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Evening star., 1952-02-26
By Mo AssssIs,sd pgsss

TOKYO, ipeb. aO.=A soldier
who, without experience, used a
screw driver 10 fly O damaged
plane home with its wounded
plietl was awarded the bistinu
guished Flying ePess yesterday,
The award by the Par East
Command went 10 6eFpl, James
~. King, son OF william D, KinG
ef Mllteh, W. Vau for the stPaRGe
hlght near 6engiu, KeFea, August
40, 1850
The eitatien said that eeFpl,
King, then a private hrst class In
The lst Cavalry Dlvlsien, was ON
observer In an unarmed reeen.
nRlAsahee plane when II was
badly damaged by ground Are bee
hind enemy lines, The pilot was
seriously wounded,
Not knowing how 10 ny, G0rpl,
King replaced the smashed Oons
troll stick With 4 ANAL AereWdrlvsr
and few tho plane back 10 the
divisions aiiatilp, following In
Atruetl0nh from The Aeinio0nAol0uA
pilot,
The citation, praialna oorpi,
KINGS rare ingenuity and eOur.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Conviction Of Moran
For Perjury Before
Senate Unii Is Upheld
Bv lhS AMsGIslSII pllM

NEW YORK, Feb a0l1uA Fed
eral Appeals 60uPt has upheld The
e0hyletl0n and sentence OF James
y MeRAn Tor perjury before The
senate Crime Committee,
MePanr longtime friend and
political pF0teRe OF former Mayer
william 9'BWyePr IA under senu
tenee o. nVe years In prison and
$4,000 hner
tho was convicted OF lying 10 tho
investigators about his relations
with a AFe9klyn numbers Faeks
steer when Moran was fFst dep.
wy llFe commissioner,
I'he Second United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals upheld the
eenyletl0A unanimously yesterday,
Faces Sentencing Tuesday,
Moran also faces sentencing
next Tuesday on his eonVietion as
the mastermind In o $500, ,0O0-a,
year hremen's shakedoWH Of fuel
OIL equipment installeFs, Con,
vleted In q New York County
IManhattanl Court, no could Te-
Geiye 0 maximum Of $40 years In
prison on 70 counts OF extoTtion
and one count Of conspiracy.
The bO-year-old veteran ONCE
holder has been In the city prison
since February 0. His ball was
revoked after his shakedown con.
Viction.
The appeals court rejected Ave
main points on which Moran
claimed his jury conviction In
Federal court should be reversed,
nv Hearings Upheld.
on one point-that the tele.
vised Kefauvor committee hear.
ing6 here last March had O hip.
podFoTne" atmosphere--the Ap-
peaB court decision said:
Nor was the hearing 10 lack.
Ing In decorum because OF the
television cameras and photog.
raphers that II cannot be regarded
o. O competent tribunal. n
"Cpifliong may hdiifer a. toI
Evening star., 1952-02-26

ADVERTIsEMENT.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Drannsn 10 Testify Again IN Feed,shodsgs InauIIy

Iof the jury 70 describe his testi.
fa0hy. 7
Mr.. BFahhan was eieseted with
the ~ Jurors for three hours III
the. Afternoon, tie refused % dis
euss With reporters what he said,
The jury ID seiRg Into reports
Oh shortages OF commodities =HaFa
tleuiaFiy grains and beanszeWned
BY the Commodity Credit e0Fp,
ana stored In private elevators and
warehouses,
The Government has breuaht
suits against several persons In
various parts OF the country, Mis-
approximation Of graihs and beans
ls eharged,
Evening star., 1952-02-26

whether Sueh procedure Ia better
calculated 10 aehIeVe publicity for
the investigators than 10 pr0m0te
their investigation But on Che
record before uB no facts have
been proved which W0uld Justify
holding that The tribunal was iRs
competent"
Evening star., 1952-02-26
What doctors now know
about sinus trouble

einuNItIA 10 O tricky IllAsaai II may
90 sway without GHy satmsnt-.
Or fare overnight into agony and
death.deallng infection.
Paul do kFuifFspeFta on the Aght
against sinus trouble In March
Readers Digest.
He explains what sinuaItIs 10; how
The new miracle drugs like penIeII.
In can help cure II; but Why any
attempt TO treat II without q doe
Tor 10 dangerous.
Reading this article may help you
b bsttsF health. Don't miss It,
Get your March Readers Digest
today' 10 articles Of lasting inter-
sst. condensed from leading maga.
1tRss, current books.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
by NE ASIsslelsd pgsSs

DENVER, INeb. sO.-seefetaFy
|of Agriculture BFahnan has an
ether date today with O Federal
grahd jury checking on steFage
shortages OF 9eveFhmehtseWhed
farm commodities,
Mr. BFanhan spent ever Ave
hours with the gFahd jury yesteFs
day. HE said more than tive heuFs
In the EaeFhiRg session were spent
giving the jury the general baeks
ground OF the Agriculture De-
paFtment's storage pFegraFR fer
farm commodities Il has puFz
chased Tie said he was net uns
der cath and had the peFmIsslan
Evening star., 1952-02-26
BV me AhseslaIed pFsIt

I SAIGON, - fgnterpFlsine Wet.
NaEllese who make their living cut.
tlhg hair ana shaving boards have
solved Their housing problem
They simply appropriate tFee
trunks along some OF the MALI
ttlhefeughlaEes n In this efaFis 81
the East,n N ii
Evening star., 1952-02-26
$400 Slots Fine Levied
On WiIIiumsport Legion
BY The AIsoeIuiod Press

~ wv SssoS'oeo Tfeh
HAGERSTOWN. Feb. 26.-A
circuit court jury has convicted
the Williamsport Post of the
American Legion on slot machine
charges.
Similar convictions were re.
turned recently against Legion
posts In Hancock, runkstown and
Cascade.
Judge Joseph .. Mish fined the
Williamsport Post S400 yesterday
after receiving the jury's verdict.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Amy Tree can Bseoms Barber Shop and Il. Pole

They Set up shop every flornlnR
BY attaching q fnirrer 10 q tree
and laying out their clippers. ra.
Sors and creams on q little bon.
A fieketY chair provides o seat for
passing customers and q bucket
OF water supplies oil the Moisture
needed,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
NIeurcouu Joins UNESco

PARIS, Feb 40 H1-itlearaauA
today became the 0bth member Of
the United Nations educational,
Scientific And cultural organlgau
tI0n,
Evening star., 1952-01-31
HOLLYWOOD.

Gary Cooper will be on the
mot when his wife, Rocky. di-
vorces him. He loves Pat Neal
but, as Of today, Coop would just
a. soon stay single for the rest
OF his life. Even without the
millions he has made, the lanky
actor is q good catch-with $275.-
900 O year from Warmers for the
next IL years.
William Marshall. lunching with
Glenn Ford at Columbia. where
Glenn is now making affair in
Trinidad" with Rita Hayworth,
tells me he is trying to persuade
the tn-demand actor to star in
sDuel In the Jungle"-'twith Mi
eheline Prelle, in France" "If
] do It," says Glenn. "I'l take
my family with me-"
The Ernest Hemingway novel,
ACROSS the River and into the
Trees,D has been optioned by Mr.
AGarshall, incidentally. 10 the tune
of $16, 900.
Jaok Dempsey's Nationwide
tour TO ind new fighting champs
starts March 4, IN Toledo. where
he Knocked odt Jess Willard in
10l0.
LouiG Calhern believes that
women like polite, intelligent
witty men. who mentally give q
girl Q bouquet. Maybe, but whats
wrong with getting real flowers
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Current TheoteF Attractions
And Time Of Showing II
Arena-"School for Scandal;
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador - Room for One
More: 1915. $40 5:25 1880 and
0:35 pm.
CapitoI ~ Invitation; 11:00l
an, las, 4:30. tbs and 10 pm.
Stage: 1880. 3:35, $40 and 9:05
pm.
Columbia-"Quo vadis":: 11:35
am. 2:40. 5:45 and S:55 pm.
Dupont-"Tales Of Hoffmann";:
100, 3:10. $40. 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"I Want You: 1880
am. 1885. $40. $3.50. 7:55 and 10
pm.
Little-"Pool Of London; $40.
Sis and 1905 pm.
UAGbEUpVAAt8A eSA1sAS4AsSA
Trail":; 1l:15 am. 100. 2:45. 1880,
Sis. 500 and $50 pm.
National ."The Rose Of WASH
angton Square; 11:10 am, 2:20.
6:25 and 8:35 pm.
Ontario - Detective Story;
i:lO, $40. $40. 7:10, S:10 and
l1:l0 pm.
Palace - Decision Before
Dawn; 1885 am. 2:l0. 4:45,
7:20 and 9:55 pm.
Pix" "Rigoletto": 2. S:55, $50,
7:45 and $40 pm.
Playhouse-'sThe Red Shoes:
i1:l0 an, 1885. 4:05. $40 and
o:f0 pm.
plaza - The Lavender Hill
Mob; 1880 am, 1925, 400,
3:35, SIS. $50. $3.50 and 1o:0s
pm.
sum: 1885 an. los. BIS. $50
TAO and 9:55 pm.
warner Room for One More
ii:l5 am, l.2O. 3:25. $50. 7:4t
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-01-31

took q fine stage play and made
out Of it q finer motion picture.
As every ,one except the Hopa-
long Cassidy set knows. this is g
rare and arresting achievement.
It puts Detective Story in the
running for several Academy
award honors and this, In a season
Of such hot competition as 1851. is
lofty distinction indeed.
Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Park
or head the cast which plays
Sidney Kingsley's sharply favored.
candid and occasionally comic
account Of life at detective head
quarters. Yet the playing Of these
two In the films top roles en-
counter no less than fierce compe-
tition for acting honors from such
others as Lee Grant. William Ben
dix, Horace Mcmahon. Joseph
Wiscman and others.
Detective Story" sizzles with
characters that inspire even, the
minor players to unforgettable
performances.
Kingsley's play. as its title says
90 plainly, is the story Of a detec-
tive. This is the character played
with such neurotic violence by
Douglas. He regards criminals as
poison In society's blood stream.
He had one for q father and he
hates the type. No cure is too
ruthless for the infection with
which he deals, no attitude too
cruel, no brutality on his part
ynjustifled.
This dramatic man IS also the
busiest one around the detectives
room in which most Of the action
Is confined. The big case on which
he Is working Is hunting down an
abortionist, q type the crime
hunter especially loathes.. There
are smaller cases, too, that OF q
decent lad who embezzled for
love, . catlike jewel burglar, and.
on the fringe Of his busy life, q
dumb girl who hangs around on
0 shoplifting charge.
Detective headquarters never
had a livelier day than the one
Wyler X-rays with his high
powered cameras.
4 - \
Wyler's genius for catching hui
man values was never more tell
ingly. used than in handling this
violent criss-cross Of lives and the
emotions driving them.
The detective hero is not merely
In conflict with the criminals he
hates, but also with his fellow
detectives. They do not believe In
Douglas savagery. His captain
(McNfahon1 knows the ace OF his
stan is mentally Ill. Miss Parker
as the wife. also is aware Of
Douglas psychotic malady.
What none of the three know,
Evening star., 1952-01-31

but no nibbles from prospective
buyers as yet.
The recent storm induced Hum
Iphrey Bogart to put his hillside
estate on the market. Lauren
lBacall has wanted to come down
into the lowlandS for Q year.
Ginger Rogers. incidentally. was
blessing the storm Of 1886 when
lshe built her canyon-top home.
t"The rain washed the ha1-fil1-
Eished house away, 30 ] put up 9
lSO-foot retaining wall . she re.
tcalled. 1T cost twice as much q
1.-THE house. But last week. while
my neighbors were swimming
after their homes, mine stood
astill."
Cornell Wilde is suing the liquor
company advertising him on the
lbillboards. Says he was mis-
lquoted.
Evening star., 1952-01-31

ANTUsEMENTs.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Hollywood Diary
cooper, Neoring Divorce
Longs for Solitude

mot to mention Q diamond brace
let?
George Sanders joins Dana An.
|drews and Marta loren in Eu.
'ropean Edition" +
Janet Gaynor and husband Ad'
rian are Of to New York on dfes'
business. They are asking $780,
600 for their ranch In the valley
Evening star., 1952-01-31
The Posing Show
Ontorios S Detective Story
IA Blue Ribbon Thriller
BY Joy coFrnody

The new Ontario Teater IN the enter
tainnent community with the opening Of Detective
story"
Thousands path the ontarios door for this
William Wyler who
Evening star., 1952-01-31

however, provides the story with
Its explosive climax. namely that
1.-THE abOrtionist Douglas is chasing
with such cold frenzy once per-
formed the same operation on
Miss Parker. It is the captains
ultimate duty to make this Ilerci-
less revelation to the beserk detec-
tive In the hope that its very
cruelty may make him see that
Innocence and weakness some
times contribute TO acts that look
criminal.
| Few films boast Of scenes APP
preaching this one In impact,
almost none so expertly made by q
director and his actors.
The smaller human stuff Of .
day in detective headquarters is
woven into Detective Story with
equal skill. It gives Miss Grant as
the bumbling young shoplifter OPP
lportunity to create one Of the
most poignantly comic characters
ever seen on the screen.
A violent kind Of humorous
contrast, and relief for the tension
Iof the main story, Ia created In
the snarling verbal duel between
the burglar and the detective ace.
Another relieving touch u pro-
Evided by the aside which deals
with the youthful embezzler and
the girl who loves him enough to
fight for him.
HAk
As usual when they are working
with Wyler, players In Detective
Story" make their work unforget-
table. Douglas detective who dies
with contrite prayer on his lips
lis a violent piece of portraiture.
and no less dramatic are the more
decent officers played by McMa-
hon and Bendix. Miss Parker as
the wife who bares her past in
1.-THE desperate hope Of redeeming
lher husband from his deM1entia
was never better.
It would be reniss Of any one
seeking adult entertainment not
to see them In the Ontario's
great picture.
Evening star., 1952-01-31

DETECTIVE STORY. Paramount
Irected 81 Wyler, screenpiay BY pi1ilir
Yprdan and Robert Wyler, based on play
Iby Sidney Kingsley Al the Ontario.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
LEGAL NOTICE

Bernard Ontko, whose last known
address is: Bernard Ontko, also
known as Sgt. y. r. Ontko, US
52081532. 25th Signal School. APO.
25, CO =. NJ, San Francisco, Cali
fornia, will take notice that Feb. G.
1852. special proceedings We're filed
in the Common Pleas Court of OF
awt County. Ohio. IN THE NAT
TER OF THE APPROPRIATIONS
~ AN EASEMENT FOR HIGH
WAY PURPOSES OVER THE
LANDS OF BERNARD ONTKO
AND NORMAN oNTKo, AND NEC-
sSsARY IN The CoNsTRUC-
STATE ROUTE NO So. SECTION
s.54 AND STATE ROUTE NO. 163,
SECTIONS t29.6720.OS) IN OF
WA COUNTY. OHIO. CASE NO.
1903, in pursuance of a resolution
and finding of the Director of
Highways of the State of Ohio, in
Volume 81, Page /. of the Right Of
Way Sections of the Journal Of
'he Director Of Highways, setting
forth that it is necessary for the
public convenience and welfare to
appropriate an easement for high
vav purposes over the property
situated in Section 80. Tillotson's
Sub Division, Town G-North, Range
17-East. Portage Township, ottawa.
'cribed as follows:
Being parcel of land lying on
the right side of the centerlinc Of
, survey of state Routes 53/162
made by the Ohio Department of
Highways and recorded in Book 3,
Page g. of the records Of ottawa
'ounty, ohio, and being located
within the following described
points in the boundary thereof:
PARCEL NO. IS (HtGIIWAY)
Being a parcel Of land 200
feet in width off the south ends
Of Lots No. 81. 50. 53, "a, 55. Sc
and 81. in Tillotson's Sub Divi-
sion ~" in the southeast quar-
ter Of Section 3}, Portage
Township. Ottawa COUNTY
Ohio, and containing 0.1l9 of
an acre. more or less
And said resolution further sets
forth that $1,000 as compensa-
tion for land taken. or a total
OF S175.00, is due Eernard
ontkc. also known as Sgt. B.
v O"'ko. Norr,ar Ontko Mich
ael Ontko and Michael Ontlto.
dian "f Norman Ontko
CA minor) for such interest as each
may have.
further take notice that If he is not
:ati&fied with the finding of the Di-
rector of Highways as to the
mount due him as COMPENSATE ion
lc shall fiji" notice of his appeal
'"om such finding as to compcnSa-
tion or damages, on or before Feb
s, 1852 or he will be forever
barred from appealing thercfrom.
52-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08

~ Alta Z. krtimmel, executrIx oi
the estate of James B. krummel.
First and final account of ad
nlnistration has been filed BY
Elsie A. Franz administrative of
the estate of George A. Franz.
Partial and final account OF
guardianship has been filed by We
'onica lines, guardian of jerome
rrabbic and others.
Partial account of guardianship
las been filed by Raymond Risch
Guardian of Edgar Gutknecht.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John K. Barrett, 33, machine op
,rator, and Mrs. Eula r. Olinger
a, machine operator, both Port
Clinton R. F. D.; Rev. Hartwig
oruess Officiated.
Robert E. Mapes, 25, salesman
fremont, and Mrs. Virginia L.
Lyons, "a, clerk-typist, Port Clin.
ton; Rev. J. R. Walters to officiate
Willie Lee Rippey, %, machine
operator, and Miss Barbara j.
Huddleston, II, both Oak Harbor,
r. F. d.; Rev. Roy Davis to Of
ficiate.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Carroll Twp-Fred w. Blatt to
Dorothy S. Blatt, 40 acres, re- Is,
section IL; Claudia M. Dinsmore
to Orr S. Zimmerman, 36 acres,
rg Is, section %.
Sand Beach-Clara "A. Daggett
to William l.. Longmore, lot 38,
Plat No. l.
Genoa Corp.-Andrew J. Beck
to Florenah E. Kirchner, blk 2,
lots 1884, R. Williams Add.
Danbury Twp. - Kelleys Island
Lime & Transport Co. to Mildred
L. Fairfield, 1928 acres, lot 30,
section l.
Danbury Plats-Clarcncc Temp
ler, ct al, to Hazel l.. Beck, lot
61, Minnie -Ha- Ha-on-thc-Bay; Ralph
Owens, ct al, to Cleo Doucette, ct
al, lot 8, Owens Sub. Div; Ethel
Zippay to Robert Pieplow, ct al,
lots 1928, Zcller's Beach
Lakeside-LaWrence Easlcy, est
to Ray V. Easley, ct al, blk Is, lot
Ia und. 1a int.
Oak Harbor Corp.-Edgar w.
Thierwechter, ct al, to John. G.
Greener, ct al, lot 4, pit, blk 4,
A. Kraemer Add; Marjorie F.
Mierke, ct al, to James w. Spang-
ler, ct al, lots $40, Pard Add
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
Court House News

The court house will be closed
Tuesday, February IL, in observ-
ance of Lincoln's Birthday ami
versary which is a legal holiday.
Judge Ralph Sugree, of the Sen
cca county common pleas court,
Tiffin, held court here Friday,
through special assignment.
Judge Tom D. Stahl has approx
cd the reappointment of Harry
Witte, of Elmore, as an auctioneer
in Ottawa County. Auctioneer's
licenses are secured in the office
of the clerk of courts, the fee for
one years appointment being SIS.
Virgil Frye, OF the county engi-
neer's office staff is vacationing in
Oklahoma this week, where he
and Mrs. Frye are visiting at the
home of their SON.
Auditor E. A. Guth reports the
receipt of the following vouchers
from Columbus, through federal
aid distribution: $268 for county
blind relief and $971.98 for coun-
ty aid for dependent children.
The county commissioners in
spected the highway bridge on
Route Two over the Portage River
in Port Clinton, Tuesday, checking
for repairs or changes which may
be made during the winter.
Two book-binders representing
the William Lidienthal and Sons
of Cambridge, Ohio, spent the past
week at the court house rebinding
several volumes of records from
various Offices. The worn books
were reconditioned and supplied
with new covers and are again
good for several years service.
The Office of the county board
Of elections was open Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons, when
number of candidates seeking
nomination for county Offices and
central commitetemen filed their
declaration petitions for the pri-
election to be held Tuesday, May
6. The Democratic ticket will be
filled and the Republican partly
filed.
PROBATE COURT
Wills of Chester r. Hetrick and
Samuel G. Friemark have been
filed for probating.
Partial account Of guardianship
has been filed by Clarence E.
Ward, guardian of Grace E. Ward.
Final and distributive account
of administration has been filed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
FOR SALE

EARN LANDS-40 Acres Good
Farm Lands with excellent six
room house on State Route No. 584
in Section No. Bay Township,
Ottawa County, Ohio. / am ac-
cepting sealed bids delivered or
postmarked before midnight, Feb
ruary 10Th, 1852, reserving the
right to reject any and all bids.
Notice of action on bods will be
given by March 9th, 1852. Bids
should be mailed to my attorney,
John B. Morton, Esq, Box 46, Port
Clinton, Ohio. J. G Hitchcock,
Executor OF the Estate of Edward
j. Peterson, deceased. 52-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08

Velma Sauvey, clerk OF courts
reports certificates of titles for
$40 new and used motor vehicles
having been filed i'm the clerks
office during January, an increase
Of 143 over December when At
titles were filed. During January
104 titles for new cars were filed
as compared with 81 in December.
New cases filed in the common
pleas court during the week in
cluded the following Shirley
Walls against Gene l.. Walls, an
action for divorce and other re-
lief; Alice Murray against Robert
Murray, an action for divorce an0
other relief
Reports from the auditors de-
partment show that Ottawa County
remains free of bonded indebted
ness condition which has ex-
listed for approximately IS years
But the subdivisions including
villages, city, townships and school
districts carry bonded indebted
ness of $1,615,8OO divided as fol
lows: villages $85,7OO for streets
water and lighting system; Port
Clinton, city, $233, 300 for water
system, sewers and streets; =
CataWba township, $4,000 for lire
station and community building
school districts, $1,268.8OC which
includes Port Clinton'o $371,OO0
issue for new building.
Real estate transfers have taken
a drop in Ottawa County accord
ing to the records in the auditors
department which show 163 trans
fers during January as compared
with 1872 for December.
In the marriage license depart
ment of the probate court, Judge
7. w. Gulau reported II appliea
tlons for marriage license; in Jan
uary, a drop from December whcr
"a applications were registered.
Records in the office of the
clerk OF courts show II civil cases
filed during January of which nine
were applications for divorces and
the December filing included /:
civil cases of which three we're ap-
plications for divorce.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
ACCOUNT OF ADMINISTRATION

In the Matter of the Estate Of
James B. Krumnel, deceased
Notice is hereby given that Alta
2. Krummel, as Fxecutrix of the
estate of James B. Krummel de-
'ribntive .Ecount of her admins
tration, which will be for hearing
md settlement March 10th, 1852.
Any interested party may file eN-
reptions thereto not later than five
days prior to said date
Peter w. Gulau, Probate Judge.
52-3t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
ACCOUNT OF ADMINISTRATION

In the Matter Of the Estate OF
George A. Franz, deceased
Notice is hereby given that Elsie
Franz. as Administrative of the es-
ate of George A. Franz, deceased,
has filed First and Final account
n her administration, which will
be for hearing and settlement
March 10th, 1852. Any interested
>artv may file exceptions thereto
not later than five days prior to
said date.
Ieter ". Gulau, Probate Judge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08
AG GRUDER
Hospital Statistics
SurqicaI

ouT9iSdI
Jan. 30-Mrs. Ida Belle Edwards
814 Madison St.
Jan. 31-Mr Quentin FIoro, 4l5
Jackson ST., Mrs. Caroline Nc
Gown, Route g.
Feb. Master Robert Edwards
327 West Fifth ST., Mrs. Elizabeth
Englebeck, Route 2.
Feb. 3 - Mr.. Robert Lindcr-
mann, 507 Fulton ST., Mrs. Nina
Scholt, 1873 East Main St., Oak
Harbor.
Feb. Miss Carol Norden
Gypsum.
Medical
Jan. 31-Mrs. Betty Probel, 51C
Fulton street.
Feb. 2-Mrs. Jessie WEIGH, 1O06
West Third street
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-08

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Harry p Wohlcrs. de-
ceased
Nettic r. Wohlers has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Execu :
trix of the estate of Harry r.
"ohlers, late of ottawa County,
ohio. deceased. Dated this gath day
of January, 1852
Peter ". Gulau, Probate Judge.
BY Lorna j. Gulau, Deputy Clerk
52-3t