Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-24

tendentS Office VIII become the
center of activity during the COM
ing week, while WORK Is peIng car
ried on for the opening of the
county schools on Tuesday, Sep
tember 4.
While in session Monday after
noon the county commissioners
met with the Portage township
trustees and representatives, of the
Port Clinton council, in the in
terest of matters pertaining to the
ditch on the South Fulton street
road in Portage township.
DR.. George A. Poe, who has
served as county coroner for the
past six years, has rendered his
resignation to the county commits
sioners. DR.. Poe is resigning due
to his having accepted a position
with a hospital staff in Virginia.
Bids will be received at the Of
fee of the county commissioners
next Monday at 2 p. m. for the re-
pairing of the window frames OF
the court house. The estimated
cost has been placed at $1,07025.
Friday will be the big day for
81 county officials and employees
who will be in Cleveland for the
evening baseball game at the
Stadium. The trip will be made
by special chartered bus, after the
close of the days work in the
court house.
Auditor E. A. Guth reports 31o
automobile house trailers as hav-
ing been registered in the county
to date Many of the occupied
trailers are listed in parking lots
along the shores of Lake Erie and
the Sandusky Bay.
Judge P. w. Gulau reports the
following appointments in the pro-
bate court during the past week:
Clara Schaefer, appointed execu-
trix of the estate of Amanda
Jeremy; John B. Morton appoint
ed administrator of the estate OF
Louis KocSis.
Wills filed in probate court
during the week included the fol
lowing: of Lawrence P. Schell,
Gustave Lau and William j.
Spayd.
Final accounts of administration
have been filed in probate court
by, Mary Engler, eXecutriX OF es-
tate of Eugene John Engler; by
Michalina SokoloWSki, eXecutrlx
of estate of StaniSlaW SokoloWSkl;
by John Boysen, executor OF es-
tate of Matilda BoySen.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Donald X. Johnson, %, painter,
Clyde, and Miss Betty ]. Niemeyer,
%, bookkeeper, Elmore; Rev. v.
C. Ridenour to officiate.
James Grant Howard, Jr., %,
student, Tucson, Arizona, and Miss
Audrey ]. Rudes, %, student, Ge-
noa; DR.. L. H. Ziemer to officiate.
Clyde E. Rice, %, grinder, San
dusky, and Miss Margaret E.
Lugar, "a, Port Clinton, RID No.
/; Justice E. c. Brough to offici-
ate.
Richard R. Fisher, 26, factory
work, Toledo, and Miss Eta Mae
Smith, II, Oak Harbor, RID No. l;
Rev. A. H. Grueber to officiate.
Edward Minderman, clerk of the
Ottawa county Board of Elections,
has reported to the auditors de-
partment, the collection of $124.38
the amount which the candidates
have paid for nomination fees as
candidates for various village and
township Offices at the November
election.
The auditors department re-
ports the receipt of the following
vouchers from Columbus during
the week: $18305 from federal
funds for blind relief funds;
$1,977.64 from federal funds for
aid for dependent children; $780,
600 as the county'S portion of the
recent distribution of gasoline tax
funds; $4,000 from gasoline tax
funds, for townships, each town.
ship to receive $400.
The sheriff's department reports
having investigated a number of
minor traffic accidents over the
weekend in which no persons
were seriously injured.
New cases filed in common pleas
court during the week included
the following: Donald Henry
against Jacqueline Henry, an ac
tion for divorce and equitable re-
lief; Stanley DeMars against Mar
jorie DeMars, an action for di-
vorce and equitable relief; Oliver
True, administrator of the estate
of Charles Dickson, deceased,
against Emeline Dickson and 9th
ers, an action by the administra-
tor to sell real estate; Meier'S
Wine Cellars, Inc, Silverton, O.,
against Rudolph L. Sanderson, and
others, an action to quiet title;
The w. I. Rawleigh Co., of Free
port, ILL.,, against George E. Short
and others, an action for money
only.
E. A. Brown, of the State De-