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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

appointing a recruitment chair
man in each of the churches in
Ottawa county.
When the program gets under
way all Ottawa county, for the
first time, will be assured of whole
blood and blood derivatives in
the quantities indeed at no cost
for the blood products themselves.
Following collections here, the
blood will be sent to the Cleve-
land Regional Center for process
ing and classification and then
delivered weekly to Magruder hos
pical in whatever quantity is
needed for use by the hospital
and doctors throughout the
county.
If you haven't as yet received
a recruitment card and wish to
be a blood donor, contact Mrs.
Wayne Friderici, county recruit
ment chairman, 80 East Perry
street, Port Clinton, or the Amer
lean Red Cross Office, City Hall,
Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

An airplane death near Genoa,
two women critically injured in
Z traffic crash and extensive prop
erty damage to seven automobiles
and one truck, marked the county
accidents during the week.
A fragment of propeller was
all that was left of a single engine
fighter plane after it had explod-
ed and plunged to the earth
carrying the pilot to instant death,
three miles northwest of Genoa
Thursday afternoon.
Identification of the pilot was
delayed due to the fact that iden-
tification papers could not be To-
Gated on the ground, as there
was no body in evidence.
Naval authorities at Crosse Isle
Navy Base in Michigan later re-
ported that the victim was Lieut..
q. g. Richard Brewitt, 80. of Ia
coma, Wash.
The plane, which was a mem
ber of a flight formation from
Crosse lie Naval, Air Station
dropped suddenly from a 21,000
foot level and ripped out a crater
IL feet deep and 25 feet in dia-
meter, in Louis Sanders wheat
field. Sander and his son, Low
ell, who witnessed the dramatic
crash, reported that the plane
struck the field and exploded
about 200 feet from where they
were loading hay. They said
small fragments of the plane
were found so yards away from
the crater.
The Woodville Fire Department
was summoned when the plane
explosion set fire to the wheat
field.
There were five fihter planes
in the formation. The four re-
naming pilots reported they lost
the fifth one when it suddenly
disappeared from the lofty course.
Thrown From Auto
Two women were critically ir-
jured in three-car Smash-up at
the intersection of routes 1853 and
the Catawba road late Thursday
afternoon. Four others were
shaken up but not injured.
The injured were Mrs. C.. M.
Morris, IS, of Jackson, Tenn, who
received a fractured skull, leg
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

NE Publishers Hold First Outline
1T Lakeside: Hear Toledo Editor

For the first time in its decade
of existence, members of the
Northeastern Ohio Weeklies Asso-
citation visited Lakeside for their
annual summer outing and picnic
Saturday.
Nearly 100 publishers and men,
bers of their families attended
the brief business meeting, dur
ing which a score of awards were
presented to winners of the an
nual writing competition.
The formal program was con-
cluded by a review of American
journalism by Grove Patterson,
editor-in-chief of the Toledo
Blade. Patterson berated editors
who slant their news-writing to
suit their individual ideas of CEN
sorShip." He declared editorial
izing in the news columns and use
of any form of eXaggeration lis
the greatest sin newspaperman
can commit"
The Berea News won first place
as best written and for best use
of pictures, while it took third
place for editorial writing. The
Wadsworth News was adjudged
the best for locals, and features
and the Seville Chronicle was
judged the best for editorial eff
fort. The NEWS had not entered
the contest.
Following the meeting, pre-
sided over by Allen j. Tenney,
Chagrin Falls, the guests were
rendered a picnic dinner through
courtesy of the Lakeside Associa
ton. Hosts were DR.. Herbert
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wolf.
Cabin cruiser trips were pro
vided for women and children at
tending the outing.
Representing Ottawa county
were Robert w. Reider and fam
lily, Louis Warner and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jack Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN
area MOUNT THIS week
DEMOCRATSCALL
BAY TP. CAUCUS

Ed kaspar, Ottawa county
central committeeman, has an
noUnced a Democratic CAUCUS
which will be held in Bay
Township Community Hall this
Friday, at $50 p. m.
No local caucuses have been
called to date, due to the fact
that there was no primary con-
test for any local offices.
Deadline for filing petitions
with the Board of Elections is
next Wednesday.
Ed. Minderman, clerk Of the
Ottawa County Board of Elec.
fions, announced today that
board Of elections office in the
courthouse will be open next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. August, 6, J, 8. afternoon
from l TO S o'clock those who
wish to file PETITIONS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
M A J 0 R ETTES
SELL Pc A R s
FOR SUIT FUND

Friday and Saturday afternoons
of this week will be pear days
in Port Clinton. By that is meant
the Cochran Majorettes are go.
ing to offer the public tasty pears
at the downtown corners in eH-
change for donations to defray
lemaining expenses on the girls
new uniforms.
Donors may give any amount
they choose, without regard to
the value of the fruit, which will
be of good eating quality.
The 48-girl marching unit will
have a busy month of August.
Next Tuesday it will appear in
the Cleveland Stadium to give a
rre-game show before the Indians
play the st. Louis Browns. The
Majorettes were given 100 passes
to the game to admit their par
entS.
Last Saturday they performed
in a parade at the Genoa home
coming, and on Sunday a week
ago, they took part in the Hooley
Helgate day parade at the stad
ium here.
The Majorettes are scheduled
to appear in the Bryan jubilee
celebration August IL and or
August IL, they will represent
Ottawa county Legionnaires in
the American Legion convention
at Columbus. They will also ap
pear at the Wood county fair or
August Is, and at Toledo Zoo
amphitheatre August 19 and a
the D. o. K. K. convention in To
ledo August Is, where they vii
represent Port Clinton and Ere
mont at the K. of c. convention
there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Pilot Killed Near Genoa,
2 Women Injured In Crash

and rib injuries. Her sister, Mrs.
Ann Darlington, SO, of Monroe
vile, O., suffered a dislocated hip
and decorations of the scalp. Both
women were hurled from the car,
driven by Mrs. Barrington'S hus-
band, John, who was not hurt,
according to the state patrol. The
victims were taken to Magruder
Hospital for emergency treatment
and later removed to Riverside
Hospital, Toledo.
The Monroeville car was head
ed north on Catawba road, and
crashed with Bay Township
gravel truck which was going
west. The impact of the two ve-
hicles forced them into stopped
car operated by Mrs. Carl Keller,
who had pulled up on the Cataw-
ba road to make left turn to
Lakeside. Mrs. Keller was shak-
en- but not injured.
Both cars and the truck were
disabled and had to be towed to
Port Clinton by wreckerS. A Bay
Township employee, Kenneth
Meachen, driver of the truck,
was not injured.
Only minor injuries we're sus-
tanned by two persons in three
car crash on route SO, but the
vehicles involved were extensive
ly damaged.
When Myron Below, 33, Of
Port Clinton was making a left
turn to the driveway of the Earl
Schrader farm six miles west Of
the city, Robert Bower, Forest, O.
following him, failed to see his
signal and crashed. The force
of the collision showed Bebow's
car into a parked car owned by
Emery Whiting, of Port Clinton.
Both drivers and Ernest Below,
a passenger, were slightly hurt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
POLICE CAR IN
CRASH AGAIN

For the second time in a little
more than week the city police
cruiser was in an accident Sum-
day, having been crashed into by
a Ford sedan driven by Waldo E.
Shade, of Toledo on Perry St,
between Madison and Jefferson
Streets.
In statement made to Chief
Jack E. Shelter, driver of the po-
lice cruiser, Shade said his at
tention was drawn to a uniformed
WAC standing in front of the
Greyhound bus station, and did
not realize that the traffic ahead
had been stopped by the second
traffic light. He said it was i'm
possible to stop and avoid crash
ing into the police car.
The front of Shades car was
extensively damaged, while the
police unit received damaged
rear bumper, fender and trunk.
A child in the Shade car, Rich.
ard Shade, 5, received a slight
bruise on the left arm. Four
other occupants of the machine
were unhurt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
MADISON Street
WID { Mn G IS
PROGRESSING C

Work was started this week OH
the project for widening Madison
street in front of the court house,
where ten feet of the boulevard
is being removed to provide street
space for parking automobiles at
an angle. The work is being done
through the direction of the Port
Clinton city council and the county
commissioners have appropriated
part of the cost for the improve
ment, which will pro1ide increased
parking space for patrons of the
county seat.
Members of the city street de-
rartment are doing the excavation
work and plan to have the paw
ing finished within a week.
Present plane call for extern
sion of the widening in the high
school block.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
vFW DISTRICT
CO INFERENCE AT
NJ A R bL A D

Several hundred delegates and
visitors from V. F. w. Posts
throughout the area will converge
on Marblehead Sunday for con-
ference of the Ninth District.
Stanley Jadwisiak Post 1872 and
auxiliary will be hosts for the
event which is scheduled to open
promptly at noon with regiStra-
ton.
Meetings are scheduled for 2
o'clock in the post home for dele
gates while the auxiliarieS will
gather simultaneously in the
Lutheran Hall.
officers of the host post are
August Antilek, commander; Walter
Dobrowalski, senior vice COM
mander; Richard Walland, junior
vice commander; Paul Bennice,
adjutant quartermaster; Clarence
Skrinak, advocate; Steve Mile,
chaplain; and Emil Batcha, Leon
Lucas, and John Glovinsky, trus-
tees.
Marblehead auxiliary officers are
Mary A. Lucas, president; Rose
Marie Baker, senior vice presi-
dent; Mary Palmer, junior vice
president; Mary Gdovicak, treas
urer; Juanita Mazurik, secretary;
Clara Capko, conductress; Helen
Rose Bennice, chaplain; Beatrice
Sedlak, patriotic instructor; Made
line RingholZ, guard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
HANK OF HUMAN PLUMBER BREAKS
HAIR HOOKED BOTH ANKLES IN
BY FISHERMAN LADDER MSHAP

George Eurenius. 206 East Fifth
Street, underwent bone surgery
Monday in St. Vincents Hospital,
Toledo, as a result of fall from
a ladder at his home Saturday,
when he suffered fractures of
both ankles.
EureniuS was using an old lad-
der. which gave way as he was
climbing down, after having made
adjustments to ventilator in an
upstairs window of his home He
fell a distance of 20 feet. landing
with both feet on concrete.
Plans for birthday party
which was to be given Tuesday
for his small son, Jimmy. were
cancelled due to the unfortunate
accident
He is associated with his fati,-
er in the plumbing firm of Chris
tiansen & Eurenius, Second st
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
DAY-OLD TRUCK
DRIVERS STRIKE
ENDS SUDDENLY

The Cleveland teamsters' strike
which spread to Port Clinton
Monday causing a walkout of 25
drivers employed by the Lake
Motor Freight lines, came to an
abrupt close Monday night at 10
o'clock.
According to a company spokcs-
man here, there was no local
grievance, the walkout from Lake
Motor Freight being in sympathy
with strike which had been
called Sunday by the Cleveland
Drivers Council of the AFL team,
sters' union.
Details of the settlement in
Cleveland have not been disclosed
but all trucks throughout the area
resumed their routes early Tues
day morning. The spokesman here
told the NEWS, Nobody knows
for sure what the strike was all
about, but everybody seems to be
happy now"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Survey Of Route 163 Is
Completed For New 24-Foot
Thoroughfare To Route l4O

Sometime early next spring,
state route 1853 will become a
highway of near boulevard pro-
portions from the junction of
route 2 at the Moose Club to
route 140, it was disclosed today
by Leo Peiffer, Ottawa county
superintendent of state highways.
He said surveying for the pro-
posed 24foot roadway has been
completed and that the next step
will be procurement of the neces-
Saty rlght-of-way. 1t is expected
that this will be completed this
fall and it is possible that the
contract will be let for bids
during the winter.
Peiffer said there is a strong
possibility that actual construc-
ton of the widening and resur-
facing project will get underway
by early spring.
The route, commonly referred
to as the Lakeside road, is one
of the most heavily travelled in
the county, due to the influx of
tourists who visit East Harbor
Park in multi-thousandS each
spring and summer weekend.
The News learned this week
from reliable source that the
state highway department is seri-
ously considering building an
other approach to the popular
resort, which would make the
present road one-way route.
1t would be over a proposed
new route which would leave the
park in a northwesterly direction.
Next on the state highway
agenda for Ottawa county is wild
ening of the west end of route 2
from route 500 to the Lucas
county line, it has been reported.
The improvement of 1853 west,
near Oak Harbor, which has been
progressing since the middle of
last year, is expected to be COM
pleted by September Is, engi-
neerS have announced.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Gun Battalion Unit
Takes EOD Tour

Erie Ordnance Depot was host
last Friday for conducted tour
of the depot for $50 officers and
enlisted members of the ORC
886th Antiaircaft Gun Battalion
Unit stationed at Camp Perry.
CWO E. A. Luce, Security Of.
ficer at Erie, was in charge of the
tour. Acting as guides were
Dudley Sparks. Oak Harbor, Ebert
Broadbent, Barden Witter, T. S.
Eshelman and Joseph Crider,
Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Trio Rescued
After Boat
Capsizes

Three Bettsville men escaped
drowning when their speedboat
capSized and sank a half mile off
Mouse Island.
The men, John McGory and
Clarence and Mervin Kimmet,
had left Gem-Terrace Beach on a
fishing trip. When the craft
started listing the men donned
life belts and were rescued by two
unidentified Toledo men in a
cruiser.
The trio was not injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
REV. BRAUN is
HEAD, COUNTY
PASTORS GROUP

John Braun, pastor of st. John
Lutheran Church, was elected
president of the recently organ
lied Ottawa County Ministerial
Association Monday.
Miss, Eleanor Galusha, of Mar
hlehead, was named secretary and
treasurer.
The organization was formed
three months ago, and meets
quarterly. The next session will
be held in Elmore, October 90.
Rev. Ira Benton, of Oak Harbor
had served as president protein
for three months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
CITY COLLECTS
so TRUCKL0ADS
Q + R j B B | s H

The citywide cleanup conduct
ed the past week by the street de-
partment netted SO truckloads of
rubbish, Supt. Carl Ruddock an
nounced today.
The cleanup was started in the
west end last week and completed
in the eastern section yesterday.
Th gross tonnage of rubbish
has increased by some 20 truck
loads in the past 10 years, indi-
eating the growth of the city,
Ruddock pointed out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Seasons S Traffic
Heaviest Sunday

Deputies of the sheriff'S depart
ment were busy Sunday afternoon
and evening, assisting in directing
traffic on the Port Clinton-Lake-
side road at the intersections of
the Port Clinton-Lakeside, the
Catawba-Lakeside and the East
Harbor State Park-Lakeside high
ways. No serious traffic accidents
were reported and traffic was said
to have been the heaviest of the
season.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Lorain Man Called
To Service Here

Capt. Joseph H. Barkley, a men,
ber of the ORC ordered back to
active military duty has arrived
at Erie Ordnance Depot for his
assignment as assistant chief.
Depot Production Division.
A graduate of PunxSutawney
High School, Punxsutawney, Pa,
Capt. Barkley entered the service
in 1941 at Altoona, Pa, and ser
we'd continuously until 1916, in
Guiding % months in the Euro
pean Theater.
He has been office manager for
the Patterson-Emerson Comstock
Inc. at Lorain.
Mrs. Barkley and their son,
Richard, nine, will join Cap.
Barkley in few weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

City Police Monday were in,
vestigating the possible death of
woman who had auburn hair.
Sunday, James Sheppard, who
was fishing in the Portage River,
at the rear of the Port Clinton
Lumber Co. reported to authori-
ties that his hook had caught on
a matted loop of human hair, of q
texture and length to indicate it
had belonged to a woman.
There had not up to this time,
however, been any report of
woman drowning or the victim of
a boat mishap on the river at any
port. not in the harbor area of
Lake Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
FALLS DOWN STAIRS

Mrs. Della Bolack, director of
the Ottawa County Welfare De
partment, received lacerations on
her head in fall down stair
way at her home, 102 East Sixth
Street, Sunday. She was given
treatment at Magruder Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
LOCAL POULTRY WIN

Show poultry, raised and shown
by Ray Sperber, Erie Township,
were awarded three first prize
ribbons and three second prizes
at the Wooster, Ohio, summer
show held last weekend. A Dark
Brahma hen, owned by Sperber,
was judged best of variety in
large entry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
HUNT MISSING GIRL

City and COUNTY authorities were
asked Sunday to look for Mar
garet Vargo, II, who left her
home in Curtice, at $50 p. m.
Sunday. When last seen she was
wearing blue peddle pushers and
a white blouse, and riding a red
bicyclel
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
ELK BoWLERs TO MEET

The Elk's ladies' bowling team
will hold an organizational meet.
ing at 7:30 next Wednesday, Aug.
8, in the Elk's clubroom. Any
one interested, is welcome to at
tend the meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

E. M. Webb, Commanding officer
personally extended his congratu'
lations and best wishes for his
retirement years. Maj. G. L. Neb-
lett, post engineer and chief of
Finken's division. presented the
retiring worker with a letter of
commentator. The EOD Twen-
ty-Year Club, of which he was
member, sponsored a dinner in
his honor Monday night at the
Warner Hotel, Oak Harbor.
Maj. Neblett's letter read:
SIT is With mingled pleasure
and regret that / write this let
ter on the eve of your retirement
from government service. 1t is a
pleasure, of course, to congratu-
late you upon your attainment of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
HIP BROKEN IN FALL

Mrs. Carrie Black sustained a
broken hip Tuesday when she
slipped and fell in her home at
526 Monroe street, Port Clinton.
The accident occurred when she
stepped on a leaf from a violet
plant which had fallen to the
floor, causing her to slip. She is
receiving treatment at Magruder
hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Rounding out 81 years of gov
ernment employment, Louis H.
Finken, R. R. No. l, Oak Harbor,
Erie Ordnance Depot worker, re-
tired last Tuesday. Finken, who
attained his three score years and
ten on July 19. has served the
entire 81 years at Erie.
With sincere wishes for health
and happiness of fellow-workers
and superiors resounding in his
heart, Finken bid goodbye to
friends and left the post for his
final time as a civilian employee.
Almost all his years at Erie were
spent as power and heat engi-
neer in the post powerhouse.
In acknowledgment of his long
and excellent service record, Col.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

THE NEWS is prepared to do
your JOB PRINTING on a basis
OF Good Workmanship and
Good Service at Fair Prices.
Phone. 5271.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
HARRISON
By Rev.
Thomas G. Jones
Phone
Milton 1920
Election Of Officers and Committees
OF HarbeSOn Methodist Church

Election of Officers and COMMITTEES
OF HarbeSOn Methodist Church
Trustees: 1851, Walter Jefferson
Albert Davidson; 1852, Wallace
Kopple, Frank Davidson; 1853, Hy-
Ion c. Smith, Howard Clifton; hon.
orary, George A. Rust.
Stewards: Wallace Kopple, Eu-
genia Prettyman, Pearl DOdd, Edith
Barker, Amanda Rust, Viola JEFF
ferson and Delema Carey.
District Steward: Lawrence F.
Mason.
Church Treasurer: Mrs. Harry
Rust, Harbeson.
Financial Secretary; Mrs. Alton
J. Carey, Harbeson.
Committees
Board of Education: Fl. G. Smith.
RalstOn Pepper, L. F. Mason.
Board of Missions: Alma Smith,
Meta Mason.
Evangelism: Carl Prettyman, l..
f. Mason, II. G. Smith.
Finance: H. C. Smith, Delema
Carey, Frank Davidson, Walter
Jefferson, Mrs. John Rust.
Pastoral Relations: H. c. Smith,
Clara KOpple, George A. Rust, AL
bert Prettyman, Mrs. Carl Pretty
man and Meta Mason.
Nominations: Delema Carey, II.
c. Smith, Meta Mason.
Audit: Carlton JOseDh.
Hospitals: Edith Barker, Ruth
Carey, Eugenia Prettyman.
Policy: George A. Rust, Hylon
c. Smith.
Visitation: Edith Barker, Pearl
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
GLENDALE
BY Mrs. Hazel
D. EIlingsWOrth
Phone
Milford $3.50

Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland w. Moore
visited Mrs. Marie Wilson of near
Georgetown Monday afternoon af-
ter attending the funeral of Mrs
Moore's sister-in-law, Mrs. Alvin
Moore Of Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickerson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin d. Moore
Of Milton on Sunday evening.
Roy Macklin of Wilmington was
the weekend guest of Misses Allie
and Mia Maeklin
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. ireland en-
tertained guests last week.
Sunday guests OF mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Patterson We're Mr.. and Mrs.
DreXel Patterson of Drexel Hill.
Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Nutter Mar
vel Of Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker
were Sunday evening callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Millman.
Miss Joan Ennis was TIE Sunday
guest Of Miss Betty Deputy of Lin
coin.
Miss Phyllis Dickerson and Miss
Shirley Lea Ellingsworth visited
friends in Milton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James McIlvain
and family Of Milford were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Sara McIlVain and
Miss Mary McIlvain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Long and
daughters, Barbara and Nancy.
were callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Short of Georgetown during the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson
were callers in LeWeS on Sunday.
Leon Tucker of Wilmington, was
caller in town on Saturday.
Many in this community are i'll
with mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kehu and fam
lily have purchased the E. d. Prey
property near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and
FAMILY are now occupying the prop
erty of George Wrinkler.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Tucker were Mr.. and !
Mrs. Douglas Morgan and family of |
Lincoln.
Lewis West. Donald Isaacs and
Ralph Tucker have returned from
the senior trip to New York CITY. /
These young men attend the Milton /
High School and will graduate in
June. They reported a wonderful
trip.
Miss June Carey of PHILADELPHIA /
is spending the week with her par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Carey and /
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith have
the Russell property on
Main street and will make it their
home in the near future.
Home Demonstration Club
The Glendale Home Demonstra-
lion Club will meet at the home of II
Mrs. John S. Isaacs on Tuesday \
evening, April "a, at eight O'Clock. Il