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DESK SPACE

ARLINGTON, on Wilson blvd, neal
Courthouse; desk space. phone serv-
IAN ia ans sERSTcE isSTsssrie cESFEs SsEEse ca sTPu A
2-S373. IA. 6-919S. Ill
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aayailabie; s35 and $55. Can TU.
JOSEPH TISHLER, REALTOR
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
S413 18th 81. N.W.-second fioor; .
rooms, air cond.. approx. 1000 "a.
y. ofnces; shoyreoms; separate 18th
g: entrance; $l2b mo. MR. 11S0:
EVxNis SXssii wti St1LSisa. Bio 1870 New York
aulremsnts. PENN PRofaER1T1Es.
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
12-story once bldg; 1346 Conn.
ave NV; ofnces available. -AD. 5000.
1S45 CONN. AVE. ,2nd. floor. ideal
BETHEEsfpA-ome. for rent with 100
car ca, as parking lot In rear; neIt 70
.S;s GaIl W. <: TFUNEIt. wi. $500. %
SulLE-Two t large rms. excellently
In law once suite. Best location;
BOND BLDG, i4O4 N. 7. ave. NV
Small, private rm.; $27.5O per mo.
KAss-BERGER. INC. EN-. s1O0.
HYATTSYILLE - Professional BLDG.
1000 It. ONCE space or any part
M6Np ~ R. sRgPPERT. ioi7 7th st.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in well estsb-
lished law firm with or without secre.
tarial service. Call ME. 5936. IS
NORTH CAPITOL ST.|.rm. suite
with bath; business or professional.
Cau NO. 65O1 MONTH";, 9-4 pm.
CONN. AVE, nr. Dupont cir.-Attrac.
ONCE or studio: Ord a.: elev. bldg.
OR. 1851 after o pm. IS
MINI. AND PA. AYES. S.E.-Excel-
lent locality for ONCE: entire LIST a.
and finished bsmt. OIL. 1921. IS
TWO ROOMS, 1902 r. I. ave-, Brent
PROFEsSiONAL or business ofices
for rent. Bladensburg, Md; 500
per mo-; all utils. UN. S40O. -6
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE OFFICE, air
conditioned. completely furnished.
excellent downtown modern once
BLDG: receptionist and. telephone
service If required; moderate rent;
i4m9%fdiass 49SNftl st.r occupancy. Reply Box
16iS ieth 81. N.w.-s-rm. suite.
1st q in newly improved once bldg. !;
ideal for union trade assn. or loc.
natl org. Several other off1ces start
ing at $25. ST. $3.50. 10
ONCE suitable for
dentist, lawyer. architect, builder,
aGcountant. Apply .ANACOsT1A
ave. Sc. LU. 4-3311.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880,
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SHANNON & LucHs
OFFERS

o12e GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Near Peoples Drug Store and
Sheridan Theater; approx. 20
by as It., with part basement;
heat furnished. Restricted
against restaurant and radio
and televiston sales, Reas.
rent. 1mmed possession.
SHEPHERD PARK SHOP
PING CENTER Cat Ga. and
Alaska aves): one store avail
able In this established shop
ping center now containing
drugstore. food chain, hard
ware, beauty shop. cleaner.
Size approx. 16x66 It. with
part basement; suitable tele-
vision sales, dress shop, chill
dren'e and infants store. Reas.
rent. Immed poss. Consult
Mr.. Taylor.
Consult Leasing Department
SHANNON 81 LUCHS &C
Realtors since 1909
1B0S n O. NV. Ma a34B
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REAL ESTATE
Phone 21s1. Hamilton. Va.

Fauquier County, Va.
Between Warrenton and The Plains.
so acres. beautiful setting, ever
running stream; S5 acres bluegrass,
-acre garden. fruit trees, etc.
Charming old stone center hall
house. Completely modernised last
year. Contains 4 bedrms., 3 6re-
places. y mod. baths, EnGlish-typs
bsmt. Has. all-elec. kit. partially
pine-paneled. with Welsh cupboard
and fiield-stone fireplace. Aso serv-
ants room. stcrage room and
TALLY furnished separately from
acreage II desired. or possibly con-
slider sale entire property. Com-
prox. / hour. Take Route 3TS from
The Plains toward Warrenton, turn
right about 400 yds. beyond Old
T. hon.. 0Oso On s Nousi Phons Ss oR g sass M
not Sat: or Sun. or write H. q.
CUMMINGS. The Plains. virginia.
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STORES FOR RENT Cent,

NEAR ONTARIO THEATER-Ground
floor; open space S2x50. large
show window; alternations to suit
tenants. Excellent part Of Column
1859 or ST. roo.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
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$500

S0 ,0UU
Cash down payment buys this g.
bedrm. asbestos -shingle bungalow,
featuring YOUNGSTOWN kit. with gar
page disposal. rear concrete patio.
lge, det. garage with plenty OF
storage and work space. situated on
approx. u acre and located only
! blk. from elementary school. Ideal
Tor family with small children,
Full price only $14,950,
YEONAS REALTY
1913 Wilson Blvd.
GL. 2100 Realtors OK. l24S
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LOTS AND ACREAGE PoR sALI

@VbS AtNU ANkGASB bOk SAkU
sEMIDETACHED LOTS. / to 80,
vssssl. M Ma street g. $685. ST. egea: soos
DEVELOPMENT; o mi. silver SprirS;
SExGp S1iy99 .oHa9,p ssTs up; S terms; Il s.He; & z;
rWo Iyss'' BH4uffFTi Hii Fiji Lxvz. LOTS M.
Westoyer. Arlinstou. Va. Call IA.
TRAD! for 81 or 'Ss model stake
sSSs sIIs s..'1sfs s:.tO%HeI: VIZ ". e. out
shs %ssf ssE; value Ess1 .6oa ssEis1 sir9H
CoRNER LOT. Jscfson ana Central
sves.. Takoma Park, Nd; s01e Gu.
II 5000. sL. 40SS.
bs' B. ide:i ians. nsf aeo1 aeeSommTqeiss Ter%. %. o.
6 SApa, Iea,, 441S Southern ave. Sc. 70!
Mont. Vco.-so acres, a.soo-ft. 'front.'.
age. fne road. "a clear. Wo. 1852.
FIVE Ice. LOTS nr. N. o. Lon,
in Takome springbrook Forest and
d. c. FRANK cRAvER. GE. 1885.
ABOUT . ACRES with 1.loo II. ~ 0st.
frontage; all utils. At Set. Of
seminary and Forest Glen rds.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Four extra
large lots to select from for quality
homes overyiooking Rock Creek
Par PARK S,o.t AZ ut gttlittes ns, available. BUS.
and trees. $500 cash. Coiesvilie, Nd.
shown any time. Phone LU. 4-734l.
ROUTE sol, ABOVE Waldorf
4O0-ft. frontage by $50 deep, re.
quires some MI; commercial corner:
bargain, $3.50. Another below La
$3.50 :sss aSS.i TO- iiHEnsais Hp EaAhr1 1ssesso; e.
location. . Ice.
lots, $4,000. Beaiisyiile, Nd. 8
acres, S-rm., 2-hath home, garage,
SIG, 900. LO. b-3773. IS
LAND--Commercial. residential, apts.,
semidet., Industrial; small and Ice,
critics. Lou cAPuTI. 'isSas Resitcr. ''yS *.
saERWooD FoREsT-1n the Coles.
RosINsoN. 10. S.Sii4; eves.. s.'yT: u.
sGRNiSG iRsHS TREE EsrArEs---rn the
country club area Of Bradley blvd,
"a to 3 acres from SO. 1850. out
grsdleZ blvd; e our sign; ROBIN,
FARMS--Acre estates
from $1.S0O.. Out Colesville rd.. Rt.
29 p our sign; RoHTnI9ESoN. JU.
ss aAacaRitsH AcRtsMH MI: MI; from SSasSi Naval Ord,
close to Four Cornera water ayal,
frontage on Coleesville I'd, - 200
per acre. Ro8JNsON. 10. 7-7ii7;
ewes. JU. s-b19e.
NO CAsH REoURED, Q mos. 70 pay:
builder must be bondabls; win 70.
Lease .s 10 .o.;a cr more n icss; ;son may b
ra2RFA% SfiSisHH g. Co.. VA. HnS; fnf:. wooded S
acres, stream on rear; nice bldG.
VIZ slsi MAA cSl HH,ss d. .:!s sst7. 800: :2...
cSRNsk csSISek Ior-chole.. ..el. :uSS,v. S
! croft. We; utils. ayaii. OF. 062e.
bldg; "a. .7el %. IT,; Conn. ave.
Can MI: Bramham, EN-. $3.50 or
DI. 3l00. with BEITzEIL. ---s
HAyE ~ LOTS, zoned for 4-family
N ssso: or 81 6in sioS Ss ~isn hisins1sasaR ssfF
OvER u ACRE WOODED LoT4ru
Fairfax Co, close 70 schools; must
sell immediately. By owner. AL.
LOT, 61xliS, level In Psrkvood,
NJ; all utilities IN. Gail IA:
AfxRTiMENr BUnDKRs. sstsnsion.
100 siooE. a d asxbtSSiScsR 5sSxltSSiScsR llsS
= : -; y; "a :! sszs; go yz==yr
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent.)
COIORED

1859 Edison pl. s.e.-6-unit detached
brk., 3la years old: rent, $500 per
month: tenants pay all utilities.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 EYE ST. NV, RE. 1882
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DESIGN
FOR
LIVING

With Q minimum Of main
tenance and q maximum Of
comfort was Incorporated into
the building of our contem-
porary styled homes. Acclaimed
by. thousands for their superb
value, they stand comparison
with any other house In the
popular price range In this y
area. We offer selections from
10 different styles IN two
different subdivisions. Wooded
lots range from u to "a acre;
carports or garages. 1-level or
2,level designs are available.
All houses have fireplaces,
dining LIS and equipped
S14.s5O to SiS. $50. Cash from
$3.50 to S5.95O.
cAHe HouEsee uEepSy 81 rC2oRKoWTHHE' ES sEE THE
DIRECTIONS: Out Arlington
Blvd. (Rt: SOY, ga mi. past
Springs on right Of blvd. 70
reach subdivision: Continue out
1t. 90 11a mi. further, left on
Gallows I'd. and follow signs
to Holmes Run Acres"
=. S.-A third subdivision Of
entirely different contemporary
nomes may be seen by appoint
LURIA BROS, INC.
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-s50O.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SMALL BLDG. near 10th and N. Y.
ave. NV. Contains Q stores and end
floor loft; suitable for ONCE. show
room and stockrooms. Rear loading
and parking; lease avail. Call NE:
0o9S. COMET REALTY CO.. 1908
HOO sd. a.ei RI, r.@; ;ss4 commere. Lane,
Rockville; heat and water furnished.
SMALL S-rm. and basement row
house, LIST commercial. suitable for
real estate once, mfgr,'s representa-
tive or contractor; low rent. Ii.
FOE iIIssAsE-se, 900 sa. IT,. asst.
frontage; 5 driveways, surfaced.
underground wiring: 1 work bays
and once; gas heat. WIN build to
suit tenant: ideal for king:size one
ecmmereis eSn ssRs loeation IL %riinsson sss
County; q few blocks OF Key Bridge
TT. Myer dr., between Wilson and
Lee blvds.; adj. new post once and
diner; Owner, s: D. sPURRIER.
"a; S-S57S. ia: 5.f636,. --6
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. for ONCE or
sonable rent. IINKINS CO.. DI.
S6sS; Sat. and Sum-. EN-. 4414.
EOH LEASE In Arlington. 1St moor
nee and warehouse; ideal for con
tractor; parking area. OK. 2277
I'll 6; ia. 8-7O40 after 9. g
1888 It'll ST. N.W.-Store and apt
TO rent for suitable business: good
location; heavy trafic. NO. O333
BLDG. TO LEASE. 1,2O0 sq. IT,. suit.
able for almost any kind Of work
shop or storage. Call MR.. NOR.
GAN. AP. 1900. IS
GA. AND N. H. AYES. NV.
sie5 sS IT, Of 'GaS stcr. spsc. S5s o'Gs; On
ground 1oor with mod. fixtures in
lge. display windows; full 2nd d.
can be used for addtJ sales floor or
storage space; full dry bsmt. ;
Bryant &C. heating unit; wide
alley in rear; desirable lease avail.
Call EDWARD H. EHRLICH, ST.
O4oO; after z pm. To. 4631. %
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR RUY 10000 or more
square feet fer used-car lot; must
be on well-kncwn street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafic.
MR.. REINES. OR. 340O.
TO BUY or lease property
suitable for public dance hall; lO.-
theater. garage. roof garden, base
ment or space In hotel, Write de.
tails Box 474.L. Star. k6
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN CO.-Substantia old stone
with hand-hewn beams, balcony over We
stone fireplace (Heatolator). Over
l acre; pvt. road; brook. About 40
MI. from d. C.. ST 6S16 -H
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

WANT TO SELL your house for cash
and quickly? II so, call Mr.. Terms,
DE: 7745. Prompt free appraisais
ana competent advice. REALTY
INVESTMENT CO., INC. GE, 2270.
WANTED DmEcr FROM owNERR--
or sub; consider trade. Fuli par.
tiouiars In reply. Box 2o3-K. Star.
NvEsToR desires rs houses. uD to
tioIS taii: = 8. sais Boz OF sssg ssaitE; 4 give de-
MODERN. SoDs y .sns clean 4 z Q. 3 bedrsom
LEGATION: Have substansisi cash.
VIII Io1 PAY IoS ISlss CASH Il sp tcr 7sss ysSI
SalsE ssson Aas e'as1cn a' asn' ST. sInd1tl94 4a44q
WILL PAY ALL Cash for ANAL
house. within 3 mi. of Hyattsvilie.
&c owner EE only. WA; 4105.. ..-6
ent 1f tour proneFes neTs suspe;s or invest
call r. A. HJMPHRiES, Resltor.
S0S North CAPITOL. Ma. $3.50. Free
uaIl uSaplpraisals; Results since 1919.
condition; white or coiored; in ali
sections Of D. C. and nearby Md.
rUr sys, imMsd. nv .ass,o sst,on. call ST. 1890;
investment prop. % Any NY sect section n0Ts p. g. g
or nearby Nd. DI 8S42. 81. 1850.
WISH TO PURCHASE o nice 8 bed
srm home In nice location. Not over
MRE IiSS ISS ps9s sox III 1ipsK oI Star Io 5
1am1Imed. action. Top prices. ME.
COLONEL. with low down payment,
put can pay $175 mo. Need 3 or 4
bedrmS.. Ia baths. IA. 4-I63S.
QUICK o,A4ccI1 ACTON WITH ALL Cash
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
HELEN BRAYNON
QUEEN OF
FASHION FIESTA

The Third Annual EgellocS'
Fashion Fiesta was tremendous
success. Miss Helen Braynon of
Dorsey High School was crown
ed Queen of the Fiesta in an
elaborate coronation ceremony.
Miss Braynon, regally dressed in
a yellow net short formal, was
brought to the platform on her
throne by four young men attored
in dark trousers and white coats.
Her attendants, Miss Leila Bur-
den Of Carver High school, second
prize winner; Miss Arie Bell
Blue, Booker r. Washington; Miss
Constance Albury, Booker T.
Washington and Miss Marilyn
Hadock, Carver High were atten-
dants of the Queen. These atten-
dants wore beautiful pastel even
ing dresses.
The fashion show featured the
latest spring and summer crea-
tionS for teen-agers. There were
also styles modelled by elementary
students. Miss Leita Gray and
Mr.. Melvin Zanders were guest
models.
Added attractions to the Fiesta
were original skits presented by
Dorsey and Booker T. Washing
ton schools. DorSey's skit was
Judged the winning skit.
Narrators for the entire affair
were Miss jeanette Reynolds and
Miss Albertha Nelson.
Beautiful two piece sets of lug
gage were awarded to the Queer
and second prize winners. Gift:
were given to other winning con-
teStantS.
The Egelloc Club gratefully ap-
preciates the cooperation of al
who assisted in making this en-
deaVor success.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
THE COLE"
SOUTH is FADING
SAYS ECKSTINE

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
Bronze BalIadier, Billy EckStine,
took time out at the Paramount
Thaqter for a backstage interview
with a variety" reporter last
week and told him that "the old
South is fading fast"
Eckstine, whose rich pulsating
voice has thrilled music lovers
until he was awarded a doctor
of Vocology" degree at Columbia
university, revealed that go per-
cent of the customers at his 35
southern concerts with Count
Basic were White.
While most of his recent book
ings were played to segregated
audiences, EckStine said the bar
riers were gradually being re-
moved. In three cities, New Or
leans, Miami and Columbia, sc
the segregation policy was moi
observed.
Mr.. "B" went further to say
that he had confined himself tC
the larger southern cities on his
recent tour because he expected
that the change would be mos
evident in these places.
For his next tour, however
Eckstine will probably 60 into
some of the smaller cities. He viii
play 40 to As dates in the south
starting next February.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
S BUILDINGS
DEDICATED

PINE BLUFF, Ark.-(ANP)-
Five new buildings costing total
Of $1,7OO,OOO were dedicated last
week during ceremonies here
commemorating the 10th anniver-
Sary of Arkansas AM&N college.
Besides watching the dedica-
ton of the new buildings, 1000
persons oServed the official inau-
glIration of DR.. Lawrence A. Davis
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
Mite Life In MY.

voice one hears over the Cpd
desk at Mount Sinai, grows love-
lier; retains her curves; infectious
smile and faith in human beings
as she has since her school days
at the University of PittSburg
back in the blustry 1920's; 1 named
her Lady Bountiful" back in
1925, and she still registers that
way with me.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
as president of the college.

as president of the college.
The buildings dedicated were
the agriculture, infirmary, physi-
cal education, science and student
union building. Work on them be-
gan in l949. Keys to the new
buildings were presented to Gov.
Sid McMath who turned them
over to DR.. Davis.
DR.. Mordecai johnson, preSi-
dent of Howard university, was
the principal speaker at the
Founders Day event.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
FASHION SHOW DELUXE

FASHION SHOW DELUXE
NEW YORK - (ANP) - La
Pearl Oliver, native of Balm
bridge, Ga. and since 1926 an
adopted New Yorker, has long
been regarded by Uptown New
Yorker" (Harlem dwellers) as one
of the city's foremost creative de-
signerS of women's chic clothes.
A packed audience at the Baby
Grand Intimate Room on West
125th street, attested to this fact
recently at a fashion show that
in the everyday language was,
"Simply out of this world"
From the well patronized shop
of La Pearls, she labored long
midnite hours preparing gowns
that brought forth approving
abs and obs from the asSemblage.
PARIsIAN MODEL ACCLAIMED
Would that time and space per-
NIT our listing the name of every
charming and beautiful model
who aided Miss Oliver, niece of
Merit Oliver, one of the partners
in "Lunp's Luncheonette' but
that is not possible.
Suffice to say that Ethel L.
Potter, a curvacious, smiling and
winsome "oo-1a-la" model from
Gay Paree, mecca Of styles in
continental Europe, fairly rocked
the Baby Grand every time she
tripped across the podium in a
La Pearl Oliver creation.
TYPICAL or sEReDoRF-
GOODMANS
These are not just, well select
ed or even flowery words voiced
because of a close friendship for
Miss Oliver and her family.
At least so persons, diners at
"Lumps' dropped in after the
show to chat with Oliver con-
corning a Zebra striped eyeful
modelled by Miss Potter.
MRS. ELLA YOUNG AT
WHEELS"
Saturday night a fortnight ago,
following a theatre party, Mrs
Ella Young, beloved sister of
Harlem's popular Kleber Willis OF
the Willrose Musical Club, Inc.
had delicious chicken supper at
Joe Wells intimate restaurant and
music room.
The party of 10 community
minded and socially prominent
uptown New Workers was feted
by Marlowe Morris, Steinway
Piano artist and Hammond organ
stylist currently booked at Wells.
DAWN PATROL NOTEBOOK
Elwood Smith, "comprere" of
the Broadway pl y, -Four
Saints in Three Acts" that en-
barks for Paris shortly, wears the
same sort of hat and cape-effect
that characterized the hey day OF
Ramon Navarro and Valentino.
Noble Sissle, now out of serious
danger, Is aware Oh COU > 0teIudl
vigilance in the affairs of man.
truly 'his eye is on the sparrow"
Louis Jordan, a lot heavier,
secretly i'll is nevertheless the top
Snowman before the flickerinA
footlightS except TO those who
contend that his toothy smile and
mannerisms serve but to enable
whites to perpetuate the Negro
stereotype.
Muriel Rain, can come oack 10
the west coast whenever her
shapely torso so directs; her sing
ing looks came in for oceans OF
superlatives by columnist a n
even editorial writers of the daily
press out California way recently.
Orien Adams, scheduled to
whip out the melodie-effects for
Peter (Creole) Robertson'S Louis
lana Club Dansant, is off on a
USO Tour, something he had been
planning for quite a while back
Byrd Harris, that unforgettable
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
TYPICAL or sERGpoRF-
GOODMANs

These are not just, well select
ed or even nowery words voiced
because of a close friendship for
Miss Oliver and her family.
At least so persons, diners at
"Lumps' dropped in after the
show to chat with Oliver con-
corning a Zebra striped eyeful
modelled by Miss Potter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05

at Rocky Ridge school, was j
Thanksgiving dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Graves and Gene.
Miss Margaret Grieger spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with rela-
tives and friends in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin johnson and
Jim of Gibsonburg and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Koepke, Pamela and
Wendy, had potluck supper with
Miss Elsie Meyer last Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grieger, Sr.
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
OF Mr., and Mrs. Fred Grieger, Jr.
and family.
Gene Graves, senior at Wooster
College, spent the holiday weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William Paulsen,
who we're married recently, have
moved into the Rosentreter apart
mentS.
Miss Audrey Rohda returned to
her duties at the law offices OF
Attorney Luella Zehner, after hay-
ing been confined to her home for
the past several weeks following
surgery.
Mrs. Russell Counter and Mary
and Mrs. Ethel Blalock of Toledo
were Wednesday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt. Mrs. Bla-
lock spent Thanksgiving with the
Wyatts, returning to her home on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron A. Rosen-
treter and Marcia Jane attended
Tucker family Thanksgiving din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Tucker, Jr. and family at Ida,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olen Peters, Susan
and Larry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
i don Peters and family were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harmon Peters and Gay
lord. Gaylord returned home re.
Gently after having been a patient
at Grille Hospital.
Mrs. Henry Buhrow spent Friday
and Saturday with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenz and
Sharon at Hessville.
Floyd Miner who is with the
air force in Florida, is spending
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenwood Miner, La
Carne. On Sunday he was guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Ruth Seaman
and family
Mrs. Martha Peters was in Hook
ing County last week giving farm
institute lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Peters and
Carol Jean of Toledo called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Rice and baby
and on ]. L. Peters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred ]. Peters on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Miller
Richard and Shirley of Olmsted
Falls spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Au
gust Miller, and other relatives.
Ray Wolf, Jane Young and Shir-
ley Peters, all students at Capital
University, spent the Thanksgiv
ing weekend with their parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mulligan, Pat
and Jerry, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mul
ligan and Mark were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Francis Mulligan and Jean a
lockwood, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Drucken
miller and David and Mrs. w. H
Druckenmiller were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of relatives in To
ledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Darlington
Christine and Susan, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul R. Lockwood, Priscilla ant
/ Paul, Mr.. and Mrs Otto Reider
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wendt were
Thanksgiving day guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert w. Reider AM
Bobby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Jeschk'
and H. Jeschke of Port Clinton
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Hem
minger were Thanksgiving da.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Jes
chke, Mary Lou, Bobby and Caro-
Sue.
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Shortridge
Stephanie and Rachel attended
family Thanksgiving dinner at tn
home of Mrs. Shortridge's mother
Mrs. Barnes, near Deshler, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lieske ant
. Karen of Port Clinton and Mis-
Marian Luebke were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Lieske and Ronald.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-05
@. II. PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Garner
Forest and Jan were Thanksgiving
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Pete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knoerr had
as Thanksgiving dinner guests,
Fred Koepke, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Koepke and Barbara, Miss Elsie
Meyer, and Miss Donna Kingsbury
and Don Knoerr of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zet Winters, Shar-
on and David were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schroeder in Toledo.
Miss Patricia Hummel of Plea
I, santville, NJ Y. and now teaching