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Evening star., 1951-09-18
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Clark Gable, fishing while sitting
out the six weeks in Nevada. may
prove the guinea pig to test the
California law passed about two
years ago, making illegal such di-
|vorces as are granted outside the
State without permission or ap-
|pearance of the divorced party.
AS of now, Sylvia is sitting tight,
planning a legal separation from
Clark, not a divorce at this time.
Lana Turner says she is well
enough to report for her Merry
Widow" picture this week.
Leslie Caron, pert French star,
gets. the role of her life in "Glory
Alley" to be produced by Nicky
Nayfak. Ralph Meeker, rising
fast in Hollywood, costars, with
important parts for Gilbert Roland
and Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong.
Danny Hayes little pal in
Hans Christian Andersen" is
Disney Star Bobby Driscoll. Hope
Danny won't be too whimsical as
Hans
Martha Raye is always different.
Late at a party-2::30 am, to be
exact-having a bad toothacle,
she routed dentist out of bed and
he pulled the tooth there and then!
EstherWilliamS' movie on the
life of Annette Kellerman has a
cute title-"One Piece Bathing
Suit" It's Esther's next for Ar
thur Hornblow.
Greer Garson,s "The Law and
the Lady" picture went over with
a bang in Britain. Which is
strange because they didn't like
her in Mrs. Miniver," which was
only great.
At dinner with Walter O'Keefe,
just returned from tour of the
Army camps in Germany and
France. In Germany and France
they are not SO apprehensive about
imminent war as we are" Walter
told me. There is no crisis with
their coffee every morning. AS
for food. Western Germany looked
like one big farmers market" ="
Walt should have seen England.
Austerity is still the order of the
day for the British.
Mrs. Edward (Gladys) Robinson
gave a party for her Moroccan
paintings before sending them to
New York for her 9th exhibition.
They really are good and I wish
I could afford one, but $500 per
canvas is too steep for my pocket
book. Sold 81 last year." Gladys
tells me, proudly. She started
painting a mere five years ago as
therapy for a near-breakdown
caused by her war work.
Jiggs and Maggie won't be 60
Evening star., 1951-09-18

even as well as Miss Holm was
served and, in fact, finds herself
aboard a vehicle that is so slight
it almost isn't there at all. When
it does make its presence felt, it
is only to establish itself as a
hackneyed piece of stage litera-
ture.
Miss Rogers fans, of course,
may find their effervescent star,
her eye-dazzling wardrobe and her
glib way with comedy scene
quite enough. Her unfinchingly
faithful fans, that is.
X X x
You probably are not going to
believe that a man has written a
new comedy with this plot, but
custom demands that it be de-
Scribed, if only sketchily.
Miss Rogers then is presented
as a famous star of stage and
screen hollywood not being the
only place where the casting is
to type). She comes charging in
on her dear, old friend one day
with the sad story that her sister,
a widowed housewife type, has
made off with the painter with
whom she, the actress. has been
dallying and won't Charles do
something?
Charles does. He summons the
sister and, with som fast dialec-
tic, talks her into disappearing for
a while. The unforeseen cat least
by two or three people on stage)
result of this is that the painter
goes charging out of the actress
life in search of her sister.
This is interpreted by the star
as sure sign that Charles is in
love with her and she pops over
and proposes. Meanwhile a young
doctor keeps turning up to take
Charles pulse and to snarl at the
glamour girl because, as it soon
is made clear, he was in love with
her 10 years ago and still is.
Now, if it doesn't push your
Evening star., 1951-09-18
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PETERS, at 9:S5; Plus sA; "cAPTA1N TAN
WANDA HENDRIX, at 500. Cartoon.
Located in Arlington on U. S. Route
l. One mile south of the l4th st.
Kids free Wednesday "STRICTLY
DISHONORABLE" and FIGHTING
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Evening star., 1951-09-18

LOVE AND LET LOVE" comedy in
two acts and five scenes by Louis Verneuil;
starring Ginger Rogers; directed by YER
neuil, setting by Ralph Alswang. At the
IGayety.
Or: Fred Stevens - Tom Helmore
Shirley ------.,- ---- Dorothy Adams
Harlan David Perkins
Valerie Kine-Rath Gage GNU Ginger MfSras1 RoEeTs
credulity too far, Charles invites
the actress over for dinner and
you guess whom he tricks into
showing up at the same time,
while he himself stays away. This
is getting hard to believe even
so soon after having seen it.
X X X X
This has been arranged by the
author in two acts and five scenes,
for 20 diScernible reason other
than that the conversations de-
picted take place at five different
times Virtually nothing happens
during the first act and it is
Act Two, Scene 2, before any
signs of repl life are detected on
stage.
1t is too late then, though. be-
cause there's nothing left but
Scene 3, which is as anticlimatic
as a concluding scene can get.
A light comedy, of course, can
be forgiven a number of short
comings along the story line, but
only if the writing is bright
enough to keep you in such
state of amusement that you don't
notice the shortcomings. Mr.. Vern-
euil has written some funny lines,
ali right. and Miss Rogers. Paul
McGrath and the others don't
let many of them fall by the way
side. out there's hardly enough
COMEDY to watt you into any state
of happy oblivion.
a. X
1t is entirely possible, of course,
that something may be made of
all this before it gets to New
York and certainly the playing
is of a quality which deserves
every effort at salvage.
Miss Rogers, most handsomely
clad for her return to the boards
after all these Hollywood years,
certainly does all she can to lift
up Love and Let Love" and make
it sparkle. She demonstrates her
versatility by playing two roles
the self-dramatizing. extrovertI
actress, and her plain and sensi-
BILE sister. She sings once, win
ningly, and she keeps reminding
of her dancing days by showing
Evening star., 1951-09-18
SUNSET DRIVEN l'::6S.e :a',;. 'F
9. W. LOEW MI. VEkNON
OPEN AIR DRIVEN

Rt. 1, So. Of Alex, AL. 1850
New asHoWBoAT." in in Technicoior.
With AVA GARDNER, KATHRYN
GRAYSON and HOWARD KEEL.
Show at 7:35, 1910. Children Free.
Fri. Sat, THE WALKING DEAD"
and BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERS"
Evening star., 1951-09-18
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Ginger Rogers Glamour
Opens the Goyety Season
By Horry Macarthur

Ginger Rogers decorative and personabe
should be acknowledged with under
stances The fact must be faced however that circumstances
which surrounded her arrival the Gayety
not the sort which inspire unaloyed joy.
Miss Rogers lending the opening of the
Evening star., 1951-09-18

LOVE AND LET LOVE" comedy in
two acts and five scenes by Louis Verneuil;
starring Ginger Rogers; directed by YER
neuil, setting by Ralph Alswang. At the
Gayety,
Evening star., 1951-09-18

Love and Let Love-" Mr.. Yer
neuil had a hand in opening the
Gayety's last season as the author
of Affairs of State" which Ce-
leste Holm turned into a personal
triumph, but lightning has not
struck twice.
At least Mr.. Verneuil has not.
Miss Rogers has not been served
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

The number of occupied house
trailerS in Ottawa county has
reached the 306 mark, registered
for taxing purposes. Many of the
trailerS are placed in parking
places along water front proper
ties, and some are occupied the
year around, providing homes for
families who are unable to find
other housing facilities in the
county.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued in greater numbers in the
probate courts this year accord
ing to Judge P. w. Gulau who
reports 124 applications for the
seven months of this year as
compared with 110 for the cores
ponding period last year. June
was the record month when 81
licenses were issued, while July
had II.
The auditors department re-
ports 1,129 real estate transfers
as having been filed in the coun
ty during the seven months per
iod this year, an increase over
last year when the number was
1.083 for the corresponding per
ind. July had 131 transfers filed
as compared with 2l1 for June.
An increase IN business has
heen reported in the office of the
clerk of courts, according to the
county clerk. Mrs. Velma Sauvey
who reports 1877 new civil cases
filed this year, while the number
last year was 125. TWenty-Sia
new cases were filed in July, oi
which Is were applications for di
, vorce or alimony.
New cases filed in the common
pleas court during the week in
clIded tho following: The Johr
Shillito Co, against Donald P
Bennett. an action for money
only; Edward J. Onset, and other.
against Franklin Nechter. an ac
ton for injunction; Winifred Var
Deusen. against Raymond F. Var
Deusen. an action for divorce ant
equitable relief; Ray c. Webb VS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Moaruder Hospital
Surgical

Surgical
July 25-EdWard Sprenger, of
Port Clinton; Mrs. Paul Miller, of
Port Clinton; Mrs. John Grosjean,
Oak Harbor.
July 28-Betty Burks, Port
Clinton.
July 29-Mrs. Genevieve Czel.
wienski, Gypsum; Fred Langbein,
Port Clinton.
July 31-Emma Grau, Oak Har-
Dor; Carrie Black, Port Clinton.
Medical
July 27-Cecil Ramirez, Port
Clinton.
July 3O-Mrs. Louise Larkin,
Port Clinton; Mrs. Basilio Reyna,
Gypsum; Paul Branum, Port Clin
ton; Mrs. Ella Stahl, Toledo.
July 31-Mrs. Roy Whitlock,
Fort Clinton; James Deluca, Port
Clinton.
July 26-MrS. Milford Easton,
Port Clinton, girl, 6 lbs. 10 3/4
ounces.
July 26-MrS. Donald Nelson,
Route 3, girl, 6 lbs.
July 27-Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
Port Clinton, girl, 6 lbs, / OF.
July 27-Mrs. Frederick Shenk
ell, Port Clinton, boy, 7 lbs, 6 o.
July 27-Mrs. William Bennett
Oak Harbor, girl, 8 lbs, 3 1//2 o.
July 27-Mrs. Donald Mason
Port Clinton, girl, 7 lbs, 7 1/2 or
July 28-Mrs. Norval Bergman
Route l, boy, 8 lbs.
July 29-Mrs. Willard Yingling
Oak Harbor, boy, 5 lbs, A 1/2 or
July 30-Mrs. Melvin Herod, Of
Port Clinton, girl, 8 lbs. 1/2 or
July 31-Mrs. Raymond Arndt
Elmore, girl, 7 lbs, 6 1/2 OF.
DISCHARGES
Mrs. Lois Bennett and baby, Mrs
Marian Stuart, Austin Smith, Ron
ME Hendrix, Clarence Feterman
Mrs. Helen Schmodt, Mrs. Bertha
Livingway, Mrs. Mary Jess, Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE

]. ]. Loney, residing at 329 Wash
ington Street, Newport, Kentucky,
will take notice that OF the 25th
day of June, 1851, Alice Lynch
filed her petition IN the Court of
Common Pleas of Ottawa County,
Ohio, in Case No. 1888 against
him, the said j. j. Loney, praying
for judgment in the amount of
l4Igh, uuuureu seventy -nNe anu
no/lO0 Dollars ($S75.00) plus inter
est and costs, upon a written con-
tract for services rendered and
that an attachment has been is
sued in said cause and levied upon
personal property in the hands of
Walter A. Hoffman and also upon
real estate known and described as
Lots Two CD and Three CD in
Block Thirty-two (32) of Lakeside.
subdivision in Danbury Town
ship, ottawa County, Ohio.
Said defendant is required to
answer on or before September Id,
1851, or the prayer of the petition
will be considered true and judg-
ment entered accordingly.
JOHN L. REINHEIMER,
24-6t Attorney for Plaintin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Court House News

Sheriff Merlan Budd reported
eight prisoners in the county Jail
over the weekend, some being
held awaiting action of the grand
jury and others we're taken be-
fore Justice Court on Monday
when their cases were dispersed
of.
Judge Tom d. Stahl of the
common pleas court has receiv-
ed a special assignment to hold
court at Bowling Green the lat
ter part of this month when
Wood county cases will be as
signed for trial.
The county commissioners while
In session Monday discussed a
number of county problems and
placed an order for some sewer
pipe to be used along highways
where repairs are being made.
in the county.
Miss Polly Stahl has been ap-
pointed to serve as deputy court
reporter from August l to Is. dur
ing the absence of Miss Rodena
konker who is vacationing.
William Fleckner, of Oak Har-
bor a representative of the state
taxing department during the
past week, assisted a large num-
Der of vendors in compiling and
filing their sales tax reports for
the first half of the year. Mr.
Fleckner spent four days at the
court house, completing his mis-
sion, Monday.
Edward Minderman. clerk OF
the Ottawa county board of elec
tions reports number of nomin
ating petitions have been filed al
this time by persons who are
seeking township or village Off
ces throughout the county. Wed
nesday. August 8 is the dead line
for filing petitions, for the No
vember elections.
County Auditor E. A. Guth re
ports the receipt ola voucher from
Columbus for ST, ,961.48 from state
funds to be applied to the coun
ty relief funds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE

Robert F. Seybert, residing at
544 South Federal Highway, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, viii take no.
tice that Elaine NJ. Seybert has
filed her petition against him In
the Court of Common Pleas of OF
tawa County. Ohio. in cause No.
12961; that the prayer Of said
petition is for divorce and custody
of minor child and that said cause
will be for hearing on or after
August 10, 1851.
ELAINE NJ. SEYBERT, Plaintiff
BY John l.. Reinheimer
Her Attorney 20-Gt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
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Rose DomokoS, Roy Becker, Mrs.
Betty Steinmiller and baby, Ovid
WahlerS, Melvin Hansen, Mrs.
Eleanore Wolf, Mrs. Justine Bi-
anchi and baby, Mrs. Margaret
Mizla and baby, Cecil Harrod.
Fred Lambert, Mrs. Phyllis
Brown and baby, Charles Wood
man, Mrs. Evelyn Wiewandt and
baby, Mrs. Bernice Swenty and
baby, Mrs. Betty Cass, Mrs. Joan
Swander and baby, Mrs. Margar
ct Dehring and baby, Mrs Marie
Wamsley and baby, Pauletta Mill
er, Mrs. Mildred Nelson and baby,
Mrs. Geraldine Mason and baby,
Betty Burke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
PORT CLINT ON
SENT S. SCOUTS
TO MIAK0NDA

Port Clinton had SIS Scouts at
Camp Miakonda last week from
the Catholic troop 366, Methodist
$50, and Rotary 326.
There We're 315 scouts in the
entire camp with % Scoutmasters
and As staff members of the camp
IS supervisors. Wednesday over
100 parents of the boys attended
the council ring program. There
were 1900 in attendance from the
Northwest area.
The following is an account of
the activities to date submitted
by ScribeS of two of the Por.
Clinton troops.
Sycamore Camp. Troop 366
After we got lined up in camp
Sunday afternoon it was about
time for supper. We then had a
get acquainted camp fire at the
Council Ring. Monday evening we
had Scavenger hunt and were
second in the entire camp and
first in the east camp. We had to
find all sorts of nature items such
as butterflys, frogs BEETLES and
campfire. We have very good
meals here at camp, and have
plenty of everything except des-
Sert. Of course we could buy ice
cream and candy at the trading
post, where they specialize in
handicraft equipment.
Our Scoutmaster John Fritz
helped the fellows rake the sand
around the cabins so it looked
nice for inspection. Wednesday
morning our work project was to
trim trees after breakfast.
James Schafer, scribe
Black Oaks. Troop $50
They started Us off with activi-
ties Sunday night with a campfire
in the Council Ring. We had
songs and some talks by some of
the leaders. The Indians then
gave ritual dance. Monday was
our first full day at camp. We
had to be up at 7:30 and have
reville at 7:35. We all stood at
attention and salute while the
bugle blew and as the flag was
raised. When the cannon goes
off = that means two. Most of
us are still in our pajamas then.
We have to be in the dining
room for breakfast at 8. After
we got our camp ready for inSpec-
ton we had work period and
our job this hour was to re-plant
trees. This is a erosion control
plan we helped on. We had a
rest period after lunch and most
of us did handicraft work. No
body sleeps but we can't rip a.
round such as playing ball then
We had two periods of swimming
day and lot of the fellows
advanced to the middle pool. Mon
day we were on the Scavenger
hunt but didn't do so we'll. We
did alright in the ball game when
we played the Rotary troop. We
beat them 81 and will take or
anybody including the Catholic
| group. A lot of the fellows prac
ticed for the little league game
this week and we hope to beat ;
picked team later on. Tuesda,
Manual NosSman and Eddie Ed
wards came up and stayed over
Tuesday evening we had the e.
more Scouts at our campfire
There were about SO of us anG
we mad contests and skits and VIC
won about all of them. We al
yell 'hoot how" instead of ap
plauding when we like the per
formers. Most of us were tired
enough to settle down at 9:3(
when taps blew and are ready tC
get going early in the morning
Nickie Ball scribe
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
ACCOUNT OF ADMINISTRATIVE

In the Matter of the Estate of
Lindley w. Day, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Alonzo b. clyde. as Administrator
Of the estate of Lindley w. Day,
deceased, has filed a Final account
of his administration, which will
be for hearing and settlement
August 9th, 1861. Any interested
party may file exceptions thereto
not later than five days prior to
said date.
Peter w. Gulau, Probate Judge.
PAST
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
DEATHS
cHALoN D. HINELlNE

Services were held Monday al
ternoon for Chalon D. Hineline,
IS. of Fremont, who died Friday
in Community Hospital.
Mr.. Hineline was we'll known in
Port Clinton, where he was EN-.
ployed by the Standard Products
Company.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Edna Wightman, Fremont and
Mrs. Alice Cutcher, Port Clintol.
and brother, Charles, of Toledo
Burial was in Oakwood Gene.
terry, Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Rita ]. Webb. an action for di-
vorce and other relief.
Wills of Amanda Jeremy and
Charles Green Mckinley have
been fled in the probate court
for probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau reports the
following appointments in the
probate court; Lester Genzman.
appointed administrator of estate
of William Genzman; Vernon II.
Tilton appointed administrator of
estate of Oscar S. Tilton.
The final account of admins
tration has been filed in the pro.
bate court by Clarence Schlievert,
administrator of the estate OF
Gustav Schlievert.
The first partial account of ad.
miniStration has been filed in
the probate court by Doris NJ
Upton, administrative of the eS
tate of Charles o. Upton.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William M. Pottker, Jr., %, lab
orer, Myrtle Creek, Oregon, and
Miss Audrey E. Heir, 20, nurse
Port Clinton. Rev. l.. d. Reyn
oldS to officiate.
Charles R. Shortridge, 10. lab
orer, Port Clinton and Miss Nancy
L. Jeremy. II, Port Clinton. Rev
]. V. Bigelow to officiate.
John Madison, Jr., 80, sigma
man. Port Clinton and Miss Mary
E. Barnum. 80. bookkeeper, Por
Clinton. Rev. Karl Brand to of
ficiate.
Philip C. Rymers, 81, student
Oak Harbor and Miss Audrey Ma,
Clayman, 20, student, Oak Har
Dor. DR.. B. F. Brandt to officiate
Oliver R. Sewers, %, laborer
Port Clinton and Miss Geneva
Sparks. 81, Port Clinton. Justic,
E. C. Brough to officiate.
Robert L. Biggert, 19, laborer
Oak Harbor and Miss Doroth.
w. Wendt. 10. Oak Harbor. Or
B. F. Brandt to officiate.
| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Bay Twp.-Port Clinton Boart
of Education to Delos J. Nissel
ct al. acre, Is, sec 8.
Clay Twp.-Moor Brother
Realty Co., Trustee, to Walter B
Whitmer, ct al, lot 3, Edgefiel,
l Farms.
l. Danbury Phts-Stephen Kovao
ky, ct al to Walter Fills, ct al, 10
| l. Kovacky's S. D.; Henry j. Gal
ambos, ct al, to R. P. Kirwin, 10
IL, sec 2, Bayside; Norbert T
Brengartner, ct al to Conrat
Brengartner, lot 81, 2, Challel
Armanay Stephanian, ct al &
Robert M. Bollinger, lot 10, Al
man S. d.
| Lakeside-William M. Lockard
ct al to Paul ]. Acker, blk. 65
lot Is; John N. Suiter, ct al t.
Carl H. Fritz, ct al, blk. 80, 10
IL; Esther Cronenwatt to Heller
Krohn, blk. "a, lot II pt.; Gladly
Kinsey, ct al to Homes w. Court
ney, blk. 8, lot 20.
| Harris Twp. Kirk Luckey, e
| al to Alvin j. Henderlich, ct &
0.582 acre., re-. IA, 18; ]. Kir
Luckey, ct al to Myrle E. Bringe
0.643 acre, rg. IA, sec. 18.
Port Clinton Corp.-Eal
Duby ct al to Carl Lundbloom
ct al blk. IL, lot S, LakevieW
elmer Won Claim ct al to Dor
aid E. Sanders, blk. IL, lots 1--2,
pt. Original; Robert L. Kreilic
ct al to Denzi Greek, ct al, 10
| 81, d. Payne add.
! Put-in-Bay Twp. John
Haines ct al to Walter Kodysi
lot 20, Lakeview allotment; Phi
IF Ryan ct al to John B. Calfee
lot 10, East Point; Mabel R. Wi
son to William K. Lunt, lot 80 p
5. Bass Co. road.
| Oak Harbor Corp.-Minnie Fink
TO Paul Dubbert ct al, lot II
| Finke'S add.
| Salem William C. Franc
| ct al to Nolan Wolfe, ct al, 1913
| acres, rg. Is, sec. 2.
| Long Beach-George J. Pasco
to William L. Osterman ct al bll
"A" lot 54.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
TREsPAssERs AT LAKESIDE

Officials of the Lakeside AS
sociation are again warning ON
trespassers. Five youths were cited
for entering the grounds by climb
ing fences. Several others were
charged with failure to pay en-
trance fees at the gate. No action
was taken aginst the offenders
thusfar, it was reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
WscS BOARD TO MEET

The executive board of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Science will meet with Mrs. w.
J. Smith Monday evening, Aug.
9Th at 800 p. m. All officers.
circle chairmen, and secretaries
are urged to attend this import.
ant meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Advertisements under this
heading. = cents per words
minimum. soc per Insertion.
Display classified, zee per
inch per insertion. when
answering ads say, ~ saw Il
In the Ottawa County News"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
LOCALS

Mrs. Karen Christensen of Ra
cine, Wisconsin, returned to Port
Clinton with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
NobiS Saturday for a visit with
them.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Mrs. Marvin Lundgard, Dee
Jane and Jimmy have returned to
their home after spending week
at the home of Mrs. Lundgard's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Alban,
in Dayton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

FEDERAL LAND BANK Loans
at 40. Lawrence c. Rupp. S. I.
Ottawa Co., N.FL.A., Port Clin-
ton, Ohio. 24-26t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Mrs. Wesley Brown and daugh-
ters of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
arrived last Wednesday for visit
with friends and relatives here
They are staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Jeremy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
BABY CHICKS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF Wilmer II. Davis, also
known as Wilbur II. Davis, de-
ceased.
GLADYS I. Davis has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Admins
tratrix of the estate of Wilmer K.
Davis. also known as Wilbur X.
Davis, late of ottawa County. Ohio.
deceased. Dated this goth day of
July, 1851.
Peter w. Gulau, Probate Judge.
24-3t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Miss Martha Morgareidge visited
relatives at Caldwell, Ohio, Sat
urday and Sunday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

DR.. c. J. Yeisley of Bakersfield,
California arrived Saturday TO
spend a number of days here with
relatives. Mrs. Yeisley who stop
ped at Jerry City, Penn, for a
visit with relatives, will arrive here
later.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

Edward Kolesar spent the week
end in Detroit, visiting his bro
ther-in-law and sister Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Drpuie, returning home
Monday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

ROW BOATS wooden. Cheap.
Phone 7ll2. 25-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS - Two
kitchen chairs, one highchair, one
buffet. Call 7754. 25-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
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CUSHIONS-T cushions for
upholstered chairs lost out of
truck wednesday noon on Route
1853 between Catawba Island Road
and Christy Chapel Road. Finder
please notify Lakeland Motel, 121
East Perry street. 25-1t