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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
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School officials in Des Moines,

School officials in Des Moines,
Iowa, are using laboratory meth
DDS to teach fifth-grade children
about proper diet. A pair of
young white rats are housed in
cages in the classroom.
One rat is fed the food some chill
dren like best starchy dishes,
candy, soda pop, etc. The others
diet comes straight from the
schools cafeteria, and includes
plenty of vegetables and dairy
products. Good Housekeeping
magazine reports that the chill
dren themselves chart the growth
rate of each rat, comparing their
weights and developments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
MAGAZINE URGES WOMEN
TO VIEW COOKING AS ART

The food processing industry,
by freeing women from much of
the drudgery of preparing meals.
has given them the chance to be
original and inventive in the cul-
linary arts.
IF we shop right" says the
food editor of House Beautiful
magazine, "the hard work OF
food preparation is done before
the food reaches us. This gives
a freedom and creativity to meal
getting that was impossible when
cooking was a dirty, lahorious
job"
In the April installment of the
magazines new food department
the editor explains that a crea
tive cook must know how te
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

of pets against rabies, April 1e.
p. DR.. Rodgers went on to saw
that, according to astrologv. Dos
Days officially end arly in Sen
TENDER. Superstition has made
a legend of the rise of the Doc
Star (Sirius) in the sky, claim.
ing that the influence of the star
drives dogs mad. Since the Dog
Star is prominent from earlv
June until September, dogs are
supposed to be especially suscep.
tible to rabies during that time
Although dogs may boone ir.
ritable from the heat during the
summer. this is not rabies" DR.
Rodgers points out. This dis.
ease can appear at any time of
year and many of the nations
worst outbreaks have occurred
in winter and early spring.
Another popular misconception
arises through use of the hydro,
phobia', meaning fear of wa.
ter" DR.. Rodgers explains that
the affected animals do not fear
water. in fact actually crave it,
but any attempt to swallow
causes painful throat spasms.
Neither does an animal sudden.
ly go mad" DR.. Rodgers ex.
plains. 1t contracts rabies after
having been bitten by another
infected animal. The rabid ami.
NAL. The rabid animal carries
the virus in his saliva and trans.
mits it by biting.
There are two types of rabies,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11
ANTIQUE SHOW
LOOKING FOR
OLD BOOK

Mullins, S. c., April-:Sponsors
of the Mullins Antiques Show are
beginning to rival Diogenes IN
their search for a man-any man
who can submit an old book for
exhibition at the fourth annual
Mullins Antiques Show the last
week in April.
The owner of the oldest book
submitted with have the honor
of officially opening the three
dav show. Every old book sub
mitted by man will be display
ed during the show in the private
collections booth, which this year
is to be given over entirely to
mems collections.
The door to the show will be
a huge book entitled Mulllns
Antiques Show by the Methodls'
Choir. The owner # the oldesf
hook in the private collections
DISPLAY will open this at l1:OO
o'clock Apr'l "a and be welcomed
as the first guest to the snow
bv Mrs. r. E. Lipscomb, the Off
cial hostess.
The Antiques Show sponsors
noombers of the Mullins Metnoo-
ist Church choir, are asking that
any man who owns an o n. pooK
cot in touch with Mrs. Pearsall
Johnson of Mullins, who is 10
charge of acertaining wnlcn
hook is Oldest and of arranging
the display of old books SUD-
poittpd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

furious" and dumb" In the fur
lous type the animal first an.
pears dull and melancholy or un.
usually affectionate and does not
respond in the usual manner
During the second stage. the dog
mas an Irresistible tendency to
roam. 1t runs away, travelling in
a straight line and turning aside
for neither man nor beast, SNAP.
ping as it goes. 1t runs as long
as it can. Foaming at the mouth.
which is frequently ober-empha.
sized and miscalled "frothing,"
appears from an accumulation of
saliva due to difficulty in swal-
lowing and to "champing" of the
jaws. 1t may die in this stage
but usually returns home, seeks
a secluded spot, becomes paralyz-
ed and then dies. After the onset.
it lives from three days to per-
haps as many as II.
In the case of dumb" rabies,
the dog shows a desire to avoid
his former friends and tries to
hide under something. 1t is hos
tile to humans and other dogs.
From the onset, weakness of the
legs and paralysis of the jaw,
tongue and throat are prominent.
At this time the dogs behavior
suggests that it may have a bone
lodged in it's throat. The animal
bites only if disturbed. Owners
of these animals are frequently
exposed to rabies while attempt.
ing to inspect the throat of the
animal to determine whether any
obstructive object is present.
Cats sometimes become infect
ed with danger to persons, espe
cially children. 1t will hide in a
dark corner or under some OBJ
ject, attacking persons who ap
proach.
DR.. Rodgers urges that sus
pected animals not be killed
place the animal in a secure
pen. with plenty of food and wat
er. or in the hands of your veter,
marian who is skilled in the dag
nosis of rabies and other animal
diseases. II the animal has rabies
it will show progressive symp'
toms. Ii it is alive and we'll at
the end Of II days one can be
fairly certain that rabies does
not exist"
Inthe event that it is necessary
! to kill the animal, care should
be taken to avoid shooting it in
the head. The intact brain is
essential for adequate laboratory
examination.
In the laboratories of the State
Board of Health, the microscopic
examination of the brain can u.s.
ually be accomplished in 1 or 2
hours.
Dr.. Rodgers urges that pet
owners cooperate in the state
wide mass incubation program
by taking their pets to the
clinics
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11


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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-04-11

choral; and Prof. Earl Slocum Of
the University Of North Carolina
band.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
Near Navy Yard-Vacant
ONLY $3.50 CASH

Monthly payments like rent buys this
charming brick home on nice street
now vacant and in excel. cond.. II
has, 6 lge. bright rms, reception
hall, 3 bedrms,. lge. kit. and pantry.
full ,basmt., with laun. tubs. h.-w h :,
today, call ia. 653s.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1871
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in now!
room row brick. bath, full basement,
coal; h.-w.h. OWNER, AID. 0532
in now!
S595 down, 646 B ST. Sc; 6-room
row brick, bath, full basement, coal
h.-w.h. OWNER, AD O532.-16
COLORED-vACANT-Move in now!
S595 down.. 1859 Morris -rd. Sc;
7-room row brick; baths, full base s.,
CoLORED-Near Barney Circle; very
nice brick home, 6 large rooms. and
bath, full basement, gas heat,
venient terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
1908 d ST. S.E-For colored-Open
today 3 to 8, in a block Of nice
homes, excel. condition. Have. a
home and income; two complete
kits, det. garage: lovely yards. good
terms. LAWRENCE v. LUTES, 81
COLORED-2 FAMILY SPECIAL, only
$3.50 cash. This home is in excel
condition and is in good location.
Live in one apt. and rent other
RA. 341S.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

KENsTNGTON. MARYLAND
Spacious 2-bedrm. brick bunEalow.
ige. liv. rm.. full bsmt., expansion
attic 2, fnished' beaut. lot. excel
loc.. close to schools and shoppinR
center. This is a real bargain. Low
down payment Monthly payments
$50. Call Mr.. Heflin, 81. 0652
T0v O. n~rE
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, ideally. located; 2-bedrm
A. brick home: few steps to stores,
bus, etc; pvt, fenced back yard; liv.
nm. firepl.., din. rm., lge. stor, attic
eSRs.i oWNEFP' PoTSh' Wi' sa5s sa5; Asking sle'5oo'
BETHESDA-Real buy. Open to
dark. Price reduced If sold this
rm. brick center hall. About 10
years old Conveniently located,
walk to everything. Out Wis. ave,
3 blocks beyond, bank at East-West
to Pearl left l block to Harlins
BETHEsDA's BEST BuY-prastic-
ally reduced fer quick sale; det. all
brick 3;bedrm. 2-bath home on
Beautiful see4 r 'oTass WEE lSs Ssr ssti r1S esr
g $SS4, SN 800. Eyes y, , eI esiI Mo., $3.50.
BETHEsDA-3 bedrms.. liv. rm. with
pspiace, n9scb SEP din r , screened
Sis:s5o 55iS GienWood Geainsa; iui1 rda oSl;t iust
, ofI old Georgetown I'd: oL. s67i. :
BETHESDA-Look inside and out!
Construction and floor plan of this
home is unbeatable and there is only
sae pay II sSsooe sSs nesd set Ssdrms To SnH M
Wi. 56ei. ALLIED REALTY corr,
BETHESDA-Nice 6 rm., bath, 2
story brick and frame; screened
porch; gas &C. heat; $4,000 cash
Call sH. 3490: ewes. SH: 1854:
sSsIsa HILLS bres section and Of frame gs
in a newer home community: rec.
rm. with firepl., interesting liv. and
din. rms. bedrms. and 2 baths:
built-tn gar: oil &C. heat; owner
moving. This Is a good opportunity
ip0o 4 JosRs 2ss : 0SsB Is. tedsE: fNS, G6sSy HRT
CHEVY fhSSS' & CHASE v1Ew-An excellent
lot 100000 IT, high elevation and
q complete 5-rm. brick rambler in
rec E. II rm. - hobby b rm. and very very ,g ,lge,
lures You viii like this properly.
To inspect. call WO. 2300. ONCE
open today. EDW. H. JONES &
co; INC: Chevy Chase. D. c. 10
close to public and parochial schools;
5 bedrms.. 3 baths. den with pow
der. rm.. rec. rm., GE iii furnace
with a.-c. heat; det. gar. The
side lot can be used as. separate
newer home community. see this
property today Call WO. $500.
Once open today. EDW. H. JONES
g. CO., INC. Chevy Chase. D. G;
4 BEDRMs., 1880 DowN-A ise.
home in Takoma Park now vacant
and will give possession In Is days.
s rms, fireplace. oil heat. garage.
Owner must sell; Open to any offer
within EeasS RAFFELL REAL Es-
Evening star., 1951-06-10

4 BEDRMs., s2.SOO DOWN-A ige.
home in Takoma Park now vacant
and will give possession in Is days.
s rms, fireplace. oil heat. garage.
1isRia 1MRiI sen aAPR APPfa 70 RAJ anx osr @
TATE, HfI. SE1A4, sun. and weekdays.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
COLORED

COLORED
HOLD EVERYTHING!
THIS is THE HOUSE
YOU'VE BEEN DREAMING
ABOUT ALL WINTER
NOW AND ONLY NOW CAN
WE LET 1T GO FOR ONLY
$995 DOWN
OFF 18th AND N. CAROLINA
AVE. NE.
A lovely semidetached brick nome
containing 6 rms. full bath. AUTO
MATIC OIL HEAT: full bsmt.. lge
front porch; BRICK GARAGE; lge.
concrete rear porch. Miss this and
you'll be sorry. For appts.. call
JOHN D, NEUMANN PROP. INC
1927 18th et. NV. MA. 1921
Evening star., 1951-06-10
OPEN / TIL DARK
FOREST GROVE. 500 6O,

1905 Myrtle Rd.
New 4 bedrms.. Q baths. brick Cape
Cod. large iv. rm. with firepl.
separate din. rm., equipped kit. with
din. space, l bedrm. and bath OF
Ist FIR: 3 bedrms., bath on 2nt
mr.: full bsmt., side scrd. porch, sun
deck, gar, lifetime roof; level wood
ed lot; J block from transp., schools
To reach: Out Georgia ave to For
est Glen rd., right on Forest Glel
rd to Dameron, left to Myrtle rd.
lett to house and Woodmoor opei
sign.
WooDMooR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 5555. Realtors. TIL PM.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
COLORED
5537 CENTRAL AVE. Sc.

OPEN FRIDAY g TO g.
SAT AND SUN. 2 TIL DARK
Nearly new semidet.. brick, 5 rms.
tiled bath. completely equipped kit.
full bsmt.. gas &C. heat; comb.
storm windows and Venetian blinds:
nicely landscaped lot; right on bus
ping and new grade and high
schools. A real buy at S11 $50.
with only $1,000 down. Immed. pos
session. Directions: Out Benning
rd. to Central ave-. left to 5537 and
cur open sign.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. vi. 2S02 til
Evening star., 1951-06-10
OPEN | TO 6
~ ANArnCTTA Dn

ILL ANAAAO La ILO.
JUST OFF BRANCH AVE.
Here is an excellent prewar semidet
brick. tastefully decorated and in
new condition throughout. First f.,
liv. rm.,. din. rm.: kit. screened frt
End Il. Full bsmt. With a outside sid Oen. en-.
trance, oil a.-c. heat. rec. rm. An
chor-fenced lot. Ideal location for
children; near Govt. parks. schools
etc: $13,500. $4,000 down. Cal
WA. 5000; evenings. WA. 5000.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
Evening star., 1951-06-10
RATHER CHOICE

RATHER CHOICE
In growing area, this good brick
house has 6 rooms and Ia baths
the rooms are large and house is
In good condition. 3 years old; gas
&C heat. .parquet floors. near new
Gath eathos shuFeh a10 sc seh0olS niS.st and ,. bus
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 4-OO40
Evening star., 1951-06-10

1900 BLOCK MASS. AVE,
This immaculate Groom row brio
house with side hall entrance. equip
for 2 families, is priced right for
quick sale; It has screened rea'
rage. Gas h.-w.h. and a deep lot
Trades considered. Mr.. Washburn
SMARsiALL J. wAPLE co.
ResMor. DI. 334o
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ORCHARDALE
1911 CAD AT0rA Axrr AYxx
ROCK CREEK FOREST
D ROOMS, LARGE LOT
1900 Cnonoar Dad

2b22 Spencer Road
OPEN SAT AND SUN. | TIL,
This freshly decorated small home
has attractive kitchen, beautiful
Wood-burning fireplace. easement
windows. full basement, gas heat.
near schools. shopping and trans
$1,000 will buy. (Out East-WeSt
hwy; to Grubb rd. trafhc light.
north to Spencer rd.. left to house )
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.. Realtor,
u. .534o. 10
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E,
COTORED

Near nth and p sts. Sc, semidet
brick that has living room, dining
room, kitchen, den or bedroom on
1st floor; 4 bedrooms and tiled
bath on 2nd; full basement with
bath; oil h.-w.h.;. clean and in good
condition; 2 inclosed porches.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-004C
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OPPORTUNITY for retired person
with means Large 5-bedrm. house.
tenant house, large shaded lawn and
an abundance of beautiful shrub
2ery. on main highway, with water.
da.I1. df.nt Tor yacht, and acreage II
afsrsd ehone or neaT Write AqoaDGs os TeSms
LiNWoop l.. CLARK. Attorney,
Maryland Hotel Building. Annapolis
s7,OO0-5-rm. bungalow with bath;
%.I.,s. on ~ acrss Ssss ao1 Highway. Phone
3 BEDRooMsIExpansion attic; fre-
Montgomery ave: 10s Aberdeen I'd :,
Rockville. Md. Down payment and
assume loan Of less than $4,000
SMALL EsTATE-Approx. 10 acres;
Fred. Co, Md, on hard road. near
town, on Monoescy River. Beauti.
bath. 32-ft, liv. rm. and smaller
one, both with fireplaces; lge. kitch-
en- and din. rm:; toilet first floor
Large attic; Hot,water- oil heat
summer-winter sum hookup. Large lawn
furn;; with house. other features
Must be seen. $4,000. Taney.
SOLID BRICK RESIDENCE
% miles d C.. excellent bus service
Desirable neighborhood. Built ahou,
iS2O. good condition: 10 rooms, 2
baths. fireplaces. excellent woodwork
full basement. modern kitchen: oil
burner steam heat, electricity, tele-
phone hacre Handicapped lot. shade
trees. garden. Sacrifice price fol
immediate sale; $4,000. Shown by
appointment only.
LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD
Evening star., 1951-06-10
COLORED

COLORED
OPEN 2 TILL 6 Pm.
1927 D STREET NE.
eemidet. $4,000 or more cash. Rea-
sonably priced; excellent cond.
Venetian blinds; awnings; oil h.-wh.
insulated roof; hardwood floors on
st floor; 3 bedrms. conv. transp.
Mr.. Dove on premises.
V. D. JOHNSTON
HU. 1912 DE. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-10
COLORED

100 BLOCK z ST. Me- complete
apts. each with large white tile
bath, electric refrigerators, le-tor
gas ranges. Built-in 2-car garage
ground-level basement, could be CON
verted to doctor or dentist Office
Oil heat. insulated, weatherstriped
= Aoply
GEORGE I. BORGER
603 Indiana Ave. NV MA. O35O
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BETHEsDA-oPET TODAY 90
A RARE OFFERING

For seekers of an old house. thi.
Pennsylvania Dutch farmhouse witt
beautiful grounds, cannot bt
matched for charm, comfort ant
structural soundness; retained at
mosphere of the old, but remodelet
to provide all modern comforts
Liv. nm. with fireplace. lge. library
Sstep-dowr dining rm. opening OF
lovely pvt. lawn. mod. kit, powdel
rm:; End H.. on two levels, 4 lge
bedrms., mod. bath; double garag,
and shed; oil h.-w.h.; near school.
and 17-acre recreation area. 1924
johnson ave. near Suburban Hos.
pital. Attractive approach from Ole
Georgetown rd. when johnson ave
Is completed. Temporary roundabout
directions: Out Wisconsin ave. Ief,
on Old Georsetown I'd. 2 blocks be.
yond Suburban Hosp. to Greentree
left 8 blocks to Ewing dr.. right tc
Johnson and Open" sign. HELEN
NORRIS, OR. $3.50 EN-. 9053.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
COLORED

Desirable 6-room brick featuring nice
large living room, dinette. modern
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. and tiled bath;
full basement. gas heat, newly dec
GRATED. Reasonable price and good
terms
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave. Sc LU. 4-o040
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUN. 2 TIL DARK
NEW RAMBLERS

= custom-built ramblers in this very
your inspection. Individual In de.
sign and construction. One ready
for occupancy. Built by John A
Clark & Son.. they contain 8 twin.
size bedrms., 2Hs baths. patios
screened porches. entrance foyers
closets galore. through..hall plan
dining room, NAH. trimmed through.
out, picture windows. beautiful d,
luxe equipped kitchens with break
fast space. 1st-fir. laundry rooms
IN addition to basement with fire
place, Ice. attic, 2-csr garage ant
other features. We believe thest
homes to be excellent values a
Evening star., 1951-06-10
RETHECDi

De dESOA
Modest but very attractive brick
home; lovely neighborhood; nice lot;
living nm. dining rm. kitchen. first
door; 3 bedrms. and bath, second
floor; large screened porch; full
bsmt.; very close to transp.. schools.
anxious to sell at once. Priced ex-
tremelv fair
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
5506 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
BETHESDA
PARKWQOn

Center entrance. 3-bedroom brick
Colonial on large level corner lot
Side porch, 2-car garage, storm
windows. Anchor fenced rear yard
Perfect cond. Walk to rey
parochial school from this exclusive
location. Excel financing. 1901
Del Monte lane. 500. 500. HUG.
GINS & HARRISON. INC. Real
tors I,0 6-og00
Evening star., 1951-06-10
TRADE YOUR HOME
CT FINANCED
Mr.. MINI. "a PA. AYES

Congress Heishts; New semidetached
brick; rms. and bath. small down
payment ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-0747:
ewes and Sum- LII 4-6420 10
Evening star., 1951-06-10

e4na rrrcENE AVE.
OPEN SUNnsv. . TO & PM.
BRJCK RAMBLER
aree. bright Hvire-dininR room with
firpnlace excellent bedrooms, tile
bath. all-electric kitchen with gar
bage disposal. dishwasher, etc; util.
= jtv room, concrete front porch
fenced yard completely sodded
Owner leaving city. House lust
months old. Mr. Carter. 81; 1854
left / block to Eugene ave. sharI
right to our Sign1 MARSHALL J
WAPLE CO.. Realtor. DI. 3346.
Cape Cod on lot 100x175-3 bed.
rooms, liy. room, din. room and kit
with fun bsmt. "A good terms: Cal
No. NJ Marklin, 7 liz 9 asl&. dS& shSygMn shSygMnAN e
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-11
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

In pursuance to an order of sale
in partition issued out of the Cour'
of Common Pleas of said ottawa
County. in the case of Alice. Clyde
Plaiatiff, Us. Lindley Humphrey, et
al, defendants, being Cause No
1904 in said Court, l will offer al
public auction on the premises, al
the late residence of Lindley w
Day, deceased, 420 West Sixth
Street, Port Clinton, Ohio, on the
4th day of June, 1851, at / 80
Z. NJ the following described rea'
estate:
Situated in the Village of Port
Clinton, County of ottawa and
State of Ohio: and known as
the east half (1a) of the east
half (b) of Lots Nos. Nine 90.
Ten GO), Eleven GD and
Twelve U2) in Block Number
Two (2) of Hasselbach's Ad
dition to the village of Port
Clinton. ottawa County, Ohio;
also the East fourteen feet and
four inches of the West one
hundred and fifty of Lots
Nine 90, Ten G0), Eleven
GD and Twelve G2) of Block
Two 90 in Hasselbach Addi-
tion to the Village of Port
Clinton, on record in the Re-
corder's Office of ottawa Coun-
ty, Ohio,
appraised at Six Thousand Dollars
Terms of Sale-CASH
MERRIAM. BUDD. Sheriff.
IL ELLA ZEHNER
Attorney for Plaintiff.
13-5t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-11
Court House News

Judge Tom D. Stahl of the COM
mon pleas court will attend the
state meeting of Common Pleas
Judges at Akron, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
1t. Col. Herman Christensen of
Washington, D. C. called on some
of the county officials in the court
house Tuesday, recalling the time
he was affiliated with the county
engineers office twenty-eight
years ago. Col. Christensen is with
the U. S. Engineers department
of the army and is planning On
leaving soon for Austria where he
has been assigned for special duty.
With the opening of the May
term of common pleas court, Mon
day afternoon Judge Tom D. Stahl
called the docket and assigned d
number of cases for hearing or
trial. The docket contained 141
civil cases which was 10 less than
the January term when 100 cases
were listed.
Judge E. Solether of Bowling
Green held court here last Thurs
day when the case of John Zetzer
against John Lundgard, an action
for injunction was heard and sub.
mitted.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick
was called to Erie township Satur-
day night when it was reported
that an automobile had left the
highway and landed on the New
York Central Railway tracks al
the three mile crossing. Deputy
Hetrick with the help of number
of persons who had stopped at the
scene. managed to remove the
automobile from the tracks before
the arrival of train. The auto.
mobile was reported slightly dam.
aged.
Robert J. Mexico has filed pc.
titlon in common pleas court seek
ing a divorce from Mary Mexico
Port Clinton RID.
Judge P w. Gulau Of the pro
hate court reports the following
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-11

appointments during the week:
Bessie /. Sahr, appointed eXecu-
trix of the estate of Marie c.
Sahr; Mary Andrews, appointed
Administrative OF the estate OF Jo-
seph Andrews; Christine E. Lat
tendorf, appointed executrix of the
estate of Albert Lattendorf: Pear!
Brindley, appointed administrative
with will annexed, of the estate
of Hattie Weidner.
Final accounts of administra-
ton have been filed in the probate
court by Laura Schlievert, admin
iStratriX Of the estate of Marvin
Fred Schlievert; by Fred w. Tab
bert and Reuben Sievert, executors
Of the estate of Mary F. Sievert.
First and final accounts of adj
ministration fave been filed in the
probate court by Roberta r. Ber-
lin. administrators of the estate Of
John l.. Berlin; by Moreno Chris
tianSen. administrative of the eS-
tate of Roberta Rikeman.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Howard C. Foreman, 3S, ac-
counting clerk, Oak Harbor and
Miss Clara E Hova, 35, Elmore
Hev. John A. Palm to officiate.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Clay Twp.-IoSeph j. Mazur, eli
al, to Rollin J Krumnow, ct al, pt
lot II, Edgeheld Farms; Marie
Taylor, ct al to Stanley Skistmas
ct al, lot 36, sec 20, Edgefeid
Farms; Joseph Drescher, ct al, tc
Rose Gregor, lot /, Jos, preschel
s. d.; Walter Knudson, ct a! to
Snyder, ct al, 21.24 acres, re-. l3
S 10.
CataWba Plats-Title Guarantee
6, Trust Co. to Central Security
Corp, lot 401 Cliffs; Q. Van Glenn
mentS, ct al to Arthur j. Peschcl
ct al, lot 8, Fairway; Q. Clemens
ct al to Lester B. LAUGH, ct al
lot 2, Fairway; Jess McElray ct a
to Margaret France, lot %, Byr
neal Est.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-05-11
NoTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

The Commissioners of Ottawa
County, Ohio, will receive bids at
the office OF the County Auditor,
Port Clinton. Ohio, unity 2:30 p. NJ,
May 2Sth, 1851, Tor the Improvement
of 1870 miles of roads in Ottawa
County by surface treatment as per
plans and specifications on file in
the office of the County Auditor
and County Engineer.
Estimated cost $13S,216.41.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
A certified check in the sum of
5Go Of the estimated cost on sol
vent bank in ottawa County, pay
able to the County Commissioners
must accompany each bid.
by order of the Board Of Ottawa
County Commissioners.
e. A. GUTH. County Auditor.
Port Clinton, Ohio
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