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Evening star., 1951-07-15
With Bill Leetch

Of US will be sorry to leave. It is
cool this morning and a small fire
feels good. The thermometer on
the tent porch registers SO degrees,
but the dampness makes it feel
about 10 degrees colder.
Prescott holds the record so far
for the biggest bass and your scribe
for the smallest. It took our lure
as we started the pickup for our
back cast, and it was only when
our forward cast fouled up that
we realized we had a fish on. 1t
measured a scant 4 inches, and
fortunately was uninjured. The
lake is literally teeming with these
little bass UP to and 6 inches.
Fortunately, most are so small they
cannot take the lure, but we often
have them nip at it and bump it.
and occasionally one gets hooked.
Yesterday, we used surface pop
pers with excellent success-the
first day they've really clicked. To-
day however, the lake is up some
6 or 8 inches from the heavy
Irun-off of rain. the barometer has
been down and we've had to take
to the underwater lures again.
Prescott sticks mostly to the No. 3
Flatf1sh in frog pattern and it has
proved a great fish getter. although
most awkward to handle if ones
line sinks. We've had our luck
mostly on either the fly-rod john
son silver minnow or one of the
Gather spoons which have proved
equally as good. We find a small
pork strip adds to the effectiveness
of both, -.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Baltimore Rucewoy
Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: 10 classi-
ned; 2-year,olds and Up; Pace; p" one n mile; la
RHRh RlFar:S spPs z. e H. fSsnl Srsnn.masj 800 soS
1pEii saasdI Day c%m. Hudson5 500
.Sss., Ssas sss: z Rs,'
SECOND RAcE-purse,, $500; .rot. 10
CLASSIFIED; 2-year-olds and upi one mile
ssSssPPssss@@ ss@. .AIisA SVEsi ". eiart z:sS
esy Ed:a Able n Velo Fsaasss Rose
Daily double paid sS21.eo.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; pace; 16
sisss4s fassssdH Haf '5 anG
HI Adventure u. Amato) 720 $40
Troscot ". Jackson) $40
Also staritSesd&Tommy D.. Significant. W
iD. Napoleon. High Pine.
1918 classified; 4-yr.-olds and up. one
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; trot
Famous Song q, Brown 11.4o $40 2.st
sidney Hanover wv. Fieming) $3.50
Also % Started = Ann volo. Beautiful
Scamp. Pastor Hanover. Flaxscot.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; trot; Ii
classified; 3-year-olds and UP; is miles
Beltna Hover 1t. Lew1Sl 600 $50 3.Ot
Winnie L. Wilson &c. Marker) 4.60 SOC
! lChuck's Widower u. Britt 4.2(
| Time. 2:15as.
Also started-Bandleader, Tanya Han.
over. Fortune Hanover, The Refugee, Args
i Mite.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 1880. Pace
4 %; 3-year-old stake; ! mile.
1 True Kitty &c. Knierim) $40 $50 2.4t
Pearl Rosecroft lW. Miller 4.2o 2.st
Time, 2:073s.
4 Also. started-Liberate, ESQ, Parmi
Hanover, Lily Vic, Abbe Vonian.
II SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $3.50; pace
! 22 and 3-year -old stake; l mile.
! Dusty Direct (Fleming) $3.50 1880 9.Ot
IMr. Primrose q. Brown $50 4.6t
;. IDagsworthy York IT. Walters) 6.2t
Tine, 2:0S3s.
Also started-Hedgewood Fingo. Watso,
Junior. Scotland's Mazzy, Bardia Guy
! Bob Mitchell. Silver Meteor.
j EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; pace; /,
classified; 2-year-olds and up. / mile
Thunder (E. Kelly 1920 7.S0 so
: Minola Castle III. Laraia) 5000 11.S
Barbara SONG (Ed Myer) 62
Time. 2:08.
Il Also started - Major Castle, Victor
Cecil Clark Hanover. volo Napoleon
NJ Candy Jean,
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Monmouth ReuIts
BY the Assoeiofed Press

Topside (stout) $50 46o $40
Imurguy (Hanford) 3.4O
Also ranwAttention Mac. crackise,
brose. Freedom Bell, Kings Quest. No
whirl.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $4,000; claim
Danube tWilson) $50 400 $50
Upper (Rogers) 2.20
Also Ran-EarIy Victory. Ii caillou,
Bronx Bomber. Pete's Vigil and Lucky
Lady.
DAILY double paid s42.2o)
THIRD fusis5es si25oo; allow
Old Ironsides Rogers) 1880 $40 $50
Pomace 0Hanford 600 4.2l
BaEfass Tims, 1SSSh. nSS hest0ut' S'4o
Also ranWRhoman Secret, Goyas Pass
FOURTH RAcE-purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; furlongs:
iussa usE Eosf 1.Hs9 .cplmons' 1900 sso so st ss(
Trojan War fernandez 3.2(
Time, 1888.
Also ran--B Minor, Kings Blessing. Amt
Fee, Brave Beauty and Senior Hygro.
ances; 3 3-yesr -oids and UP; 'fGi fuTiones. 0"
Play Toy Fernandes) $40 500 ou
War King (Culmone) $40 ou
High Trend (Mora) ou
Time. 1:11A.
Also ran-a Binky B., Air Attack. a Jes
aW 7. Goldsborough-G. M. Cohe,
entry.
| SIXTH RACE-The Molly Pitcher Handi
cap; purse. Sic. 1000; added; 3-year-old
and up; 10 miles.
my Celeste (Stout) 4.60 3.2
Leading Home (Renick) 80
Time, 1:46H.
Also ran-Danger Ahead, Risk A Whirl
Carolina Queen and Jazz Baby.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 6 flTlongs.
Miss Tirka lWeingart) 17.40 $50 so
Blazing (Culmone) $40 80
Mr.. Boots (Bone) SO
4 Time, 1:12A.
Also ran-Poily's Delay. vamanos. Gold
len Bull. Top Spring and Puppet.
i EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; 1 "a miles.
Hal tFernandez) $50 $50 2S
Zuzie B. (Culmone) $3.50 2S
Let Me Thru (Peterson) 34
!, Time, 2:36%
Also ran-Good Look. Straddle, Grayms
Royal Reunion and Gremlin.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

through the rain and again this
afternoon for an hour or two
but the weather became so severe
we finally called it quits, came in
and built fire to CRY out. The
clouds have lifted somewhat and
we're hoping tomorrow will be a
good day, for it is the last full
days fishing we will have. We
start home Saturday afternoon
after lunch and hope to complete
the drive by midday Sunday.
Have to go in to town in the
morning and will take some of oul
duffle with us. Our bags arr
partially packed, and in spite O.
the inclement weather we've mac
during our two-week stay both
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Johnson Family 10 Benefit
From Stock Races TODAY

More than IS drivers from the
Northern Virginia Stock Car Club
will compete starting at 2 pm.
today at the Pomonkey (Md.)
Speedway for the benefit Of the
family of Stacey johnson.
johnson. 31-year-old Washing
ton cab driver, died Thursday
from injuries he received when
his car plunged over a 35-foot
embankment at Pomonkey last
Sunday.
Among those competing today
will be Reds Fowler. Suicide Hall,
Al Laubrich, Yves Morgan. Don
Sanders, Don Skinker. Buddy
Conner and Eddie Smith.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Charles Town Results
By the Assecietea Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
Cockpit tFit5gerald) 1000 5.ddoo 3.ssGo
Blossom Bel Iosi ssiMsrtinez' 2.so
Aso TapDslopsy 1sky ao,t.ds ash Note
SECOND RAcE-purse, $500; claiming;
s-year-olds and up; about 4h turlongs;
Make Hay tWilliams) $50 2.20 2.2G
Lucky Mystery !Root) 2'40 2aae
He r(ms. Gos Thsfe a.sC,.l ePalum6o' 4's'
Also ran-Grand Boy, Miss Pole
Fenestara, Rejoicing, Commissioner F. ane
Chrys Doll
DAILY Double paid sa4.)
THIRD RACE-Purse. 1,0oo;. claim
Ranssr bun BaiSmbo opd up ssS seSp' Sr'oPss
High High Trump lRootS s'oo = =
Also ran-Goldsn Buckle, AL shslam
Bess Passes and Merry Nymph.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
Aasdbsy 1ns ayeHsods Roo and uD 1saS ssNpt sS s
Devils Broom {Fortune) $40 2.St
Hazel Gold !Williams) 2.s'
Also ran-Kosair, Northman 2nd. Paw
nee Boy. Carpalette and Ferret.
/ FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81, 900; claiming
4-year-olds and up; 6la furlongs. .,
/ HlcGOf1c t6OSIOnB S.OV o.oV 90,
Jack Madigan naw) $40 2.St
Tiz Tiz It Downs 4.6'
| Time. 1928.
Also ran-Friar Tuck, Judge O., Lila
Lady, Country Dude, Easter Morning, SUI
| Baby and Joanie.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 200; allow
ances; 4-year -olds and UP; ! " miles. ;, .,
II Tryout (Root) $50 800 3.2t
u Sea-O-Dee Russo ESQ 2.2,
II Inez M. tPalumbo) 2.6'
Time, 2:102s. -.
u Also ran-Is I Me, Tiny Taper, NJ
! Chris, Aruba and No Melody.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, ST 200; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about 2 furlings
lRustum (McGonigal) 67.20 1900 II g
II Chilly Blen (Fortune) 14.S0 81
II Sand Rose (Williams) AZ
j Time, 1855.
Also ran-Roundel. Trigger Moose, Mis-
Il Pidgeon, Omissive, Harpist, Doom Well an
i Lock Control.
j EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-yera-olds and up; 1h miles.
u That's Him tWilliams) $50 40 3.s
VI Capital (Downs) 40 80
u Hayey B (ArduinD 81
Time, 1:57h.
/ Also ran-sunny Hour. Imachinct
Il Glacial Run, Big Breeze, Always Lat
Lady's Queen and Rendova.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Aqueduct Results
By the Assoeiofed Press

. FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
Repudisae RysaT.Slas; ;cole furl0ng:si 90 s,o ar
. RoiIicking Lad tp'manejo o 1S.4o Sc
Hadassah lAtkinson) 2.4C
ze Bullion. Some Lord. Cykie. The Dtuch.
all. 9. Horkheimer entry.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $4,000; claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and up; furlongs. .,
Rs,setizs Rave Flash RGsFsass' sesu, 1880 So SS {
sandy 4fn,. Alan ,sE ssEErrico' s."t
Nails Aso Eas 9on 1sEsar svsns Il
DAILY Double paid S71 .30)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. S3.5o0: claiming
2-year-olds; 61a furlongs. -,
Yutu .(Atkinson) 1910 190 5.3(
oafhfl oaf 6ofls &; sJsmes, sgeras 0''0 rs rs
Also A.i iraanwsifnn atsif Fein. Busy Signal, G.
Mail, Sirad. Quiet Step. Blue Danube.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maid
1,ao sysaI9Ss and up furlSnss sss
Jay w Ess (James) $50 2.9t
Niobe tCole) 80
Time. 1:124s.
Elmos mos Wink, i; stubborn, Command Play
Jest. Bentrovato.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
3-year-olds and UP; furlongs.
| Darnaway (Cole) 500 40 81
Alluring (Hettinger) $50 80
Extinguisher (Arcaro) 3.4
Time. 1:12.
Also ran-Mangohick and 1amarelic.
SIXTH RACE-The Brooklyn Handicap
Purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and ur
Paiestinian (Boulemetis) $50 40 "a
sheilas Reward lGorman) 1920 4
| Time-2:032s.
Also ran-Lights Up. Greek Ship. Pie
One Hitter, Cochise and Busanda.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000. allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up. 1is miles, :,
aCoverted lArcarol $40 2.S0 FL
Guard OF Honor fGuerin) $50 80
| Turmeric (Coleb "a
Time-1:46b.
Also ran-Nicodema, Fluid Gold, Cart
| less Jones and aFour Shoes.
a-Lazy Ranch-J. M. schin entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; l. miles;
lAfton Prince (Guerin) 800 $50 4.3
Sabot (Atkinson) $50 81
Royal Freedom tFerraiuolo) 90
Also ran0Gaifero. 1signy. Populac
i Vertigo II, Demavend and Intaglio.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
'aestnian Wins Brooklyn Handicap by Length Roaring Finish
SickIe's Image Romps
To S53,925 Victory
In Arlington Matron
By the Asseeiaied Press

CHICAGO, July IA crowd of
23.850 today saw Sickle's Image
romp to a convincing victory in
the $72,400 Arlington Matron
Handicap at Arlington Park today.
The purse to the winner was
$53.925, the largest ever won in a
single race by only fillies or mares
in all racing history.
Sickle's Image, winner of seven
in IL previous starts this season,
triumphed by a length and a half
with Aunt jimmy, juvenile filly
champion of 1850. second, War
Talk third and Here's Hoping
fourth in a field of 13.
The time for the mile was
1865.
Goes to Post Second Choice.
The 3-year-old Sickle'S Image
is owned by Clarence Hartwick,
an Oxford, Mich, farmer who
tried to sell her as yearling for
$4,000 with no takers.
She earned $38,700 as juvenile
last year and today's victory
boosted her lifetime earnings to
$154.275.
Sickle's Image went to the post
as second choice to the Dixiana
pair of Here's Hoping and Wondr-
ing. The winner returned $3.50,
$5.40 and $4.20. with Aunt jimmy
paying $29.80 to place and $14.60
to show. The show price on War
Talk was $3.50. Aunt jimmy is
owned by Duval A. Headley OF
Lexington, KY.
The Michigan-bred Sickle's
Image confounded the experts,
who say her breeding is none
too fashionable. She is the daugh-
ter Of Sickletoy-Ariel Image, by
Ariel.
Third Stakes Win.
1t was her third stakes con-
quest in her last four races. She
accounted for the Cleopatra and
the Modesty at Arlington Park
after winning the Ashland Stakes
at Keeneland.
Aunt jimmy, which the bettors
had allowed to go postward at IS
to / finished five good lengths in
front Of the third horse, Walmac
Farms War Talk. The favorite
at 2 to /. Dixiana's Here's Hoping
which was coupled with Wondring,
took fourth money.
Sickle's Image, piloted by JOG
key Billie Fisk, began the mile
race with the rear guard, as is
her custom. But she passed the
leaders, one by one. until only
Aunt jimmy was in front of her at
the eighth pole. BY the sixteenth
she caught the Headley color
bearer. ridden by Hedley Wood
house. and won under a drive.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
$3.50 Shot Moves Up
From Fourth 10 Beat
SheiIas Reward
By the As.oeiatsd Pres.

NEW YORK, Jul y14.-Pales-
tinian, a fragile 5-year-old gall
loper from the stable Of ISadore
Bieber. sneaked through a tight
hole along the rail sixteenth Of
a mile from home today and won
the $57, 100 Brooklyn Handicap in
q roaring finish at Aqueduct.
Jockey Sam Boulmetis, imported
from Monmouth Park for the day
Ito ride Palestinian, kept the chest
|nut son of Sun Agai- Dolly Whisk
lin fourth place In the early part
|of the mile and one quarter.
| Then as the pace-setting sheilas
Reward, owned by Mrs. Louis La
zare, began to tire, Boulmetis be-
|gan moving in the stretch and
finished a full length to the good
Sheilas Reward. ridden by Dave
German was length and a quar-
tier ahead of the third horse, the
IRokeby Stables County Delight
1T was four more lengths back to
Peter A. Markey's Piet and an
other length and a half behind
came the Brookmeade Stables
Greek Ship. the $3.50 to 81
tfavorite.
32,271 See Palestinian Win.
Palestinian, who won his first
trace here in a claiming race ir
I1948, stepped the route in a good
I2:03b on a fast track. The crowd
Iof 32,271 made Palestinian the
second choice in the mutuels anc
ibis hackers picked up $3.50, $4.8(
land $3.40 for So. Sheilas Reward
paid $500 and $7.40 to place ant
County Delight $40 to show.
Palestinian was out of actor
several months last year with {
bowed tendon and after he re-
covered he won the Westcheste
Handicap at Jamaica and thel
went to California where he fin
lished second to Moor in the $100,
1000 Hollywood Gold Cup. He wen
d bad again there and didn't rae
|; again until April.
= This was alestinian's first vic
4 tory in five starts this year, an
g the Brooklyn-being run for tn
i5 63rd time-was worth $39, 900 ne
* Palestinan has started Al time
g and won 13 races, including flv
IS stakes, and a total of $278,275.
y Palestinian carried 122 pound
D. compared with lit on Sheila
d Reward and 124 on Count Deligh
e Busanda Runs Last.
:. The Greentree Stables One Hit
Q ter was sixth, with the Brandy
'. wine Stables Cochise seventh
i George D. Widener's Lights u
Ieighth and Ogden Phipps' Busan
da, the Ally trying to duplicate he
Suburban Handicap victory owe
e the colts, was last.
Sheilas Reward opened up
lead of some five lengths in tn
y back stretch, as Greek Ship. rid
" den by Eddie Arcaro. battled ava
in second place with Cochise nea
" his fanks. .s 81
y Palestinian, plugging along
n fourth. moved up on the last tur
y and was third at the top Of th
stretch. He was second and read
to take charge at the eighth pol,
and did just that.
For Palestinian the result toda
St helped even his score with Gree
20 Ship. Last October Greek Shi
al and Arcaro beat Palestinian ha
Of length in the Empire City Col
Cup.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Mid-Atlontic Service Sc,
PIaY Beqins Tomorrow

The Middle Atlantic Inter-Serv-
ice Athletic Association Confer
ence Tennis Tournament will get
under way tomorrow at the Naval
Gun factory with field Of 40 rep
resenting armed forces installa-
tions here, in Virginia, Maryland
and North Carolina.
The tournament will continue
klaroIIOh Eridou
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Notre Dome Club Outing

The Notre Dame Club of Wash
ington will hold q golf outing to-
morrow afternoon at Kenwood
Country Club. The tournament is
open to members and guests and
Notre Dame students and their
fathers. SEVERN Beck, Randolph
Sab, is in charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Mexicun Loop Leader Quits

MEXICO CITY, July IA (P.-
DR.. Eduardo Quijano Pitman,
president Of the Mexican Baseball
League, resigned today. Pitman Is
credited with negotiating the
agreement with United States or
ganized baseball by which the
Mexican League was removed from
ibaseball'S black list.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

-.OCEANPORT, N. j. (R.-For
the protection of jockeys and
horses racing over the infield turf
General Manager Edward j. Bren.
nan Of Monmouth Park has placed
runner pylons in the center ares
TO mark the turns.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

BY ram, WHICH
lasted all night
a n d through
tod a y. w e
C a u g h t some
n / c e t / s h
through the hot
part of the day
b e fore t h e
storm, but have
landed only one
size a bl e fish
since the rain
started, about
a two-pounder,
Fished . all
Evening star., 1951-07-15
OUTDOORS

IN CAMP, SARANAC LAKE,
N. Y. (By MaiD The bass con-
tfnued to ohlige until last night,
when we were driven of the lake
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Archie Moore Scores TKQ

MONTEvDEo. July IA R.-
Archie Moore. st. Louis light
heavyweight. tonight scored a
technical knockout over Vincente
Quiroz of Peru in the sixth round.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
70. 50 40, s2.1o; q sEw1TcH. $40


rail
elect elected W ha @ him wire
although
held stubborn
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOLLYWOOD Gold Cup Chart

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TEakcleaE
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Citations Record

YORK. July 1.-THE record OF Citation the
first millionaire in turf history
Age Starts ISL 2no SroS Unpi won
ia17 - o O 155.680
ls4s -------------- 20 10 7os47o
issS ssS - o 7s4so
1os1 CTo datel 6 3 147.130
Totals A 80 10 / $1OS5, ,76O
Evening star., 1951-07-15
On the Safety Side

through Friday.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15

appear around the wick. Continue
to fill this with melted wax until
it no longer appears. This will take
several additions of melted wax).
z. When this is completed, remove
candle from mold.
8. For rough finish. Put brick
or two of paraffin in an improvised
double boiler and melt. Cool. When
it begins to CONCEAL beat with an egg
beater until fluffy. Spread beaten
paraffin over candle with a small
spatula or knife.
Caution: A successful improvised
double boiler is a large tin can "a
No. 21s size quart can is a good
size) for each color. Place on a
trivet in a pan of boiling water.
Keep flame low while the wax is
melting in the can. Do not put the
water of the double boiler into the
sewer until the water has cooled
and the waste wax hardened so it
can be taken off after it has con-
gealed, otherwise there will be
clogged drain pipes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15
HoaU to Make Your
Christmas Candle
By HELEN FRETZ

HERE IS AN ATTRACTIVE ar
rangement of Christmas greens
juniper with its blue berries and
something with red berries may
be bittersweet, mountain ash or kim
nikinnick and cones.
The candle is very decorative
when lighted and is made from the
half burned candles which accumu-
late as follows:
l. For form use tin can, square
milk carton or other available con-
tainers Oil the inside with vegetable
oil.
2. Secure wick in bottom of con-
tainer with about X inch melted
wax and let harden. Pour in about
another Y inch and again let it
harden.
8. Draw wick tightly through cen
ter of container and secure end on a
nail or wire to keep the wick in
place while mo1ding the candle.
4. Melt waste candle pieces in
improvised double boiler and re-
move small wick ends.
5. Color with oil paints (melt all
green's in one can and add oil paints
to make stronger color-using can
for each COLOR. White candles may
be used as white or tinted.
6. Pour melted wax in the mold
or molds Cbands of color or values of
one color may be used. AS the
candle hardens a cone shape will
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-15
5000 WATTS
$50 ON YOUR DIAL

programs daily
Thursday and Friday (.ssABC .Intemountan
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY SATURDAY
Morning
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-04
Court House News

defendants was sold to the Title
Guaranty and Trust, Toledo for
5000. The lot which is located
in the second extension of Cataw-
ba Cliffs was appraised at $500.
Harold Beggs pleaded guilty to
charge of assault and battery
when brought before Judge Tom
Stahl in common pleas court, Fri
cay and was sentenced to three
months in the Toledo work house
and to pay costs of prosecution.
BeggS was taken to Toledo Mon
day by deputy sheriff Clarence
Stephens.
The sheriff's department was
called to investigate three traffic
accidents, one in Danbury town
ship Saturday in which one per-
son suffered head injuries and was
taken to the hospital for treat
nent; another accident occurred
in Danbury township Tuesday
morning, in which two persons
were treated for minor injuries,
and the third accident occurred
Tuesday morning on the Fremont
"oad when the driver of the auto
mobile was taken to Fremont fol
medical attention.
County Supt. Edwin Digby re-
nortS that the county schools are
planning on participating in the
annual track meet to be held al
Lakeside, Friday, May IL.
The will of Charles F. Wishcn
dorf has been filed in the probate
court for probating.
Final accounts of administra.
ton have been filed in the pro
bate court as follows: by Velms
Probel, administrators of the es.
tate of Elmer A. Probel; by Grov.
er l.. Meyer, administrator Of the
estate of Ashland Goodeman; by
Charles S. Johnson, administrator
of the estate of Mabel F. John
son; by Lois Merckens, admins.
tratriX of the estate of Rey
nolds j. Merckens; by Raymond
Reeder, administrator of the es
tate of Eda Reeder.
Final accounts of adminiStra
ton filed in probate court are by
Alfred H. Kreilick, administrator
of estate of Daniel Kreilick, and
by Ellen M. DUDE, eXecutrix of the
estate of Henry l.. DUDE.
First and final account of ad
ministration has been filed in the
probate court in the matter of the
estate of Katherine M. Remy, by
Henry A. Christy, administrator OF
the estate of Magdalene A. Chris
ty, administrators.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Allen TWp-Emiel Johnson, e
Il to Durle E. Roshang, ct al, lots
! 1918 E. Johnson 1st add; Emie
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-04
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be received
until 1900 o'clock noon, May 21,
1851, at the office of the Board of
Trustees of Portage Township for
furnishing the materials and the
performance of all labor required
in the construction of 40x20 con-
Township tool shed.
Specifications on file at the office
of the Portage Township Clerk,
City Hall. Port Clinton, Ohio.
The Trustees reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Trus-
tees of Portage Township.
VIM. L. ZEIS, Clerk.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-04

The case which has been assign
ed for trial in common pleas court
Wednesday was removed from the
assignment list when the case was
reported as having been settled
and dismissed. The jurors were
not ordered to report for the day.
Real estate transfers in Ottawa
county have been on the decline
tor the first four months of this
year, with 628 parcels listed as
compared with 734 for the CORES.
ponding period last year. The
auditors department reports 1913
transfers registered for April as
compared with 148 for March
Many transfers are covering water
front properties along the shores
OF Lake Erie at CataWba Island
the Harbors and the Portage river
County Treasurer D. L. Cullenen
reports an increase in the demand
for sales tax stamps in his de
partment 1t is expected that the
sales to date will exceed last years
sales for the first four months OF
the year.
The hearing on the proposed
project for improving the Schli,
vert ditch in Allen township
which was to have been held by
the county commissioners Monday
has been postponed until Monday
May 81.
Mrs. Grace Winters, county re
corder reports an increase in the
number of documents, including
mortgages, deeds and other trans.
actions which are being filed in
the recorders office at this time
While in session Monday the
county commissioners took action
by which the traffic speed limit
in Graytown will be set at 35 miles
per hour in order to eliminate
danger from speeding and to regu
late traffic through that area
A slump in the demand for mar
riage licenses has been reported
in the probate court, with no Ii
censes having been issued during
the past week. In the office Of
the clerk of courts no new civlI
cases have been filed during the
week.
Judge Tom B. Stahl of the OF
taWa county common pleas cour
will attend the annual state meet
ing for common pleas judges tC
be held in Akron, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, May 10, l,
and IL.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetricl
conducted sheriff's sale at The
east door of the court house Mon
day afternoon, in the case of tn,
Central Securities Corporation ant
others against Ruth Proudfoot ant
others when the property of th