800 It's worth see
ing now Call WO. 1900 ONCE
open TO-DAY: EpW. H. JONES g. CO.,
Evening star., 1951-05-20
BETHESDA

OLD PA. DUTCH FARM HOUSE
New Offering. charming old farm
house, on % acre of lovely ground.
Retains atmosphere OF old, but
remodeled. provides all-modern com.
fort. 1st-fl., gracious center entr
hall. liv. rm. with firepl.. inviting
library with built-in bookshelves.
step-down dining rm., delightful
modern kitchen, powder room; end
H., on ? levels. 4 large bedrms.
modern bath, oil h.-w h; storm win
dows: insulation: dble. gar. and
shed. Nr. schools and 17-acre recrea- :
tion area. owner leaving city;
priced to sell at S27, 500.
OPEN SUN. 2 TIL 8.
1924 JOHNSON AvE.-To reach:
Out Wisconsin. left on Old George
town rd., 2 blocks beyond Suburban
Hospital to Green Tree. left 10
blocks to Ewing dr.. right to John
son ave. and open sign.
HELEN NORRIS
OR. 5s7o. EN-. eo53.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN l-6
WEST OF 18th

rm. on LIST floor. 2 full baths or
md with 3 bdrms. Lge. liv. rm
with f1repl. Full bsmt. with u bath
Lge back yard with Anchor fence
Approx. So 200 down, balance 81 90
per 81 900. 136 Upshur st. NV
REALTY INVESTMENT CO., GE
Evening star., 1951-05-20
ReaItor, UI. 334b.

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO z Pm.
1S GRANT AVE, TAKOMA PARK
situated on large lot. Side-hall en-
trance. Living rm., sun room, din
ing room, kitchen and full bath or
1st floor; large bedrooms and
bath on 2nds floor. Out Carroll ave
/ block beyond firehouse to Grant
left u block to house. Mr.. Maury
TU. 1926.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
OPEN 2-5
I3-UNIT DETACHED BRICK

OIV1 DG 1I3Ol1ID D1VIO1A
Consisting of . apis. with 2 bedrms.
and apt. with l bedrm. This
IS Isl in excel. cond. Live in l apt and and
live rent free. Included in this
sale is an extra adjoining lot.
zone, that can be resold or new
construction. This apt. is in q
very attrac. residential neighbor-
hood. Priced at S29,950; Dirsc.
tions: Out Piney Branch rd. tc
Flower ave-, right on Flower ap-
prox. 4 blks. to Hudson. right on
Hudson l blk. to Roanoke, left or
Roanoke to S215 and open sign
REALTY INVESTMENT CO
GE. o27O.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
OPEN 2-5

MAY BE APPROVED CT
Six-rm. Colonial with complete new
bath on End floor, plus rec. rm.
with extra rm.; large yard with
fruit trees; Ia blocks to complete
rections: % Out Out Carroll Car sy ave- i.gTo approx u 4
mi. from D. c. line to Texaco Serv-
ice Station, turn left on Grant Ia
blocks to 127 Grant and open sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
OPEN 2-5

3-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
Close to Indian Spring Country
Club; approx. 3 yrs. old; lge. yard
with lifetime fence; kit. lge. enough
Tor table and chairs; home in excel.
cond.; assume lge. FLA financing.
Directions: Out ColeSville I'd. from
Ga. ave to Corners. right on Old
Bladensburg rd. approx. 2 blks.,
lett on st. Lawrence DR.. to Cherry
Tree lane. right to 410 Penwood
and open sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HGTS,

community for children.
very attractive white brick house on
a beautiful lot 120x1SO with four
bedrooms and two baths on the sec
ond floor: first floor. library and
powder room, excellent large kitchen,
recreation room, maids room and
bar; Gear garage; everything a fam
lily needs for comfortable, happy liv-
ing, including reasonable price and
good financing. For further infor-
nation call Mrs. Mckee, MI. 1857,
exclusive with
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown ONCE, 46oS wis
ave. OR, 67l5. 90
Evening star., 1951-05-20

BRISTOL AVE.
This outstanding 2-bedrm., ll-brick
home; ultrs-modern kitchen, side
porch, full bsmt: lge. fenced yard
Low down payment. Call Mr.. Hef1in
81. 0652. COX &, CO.. 81. 0115.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FIR
A most conveniently located home
with pleasant and charming living
qualities. lst fJoT. liv rm, din
rm., kit, bedrm and bath 3nd
fl, 3 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.
garage; oil heat Price only SOL
600. Ewes please call Mr. Reed
WI. II9l, with
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR. OR. 4232
CHESTNUT HILLS
This sll-brick. "-bedrm: home; lge
level lot; only :, yrs. old. Can be
bought with a low down payment
Call Mr.. Martin, 81. 23l7. COX &
CO. ST. U115
Evening star., 1951-05-20
OPEN 2-5
116 DALE DRIVE

Only. $4,000. brick bungalow with
bedrms., beautiful lot. approx.
100 by 200 Only l blk. to stores
and bus. Handicapped lot, fenced
yard. Directions: Out Piney Branch
road to Dale drive, left on Dale
approx. " blks. to 116 and open
sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

3 BEDROOMS-S13,95O
NICE RESIDENTIAL SECTION
ROCKVILLE
S03 WEST MONTGOMERY AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Small cash and good terms will buy
this brick and masonry Colonial
home, having as extras: Hall. large
liv. room with fireplace. separate din
room, tiled bath, full basement; level
wooded lot. Follow main street
through Rockville.
BOGLEY's WHEATON OFFICE
Evening star., 1951-05-20
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
AT CIRCLE, 4 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS
You will be delighted with this
charming English-type residence in
its really desirable neighborhood.
All rooms large. screened porch ov-
erlooking beautiful garden. Gear
garage,
Low down payment and terms.
Mr., TERMS. HU. 1865.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
CALI, ME

I have several 2 and 3 bedrm. homes
for sale in Silver Spring area that
are priced right. Some with small
down payments, Call Pop Hartman,
HNv o.. m n--S
Evening star., 1951-05-20
SILVER SPRING

9501 Colesville rd.-Corner prewar
brick, lse. rms throughout. 4 bed
rms. 2 full baths: bedrm. and bath
on 1st f.; vacant; price, S27. 500.
Reasonable offer considered.
OPEN SUNDAY. | TO Z.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Doo1fare n1no n
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
Gala Fireworks Display
Sponsored By Chamber "
OF Commerce Here Wed.

The Port Clinton Chamber of
Commerce will sponsor its fifth
Fourth of July Fireworks display
next Wednesday evening in Water
Works park. The forty-ive minute
display will begin sometime be-
tween 900 and 9:15.
Howard Later, of LATER Enter
prises, Catawba, will provide the
fireworks display. of which there
will be nine set pieces and IS aer-
ial pieces. Later promises that the
set and aerial pieces will be more
spectacular than any they have
ever had because of the fact
there will be more multiple
breaks in each shell.
Among the sets to be set off
will be six-foot wheel, which La
fer says is the only type of its
kind in existence. He also has ro-
man candles which explode in Sc
ries and in unison, depicting sew
en- different colors. Within the
wheel are four 2-foot wheels
which revolve in the opposite di-
rection. There will also be a ro-
man candle and fountain, foun.
tain with wheel, 10-foot lettered
ground set and huge cross Is by
20 feet.
All business houses will be clos
ed all day Wednesday in the city,
with public offices and most Of
the factories also closed.
The days diversion in Vacation
land will be fishing, swimming
and cruising, with a number Of
ball games scheduled throughout
the peninsula.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
LAKESIDE CHAUTAUQUA SEASON
OPENS SUNDAY IN AUDITORIUM

Lakeside, Ohio - DR.. Leonard
A. Stidley, dean of the Oberlin
College Graduate School of The
ology, will speak at morning ser
vices in Hoover Auditorium here
Sunday morning. July l. Music
by the Epworth Methodist Choir
of Youngstown is planned.
Brief services marking the
opening of Lakeside's 18th an.
nual chautauqua season are plan.
ned in connection with the Sun.
day morning service. DR.. H. ].
Thompson, general manager of
the LAKESIDE Association, said. He
will be assisted by DR.. H. w.
II. w. Courtney, who retired last
fall as general manager. and by
John Prosser, Akron, Earl Will.
son, Port Clinton, and John
Ernsthausen, Norwalk, trustees.
DIR. L. Ralph Tabor, pastor of
Luther Place Memorial Church,
Washington, D. c., will speak
Sunday evening at services mark
ing the opening of the 30th an
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
Local Barber
Badly Hurt
In Collision

E. T. Patchett, a barber of 4S4
West Third Street, is one of
three traffic collision victims in
Magruder Hospital resulting from
head-on crash by his automo-
bile and truck, operated by
Lawrence Messenger, of Toledo.
Patchett suffered multiple con-
tusions, and abrasions and pos
sible fracture of an arm. A COM
panion, riding with him, Adrian
Oldaker, 32l Fourth Street, is be-
ing treated for possible internal
injuries, and deep decorations.
The truck driver received a frac-
tured jaw and several fractured
ribs.
All we're reported in fair con.
dition Thursday.
The accident occurred in front
of the Perry Store IL miles west
of the city, according to State
Partolman James Tudor. He said
the front of Patchett's Plymouth
sedan was completely smashed.
It was towed to the Port Clinton
Sales & Service garage.
The truck was also considera-
bly, damaged on one side.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
WOMAN PASTOR
IN MARBLEHEAD
PULPIT SUNDAY

At services Sunday in the Mar
blehead First Congregational
Church, the congregation will
have for the first time, woman
minister, Rev. Eleanor Galusha,
who was ordained only week
ago in her home town, CRANKY,
Mass.
Rev. Galusha is "a and remark
ed at her ordination, 81 am con-
fident that woman has as much
to give the church as a man.
She attended the University of
Massachusetts and Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York. She
was ordained in the Church OF
Christ in Massachusetts.
Rev. Galusha drove from New
England to Marblehead in her
10-year-old automobile. In a
statement made just before leav.
ing for her new charge in Mar
blehead, the young minister said
she has no matrimonial plans at
the moment, "but would consider
marriage if the circumstances oc-
cur"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
POOL 0PE N { D
AT CITY PARK

The Lakeview Park community
swimming pool for kiddies opened
Sunday with a heavy patronage.
Miss Barbara Hauser, daughter
OF Mrs. Catherine Hauser, 424
Monroe street, is in charge of the
pool this season.
Several hundred tourists spent
the day in the park and the Lake
Erie bathing beach, reporting the
largest number of bathers of the
season. Several family reunions
were also held in the park.
At East Harbor State Park sew
eral thousand tourists many from
distant cities enjoyed the park
and beach. Traffic through here
was the heaviest of the season,
with number of minor accidents
having been reported and no per-
sons seriously injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29

Ring Suspects
Nabbed Here

Two women and man, believ-
ed to be members of large
counterfeit gang, possibly work
ing out of Cleveland, were pick
ed up late Monday night by Ra-
dio Patrolman John Wright.
The man, who had stopped his
car at Perry and Madison Streets,
gave his name as Dominic Fran
zone, a. 1889 Park Avenue, Can.
ton.
His women companions regis
tered at the Sheriff's office as
Mrs. Hazel Runkoe, 43 and her
daughter, Mrs. Joyce Roberts, 81,
both of 5133 West Seventh St.,
Cleveland. A small boy was in
the rear seat of the car, but was
not detained in the county Jail.
The three adults were held for
SanduSky police who arrived ear.
ly Tuesday morning to return
them to that city.
According to Sheriff Merriam
Budd, the threesome had about
$500 in counterfeit, mostly in de-
nominations of eos and los, and
$50 in good money.
City police and sheriff's depu.
ties agreed that no attempt had
been made by the suspects to
pass the bogus money in Port
Clinton.
In Cleveland Monday, police
reported that they held five men
and two women on charges of
passing counterfeit, and were
looking for the brains" of the
gang, believed to have hang
out in that city.
Thirty bills confscated in
Cleveland bore the name of the
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. 1t
is believed some members of the
gang fled to the Sandusky area
when police clamped down on
some of their members Monday.
In Sandusky, woman attempted
to pass a phoney bill after pur.
chasing a canister in a hardware
store.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
Drowning victim IS FOUND Near EAST HARB0RI
Matthews Co.
Gets Patrol
Boat Contract

A local industrial note of Signi-
ficant proportions was announced
last Friday by officials of the Mat
thewS Co., builders of the interna-
tional known Matthews cruisers,
in making it known that the firm
had been awarded a U. S. Navy
contract for construction of a Sc
ries of 37-foot, single propeller,
patrol boats.
Each craft will be equipped
with diesel motor. Neither the
number of units nor the delivery
dates they will be required, were
not revealed.
Company officials pointed out
that present lines of the Mat
thewS popular cruisers will con-
tinue to be built.
During World War l the boat
building firm constructed no.
foot sub-chasers and 44-foot sea-
plane hulls, while during the last
war it was landing boats for the
services.
Only a part of the large plant
at the foot of Second Street will
be converted to construction of
the government boats, company
spokesmen said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
Commissioners
Approve Dayton
Ditch In Danburv

The county commi sioner
while in session Monday APPROX
ed the engineers report for the
proposed improvement of the
Dayton ditch in Danbury town
ship. The entire estimated cost
for the proposed project was ST.
047.T9 ard the job will be adver-
tised for sale at an early date.
Commissioners Edward Tank
Charles Cover and Sanke Balm
sen accompanied by county en-
glneer Delos Nissen were at Put
in-Bay Tuesday in the interest Of
the matter of establishing a por.
ton of highway which the petit
TONERS on the island have asked
to be designated as county
highway. The commissioners will
hold a hearing on the petition
next Monday afternoon at two
o'clock in their offices in the
court house.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
STATE WINNING
BATTLE OF THE
RAvISHED ROADS

Roads on the state highway
system which were handed one
tWo-three knockout blow by Old
Man Winter today are responding
to the smelling salts of speed
ed up state highway maintenance
program.
The three separate and severe
freezes of the past winter, ex'
tending as they did, to a depth
OF ten to twenty inches, and in
many parts of Ohio somewhat
deeper, put Mr.. Ohio Road User
for time on the mat.
First job of the State Highway
Departments maintenance crew,
and any volunteer help that could
be found, was to clear the roads
of snow and ice. This happened
more than once, sometimes three
times in certain parts of the
State.
But with the first t:lawing, road
engineers knew the answer 1t
was an emergency and, if Ohio
truckers and motorists were to
travel these freeze-ridden roads,
immediate action was necessary.
Chief Engineer of Maintenance
c. w. McCaughey revealed that
1000 miles of roads of the IT,
300 total on the state system
were partly broken up and not
"too" bad.
McCaughey said Using our
forces to capacity and allowing
contractors to assist the Depart
ment we have made a remark
ably fast recovery"
He pointed out that of the bad
ly broken mileage, approximate
ly $50 miles were considered sat
isfactorily repaired by June l,
and, of the 23OO miles of partly
broken roadway, 1850 miles were
satisfactorily repaired by the
same time. This does not mean
that the roads were ideal but
they were usable and as service
able as before the winter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
E0D EXPANSION
AP PR0PR|ATION
N OF CERT AIN

Concerning the announcement
made last week in the News rela-
tive to request for a $6.283, 900
appropriation for expansion of the
E. o. D., a communication from
U. S. Representative Frazier
Reams Friday declared that the
amount first mentioned by De-
fense Secretary, General Mar
shall, is not final for the Lacarne
installation.
Rep. Reams stated, in a special
communication last week "Since
this is request from the Mill
tary that has not yet been studied
and approved by the House and
Senate Military Affairs Commit
tees, it cannot be certain that this
will be the amount in the bill that
actually goes to Congress.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
Celotex Net Earnings
Pass ~ Millions
For Six Months

Net income of The Celotex Cor
poration in the six months ended
April 80, 1851, was $1,594,276 af-
ter all charges and provisions
for taxes on income, compared
with $680,874 in the correspond
ing six months year ago, o. S.
Mausell, president, reported to
stockholders today.
After preferred dividend re-
quirements of $128,431, the latest
six-month earnings were equal to
$1.61 a share on 905, ,472 shares of
common stock outstanding. On
the same basis in the comparable
period a year before, earnings
we're equal to 81 cents common
share.
Net sales in the half-year period
totaled $27 1893, sos, compared with
$19,623, 1881 in the corresponding
six months year ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
Red Cross Blood
Bank Leaders
Study Program

Corwin D. Hablitzel, of Oak
Harbor, chairman of the Ottawa
County Chapter, American Red
Cross, Ralph S. Forster, Blood
Program chairman, Mrs. Wayne
Friderici, donor recruitment
chairman, Mrs. George Slaughter,
chairman of volunteer services,
DR.. R. w. Minick, of Oak Har-
Dor, chairman of the Medical
Advisory committee, Atty John
Morton, representating public in
formation, Mrs. Kenneth Carter,
Mrs. Ralph Snyder and Miss Cora
Link, of Oak Harbor, will 60 to
Bowling Green State University
this Friday to study the organiza-
ton and administration of the
Red Cross Blood Collection Gen.
ter.
1t is expected that the first
blood collection in Ottawa county
will be made in September. Much
progress is being made in the
organization, according to Forster
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29

Ottawa county taxpayers share
of the cost of the governments
proposed $8,5OO,OOO,OOO foreign
aid spending for the 1882 fiscal
year would be approximately
S1,806, ,160, of the program is en-
acted by Congress, President C.
|. Weaver of the Ohio Chamber
of Commerce said last Friday.
This amount compares with
$784,601, which is the cost of op-
Grating all schools in Ottawa
county for the school year of
1949-50, the most recent figure
available.
The one-year cost to the State
at-large for foreign aid would be
S487 ,050,000, or approximately
$61.29 for every man, woman,
and child in Ohio, according to
the statement.
The States estimated share of
$487, ,050,000 in this "give-away"
program to foreign countries,
Weaver said, represents approx
mately double the amount Ohio
requires in local taxes and State
subsidies to support its public
schools for one year.
Local taxes to support public
schools in the school year of
1949-50 were approximately $154,-
100000. The States contribution
for the same period was $780,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
STREET IMPROVEMENT FINANCE
ORDINANCE Gets CITY APPROVAL

City Council Tuesday night act
ed favorably on an ordinance
providing for the issuance of
short term bonds to cover the
cost of widening, curbing and
paving Fifth street and West
Sixth Street to Laurel Avenue
and surfacing all of Fulton street
from Perry Avenue to Sixth st.
Surfacing of Fulton street started
Tuesday. The other work is we'll
advanced.
The ordinance empowers the
city clerk to issue certificates for
bonds of 10 year tenure by which
S41,5 will be raised to defray
the actual cost of constructing
the improvements, which started
in April and will be completed
by early fall.
Assessments will be issued
against property owners whose
homes are benefited by the i'm
provementS.
Two petitions were received
by council asking that street wild
ening and curbing, with new paw
ing be undertaken on Fifth
Street between Harrison Street
and Laurel Avenue, and on Mon
roe Street between Sixth and
Alice Streets.
A third request from residents
asked that new curbing be in
stalled on Laurel Avenue from
an alley to Fremont road. 1t was
explained by the petitioners that
the curbing had sunk and was
causing flooding of properties
nearby.
Councilmen moved, at Harold
Neilsen's request, that survey
of the streets specified for i'm
provements be undertaken with
the understanding that the work
will be authorized when fr,nGs
are available, either this fall. or
early next spring.
Under the present street i'm
provement program planned by
the city, all thoroughfares which
require widening, will be of STAN
dard 30-foot widths, instead of
20 feet as is the case in many
instances, Mayor Carl Becker
said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29
N 0 7 0 R|S rs
TROUBLES CROW
IN SANDUSKY CO.

Facing charge of carrying
concealed weapons, Elias B. Es-
cobedo, 18, of Port Clinton, was
bound over to the Sandusky grand
jury in Woodvile Tuesday, by
Mayor William H. Busdecker.
This charge was one of a series
in which the defendant was found
to be driving an automobile with
out a licence which cost him a
fine of 1862. He was then tried
for resisting an officer and assess
ed fine of $3.50, but when Of
ficers found a pair of brass knuck-
les on Escobeda, he was unable to
produce the required bond of
$500, and was remanded to the
Sandusky county Jail.
Two companions of Escobedo,
Joe Castillesa, As, of route 2, Oak
Harbor and John Raodriguez, 10,
of Gibsonburg, were fined for
drunkenness and resisting an Of
ficer. The two paid fines totaling
$61.94.
When arrested the trio were
found in their car which Escobedo
had turned down a railroad track
off u. S. 20 east of Woodville,
which he had mistaken for the
Anderson road.