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CHASTLETON HOTEL
l70l 18th ST. NV -

l7Ol 10th ST NV
Special weekly rates. single and dou.
hotel service Call DU 1000
COLORED-FURNIsHED ROOM for
LADY or gentleman; blk. N. Capt.
tol st. carline; $50 mo. DU. 0075.
coLoRED-1s1s YOU sT.-Nicely
furn. rm. for Government-empioyed
girl; privileges: AD; l591. 4
II; ise. front rm: for . empi. per
coToRESnS1cEEY sSnS n5vlS Nv tSss seso rm Suit.
transp., Oi hon home e' priHils. CO: eSi 474s =
coLoRED-14ee BELMONT ST. NV.
-Lge. front rm. for cple; or men.
coIoREDmpi7eo sSp6iRE prly1ls BIocS No Ss4a You ST.
n.w.-Lge. furn. and unfurn. rm.,
all privil., ami; reas. vi. 2o31.
CoLORED-NICE LARGE furn rm..
for empl. cple. or 2 girls. Ho,
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM. for empl.
SCI Sgle. .ago rm 1886 Vernon st. NV,
CoLoRED-e LARGE. comfortable
snHs %p 5e sas' ehIs'ap IT, a95s aoss o
further information.
COLORED-2 RMS. compl. furn. in
quiet Christian home; for refined
employed ladies or gentlemen: ideal
for medical or theological students;
excel. transp.: no cooking. Elk.
CoIoRED-FRoNT RIM. for couple:
will accept one, child: home priv
cofekrpAstSSLr '5st5fi "a GSSI RIM, also ds,s:
tU1f ApHS' ruf
cofoKHpDouBIE t5f6oiR2fsati5o IT, RM Me- twin beds
two girls; privileges. 1920 Perry
coIoREpTs 81 n: Tg' RMs., sSSs, furnished. for
rent 1909 10th st. NV. MI. 6S41
CoLoRED-sINGLE AND DOUBLE
ROOMS--Conv: to transp.; privileges
reasonable weekly rates. RA. 1896.
CoLoRED-e CONNECTING rooms
in 900 block M st. NV. MR.
coIosEDNl73i EUCLID ST. NV
-ouiet emp,oged persons; no chill
coLooRE69LSGSEs.' FRONT RIM. for
employed cpl; quiet neishborhood
conv. to transp., nr. Garfield Hos
COLORED-,i:6 SPRING RID. NV.
. dbl, rms: nice married cple.;
hII Ei1;-lsgni avn privils' VIII rent unfurn'
coLoREDD-LGE. FURN. RM.; cony.
GsM transp;; no With With or without board
coLoREb-i1:a coRcoRAN IAN. ST. ~
h1uxss Attrastiye lysv warn En gsho Tmi quiet en-
coIoRED ROOMS for rent in conv.
Call J. GERALD JUSTINE. AZ 9Th
coIoREDNi5ii e,i M;i = IVc CHURCH ST. NV,
: lovely, y,s warm, r,t,I fHrn; n6 rms; sooe quiet
CoLoRED-FURNlsHED RMS. for 1
cSloREBM7sa Ss sSD.lemsn riRlkMoNT Rk ssSi ST. NV
Neatly furn. rm. in quiet home
COLORED-TwO ROOMS. double
bed. kit. laun- and telephone priyil.
c6EoaEDsGL RES SCI RooMs SssSaiys fyem ss to
bus and N. Capitol car. 65 You
CoLoRED-RooMs. single and dou-
6ls; nlW. en9l0ysa Rpi S444s couple Gresham ms Dl
lse. furnished rm.; nice home sur
roundings. Telephons Du; S,o4.
CoLORED-ROoM FOR RENT, with
all privileges. DU. 6026. Call any
COLORED-I OR 2 RMS; home priv
ileges: couple or single. men or
ladies. TIA 6343 or TU. $3.50.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RM. for
ssf,ned Nd szop person. cooking privileges
COIoRED-o5es 18th ST. NV
Furn. front rm.. home privil.; conv.
trans. Call DE. 1918:
ss9nmplesdtee with stove; furnished. Can
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

SEASONED OAK WOOD. $50 per
cord deliver 4. any length. Ashton
KiNDLING Woods bushels deliv-
cred for only 50; sawdust, 5 bags
for SosS 81 80; deliyeree65o eliyeree65o, ROBINSON
OAK CORD WOOD, seasoned; prompt
delivery Phone PooleSYille 2S4l
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Large db!e rm.. suitable for 9 young
comfortable, $40 no.; also share rm.
for gentleman, $50 NO. both rms
next to bath; walking distance down
TOWN q
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies Rec rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4S to S5S 30 142a
21st st NV, uU 1924
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1924 MASS. AVE.
Newly decorated double and single
rooms. EX. 1877. q
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K st. n.w.-Newly decorated;
downtown: phone with 24-hour
switchboard service: single, S10.5O
up: double. $3.50 UP. Elk. 7725.
GILBERT
2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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GORDON HOTEL,

Between x and Eye sts.. on 10th
Nice large dbles. with bath. SOS
per week; with running water. S22
sgleS Sl4 and up MA 1854
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ROOMS fURNlsHED-N.W.
1923 17th ST w

BOLIVIAN CLUB
1883 10th: business women; SCI.
dbl. rms modern baths beaut furn
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RITZ HOTEL

g1U F ST. NV.
Double rooms, SIS per week; single
rooms. S14 per week. Downtown ir
shopping district. Complete hotel
service
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ALTURAS HOTEL

Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
dining room: S1050 week UP;
So day up. HUI GIG.
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GLOVER PARK

GLOVER PARK
MODERN DE LUKE APT.
Beautiful 2-bedrm. liv. rm., den..
din. rm., bath and elec kitchen, in
March / Rent, Sis, wo. o3Ss.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Furn with your taste and conv. in
mind mind; | bedrm;, lily; rm:. dinette;
apt. bldg; share bsmt; 500, incl.
utils. Rental dept, FREDERICK w.
BERENS, INC, 1928 K st. NV. Ma.
5005. -6
CoLORED-FURN BEDRM.. semipYt.
6asA' kt'; yeerGyg reas.; empl. cple.
COLoRED-1 RM.. kitchen; for EN-.
p9yeq peFs99s epdTen or sy Spe mo bath SsR
CoLoRED-1sth AND d N.E.-Two
1-rm;; apts.; semikit,. bath. refgr.;
coLdR2bEuPpER 81 5sRT Tn E9s9 NV Attracti4e,,
fgrn. apt; excellent trans; em-
CoIoREDMAN UNUs1ALLY nice
3rd-.fir. furnished apt, 2 pvt. rms,
kitchenette and bath; can be used
for either l or . 2.1cpleS.. ., 3 or 4
empl persons, 1905 Columbia I'd.
COLoRED - COMFORTABLY furn.
/ bedrm. and liv.-rm. apt with use
kit. and all utils. LA. 6-6sl7
CoLoRED-e-RooM share bath apt.
CoLoREDwsINGLE RIM. and base
/ ment apt. 3516 18th ST. NV. Tele-
/ phone TU. 4643. Is
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s1se S Fenssmsa St Sw student Ag ptefcf4ss
TT, IT 7pI7 On EYES p, or Syn Syn. t,,rr a A..
bath bath, kit 1T, facilities eant if nee; jewish
DUPONT AREAIPvt. home, beauti-
9ls lal ise, rm., phone in rm.' bath;
one Ssfs' BLOCK To-; go COM, AVE. aios R
rf rm nzhsi Also sinsie isudan r@ rm Ho s49s s9's
1878 LANIER PL. NV, Apt. 2i-
Room, kitchen privils;; refrigerator,
saa ss!h G,t9aqfN e. G9a9f or sTN,cev lfdieY fur
ln1ished rm. for gentleman; ss week.
se5 SHEPHERD sT.-Lge., comfort
aelf asnf rmi 7rt for 4daS / or 2 people; re rsas'
LGE. SINGLE, adjoining bath. s2s.5o:
15ss 5snqat n. i. It. AVE. AVE- p'w.fhe Nv ss44 Pana
manian" Bright, front single room
$3.50 semimonthly. "a
PETWORTH-Furn. single rm.; in
PVT gyt' det; da home; rent reas. Call
LAReE FRONT RIM, next to bath;
and Clifton SITS, ny. Victoria Apts,,
living bedroom with fireplace ad-
joining bath, on carline; empl. lady;
references. HO. 1925. A
1880 18th ST. NV girls; twin
beds, next bath; good transp.; unlim
phone; $3.50 each. IA. 3611
51I7 5th ST. N.W.-Large front rm.
suita6le for or girls; ani conyen
CHARMING ROOM for Q empl. people
in gentile-restricted apt; " block
Z, q \ !, Conn; Z. nnIrr aye. ~ we. GS5s: II
companion to 13-yr.-ild girl, 2
nights week. EN- 1891. a.
1926 p ST. N.W.-Two rooms, twin
beds. one with Frigidsire, next bath
and shower. Also single room. MI
CLIFTON ST. NV, 1437-Nice
double rm., SIS wkly. each. u
tlock car line. NO. 1852. A
1923 EYE ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
sgle. rm.. maid and elevator service
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR apis. or
houses. furn. or unfurn, Washing
ton and vic? We have them.
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
1877 DeSaleS st. NV. MA. nOn7.
(Across from the Msyfower Hotel.)
HYATTsVILLE-6Il5 43rd ave
rm., kit, bath; completely furn.:
Thomas D. Walsh, Inc.
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27ll QUE ST. Sc.
Lovely apt. with liv rm.. 2 bedrms i,
kit. dinette and bath; in prac. new
bldg; S92.50 per mo-: heat and
hot water incl. FLOYD E. DAVIS,
1929 K st. NV. Ma. 0352. e
FRA ECIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH
shower 81 80 TO So so per day for
Completely furnished apt tub and
or 2: full hotel service; no tins
limit 500 20th st NV MA 5426.
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TWO BEDRMS., liv. rn.. din. rm.,
bath. large kitchen; completely and
handsomely furnished in apt. bldg.
Hotel: sf75 per mo. Avail, immed.
Gail Mr. WEIR. DE. 6003. S am.
to 3 pm. Sunday.
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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LoVel!, I'm, XII oaIn ano poIe
sB5 sBs ins nHt us snsf aduss hfxy ST. sff0Fh'si
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, new apt
500. Also. 2 rms, kit. and bstf
$685. 1885, deiEhftqHI T. cHA4sL aRs Wisf Ab safssll 1851
51a BUCHANAN ST. NV bed
rms, liv rm.. kit pvt. bath, comp
furn., phone; adults only. Fo
further information. RA. 1862. -
WALTER REED SECTION rms
IovELY 6's ssmRSt sRcr1oN essh UPPER PA th E5Se
Pullman. apt. lovely bedrm., pvt
sUiTIAND. Md bedrm.. iiv, rm
dining. foyer, kit. and bath, in 4
apt, bldg; for 2 empl. adults. 70
NEWLY DECOR, 2 bedrms., liv. rm
KIT, and bath; S115 per mo-. utils
DoWNToWN. nr. CIV Univ. =
fdn's fi DrI1}ssas SlH}e "9 s5S B6a'le E1 e5@s 5
s1o RITTENHoUsE N.w.-3 rms
porch; conven. transp.; suitable TO
p or 3 .SS a6ulsSi kIr RA HApsSiEycv S512 5 ..5e,
girl; on express line downtown, nj
Water Reed, TAX. PIX; $50. SH
SILVER spR1NG-a-rm. apt. Ink
kit, comb, sitting rm;. refgr.. dble
bedrm:. phone privils.; nr. bus
RMS. and kitchenette, pvt; bath
empl, cple.; fine neighborhood; reas
As FARRAGUT ST. N.w.-Bsmt
apt, separate kit; use of Bendi
washer; phone; pvt. shower: conI
transp.; no children. GE. O07S. -.
5I3 :srd ST. N.W.-2-rm. furn. apt.
working couple; no drinking; refs
Also lge. sleeping rm. DI. 2234. -
ATTRACTIVE. three rooms. fur
transp. Call RA. 37s7. %
1859 ROCK CIR. .CH. RID. NV
Pleasant 2 or 3 rm. apt; all util!
furn.: conv transp. Reas. Show
bet. 70 pm. TA 1927. -6
l4dO N ST. N.W.-Three-room apt
nicely. furnished. private bath. EN-
ployed people. references REQUIRED
TWO BEAuT.. SPACIOUS rms, lg,
paintings. brasses. kit. hall batl
compl. pvt. oil heat. garden. util
incl. S1O0 mo. LO. 5-155S. =
ONE RIM. with kitchenette, share bat
with one young lady; utils. furn
$50 mo. 2233 First st. NV, DI
FL, astn sIa.s,s t. BATH s4s rms SCI ssSg% sa'
DadS5NT atis5 DmfR DdmfRcIE-a-bedrm. to- tow
house apt. near U. N. Club; com
pletely equip; utils., maid service
| S175 1888 10th st. n.wn We
1851. Ho. 1921. -s
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1908 NEW HAMPsHIRE AVE. NV,
Dupont Circle area Extra Large
rooms DE s495. 5
GEORGETOWN-Ideal room in re-
stored house; gentleman; exclusive,
convenient; Potomac view. Ho. 74o9
GEORGETOWN-Frontb bedroom, in
beautifully appointed, well-locat ted
small house, for responsible gentle;
breakfast facilities: private use o1
house for business or social enter
tanning; Present occupant is re-
Elk. 4477, outside business hours oil
write occupant 1924 s1st st. NV NV
11o1 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. 301-
Nicely. furn. room; private family
1a1O M ST. NV. Apt. 4O5-For empl
gentleman; nicely furn.; next tt
1910 s COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Fron
studio rm., nicely furn.; conv
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautifu maste
bedrm., fireplace, bookshelves, bath
lge. closet; S65 single: $40 double
Also pleasant light student rm., S25
1888 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
young men, tile shower, excellen
location. S25 per month. DU. 9s74
GEORGETOWN AREA-Large from
rm., attrac! furn:. mr., bath. pvt
0sS7 or EN-. 6051. 4
1885 UPSHUR ST.-Front rm. nj
shower and bath. good transp.. gen
tleman, Jewish home. Ia. 1859. -
MT. PLEASANT. 1857 Ontario pl.-
Semi rm., also suite; culture,
home; 6-way trans. AID. BIB. =
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18TH ST.
Excel rms. Single S35: with bath
$50 Double. $50; with bath. $50
NEW Et HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1912 Ne,
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco
rated rooms: daily maid service an,
HOTEL HAWTHORNE, 2134 G st
n.w.,. RE. 4027-Sg1e. and dble
outside rms. newly redec.. runninl
water. bath and showers. Hote
service: reason. rates. -6
FARMINGTON. 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Maid service
24.hr switchboard; lge.. comfort
able rms; sgle., $3.50 wk. UP: dble
1880 wk. up. DE. 1880.
WALK dist. Govt bldgs. lge. dble
rm;,. running water; sgle. rm.. r.w
t242 21st St. NE. 5473.. A
1924 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nicel,
furp. clean. warm single rooms; s.
week up. -
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ROOMS FURk.-N.W. tcont.

2 BLOCKS 18th and Irving, 1925
young girl; nice home; $50. AID. 9o92
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HINES CHICKS
eullorum passed. Md, U. S. approved
Eatches every Fri, closed Sun. w
Rocks, B. P. Rocks, N. Hamp. Olney
Md Ashton 20o1 -
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s.BEDRM. APT, well turn:. ige.
Conveniently located. NAYLOR GAR
CENS, 3Oth and Naylor I'd. Sc
vi. 800 between am. and 5 pm
1866 sssAocCo COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Ige
first-h. front bedrm.; Ice. kit. semi
oNE ~, NICELY TuRS SIdI, EM;. Kit. n, shag 1as
al !g'h bEIafHELp 81. nM; pL. N.w-Dbie. lief fri
rm., next to bath. with bsmt., xii
and laundry priyils. Tu. 2l9l, -
2 rms. and kitchenette, $40; ea
heat, no linens: no children or pets
TWIN BEDROOM and complete Kit
bsmt. apt. pvt; bath and entrances
NEAR EEaRlGFfeo ffowER ael'I THEAAzR@P7t. "a s21S
tire 1st f.; 12-yr:.old brick house
porch. sunny sos incl. util. JU
LARGE ROOMS, utilities; Ii, s.ou phone !,
Couple caie' or garliS : girls. seoe s4th ne.
GIRL, 2S-33, to share 2-bedrm. apt
with 2 girls, unlimited phone; conv
a transp; ,i1ss rent usP51S S35 mo-. plus ptilS Is
1ssPDkM. BE hsi n'sP1f. APT, beautifully fur.
nished. in most exclusive NV resi-
dental bldg; may be ,subleased by
couple presenting excellent ,creden-
maihths aiaih oesinn5nf sgss BOX Fe9 es sear sea
1-RM. efficiency apt. has alcove with
modern sink. Frigidaire and stove;
utils. inc; next, to bath: 5 minis,
PentaSgon;o . suit suit, 1 adult; lady pref
FOR TWO GIRLs-N.E., near r. I
ave: Verv attractive, modern kit,
bath, liv. rm. with Murphy bed:
laundry tubs. outside clothesline;
easily furnished, well-kept place
Safeway close; separate eptr. side
rear; near ass. e one.fare are stop stop streetcar'
all utils, except phone. State age
where employed Box 321-M. Star
APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN for
furn. and unfurn. apis. 530l New
new ESpThfe BRfck ave HONE, 1iM Aps Nicely furn.
master bedroom and share the home
~ NE nUne y9ur oEn suabe @ rend lane cauoe aSo
= girls; reasonable price; conv, to
transp; Must be seen to appreciate
MAN WISHES TO sUBRENT his lge
2-bedrm. apt. with privll. OF re.
painting a bedroom, to congenial
couple. No children Apt. wei
furn. throughout. Good neighbor,
hood and trans. Refs. exchanged
Box 33l M. Star.
PRIVATE, Groom apt, suited 3 ol
3 girls; " blk. exp. buses. street.
cars; comfortable, clean. 1410 New.
ton st. NV. Open after 10 am. Sun
1947 BILTMORE ST. NV, vic. Shore
ham Hotel, Columbia rd. and 1Stf
st.-3 rms. liv. rm.. .bedrm.. kit.
bath, porch; clean, nicely furn.; 500
TAKOMA PARK-sm. bedrm.. lge. br
kit; nicely furn;, incl. new refer.
S55-65 mo. 81. 2033.
BEAUTIFUL new furnishings, rugs OF
the floor. nice and clean; 1 bedroom
liy. room dinette. mod. kit. ant
bath. 1900 Taylor st. NV.
ONE ROOM. kitchen. bath apt, cony
NV. location; empl. couple. non
drinkers; gentle home. .GE. 1888
2-BEDROOM APT, convenient trans
portation; utils. furn.; 4 adults or
couples. Ii. 3-24S6.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1147 q ST. NV
New furn., next to bath and
shower. double. A
436 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.--Pleasant
rm.. adj bath. cedar closet; nicely
furn.; express buses. GE. 1850. a
2S4f CONN. AVE.-Nicely furn., new
dec. rm.. twin beds. plenty heat,
hot water; maid. DU. 577s. IS
6OG TUCKERMAN ST. -N.W.-Furn.
rm. with kit. privils., for employed
cple.; pvt. home, conven. transp.
GE. 4164 3
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

NJ. Pelyhe, ct al. lot 397, Cliffs
Ext.
Danbury Plats:-George Gaydos,
ct al to Winfield B. Brouse, ct
al, lot 8, pit z, Gaydos S. D.
Lakeside: Helen Bell, ct al
to Gladys E. Smith, ct al, blk 23,
lot 8. Hilda S. Wagner to Eva J.
Willard, blk %, lot 16, pit Is.
Homer c. Ramsdell, ct al to Law
renee c. Miller, blk 7, lot 16.
Merlan Budd, sheriff, to Lakeside
Association, blk 18, lot l.
Erie Twp: = Wayne r, Rahm
to William f. Splitter, ct al, .066
acre, re 16, sec 54.
Portage Twp: - George A. Poe,
ct al to James l. Rhiel, ct al, rg
II, sec 33. Robert Qualman, ct al,
to Rose Grebner, 50/100 acre, re
II, sec "a. Henry E. Wharton, ct
al to Jack r. Wan, ct al, lots $50,
TollotSon "B". Lawrence Schiewe
ct al to John Tomlinson, ct al
.25 acre, re- II, sec 10. William
j. Eberle. ct al to Florence 0
Ludwig, lots 83, pit 80 Mauno Loa
Charles E. Mundwiler, ct al tC
Louis M. Kuebler, ct al, re- II
sec "a, Sand Road.
Oak Harbor Corp: = Edward r
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
( LET'S EXPLORE OHIO
YssErrLEMEn1s
EARLYs sETTLEMEN1s

Veterans of the Revolutionary
War and their families from New
Jersey made up the bulk of the
settlers in the Symmes Purchase,
the area between the Great Miami
and the Little Miami rivers.
When these settlers first arrived
in the Ohio Country in 1888, many
followed the Little Miami river
valley in selecting their home
sites. The early towns shown on
this map were established COM
munities at the time Ohio became
a State in 1903.
Old Fort Washington, in what
is today downtown Cincinnati,
was the most important American
military post in the west and the
military expeditions that broke the
power of the Indians in the Ohio
Country used this post as base
Of operations.
s The Little Miami river valley
was populous area even in the
prehistoric days of the Mound
Builders who left one Of their most
extensive works, Fort Ancient,
near Lebanon.
Fort Ancient is maintained as a
State Park under the supervision
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

Rocky Ridge; Mrs. Dorothy Knopp
Oak Harbor; Baby Charles Whit
ing, Port Clinton.
Aug. 27-John GeiSman, Lake
side; Nedra Krynock, Lakeside.
Aug. 28-Mrs. Lillian Owen,
Port Clinton.
Aug. 29-John Benko, Port
Clinton.
Aug. 22-Mrs. Kenneth Sharp
Port Clinton, girl.
Aug. 22-Mrs. Robert Webber
Port Clinton, girl.
Aug. 24-Mrs. Clayton Havens
Port Clinton, girl.
Aug. 25-Mrs. Clarence Rubeck
Port Clinton, boy.
Aug. 26-Mrs. Emery Whiting
Port Clinton, girl.
Aug. 27-Mrs. Frank Carstens
boy.
Mrs. Louis Arndt, Oak Harbor
girl.
Discharges
Mrs. James DeLr,ca, Port Clinton
Mrs. Avis Landon, Port Clinton
Mrs. Alta E. Britton, Port Clinton
Mr.. David Baldwin, Oak Harbor
Mr.. Harry w. Dachtler, Toledo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Property Owners
To Be Assessed
For Street Paving

Property owners residing on
Fifth and Sixth streets, or those
portions which have been resur-
faced this summer, will soon be
served notices of assessments for
their share of the cost of the
improvement
City Council this week adopted
a declaratory resolution, which au-
thorizeS the assessments and sets
up proceedings for the sale oil
bonds by which the improvement
will be financed.
Council last Tuesday adopted an
ordinance setting up control Of
all excavation projects in streets
for installation of utility services.
Persons who, for any reason, tear
Up portion of city street, will
: be required to restore it within a
specified time, under penalty in
case of failure to comply. Permits
for excavating a street must be
procured from the city clerks Of
flee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

Mrs. Lucille Reno. Port Clinton;
Mrs. Mary C. Nissen, Oak Harbor;
Mrs. Evelyn Farrow, Oak Harbor;
Mrs. Deloris Apling and baby. Oak
Harbor; Mrs. Evelyn Meinke and
baby, Mrs. Betty Blatt and baby,
Mr.. Lewis Bebow, Mrs. Martha
Nichols, Cpl. Elmer Shaffer, Mr..
Raymond Gleckler, Mrs. Carrie
Black, Mrs. Anna KreiIick, Mr..
James Boiling Jr., Mr.. James viii
liams, Mrs. Ethel Whiting and baby
Mrs. Anna Long, Mrs. Grace Dun
ham, Mrs. Gloria Nominee, Mrs.
Margaret Papazian, Mrs. Elose
Shrock, Mrs. Marguerite Justice,
Miss Betty Gilmore, Mrs. Jewell
Sharp and baby, Mrs. Vera Floro,
Mr. John P. Semon, Mrs. Lessie
Havens and baby. Mrs. Catherine
Rubeck and baby. Mrs. Helen
Mazurowski.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Moqruder Hospitol
Surqical


Aug. 22-MrS. Vera Floro, Port
Clinton; Miss Minnie Bredbeck,
Port Clinton.
Aug. 23-Roy Seymore, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Julia Finke, Oak
Harbor.
Aug, 25-George Tannrauthu,
Toledo.
Aug. 26-JameS Wharton, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Leona Kesling, Port
Clinton; Howard Later, Port Clin.
ton.
Aug. 28-Mrs. Violet Romans,
Port Clinton; Myron Dennis, Put
in-Bay; Mrs. Anna Dietrich, Oak
Harbor.
Medical
Aug. 22-Miss Betty Gilmore,
Cleveland; Baby Linda Lee Ian
don, Port Clinton.
Aug. 23-Mrs. Katherine Market
Put-in-Bay; John p. Semon, Port
Clinton.
Aug, 25-Mrs. Bertha Hacker
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
OAK HARB0R
ZONE PROPOSAL
Gets AIRING

Twenty Oak Harbor residents
appeared at special meeting of
council Tuesday evening in Town
Hall which was called to conduct
a public hearing on a proposed
zoning ordinance for the village.
A variety of complaints which
were lodged against the ordinance
were of a minor nature, dealing
mainly with what was termed in
equitable\ overlapping of the pro-
posed residential commercial and
industrial districts, officials re-
ported. They stated that all sug-
gestions and objections were TAX
en- Under advertisement, for study
by the zoning committee.
The committee will call another
meeting within the next week and
seek to iron out all objections,
after which a second public hear
ing may be announced for the
purpose of acquainting the resi-
dents of changes made in the
ordinance.
1t was indicated that council
would not act to adopt the pro-
posed ordinance until it has been
given final approval by the zon-
ing committee. This action is
anticipated sometime early in the
fall, it was said.
The ordinance proposes that
future growth of Oak Harbor will
be channeled along the lines as
set forth in three districts, en-
bracing residential, commercial
and industrial. The original plan
did not specify zoning of an
agricultural area touching on the
village boundaries.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
COURT NEWS
Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Transfers
Allen Twp. - Richard Deite-
meyer, ct al to Galen l.. Clark,
blk 6, lot 2, Clay Center.
Bay Twp: William S. Wolf,
ct al to Ohio Fuel Gas Co., 50X70
feet, rg Is, 2.
Long Beach: - Alta M. Lesser to
Long Beach Association, Inc, blk
"B", lots 54-55. Long Beach AS
Sociation Inc, to Alta nj. Lesser,
blk "B", lots 57-61. Alta M. Lesser
to Clarence A. Sweet, ct al, blk
"B", lot Sc.
Catawba PlatS: -. Standard Pro.
ducts Co., to Harry G. Knorr, ct
al, blk l, lot 4, Ottawa City. Cen
trail Securities Corp, to Barbara
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

MIR. and Mrs. George G. Policy
and son Denny of Bellevue visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. E. Osborn Monday evening.
Tom Green, of Toledo, is spend
ing several weeks here with his
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mmderman.
Mrs. w. ]. Dunham, who had
been patient in Magruder hos
pital for week, was returned to
her home in Lakeside Sunday in
| the Sanders ambulance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Myers,
former local residents, who had
been living in Elyria for the past
four months, have returned TO
Port Clinton and are now residing
in the home of Mrs. James Con-
ley, East Third street.
Sandra Lee Nissen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Alton NisSen spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les NiSsen and Johnny in Cleve.
land. She returned to Port Clinton
Sunday.
BAKE SALE by D. A. V. Auxil-
iary, Sat, Sept /, Gerner & VOLTS,
$50 a. m. 29-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Wemmer
of Cleveland spent the past week
here at the home of Mrs. Wem
mer's mother Mrs. Edward Kuhnlc
on west fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Quisno we're
in Columbus over the weekend,
while Carl was attending a veter-
ans reunion, including his former
unit in which he served during
World War II.
The Antiquarians will sponsor a
Tea, Thursday, Sept. 6, at 200
p. m, in the Guild Hall. Speaker,
Mrs. Harry Hall White. 29-1t
DR.. and Mrs. C. J. YeiSley left
for their home in Bakersfield,
California, Tuesday after having
spent the past three weeks here
the guests of friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon Rymers
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Yensen left Tuesday morn
ing to spend the remainder of the
week at the Rymer's cottage in
Milo, Michigan.
-.-.-
The Antiquarians will sponsor &
Tea, Thursday, Sept. 6, at 200
p. M, in the Guild Hall. Speaker
Mrs. Harry Hall White. 29-1t
Guests of the Carl Matthews
Tuesday were Mrs. John Gauthier
Mrs. Lucien Marleau and sor
Jimmy, and Mrs Phillip Wilhelm
all of Toledo.