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ALL CURRENT MODELS
1851 Philco Close-Out
AT COST AND BELOW


ANcE ANl ,.co" 60" 21o1 R. I. ave. ne
$50 K1, 4 sl4sss as OsGSal9 a}ter pm. tubes @il
TIRE. whitewall. for Cadillac, $50,
EG FSi SEs1 dTfyen 100 miles; s25. Gal
TIRfsTs s5sh' "a nsS ss4s, 7.1o.lS, Wv: Sss
TOoLS-Power saw. 8 in.. like new
table, 1sx15. with s-drawer W stand
best cash offer. DE. 1851. IL
TRANSMITTED. XIV. amateur. mis-.
cali esllIafsous ho 5sao. ga1t and tubes; che cheap
Trunk. 5-suiters ., Hartman; 5000
TYPEWRITER, I. c. Smith. standard
TTREwBITEE; sb5a ssT &, smith sas Corona port.
TYPEwR2TER. i' s9ith-corona- smith Ia lat.
been used; leaving country. must must
TYPEWRITER, Royal; boys 26-in
bike baseball glove; mask. mitt; {
skates on white boots. VI. 4s71.
TYPEWRITERs, one for $40, on,
500; both very good working con
ditlon. WA. S411 1Ts
TYPEWRITER, Standard Underwood
newly reconditioned. $40. EX. 4113
TYPEWRITER. IBM, electric, eiit
Type; In new condition, S275. OR
rYPEwRlTER, l. c. SMITH. spec,a
$32 SO; UNITED TYPEWRITER co
VACUUM CLEANER. Lewyt. with at
tashments; excellent condition; S35
VACUUM CLEANER. Singer; brand ran
new; Two bird cages. Cheap. CH
VACUUM CLEANER. new Electrofus aS
y:AliRSiiTYfTE; iIH52i MACHINE; excel. conc cona.
9 fonts of type; all accessories; $30t
or best offer. DU. 1880. III
VENETIAN BLINDS (6), 29hx3 #
wai, al l2hs; ssrIyEs WI 6455 .s ..... :, ls e.,
fsas fSds H66sE' SAaEosAs ga shGE 81 a.w. FIND
WARDROBE. oak. mirror back door
\ excellent condition: best offer. TR
WASHER. Maytag, aluminium tub
| So: weed burner. Airoil, No. 90
WASHER. brand-new, only used on
month; ne ad,B Bendix' cost $685. sell, Sl3i
WASHER. wringer type. auto. tim
sG1tr0I sgo Il. gssS seSs4s. ) months "AllIed iS
WASHER. de O~uS; luxe Easy spindryer
excel. cond.; 500. Call Ho. 740l
WASHER, Kenmore auto; IS mos
old; bolt-down model; like. new
u SlS5 2v 1F best 9 offer. @ Jo; 2-oS14 81, ~
WASHING MACHINE. ABc spinner
good condition; $45. GE: 1879.
WASHING MACHINE, GE, auto
timer and pump; late model; yer!
good condition; SIS. sH. 1884;
WASHING MACHINE. Hotpoint. goo
w4saiNS wf4assaitsS MaeHiRE 4s Ri fzso Kenmore, sss
gas stSye; t9gs SIS FriGidaire. $50. Ca
WAsHiNSG' NC MACHINE. Easy spindrie,
treadle sewing machine, excel. con
dition, S35; radio-phono. console
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto
magic. , yrs. old, good cond.: 50
wasafSG ssfs 5eas SoaiNEs S5fn TSor nSso auto
!. Soa9; will sacrifice for s125. Al
rangements may be made for deliN
. cry. AK. $3.50. III
! NASHIaH dAtHlAES ap to 4ut
disc or AZ i,aS 9or F.sS Roaels last ysar
ewes till 6 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
1911 Nichols ave Sc LU 4-700t
j.. WATER HEATERS, SIS up. qua
John G Webster USED APPLIANC
CENTER lS0a lst St Sc. ST $40
accessories, case; best offer abol
$125. NO. 971l after pm. 16'
double bed, inner-spring mattres
bass and snare drum; imitation fir.
wire fence; roll of linoleum; Jai
MAHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFE de lus
i ext. table; 4 side and 1 hostes
chairs; also breakfront; AL cond
). ton; 1895 comp. KE. 3-44S6;;
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ANTIQUES WANTED

SMVERWARE. ANY CONDTTION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric- o.
brac. d. Milestone. North O9OO,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 wis ave.
BEDRM., DIN. RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL 9 PM. CO. 1886.
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BICYCLE, boys 24-in., used, Nke
new reasonable. Greenbelt 1921,
Books DouEn. an x,nds. an, ouan.
SEsroa sa' sooG s5oe%o3ysd sop e our ,4ss 4snPsnss e
BUNK iHs BEDS Z st WASSap. sfaa in GOOD con.
dition. Call ia. 4-O.l7. III
children's. in good condition tdry
esaaeo eeptee for OF fssisiy sse HR sHqndese
MART. iS7s Columbia ar I'd. nATT1 NV. Ap.
CLEAN DIRT FILL for lot bet. 3344
and 1852 Upland ter. NV. Phone
Mr.; CHARLES. IA. 6977. -16
DIAMOND JEWELRH OF any descrip.
sien aenvs Cd geld AND silver. Cash paid
FUkNITURE-WII puy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
hric-a-brac Buying and selling fof
90 Years HoPWooDs 9Th and x
FURNITURE WANTED-Sinele pieces
snddo snd complete o1I households. etc. AID
FURNITURE-Wanted at once, eood
furniture and household effects:
also want refgr. and good plano,
prefer grand; small or large emts, ;
pay cash, Call MIR. GRADY. phone
NA. SOIS
FURN.-I. will nay highest cash prices
for single piece or your entire
cont. incl stoves, refg., wash mach.
orlc-a-brac. etc; We move our pur-
chases immed. Sc FURN. EX-
CHANGE. 2l0 9TH st. AT O5S5.
GOLD
Bring your dental golo platinum. dis.
earded iewelry We pay cash
A. KAHN. INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 ST NV
MATTRESSES, gas ranges. stoves,
heaters: reirigerators furniture
MiLTlLITH PRESS and other Offset
printing and duplicating equipment.
BILL GORDON P. o. Box-58I4.
WASHINGTON d6l. D. c. III
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or Night SH 3O30
REFRIGERATORS
We buy all makes. any condition.
Call until 8 pm. AID. 1884. 49,
USED PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE
Snon.electrtc, hand-winding). XII.
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Boxer puppies, Axe, best OF
pedigree, champion stock
WA. BITS.
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CARLTON HOUSE

2500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio apis. in one Of Washington's
finest elevator-type apt. bldgs., Just
being completed. Decorated by Doro-
room and bedroom, dressing room,
bath, dining alcove and kitchen, or
dining space and kitchenette; with
year-around air conditioning. Secre-
tarial telephone service. Public din
ing room sand entertaining rooms.
deck. amplified master television an
tennae system, ground-foor laundry.
Apts. now available. Range from
$S7.50 to 500. Your inspection is
invited daily from 10 am. to 10 pm.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverwsre. jewelr,
and Chinese art objects Any guam
tity Call Louis Segal. CH 633S,
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15O9 10Th STREET NV
Cenyeniently located outside rooms
with running water Or private bath;
dining room: SO 0 day up. HU.
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PARK VIEW APIS.

6030-5044 3Sth. ave-, Hyattsville. Nd.
We expect 0 few vacancies in the
near future; 1-bedrm. units, SIS
ans ana $50 $50; 2-bedrm.. sos; Incl. .util.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
AITTTRAS HOTET !,

10th AND II STS. NV
Special weekly rates; single and double
rooms, all with urivate bath. Cal
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REUPHOL. STEERING
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass.
ware. oriental art objects. iewelry
rugs si;verware paintings. por,
traits; highest cash prices paid Cal
MURRAY, TIA 3333
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FACING PARK-S10
1875 p st. s.e.-Two rms; all utils.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27O0. liz
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LETS. WASH. VA. MD WHITE
WEEKDAYS 81: SAT, SUN. 9-6
A-ONE RENTAL SERVICE
524 BOND BLDG. Ma 0007
l4th ST AND N Y AVE NV
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wire brushes; Stanley March large
wise; also electrical elements:
handles for repairing irons: radio
tubes; other elec. misc. From /
to pm. HO 4456
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MARRI.E

Several colors. At I705 K st. NV.
ARROW. EX. 9255. II. 3-2e02.-16
MATTRESS AND SPRING, single;
S25 for both; good condition. sH,
MEAT SAW, Do-All. 2 yrs. old. good
cond.; sacrifice. $3.50. CO. 1850.
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Cm,T-REfET

2400 10th O.. n.v-eglQ. ana dnee
Emg.. some with NJ bath: maid aDt
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OFFSET PRESS, Davidson" in good
condition; very reasonable. BILL
GORDON, P. Q. Box 1914, wash
ington 16. D. C. IL
OIL BURNER, gun type, controls
and 275 gal. tank. containing 20
in. girls bicycle Call WO. S0SS.
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LUMBER

We have a large stock Of weIl-sea.
1000 pieces sxiS. IL. YS e % to 20 T. Il. 'iesiii csii
US, where lumber can be seen. We
arrow ARROW f WREcKrSSds clSS saes Co.. and 1853 Sofr 3
Capitol &C, II. S-226;f Ia
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1855 KENNEDY SIT.
Cool rm.; lady; reas.; ami. Ia. S346.
Evening star., 1951-06-16

PIANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-blov
action. lifetime durability Available
tn wide selection Of eye-appealine
eases In mahogany walnut light
oak avooite and ebony
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
o25 G St. NV
Ret hifShmA 1910
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MOVIE PROTECTOR, B. g. H.. f6mm
sound. IL" spkr.: like new; sacrifice,
1895. us Kennedy NV. GE. 3769.
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OFFICE FURNITURE BARGAINS-A
complete floor of used wal, mahog.
and oak desks. chairs, files, tables,
etc. H. BAUM g. SON, 616 E st
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LuMBER-Marine psywood. 4xs-ft
sides; Sfo per sheet. GE. 9Is6
lie
LUMBER, used; enough to build 6.
room house; windows. doors. etc.
$1,000 or best offer, part or whole
VI. 1909. IO12 Both q. ne -
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BICYCLE, boys 24-in., used, IKE
new; reasonable. Greenbelt 1921,
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WEsTKY HAII.

ARLINGTON-Nm. Tor man; pv
SIh NIX. KE. S-aka4s ~
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el9 L ST. NV lge rms, kit.
bath nm. and kit. fixtures. Heat. hot
water. auto elevator and janitor
inspection.
49,, P. J. wAI:sHE.. INC.
1116 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646s.
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MDE-A-BED. one gray and one blue
simmons; excellent condition; S14O
each. Ia. 5S65. III
JUKE BOX-SeeburR; 12 record; very
GOOD cond.; sos. Call OR. 8710.
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ORGAN. reed. good cond.: $50. Oh.

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS - Victor,
Columbia, Decca, Capitol and Mer-
curry records and albums: popular
and. classical; all speeds; large
stock: sheet music SPRING VAL
LEY ELECTRIC SHOP. 4s06 Mass
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YOUNG, TAME OR
BREEDING STOCK. DU. 4947,
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HALF BLOCK CONN. AVE. &R
Large living-bedroom. dressing room
modern kitchen, bath. shower; beau
tifully furnished except linen. silver
available July / inspection now;
S15 mo, yr. lease. Box 51-H. Star
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PIANO PLAYER attachments. good
condition. excellent for beginner or
rumpus room. Price. S35. SH. 6720.
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PARTLY FURs

PARTLY FURN.-2 bedrm. apt IN
garden-type development. Liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath. 3 exposures.
Spacious rms; ample storage space.
Available July /; conv. location. Call
VI. 6100 bet. a.m.-5 pm. wkdys.
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Agents

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
CHARLOTTE LOVETT
HONORED WITH
BRIDAL SHOWER

On Monday evening, October 8,
very pretty shower was given
at the Community House, Erie
Gardens, honoring Miss Charlotte
Lovett, a bride-elect of November
3rd. Hostesses were: Mrs. Will
liam O'Brien, Mrs Cyril Wesley,
Mrs. Jack Riedmaier and Mrs
Hiram Stone, Jr.
The hall was decorated for the
occasion and tables of bingo and
pinochle were played. Lunch
was served after Miss Lovett
opened her many beautiful gifts.
Those attending were: the hon
or guest, Mrs. Charles Pinks, Mrs.
Duane Payne, Mrs. John Rogier,
Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. William
Heiser, Mrs. Clifford Jennings,
Mrs. Patrick o. Brien, Sr., Mrs.
Bernard Kasper, Mrs. Charles
Neff, Mrs. Amos Nielsen, Mrs.
William st. Clair, Mrs. Herbert
Windsor, Mrs. William E. Lovett
and the hostesses.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend we're: Mrs. Alfred Keefer,
Mrs. Leroy Ansalvish, Mrs. Pat
rick O'Brien, Jr., Mrs. George
O'Brien, Mrs. Jessie Starns and
Mrs. Dave Mackey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
Living Room Traffic Can Be Controlled
Regardless Of How Small The Area Is
BY Betty Lou SpauIding
Home Demonstration Agent

Even a 10 by IL ft. living room
can be happily lived in if you will
arrange your furniture to best fill
your family's needs. Just what
does Dad, John, your teenage son,
Sue, your eleven year old, and
you, Mother do in this room?
John studies very unwillingly,
but perhaps it's because the desk
has no light and is cluttered with
MONS African violets.
The puzzle eleven year old Sue
is putting together always has to
be stepped over, but she is a
member of the family too. May
be she needs a drawer not too
far away in which to keep her
books and puzzle boxes.
Mending, relaxing, and visiting
are Moms activities in the living
room. This means she toe needs
a comfortable chair and a good
light. Near her should be anoth
er chair or two for easy visiting
when a neighbor stops.
A family's activities should be
the guide for the arrangement OF
the furnishings. Livable homes
come from being lived in, no,
from traditional arrangements
Make that living room a room al
members of the family can live
in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19

The courts and studios O.
Europe would have been nor
rified at the very thought O.
woman painter when vigee
LIE Brun did this portrait OF
an Italian friend in 1892.
Now in possession of the To
IedO Museum of Art, Il
painting is entitled "Countes.
Isabella Albrizzf." LIE Drun
actually worked under cover
for a while. France was in
revolution, Spain was clinging
tenaciOusly to the old regime.
women were frowned upon.
SO, in addition to being a
great artist, LIE Brun was
something of a feminist. She
was exploring the route other
women were to follow. And
she was one OF the greatest
woman artists who ever lived.
For furth h er information
about the artist and the paint
ing, write to the Toledo Mu.
senm of Art.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
CHILD GUIDANCE COUNCIL
ENTERTAINED BY EAGLES
Photo

Child Guidance Council mem-
bers met last Thursday evening
at the Sand Road home of their
hostess, Mrs. Gaylord Engler, with
Mrs. Robert Howerth as the CO.
hostess.
The program for the evening
was an interesting talk by Rich
ard Bloom, Art Teacher, who
spoke on the topic "Art and Your
Child"
Members responded to the roll
call question Does Your Child
Have Artistic Ability?"
An announcement was made at
the meeting that the Council was
sponsoring a public card party
Thursday, October 25th, at the
Community House, 8 o'clock.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing delicious lunch was served
by the hostesSes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
MRS. LILLIAN HESS HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY BY GROUP

When Mrs. Adolph Frazier and
her co-hostesses, Mrs. Marvin
Lundgard, entertained the Sewing
Group of the Magruder Hospital
Guild at lunch IN the Frazier
home Wednesday noon it was a
special occasion as one of the
"stitchers," Mrs. Lillian Hess,
was observing her eighty-fourtE
birthday. Mrs. Hess was present
ed large birthday cake by her
sister, Mrs. C. E. Gerner, and
numerous lovely gifts by mem
bers of the group.
The table Tor the luncheon
was attractively decorated by the
hostesses and was centered with
a large bouquet of NUNS. Indi
vidual place favors of crystal bud
vases, filled with NUNS, indicated
where each of the fourteen men,
bers present were TO be seated.
Members of the Sewing Group
include: Mrs. Lillian Hess, Mrs.
C. E. Gerner, Mrs. H. B. Karshner,
Mrs. Guy Benedict, Mrs. Henry
Cowgirl, Mrs. Christ Petersen,
Mrs. Anna Balbach, Mrs. Mary
Barnholt, Mrs. Rudy Miller, Mrs
George Wenger, Miss Alta Brohl
Mrs. George Summerfield, Mrs
Rose Crawford, Mrs. Adloph Fra.
zier and Mrs. Marvin Lundgard
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
Absent FIotloree
Is Given Shower

Mrs. Edwin Laudy and Mrs.
Alan Eberly entertained with a
Stork Shower in the latter's home
Wednesday, October 10th, for
Mrs. Ted Davies. Diversion of
the evening was card bingo, with
prizes being awarded the winners.
In the absence of the guest of
honor, who is in Texas with her
husband, the many lovely gifts
were opened by Mrs. Laudy.
Those attending were Mrs. Bud
Qualman, Mrs. A. H. Rofkar, Mrs.
Arthur Lemmerman, Mrs. Arthur
Knudson, Mrs. Dick Hees, Mrs.
Wade Schenkel, Mrs. Ed. Will
liams, Mrs. JIstina Later, Mrs.
Melvin Ballard, Mrs. Arthur Dish
er, Mrs. Jay Later, Mrs. Fred Jen-
sen. Mrs. Edward Later, Mrs. Cal
vim Petersen, Mrs. Harold Hanck,
Mrs. Dick Petersen, Mrs. Kenneth
Owen, Mrs. Neils Petersen, Mrs.
Wilbert McRitchie, Misses Mari
lyn Zimmerman and Evelyn
Later.
Unable to attend, but sending
gifts were: Mrs. Luther Rhodes,
Mrs. Dick Davenport, Mrs. Ed
ward Ludwig, Mrs. Eleanor Boss.
Mrs. Willard Grover and Mrs
Gordon Quimby of Clyde.
At the conclusion of the eve
ming a delicious lunch was served
by the hostesses.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
COUPLES CLUB MEETS

Mr. and Mrs. John Steager en-
tertained the members of the
Couples Pinochle Club at their
home Sunday evening. Substi-
tutes for Mr.. and Mrs. .Adair Will
Der were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nor
tus. After service of delicious
refreshments, awards were earn
ed by Mrs. Joe Fitzthum, Mrs.
John Steager, Mrs. Ben Bahnsen,
Louis Mortus, Joe Fitzthum and
Denver Rowley, respectively.
Medical Auxiliary Meets
The Women's Auxiliary to the
Ottawa County Medical Society
met last Thursday in Oak Harbor
with DR.. and Mrs. George Boon.
Members present were the Mes
danes Minick, Wood, Rhiel, Short
ridge, Miessner, Gibson and Boon.
Additional guests were DR.. and
Mrs. w. w. Green, of Toledo, and
DR.. Kruze, of Erie Ordnance De-
pot. Several members plan to at
tend the 4th district meeting in
Toledo on Oct. 80 at the Toledo
Club when DR.. Mundy will speak
on Medical Insurance
The program for the coming
year was presented and plans
were made for a rummage sale to
be held later. Following the
meeting the doctors joined their
wives for refreshments and a So
cial hour.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
HONORED WITH
BRIDAL SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower, honor
ing Matilda L. Gregorsok, was
given Sunday, October 7th, by her
sister and sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo.
Adams and Mrs. Nicholas Peto, at
the Adams home, route 2.
The honored guest was the re-
cipient of many lovely gifts. Fol-
lowing an afternoon of games OF
Bingo lunch was served by the
hosteSSeS.
Attending were: the honored
guest, Mrs. Edward Vargo, Mrs.
Steve Adams, Mrs. Emery Tee
man, Mrs. Steve Agyagos, Mrs.
Susan Kuscik, Mrs. Julius Kelso,
Mrs. Mary Tokar of Clay Center,
Mrs. Erwin Apling of Oak Har.
Dor, Mrs. Andrew Hudek, Mrs
John Legaza, Mrs. Arthur Banda
lin, Mrs. Andrew Peto, Mrs. JOS
eph Lucas, Miss Marjorie Lattl-
more, Miss Tessie Prusik, Mrs,
Glenn Turner, Mrs. John Benko,
Miss Helen Benko, Miss Lillian
Adams, Mrs. Lydia Peto, Mrs. 10.
seph Pepas and the hostesses.
Unable to attend were Mrs. Jo
seph Prusick, Mrs. Frank Man
guerra of Sandusky, Mrs. Steve
Kuscik, Jr., Miss Mary Krokovec
of Lakeside, Mrs. Robert Hyde OF
Fremont and Mrs. William Peto
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
OPEN FEDERATION
MEETING

Port Clinton Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs will hold their first
open meeting of this season on
Tuesday evening, October 80, at
8 o'clock in the Guild Hall.
Ben Bennett, Supervisor of the
Economic Education Program for
the Republic Steel Company en-
ployees, will be the speaker for
the evening; his topic--"The High
Cost of Economic Ignorance" MI.
Bennett knows economics from
the serial realms Of high finance
to the down-to-earth family bud
get, and will clarity some of the
confusion in our understanding
of our economic system works,
what its basic problems are, and
what the future holds in store.
An invitation is extended to all
members, member-at-large, and
guests.
Mrs. Veronica Southwood,
Thursday Study Club, is Chair.
man for the meeting. On the pro-
gram Committee with her are the
following members: Mrs. Norval
Gill, Mothers Roundtable; Mrs.
George Koch, Junior Womens
Club; Mrs. Ed Norris, Literary G.
Social; Mrs. Ralph Wedekind
.Sorosis; Mrs. A. w. Chapman, 80
Circle; Mrs. Walter Miller, Cot
erie; Mrs. Reigel Fetterman,
Commodore Perry Circle, Mrs.
Donald Pulschen, Progressive Mo-
Tiers; Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter,
Child Study; Mrs. Richard Wolf.
Child Guidance; Mrs. Albert
Holzhauer, Fortnightly.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
ANTIQUARIAN MEETING

Mrs. Carl Keller was hostess
at the regular meeting of The
Antiquarians Monday evening.
The group discussed plans for
their trip to Toledo next Friday
where they will attend the An
tique Show being held at the
Women's Club October IS, 26 and
9th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
MRS. KAISER ENTERTAINS
MEANT OF PRAGUE CLUB

Monthly meeting of Infant of
Prague Study Club members was
held at the home of Mrs Richard
Kaiser Monday evening, with Mrs.
Fred hendricks attending as a
guest of the Club.
For the program, a book review
Everyone Calls Me Father" was
given by Mrs. Derrill Hablitzel
and report on Pope Plus the
Tenth was presented by Mrs.
Peter Hermes.
Mrs. Hablitzel will be hostess
at the next meeting of the club.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
ALPHA BETA SIGMA
PELA ELECTS

Officers were elected Monday
evening when Alpha Beta Sigma
Pela met in the home of Gloria
Probel. They are: President,
Francis McGill; vice president.
Gloria Probel; secretary, Sarah
NisSen; treasurer, Sharon Mul
cahy and news reporter, Carolyn
Wheel.
Navy and white were chosen
for the club colors and a white
rose bud was selected for the club
flower.
Plans were made for bake
sale to be held November 3rd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
GUEST NIGHT AT
STUDY SOCIETY MEETING

Approximately one hundred
were in attendance last Wednes-
day night when members of the
Immaculate Conception Study
Society and their guests met in
Community Hail.
Father Anthony Geurst, guest
speaker, discussed the topic "Eu-
rope in 1851" AT the conclusion
of his talk a question and answer
period was held.
HOstesses were: Mrs. Fred Dug
gan and Mrs. Sylvester Fritz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
JUNIOR GUILD WILL MEET

Junior Guild members of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church will
meet Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock in the homes. Hostess
for the House group will be Mrs.
Richard Alexander; Mrs. E. NJ.
Christensen will be hostess for
the Church School group; Choir
group, Mrs. Floyd Herl and Altar
group. Mrs. Frank Strickland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
ST. CHARLES STUDY
CLUB WILL MEET

The next meeting of st. Charles
Study Club will be held Wednes-
day with Mrs. GLnther Lubeck as
hostess and Mrs. Arthur Nye SER
wing as the co-hostess.
Mrs. George Oleska will have
charge Of the program entitled
"Catholic Home Life. Frequent
and Early Communion" will be
Mrs. Michael Hrupcho's topic and
Mrs. Dean Kirk will discuss Cath
olic Digest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
COUPLES BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Carl Matthews was a sub
stitute player Friday evening
when Mr. and Mrs. Tom Finefrock
entertained the members of their
Couples Duplicate bridge club.
High MS scores were held by
Ralph Snyder and Roland Scha-
per and EW winners were Mrs.
Matthews and Mrs. Leslie Meyer.
At the conclusion of the play a
lunch was served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
JOSEPHINE FALL HOSTESS
AT COTERIE CLUB MEETING

Coterie Club members met Fri
day at the home of their hostess,
Josephine Fall. The Roll Call was
answered with current event
items and Thelma Montgomery
presented book review, "The
Near East" for the evenings
program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
"HARD TIMES" PARTY
WELL ATTENDED

Dick Petersen's barn was gay
ly decorated, using the Hallow-
cen theme, when twenty eight
members and husbands of the Ca
tawba c. c. L., appropriately cos
tuned for the occasion, held their
Hard Time" Party there Thurs
day.
The evening was spent playing
games of pinochle, with awards
for high scores presented to Mrs.
Richard Cooper and Herbert New.
ton, and consolation awards to
Mrs. Robert Johnson and Harold
Tuttle. Emil Parker was recipi-
ent of the door prize.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-10-19
LAcARNE PTA MEETING

Members of the Lacarne Parent
Teachers Association will meet
Thursday, Oct. Is, at 800 p. IN.
in the Erie township school
County superintendent, Edwin
Digby, will speak on the Finan
cial Picture of the Erie Town
ship School District, and short
movie will be shown.