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The guardian., 1951-03-31

It was in June of 1910 that two
young medical men, one a dem
tist and the other a doctor of
medicine, went into the South
End of Boston in quest of a new
location for their offices, believ-
ing that they could build their
practices more rapidly if they
were nearer the great mass of
their colored brethren.
They were DR., Benjamin E.
Robinson, who got his medicine
in the schools of the South, and
DR.. Charles Gould Steward, edu-
Gated at Harvard and Tufts Den
tai School. DR.. Robinson was
pra c ticin G in the Dartmouth
street area, and Dr. Steward was
operating at Roxbury Crossing.
The former found what he
wanted on Columbus avenue in
building, now torn down,
located near the corner of
Davenport street. DR..
Steward chose fremont street
in one of the three buildings just
purchased by the, late David E.
Crawford and then in process of
renovating. 1t was 932 fremont
street, now made famous by the
most devastating fire in the Tre-
mont street section of the South
End in over 40 years. He wanted
Suite /, and though Mr.. Craw-
ford had promised it to another,
Mrs. Steward persuaded him to
let her and the doctor have it.
DR.. Steward had feared that his
wife, who had always lived in
more exclusive sections, would
not take kindly to living in the
unpretentious district. To his
surprise she entered enthusi-
astically in getting the apartment
ready with her own hands
+ scrubbing every one of he -four
floors and washing all the win
dows. Here DR.. Steward built
up luciative practice and DR..
Robinson likewise.
There have been a number of
small fires in the 932 building,
but none serious enough to dis
turb the tenants till last Tues
day, March 27, when a fire,
caused by no one as yet knows
what, started in the third floor
apartment, occupied by Mr., and
Mrs. Lamar Parish and their
18 year old d aughter, and
quickly spreading to the fourth
floor apartment occupied by Mrs.
Lottie Murray,
1t was from this latter apart
ment that 10 year old Martin
Murray, who was spending the
night with his grandmother, Mrs.
Lottie Murray, made his miracu-
lous escape from death by doing
dramatic aero b attic act by
swinging from his fourth floor
window sill to the ledge below
and after kicking in the glass Of
the window of that apartment,
plunged into the smoke filled
The guardian., 1951-03-31
CANTATA AT EBEMEZER
DELIGHTS LARGE
GATHERING

Rev. w. S. Ravenell, preceding
the cantata performance, deliv-
cred a brief sermon on the
Resurrection of Christ, and at
the close he praised the choir,
orchestra, soloists, conductor, for
the excellence of their services.
When the participants rose to
take bow the audience broke
into prolonged applause. AS the
crowd filed out many express
sions of delight were heard on
all sides.
The guardian., 1951-03-31

, With deeply reverent appre-
citation a capacity audience in
Ebenezer Baptist Church heard
Du Bois' THE Seven Last Words
of Christ" magnifcently rem
dered by a choir Of 40 voices, 3
soloists and a 15-piece orchestra,
Easter Sunday night
Colonius Davis, church organ
list. director. Soloists were Marian
McCree, soprano; Robert Battle,
tenor, and Curtis Holland, bass
baritone.
The pastor of the church, the
The guardian., 1951-03-31

on, and said that not one year
passes in which no lynching
accurs. He declared: 1T is a
shame that as colored men ole
in Korea their country officially
condones discrimination. Colored
people can't work under condi-
tions of equality and are dis
criminated against by the coun-
try's defense establishment"
The guardian., 1951-03-31
NAT KING COLE
SAVES HIS HOME

Nat King Cole was relinquished
by the Federal authorities upon
payment today by Cole of the
amount due the government.
The guardian., 1951-03-31

Los ANGELES, March 20
Seized by the u. S. Government
for non-payment of taxes, the
$85,OO0 home Of famous singer,
The guardian., 1951-03-31

OF
NEW ENGLAND
Evening star., 1951-03-25
3 APARTMENTS
COLORED
Near 18th and Buchanan

This lovely detached home is suitable
for the professional man, or those
who want the finest; in perfect
cond,, it has large liv. rm.. reception
rm. comb. with fireplace, lge, din.
rm,. with beamed ceiling. kitchen
with tiled walls; 1st fl. bedrm. and
porches, gas heat, full bsmt., lge.
lovely lot with fruit trees, etc. Priced
very reasonably for prompt sale. TO
inspect, call today, IL to $40.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K St. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE,

reem fasms RAEKSee astsfhsa sfsfHf
Seminary. detached brick n, home.
modern in every respect; large
rooms. tile powder room on 1st
floor. corner lot, we'll landscaped,
bu1lt-in. garage, gas h.-w.h. Call
Mr.; Arthur with J. DALLAS GRADY
d SON. DI. $3.50. Ewes, TO. 6s54.
yo9eDhsPsFaRsn sese 5sS5 7S{s st. sqn me- zxesp y
lge. yard, q rms. and bath. Recr.
rm., attic, oil h.-w.h., screen and
tsSns. syss II IpEE soESa INC, Ii. = 4.osss7; y?
MODERN 5-RM. semidet. 2-story
brick; full bsmt., front porch, lge
ienced-ln yard, gas air-conditioned
Dakota cHas sav ave- and ND E; in mimmnedi6ate oe-
$50 monthly, incl. taxes and ins.
8 APIS, 6 BATHS. row brk., oil
h.-w:h.; inc. quoted over $3.50 mo.
furnished; price, $4,000; terms.
Near Capitol and Senate Once
Bldg. A. ossz B. zsEELYE, 14oo L st,
a5 R1TTENHo1sE ii; iH1i sT. N.E.-2-bed.
rm. semidet. brick; all modern con-
veniences, auto. heat; $4,000 cash,
DAVID E. BARRY CO., NE. 2025,
s APIS. 3 BATHS; 2 rms, xii. = in
each; row brick: oil heat; priced to
sell. OWENS REALTY. ME. 04s6
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NEW RAMBLER


Under construction on large lot 75x
$50, back of which is surrounded
by park. 6 spacious rooms. 3 bed
rms, modern de luxe kit, . tiled
baths; gas &C. heat; full bsmt.; .
blkS. from Conn. ave. Substantial
snoRnp fasR paymf5t RnpoN reqqrea ff LfEs
$40; ewes. EN-. 955l. -25
C0LoRED - PETWoRTH - Small
cond,; oil heat; incl. porches;
S13,;95o; terms; no brokers. NA.
coLoRED-Isth sTREET-conver2ted
apts, and rooms. Rental approxi-
mately $3.50 mo-; several new tile
cut, cut oil h.-w,h,, OR. 4242 and ST.
coLoRED-ssoo CASH will han handle
TINS brick home. 8 rms. and bath;
nr1 nT11,,Ii1tht, 18th and Florida ave; LOUIS
,19i Rg0DEn, DpE EX; D21o7' OR. 0sSS. -.
beautiful tss iIii home, newehouse cond.'
paneled game room, 4 bedrooms,
detached garage Price and terms
are very attractive too. Please call
Miss O'Neil, TU. 2100; ewes, HU.
$3.50. AVON sHOcKEY REALToR.
CoLoRED-4I3O eth ST. NM or
ems. "a baths; Condition like new;
finished bsmt:, recr. .rm.; 81 900 to
$4,000 cash. Will exchange. OWNER,
IA. 70l0. Open Sunday. -26
COLoRED-14aO BLK. NEW JERSEY
AVE. N.W.-6-rm, and 2-bath row
anee anes financed, MR.. BAILEY, Ma.
CoLoRED-LARGE 3-sToRY Brick
containing 13 rms, 3 baths; COM
pletely furnished mr.. 14th and Har-
yard; 1st trust on property approx.
s79;oo9; s797 wo LoYfs 6sSE RuDDEN' Ex'
CoLoREDG1400 BLK. TAYLOR ST.
"A lge. ,bedrms,, 2A baths. mod.
q zeal buy. Mr.. BROWNE. l' RA. A.
cn} SI5s ,aRFn fSaay. SHEPHERD CT n0.,
RAJ RAJ S5sss FsIk iIsSselz tsDsssSy
rooms; large bedrooms, modern
bath, 2 rear porches; full basement;
oil hot-water heat: garage; front
fR fPd 1885, Sss5 S5rdH II osEENH Sci MF REnTY PhGF5
SSls Sois 715 Florida ave. NV, NO.
coLoRED-sPANKING NEW CON.
DITION-Sth and Allison sis. NV.
Lovely, 6-rm. brick; bsmt., gas
gSSs. PES ss5o' ysFms. JAMES CARR Realt0r
COLoRED-1747 18th N.W.-4-story,
ire escapes; approx. Z apts. and
rooms rent approx. S460 per
month. Shown by appointment only.
OR. 4242 and ST. 4422.
|COLORED - KANSAS AVE. NV
Lovely 6-rm. brick. rear porches,
full basement; best NV. section
call Miss Green. with S. r. MAR
TIN q CO., DU. 1866; eyes,, AD
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.W.

ICoLoRED 800 BLOCK ,FLoRIpA
rooms. 2 baths, separate heat; Is
suS sas5 sad m9ntRls tRsy, Ss es 4Sss "a rig ::
COLoRED-o ST. NV. NEAR 1etf
--Two-story, brick, 8 rms. b., elec.
4: L aRfNpLEY s!''Sa sss WY i. y ss1hS ave-.
COLORED-I224 AND 1916 sth ST
house opeFetdT S rooms f3 ! goSnn Sabs
oil hot-water heat; row brick; ex.
MA. S036. Ofice A. NJ. DRAISNER
at 1404 L st. NV. Open Sun
coLoRED@hsoo 81 3 pm: BLOCK 18th M@e ST
store, plus three. 5-room and BATH
Of A. NJ. DRAIsNER, ' G9o4 [ ' st
NV. Open sun: IL to 8 pm. go
CoL0RED-oPEN, 2;6 PM, SUN
tenans nnts VIII hoqss ep With xou nsg ol YoHi
5 rms, Kit, bath apt. on End f.;
NV. heat; A full bsnt.: 5 s$14 800;
terms terms NV We We, o$s6. eaf1 L1EATH 8
coEoKEb caoiaIhf; INC" 1st NA' tsoSMERc1AL, ts5Sti
downtown: 9Th St; 3;story, 1l-rm
~. qE. "a 94s9 saoT WASHINGTON REAL
CoLoRED -~ 1854 SHEPHERD ST.
Sat,e brick ,.st side ;xdg hall
gar DI. 1915 It'll s pm. VIM. II.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. -26
COLORED-542 IRVING-Converted
into upper and lower apt; garage
In In rear; nl rsntsl Igts approx. $I35 3S per
down payment; 1st-floor powder
rm.,, 8 spacious rms, attic: garage;
oil h'-w.h. Eve. and Sun. RA. 1861.
coLoREDme t7I4o D. ROOMS, 20 ga :, baths;
ssaa montR aentfa 3 refsnpp. apss iasoms, afoHes
Price, Sls:50o; asking $4,000 down.
A. r sEELYE, l400 L st. NV,
CoLoRED-1s21 LANG pL. NE
S,I rms Eoo bath; gas heat; 4 front porch;
r. efsS aSyn AVoN ASVa9o REAh2Y AZ! essS so
CoLoRED-NEAR I'll AND TAYLOR
SITS. N.W.-Newly dec. 2-apt. brick;
4 rms, powder rm. lst floor; 4
rooms and bath End floor; finished
bsmt; with 3 rms. and full bath;
TbomDsdo r ,o1o to 81 goo odss doyn S Gail oNs9 Ms
AAi6 s4as q HoiMEADE esahEHi III PI. Nv NV. 04o4
colored-Colonia brick. 6 large rms.
reception rm.. beautiful oak FRS,
path, new gas h.-w.h.. concrete
front and rear porches, nice yard,
brick garage; vacant; excel. ST., conV.
Dir; Out l4th st; to Meridian St,
mont monthly. ot5 Or. SG3o5o oso5. cash. balance
s. A. YOUNG CO., Ma. 1888. =
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.e. tcont.J !
1s45 MONROE ST. NE.

: "SOIEt4AyNJE-t tAAhlN
Detached frame home for large fam
ily,, near grade school. 4 bedrooms,
3 large porches. fine lot. Trans
portation at the corner. Owner will
today. Mr.. Martufi, LA. 6-7S45,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV DI. :}346.
Mr.; N. H. AVE. AND MASONIC HOME
Only .S12,250 Modern S-yr- old, s.
rm brick: lge. rms. full bsmt. with
outside entrance. gas heat; level lot;
4% financed. Owner going West,
must sell this week. Mrs. Cox, VI.
Sl36. ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
1865; ewes. Ii. 6-9370. -25
EAST CAPITOL ST.
TouriSt-Rooming House
On Capitol Hill; established roomins
house and tourist business; spacious,
sturdy brick home. 10 rooms, 8
baths. full bsmt.. oil heat; shows ex-
cellent return; all furniture included
terms. Call Mr.. Vallario. 10. $3.50.
URCIOLO REALTY
AfT tnrI n.
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GROCERY

GROCERY
Unusual Opportunity
must sell immediately; doing approx
$500 per week; beer, wine license;
new 5-yr. lease. S45.25 per month;
fixtures and equipt in excellent
condition; low price, very easy
terms Call Mr.. Weiss, 10. 2-576C
or TU. 1895.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
Realtors
1415 K St NV ME 5400
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BRICK. DETACHED

10 rooms, plus 3 kitchens, 5h baths
Oil h.-w.h.; lot, 7Ox105 Anchor
fence; painted last summer: livin
room, 16x50; beautiful place, owne
occupied; make a dandy guest
house; asking $4,000 down.
Mt; Pleasant St., nr. Park Road NV
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 514O
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SANDWICH SHOP

Doing over 5000 wk.: excellent NV
loc.: stainless steel equip; low rent
reasonably priced. E Q terms.
FOUNTAIN-LUNCH
Mod equip. air cond.: doing over
$1,000 wk.; days: 50es fountain
10-yr lease; low rent. good profits;
well-known establishment: reason
ably priced. E z terms. Mr. Lour-
pas IA. $500.
BROWN REALTY, ST. 2O26
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Michigan Park
4613 SARGENT RD NE

Open Sunday 2 to 6
FIRST OFFERING-Nicely designed
modern brick home; Ice. liv. rm.,
full size din. rm., modern bright
kitchen: 3 fine bedrms. and tiled
bath with shower; auto. gas heat;
finished recreation rm.; basement
with outside entrance and garage.
In practically new-house condition.
Transportation at the corner. This
is truly a nice home,
Evening star., 1951-03-25
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Barnaby Woods near Utah ave.-All
brick with slate roof, on level fenced
lot; beautiful trees and Shrubbery;
large entrance hall, living room with
Colonial fireplace, spacious dining
room with French doors to screened
porch; beautiful, bright, modern
kitchen with dining alcove; 2nd
floor, three bedrooms. two baths,
stairs to fully insulated attic; light
basement, clean gas heat, garage
close to schools and one block to
bus. Home in perfect condition,
PRICE. S23,95O
E. M. Fry, Inc, WI. 8700
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CARROLL KNOLLS
Beautiful 2-bedrm. ranch house with
full basement. Picture windows:
fireplace; h.-w.h.; $4,000 down. AS
sumo GI-FHA loan. Owner leaving
for Texas. ME. 2454. Sun. and
Evening star., 1951-03-25
LARGE, MODERN
LIQUOR
STORE

Here is an opportunity Tor ouallneo
party or partners to aquire large
modern. well-equipped. well-located
store, doing approx. $500 clean
cash weekly business on very profit
able basis.
II you are on the market for a large
active liquor store, and in a position
to handle business with an approx
$4,000 inventory, this offerine
merits your immediate investigation
The many features Of this offering
will only be appreciated after a
very thoroush personal inspection by
qualified party, and we will be
very pleased to arrange for an ap-
pointment to inspect this store after
consultation in person.
We highly recommend this offering
to q qualified party or partners and
earnestly solicit their inquiries.
PLEASE CONSULT
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HARRY !. F'RIEDMAN
WOODWARD BLDG. RE. 1896

PUBLIC AUCTION
Restaurant and tourist court Thurs.
day, April 5. l pm. Near Frederick
Nd. on q. S. Hwy. $40. Restaurant
bldg, 3-room, bath, apt. equipment
and stock. 10-room modern touris'
home. furnished; cabins;
yrs. est. business, Lees Diner anc
Tourist Court, Enos and Mary z
NULL & NULL. Auctioneers. Fred
erick, Md.
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Cathedral Vic.
S18,5OO

$18, 500
Two-story corner brick with four
rooms and bath on each floor. Up
stairs now rented for S1O0. Down
stairs to live in or rent This
property has no encumbrances; you
may buy it clear. or We will place
a trust and show you how to let
the rental carry the payments. Our
agent will be on the premises Sat.
20 and Sun, 2 until dark. Address,
4iO1 Iowa ave. NV. For further
details call
BOORMAN g. COMPANY
NO. 6l21. 5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
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PECK COMPANY
3618 18th st. NE.
Lawrence 6-6666
MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
1340 Shepherd st. n.e.-Vacant semi.
det. brick in perfect cond. con-
sisting. OF reception hall. lge. liv.
rm.. fireplace. full size din. rm
spacious kit, sun rm. on 1st FIR;
gas h.-w.h.; built-in gar; conv.
loca. For further information and
appointment TO inspect, call MI.
Jarrett with r. G. DUNNE. HO
O1OO; ewes. and Sun NO. 1924
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Tourist Cabin Ct. S8.4OC

Tourist Cabin Ct, So, ,4OO
Located on U. S. hway.. at village
edge. city within is Minis; large
plot 15ox262; only yr. old doing
good business: luncheonette,
double and 4 single cabins, furn'd:
heat, elec.; part down. Chance OF 8
lifetime! j. N. Newcomer. STROUT
REALTY, r. F. D. No. 3, Harpers
Ferry. West Va. Bargain lists mailed
free
Evening star., 1951-03-25

$50 Faraday pl. ne. Well-built semi
det. brick; like new; 2 bedrms., tile
bath, mod. kit, full bsmnt., gas
heat. priced right with easy terms;
trade your old house in on this.
REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

COLORED-HOME WITH INCOME
3 rms, bath On 1st and End floors;
nrnSgnG, fHll SSgt;; gas h;,E;h, ni,yIn Terms;
Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 10SS; Sun. and
Evening star., 1951-03-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
4 Bdrms., 2 Baths; $14,75O

Detached, large lot, double garage,
house in excellent repair, 2 electric
refrigerators and 1st floor furniture
included. excellent terms. Ewes,
Call Mr.. Measell, ST. 2S4S.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
1920 + St NV MA 50O5 -0h
Evening star., 1951-03-25

COLORED-18I5 E ST. Me- block
from Benning rd.; arranged as 2
Brick, 3 bedrooms, 2 ranges, 2
refgrs., ? baths gas heat, Colonial
front porch; home and /or income.
ALBEE REALTY, RE. 7104. RA.
Evening star., 1951-03-25

s APIS. 3 BATHS; 2 rms, kit. in
sell. OWENS REALTY. ME. O4s6
Evening star., 1951-03-25

GLEN ECHO -bedrm
home. with screened porch, partia
$500. MRS. BURGESS, Realtor
.sl09 Broad st.; W; 1883.
frame bungalow, on a 100x140 lot;
S4,950; $3.50 down; balance like
rent; W block from bus line, In
Cabin John. MRS. BURGESS
Realtor. 6109 Broad ST., WI. 4253
Evening star., 1951-03-25

BURLEITH. S14,a50
Ihls attractive semidetached brfci
IN one OF the most convenient sec.
tions of Washington has 8 rooms,
Z bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor
nrst moor. living room. dining room
Owner must sell Low down nav.
ments To inspect. call OR. o04s
REALTY BROKERS, INC, 5Soe
Conn. ave oe
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Miss Myerholfz in Recital

Miss Donna Lou Myerholtz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Myerholtz, a senior at Cap
ital University, Columbus, was
presented in a piano recital at the
University Conservatory of Music
Sunday afternoon, April %. Miss
Myerholtz, who was active in mu'
sical circles at Salem-Oak Harbor
high school from which she gradu-
ated in 1947, is majoring in music
at the University and plans to
teach next year.
Among those attending the re-
cital were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Myerholtz and Kathleen, Harold
Lezotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sill
verwood and John, Mrs. August
Kenneman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Zehner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Windisch, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Franck, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller,
Jr. and Becky, all of Oak Harbor,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Myers
and Susan of Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
O. H. Senior-Junior
Prom Group Named

The following committees have
been appointed by the Oak Harbor
junior class for the annual Jun
ior-Senior Prom which will be held
May 5 at 8 p. m.
Food: Arlene Apling and Roger
Schultz, co-chairmen; Dorothy
Thayer, Mardella Garner, Vic
Harder, and Doris DEWITT; Invita-
tions: Kathleen Myerholtz, chair
man; Jim Douglas, JoEllen st
John, Dewey Buehler, Jeanne Eel
ton, Roger Knopp.
Decorations: Betty Heinsen,
chairman; Paula Polling, Roger
Peters, Gordon Sandwisch, Cal
Gordon, Norma Suhrbier, Delite
Lieske, Marilyn Harshfield, Jan.
ice Palm, Alice Dreier, Don Noble,
and John st. Clair.
Dance Band: Edward Sickmiller,
John Cover, Naomi Anderson,
Esther Benton, and Joan Meng;
Errands' Marvin Ripke, Francis
Magrum, Kenny Genzman, Roger
Immel, and Max Harder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Ohioan To Lecture
On Fruit Research

First American scientist to be
invited to Yugoslavia is Professor
Freeman S. Hewlett, chairman of
horticultural departments at Ohio
State University and the Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station.
He and Mrs. Hewlett will leave
New York April Is, aboard the
Yugoslav food ship, Hrbatska, &C
cording to announcement by Dean
L. L. Rummell of the College of
Agriculture.
Hewlett is invited by the aca-
demic council of the University
of Belgrade to deliver series of
horticultural lectures at universi-
ties in Belgrade, Zagreb, Sarajevo,
Skoplje and Ljublana. Emphasis
will be on fruit culture in the
United States.
During the months stay, finan.
ced by the Yugoslav government,
the Ohio horticulturist also will
attend seminars in horticultural
Institutes in Yugoslavia's six re.
publics. He expects to answer
questions on agricultural exten.
sion as we'll as teaching and re-
search.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
OAK HARBoR
EIs1CI Y.1.1

Country Culture Club
Members of the Country Culture
Club met at the Community Hall
last Thursday afternoon with fav-
orite plant foods. Mrs. Frank
Kardatzke, who was in charge Of
the bulb and seed exchange, dis
played an attractive arrangement
of forsythia and sweet peas. Many
interesting hobbies were shown
including a display of items made
from feed sacks by Mrs. Lester
MINER, chairman of the hobby
program; Mrs. Charles Lieske
brought a number of attractive
crocheted things: Mrs. Natalie
Lubbock showed fancy work which
was brought from Germany; and
Mrs. Fred Grimm showed earring
and button project. Many had
hobbies of painting and garden
ing and did not have a display
available. At the close of the
afternoon a very tasty dessert
lunch was served By the hostess
es, Mrs. Leon Leutz and Mrs. Chas.
LieSke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Oak Harbor Junior
Senior Prom Nav 5

Members of the Salem Oak Har-
Dor junior class have been busy
preparing for the annual Junior
Senior prom on May S. Commit
tees working out details of the
affair include the following:
Food-Arlene Apling and Roger
Schultz, co-chairmen; Dorothy
Thayer, Mardella Gardner, Vic
Harder, Doris Wewitz.
Invitations = Kathleen Meyer
holtz, chairman; Jim Douglas Joel
len st. John, Dewey Buehler,
Jeanne FELTON,, Roger Knopp.
Decorations Betty Heinsen,
chairman; Paula Polling, Roger
Peters, Gordon Sandwisch, Cal
Gordon, Norma Suhrbier, Delite
Lieske, Marilyn Harshfield, Janice
Palm, Alice Dreier, Don Noble,
and John st. Clair.
Dance Band-Edward Sickmiil-
er, John Cover, Naomi Anderson,
Esther Benton, and Joan Meng.
Errands-Marvin Ripke, Francis
Magrum, Kenny Genzman, Roger
Immel, and Max Harder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
PATTERSON Banquet

More than one hundred were in
attendance at the annual father
son banquet held at the Oak Har-
Dor Methodist Church last Thurs
day evening. Fred Grimm served
as toastmaster of the affair, while
Jack RAIDER lead the group sing
ing with Mrs. H. v. Revenaugh
accompanying on the piano.
George M. Duff gave a toast to
the sons, and the response was
given by Richard Kardatzke.
H. V. Revenaugh was in charge
of the awards for the evening
which were won by John Scheuer.
man, 95, Oldest father present;
William Stamm, youngest father
present; Walter Brugger's four
sons gave him the award for the
most sons present, and little Paul
Sheriff. was the youngest son
there. Highlight of the program
was the address given by Rev
Roland Carter of the Collingwood
Methodist Church of Toledo.
Circle No. 3 of the Women's So
ciety, under the craftsmanship oi
Mrs. Harry Carpenter, prepared
the delicious dinner. The com
mittee arranging the program fol
the evening consisted of H. v
Revenaugh, George M. Duff, A
Van Alta, Ralph C. Waters, and the
Rev. Ira Benton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Catholic Churchmen
Have Family Day

Parishioners of the Immaculate
Conception Church held their
second annual family day in the
Armory Sunday afternoon and
evening.
The event was sponsored by the
Holy Name Society, and was started
with a benediction pronounced at
the church, after which the men
marched in body to the Armory
shortly after 2:30 pm. for the
afternoon meeting.
At 4 pm. other members of
families arrived to participate in
an evening meal and entertain
ment which followed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-27
Cancer Drive Group
Is Named At EOD

Erie Ordnance Depot workers
are being asked this month to
make voluntary contributions to
the annual drive for funds for the
American Cancer Society.
Perry Butler, Port Clinton,
utilization technician in the Per
Sonnel Office, has been named post
chairman for this drive.
Assisting him are the following
division representatives: Lois Cool
ey, Margaret Crohen, Mary Vrot-
SOS, Harvey Golf, Betty Oman,
Martha Sahs, and Leo Darr, Port
Clinton; Sandra Dominic and
Joyce Meng, Sandusky; Mary MIS-
sen, Oak Harbor; Maribelle Wales,
Fremont, and Ruth Ward, the
post.