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Evening star., 1952-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEW RAMBLER, $e9, 800; adjacent to
KenWood. Brand-new, 3-bedroom,
2-bath ,brick-and-stone home. Sep
arate dining room. ultra-modern u
dishwasher. rear screened porch,
attached garage; full basement with
fireplace, gas heat; excellent con-
struction; level lot, TONES. Re-
stricted. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
MASS MIAtss essiE xSE. e., fxFosssssc 10 a54te a2 In
slate roof; 6 rms, 2 tile baths, fuiI
bsmt., built-in gar, screened porch;
gas heat; beautifully Handicapped lot,
60xl30. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI.
l4ld; ewes, call WI. 1924.
MASONITE on hollow tile; 7-rm
aog a0gse scSn Sh as nr bus e church
Takoma Park, Nd. 81. 81 a6Ss. ' ave-
$500 DOWN, possession in September
'Vlers Mill Village, 2 bedrms.; full
bsmt: bungalow; on level lot; creek
IN IN, rear; eap, Mr.; Jaseh; hs,I o.; 594o 1 o.
WE'RE TRANSFERRED, must accept
aii-brick Cape Cod; full bsmt. 81.
63S3. By OWNER. No agents. 10
NEAR LANGLEY PARK shopping cen
ter. Spotless Groom brick home
about one year old, large liv. rm.
uhN uAA. H., MI. LtdS ulSpOSdl ana
dishwasher. 1st FIR. powder room,
bedrms.. dry. basement; near bus.
viii trade. Mr.. Maury, TU. 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO, Realtor
l224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346. III
REST HOME-Situated on q lge.
level lot. 100x250. This lge. home
contains 3 bedrms., bath on 1st f.
4 bedrms.. bath on 2nd.; full bsmt
2.car garage. Home now rents for
$500 per mo. with ineome from
mo. Splendid investment as income
property or ideal for some one quail
ned to operate rest home. Priced
right with good terms. For full
information call Mr.. Anderson; TU.
S100. Eyes, GE 1854. AVON
500 DOWN NON-GI OR GI-Lovely
3-bedrm. home with lge. liv. rm.,
ful din. rm., equipped kit; pay
ments like rent. PAEKsIDE REALTY
co. SH. 1875: ewes, JU. 8-33S0.
S1.15O DOWN. S9.950 full price. SS1
per- per mo, incl; taxes and ms: g
geous view. A. J. KESSINGER &
CO.. SH. 4544; Ewes, LO. 5-4517.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
KENSINGTON
SIT Q50

$17,950
Most unusual spacious 2-story. 3.
bedrm. Colonial home on beautifully
Handicapped level lot with fine shrub
berry and strawberry beds; only 4
years old; in immaculate cond.; d.
luxe kit. with dishwasher and dis
posal units; most attractive financ-
ing. Small down payment. Shown by
appt. only. Call SH. SOLO It'll 8 pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
"12 ACRE INCOME ESTATE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
This estate property including q
large modern l2-rm. and bath
house, tenant house, store with
apt. above, situate in grove OF
oak trees; spring and stream bi-
secting property; would be ideal for
larger family affording excellent
living and good commercial poten-
tial.. Several bldgs. formerly prof.
ltably operated; schools. transp.;
owner moved to Florida, vacant
must sell, price S20.500, terms.
Call ME. 1143 until 9 pm. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-06-17
ANDREWS FIELD
BELTSVILLE AREA

Builders own home; 2:bedrm. mason
roomy, with extra closet space, Ice.
attached garage with extra rm. for
shop Lge. dbl. lot. nearly l2-acre,
quiet side street of route I. Price
81 800. Excel. terms to qualified
ouyer. Call ST. 5311 for appt Elk.
JOSEPH KINsKY. REALToR
Evening star., 1952-06-17
GO nm CH
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
ON 2 Level. S. ACRE
Worth Looking Over

WUICII IUUkIIIS OVeT
Four-room bungalow In Beltsvills,
$500, $500 cash.
bungalow near D. G.
line. Small cash payment.
shade trees, poultry houses. 2-caf
garage: 20 minutes 70 Union Sta.
ton. $4,000.
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO.
UN. 1893 Ewes. MI. 6O99
scontinusd % Nszt PaSs5
Evening star., 1952-06-17

MASS. AVE. ExT;-spotless cond..
tached gar. AZ first trust, low down
payment. Certainly the buy for the
day. ARDMORE REALTY CO., OIL.
1857. = -10
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-SeI. $50. Bedroom and
"a bath. lst f.; 2 bedrooms, bath,
all-electric kitchen; full basement
Nice lot with barbecue pit: Excel:
REALTY CO.. OR. 1925 tiil 8 pm.
is
Wilson lane-Loyely 4
bedrmS. or den, 21a baths; lot
S6X196; choice location; well worth
seeing. ARDMORE REALTY CO.. OIL.
1857. -19
BETHESDA-S17,e50-one One Of Be-
thesda's best buys. in new-house
condition. Living room. dining room.
fully, equipped kitchen, side-screened
porch: bedrooms. bath with
shower. 2nd f.; full basement, gas
heat; good financing. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. OR. 1926 It'll 9 pm.
BETHESDA, BRADLEY HILLs--Lovely
new brick rambler for growing
family. 3 bedrooms, GA baths,
fireplaces. Full daylight walk-out
able to bedrooms, 8 baths, 2
living rooms. Superior materials.
equipment and construction. 4
acre corner lot. Living room in rear
overlooks forest. New small ele-
mentaIy school across road, sSe, 900.
Left OF Wisconsin ave. IA. mi; out
Bradley blvd, left on Brite drive.
4; W BRANDT. 0wner-Builder,
SS' c~"0' p
Evening star., 1952-06-17
CH1LLUM, MD.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
New brick home with plastered walls
and oak floors. Two bedrms., mod.
kit, din rm,. lge. liv. rm. with pic.
ture window. Venetian blinds and
aluminium screens. Stairway to ex-
side entrances from kit. and bsmt.
Lot size, So by 1870. Directions: Out
Penn. ave. Sc. left on Alabama
ave. to Marlboro pike, out pike to
District Heights, turn left on Gate
way blvd. for 6 blks. to Ramble-
THE DE FABIO co.
2423 MINI Ave. NE. LU. 1850
Open Evnings till Dark.
SatS. and Suns. / till Dark.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
JUST OFF CONNECTICUT AVE.
NEAR COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
This attractive 3-bedroom and 2ta-
bath home reserves an owner who
appreciates house that's been
kept in good condition and has
spacious rooms. Situated on a lovely
lot, 90 12O-ft, it's center-hall
plan with stairs to finished attic,
large side porch with glass and
screens, outdoor entrance to serv-
ants room and bath in basement;
built-in garage.
w. C. g. A. N. Miller, OR. 4464
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HIII,ANDAI,E

Beautiful brick featuring 8 large
bedrms. with walk-in closets, huge
liv. rm. with fireplace, large screened
porch. full-sized din. rm., moderr
kitchen. 3 full baths, maids rm.
large bsmt. with fireplace gear ga.
rage; lot approx $40 Of an acre
A real value; asking S35,750. Oper
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
WA. 6655; UN. 1166: HY. o63e
Evening star., 1952-06-17

CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
NEWLY DECORATED
This charming brick 5-rm. bungalow
features a separate din. rm.. large
porch. full bsmt., roomy fioored
attic. excellent prewar construction,
new oil heating plant and a delight
full level lot; located. "a block from
affords the utmost in convenience.
A. J. KESSINGER g. CO.. SH. 4244
Evening star., 1952-06-17
CHEVY CHASE MD
POTOMAC HUNT
GREENWICH FOREST

Bethesda. Md.-Beautiful English
stvle brick; s rooms. 4 baths, rec
rm.; 2-car att. gar: 16x24 liv. rm
ily-sized din. rm.: den and full bath
on 1st f.; 3 huge bedrms and 9
baths on end A.. level corner, tall
shade trees. Excl. with VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO., INC, DI. 1918;
ewes, 81. ALAG. -l0
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Inside Prospect House


Chatham North
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
MANY YOUTHS TAKE PART IN
All FIELD DAY AT ELMORE

The All Field Day was held at
the Elmore School on August 1st.
Demonstrations began at 9:15 a.
m. and continued until approx
mately 900 p. M, with time out
for lunch and dinner.
Judges for the event were Mrs.
Louis Young and Earl Johnson,
both teachers at the Salem Oak
Harbor School.
The evening program began at
800 and consisted of winning de-
monstrations, winning safety talk
by Beverly Kleinhans, Oak Harbor
and Reed Oestreich, Graytown, and
piano selections by Kay Frances
Denny, Oak Harbor.
Listed below are the county win
ners, people taking part in the
State Fair Contest, and the cash
awards they received.
Senior Girls Team-1st place
Linda Gates and Sharon Wads-
worth, Happy Hour All Club, Oak
Harbor; Personality Pointers.
Senior Girls Team-2nd place-Ann
Browder, Eileen Clayman, & Kay
Denny, Sunbeam All Club, Oak
Harbor; Color and YOU.
Senior Girls Team-3rd place
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
new PLANS ARE
CHARTED FOR
VACAT|ONLAND

The Advertising and Promotion
Committees of Vacationland AS
sociation had a luncheon meeting
at the Catawba Beach, Club Mon
day to compile their findings on
having this area of Vacationland
filmed in color. 1t has been pro
posed that a 80 to 40 minute film
be made that would be available
without charge to organizations ir
outlying districts, as well as TV.
With an estimated cost Of
$4,000 to make a complete cover
age, it was suggested to make i
community project whereby
such fund could be raised. Ideas
offered included jubilee days Or
Sesquicentianal celebrations, homo
talent show and $50 plate dir
ner.
1t was brought out that this aree
is enjoying one of it's best vaca
ton seasons this year, but that il
is not a one-shot or one year pro
ject, that it requires continuing !;
promotional program. The Vaca-
tionland Association has not re
ceived the financial backing it de
serves, in spite of the fact tha'
every business man, clerk or pre-
fessional man receives indirec'
benefit from the extra dollars tha'
are brought to Port Clinton thr,
the efforts of the Vacationland
The organization has sent Gu
thousands of pieces of literature
on this area, and this week re
ceived 81 inquiries, including le'
ters from Illinois, Maryland, Wis
consin and Ontario, all interested
in Vacationland.
Those attending the committee
meeting were President Carlton
Schwan, George Schade, Harr,
Knorr, Charles Wolfe, Curt Kuh
nle, and M. j. Edwards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
JESSIE MAE WHITE

Private services were held Mon
Gay at p. m. in the Knollwood
Cemetery Chapel for Jessie Mae
White who died at Magruder Hos
pital last Friday.
Mrs. White was born on March
20, 1880 at Oberlin, Ohio, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. levitt. She was 70 years of age
at the time of her death.
She was a widow. She is sur
vived by daughter, Mrs. Ruth In
gram, Lakeside; sons, Roland Ball,
California; Ernest Ball, Florida:
sister, Miss Helen levitt, May
field Heights, Ohio; and brother,
Charles levitt, Gatesmill, Ohio.
Burial was made in Knollwcod
Cemetery. Gerner and Wolf were
in charge of funeral arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Government
UNION SEEKS
NEW MEMBERS

Members of Local 122, Amer
lean Federation of Government
Employees will hear Joseph
Reams, of Cincinnati, national or
ganizer of the union, at the Erie
Ordinance Depot next Monday.
Plans for a membership drive
in the union have been completed
and Reams will address the first
of series of IS meetings which
will be held in various depart
ments on Tuesday.
During the recent blood collec-
ton at E. o. D, the AFGE was
we'll represented, with many of the
members turning out to donate
blood. Outstanding among the
donors is Mrs. Lorena Swigart, who
has given her 23rd pint.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Mechanized Course
In Accounting Is
Given At E.O.D.

A three-day training course in
mechanical appropriation account
ing was held at Erie Ordnance De-
pot this week with personnel from
seven ordnance installations at
tending.
The course brought to Erie Or
dnance Depot former wartime
employee, "A. A. Keydoszius, who
became we'll known in this COM
munity while serving as chief of
the depot's fiscal office before en-
tering military service in 1943.
Keydoszius, now with the Office
of the Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, D. c., was in charge of the
training course, and John Denn-
ing, also of the Office of the Chief
of Ordnance, was instructor.
Erie employees attending the
course were Lillian Stafford, Port
Clinton, and Carol Deuschle, Oak
Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
DEATHS
lMIcHAEL CINE ADAMS

Death came last week to five
month old Michael Gene Adams.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Adams
of the Zoschke Trailer Camp, RID
3, Port Clinton. The young child
was born on February IL, 1852
at Magruder Hospital and was S
months, and 19 days old at the
time of his death.
Services were held Friday, Au-
gust / at 2 p. m. in the United
Brethren church, Locust Point.
The Rev. Roy Davis officiate6.
Burial was made in Locust Point
Home was in charge of arrange
ments.
Surviving are parents; brothers,
Larry Russell and Bobby Lee; and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Adams, South Bend, Indiana; and
Mr.. and Mrs George Mullins of
jenkins, Kentucky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
RICHARD CARMHAUSEN re
GRADUATE FROM B. G. s. u.

Richard Garmhausen of Port
Clinton is among the ia students
who will receive Bachelors Deg
rees in the summer commence
ment ceremonies at Bowling Green
State University on Friday, at Ii
a m.
President Ralph w. Mcdonald
will preside over the program
which will be broadcast over VIC
BU the campus FM radio station.
The Commencement speaker is
DR.. Philip R. Adams, director o.
the Cincinnati Art Museum, an
Academy of Cincinnati and the
Taft Museum His topic will be "a
Frozen Asset"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

Ruth Eversole & Phyllis Smith,
Stitch & Chatter Club, Lindsey;
DOS and Don'ts of Good Pos
ture".
Senior Girls Individual-1st place
Janet Lee Rose, Bay Twp. jolly
Stitchers, Port Clinton; "The Cor
rect Way to Remove Stains.
Senior Girls Individual-2nd place
Shirley Haynes, -Graytown Jolly
Homemakers, Graytown; "How to
Make Sugar Cookies.
Senior Girls Individual-3rd
place-Janet LeFevre, Merry Men
ders, Sr., Port Clinton; 'The Cor
rect Method Used to Iron a Pillow
Case".
Junior Girls Team-1st place
Marcia Zimmerman and Maxine
Miller, Jolly Sewers & Knitters,
Oak Harbor; "How to Wash a Wool
Sweater.
Junior Girls Individual-1st
place-Diane Winter, Happy Hour
All, Oak Harbor; "Child Care".
Senior Boys Team-1st place-Hen-
ry Gackstetter and Lyle Ganske,
Middleton All Club, Graytown;
Safety and Electricity.
Senior Boys Team-2nd place
Merlin Goodsite & Clarke Lieske,
Toussaint HIstlers, Oak Harbor;
Tractor Maintenance.
Senior Boys Individual-1st place
Norma Burning, Bay Twp. Future
Farmers, Oak Harbor; Cleaning
Milking Machine.
Senior Boys Individual-2nd
place-Don Hoeft, Genoa Jr. Far
mers, Genoa; Egg Care".
Senior Boys Individual-3rd
place Merle Hoffman, Toussaint
Hustlers, Oakf Harbor, Tractor
Maintenance.
Junior Boys Team-1st place
Walter Brugger & David Nehls,
Mud Creek, Oak Harbor; "Artifi-
cial Respiration.
Junior Boys Individual-l ST
place-Tom Boyer, Portage Moh-
awks, Oak Harbors; Making a
Rope Halter.
STATE FAIR REPRESENTATIVE
Girls Individual Clothing De-
monstration, Janet Lee Rose, Port
Clinton, Girls Individual Foods De
monstration, Shirley Haynes, Gray
town, Boys Team, Henry Gaskstet-
ter and Lyle Ganske, Graytown,
Quality Milk Demonstration, Nor
ma Jean Burning, Oak Harbor
Poultry Production Demonstration,
Don Hoeft, Tractor Maintenance,
Merlin Goodsite and Clarke Lies
ke, Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Veteran Missionary
Will Be Speaker On
Lakeside PROGRAM

{ DR.. Donald F. Ebright, directo,
OF Refugee and Famine Relief an
Church World Service representa-
tive in India, will speak at morn
ing services in Hoover Auditor.
UNI, Lakeside, Sunday, Aug. 10. +
Methodist missionary in Indi
since 1856, Dr. Ebright also head
his denominations visual aids
committee. Choir of First Method
ist Church, Tiffin, will sing
this service.
Columbian High School Band
Tiffin will play in Central Par
Sunday afternoon; and DR.. Clarl
W. Cooper, superintendent of tn
, Norwalk District of the Methodist
Church, will speak at vesper ser,
ices.
The Tiffin Methodist Choir vii
present short musical program
Sunday evening, following which
the motion picture, "The Guest
will be shown.
Lakeside's chautauqua program
for the coming week follows: Sa
urday Aug. 81 Magic Fest" D,
six Toledo magicians, with Don Z
Lee as master of ceremonies; Nor
day, Motion picture, "Room fol
One More; Tuesday, Concert, tht
Karamu Quartet of Cleveland
Wednesday, address, DR.. Donald F
Ebright, Thursday-Motion picture
"A Christmas Carol; Friday, Pc
mel discussion, "The World Front
with Howard Chamberlain anc
Charles X. Parker of Radio Static,
WLW, Cincinnati, Ollie James o
the Cincinnati Enquirer, ant
Grove Patterson, editor-in-chief O
the Toledo Blade; and Saturday
Mildred Miller, metropolitan
Opera MeZzo-soprano.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Many Local Moose
To Attend 64th
Annual Convention

The 64th Annual Convention OF
The Supreme Lodge of the World,
Loyal Order of Moose holds its
Convention at Chicago, August II
to-21.
The high light of the conven-
ton is the special chartered buses
that will take the visitors to
Mooseheart on Sunday, August II.
The contests for degree staffs,
drill teams and quartets will be
held in the air-conditioned halls
in the Moose Building, 1915 North
Dearborn Street, the program will
begin at 900 a. M, Sunday, Au-
gust II, and concluding Wednes
day, August 20, as scheduled by
the director of Ritual Activity.
The business sessions will be
held at the Sherman Hotel and
will be addressed by speaker of
national prominence, and the var
ious reports will be interspersed
with entertainment by outstaEd-
ing stars.
Also the Woman of the Moose
annual Conference, being held at
the same time will operate on the
same schedule as the Supreme
Lodge Convention The ladies con-
ference headquarters will be at
the Morrison Hotel where all ses-
siOnS will be held.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
TELEPHONE SERVICE HERE TO
Be CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOPIC

The question of adequate tele-
phone service in Port Clinton will
be featured at the next meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce
which will be held at the Yacht
Club following a dinner at the Is
land House next Thursday even
ing, August IA.
Officers of the Chamber have
invited Col. William c. Henry,
president of the Northern Ohio
Telephone Co., of Bellevue, and
J. E. Peltier, local district man
ager, to appear as guests of the
businessmen.
An open panel discussion con-
corning the present telephone
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
CITY VISITED
BY EPIDEMIC
Of FIRES

The Port Clinton Fire Depart
ment ha6 one of its busiest hours
IN many month, Friday, when,
within a period of just one day,
members responded to four or five
calls.
The fourth call was from the
Lake House, where a blaze was
discovered in an overstuffed
chair in the lobby at 3 a. m. Fri
day. When discovered draperies on
the west wall were aflame. The fire
dow drapery. A portion of the
wall was blackened.
Cause of the blaze was attribut-
ed to a smoker who had occupied
the chair earlier in the night.
Hotel manager Walter Wagner
brought the blaze under control
with an extinquisher.
On Thursday a fire alarm went
out at 1875 a. m. The cause
was grass fire on the George
Fitzthum property on Bay Shore
road. No damage was reported.
At 1904 an alarm was sounded
for a blaze which broke out at
the dump on North Jackson Street.
No damage was reported.
TOPPING off their busy activities,
another fire alarm came in at 1:31
in the afternoon. That time it was
garage fire at the residence of
Rudolph Rohde, 1902 E. Second
Street. Damage was slight and the
trucks returned to the station at
LAT.
The final call came at 1000 a.
n. Friday, when a burning pile of
baled hay on route So, near vii
low Inn, was reported afire. Both
the local pumper and tank truck
we're taken to the scene, because
here was no water supply in the
area. Two tanks of water were
used in period of over two hours
Firemen were called for. the
sixth threatened blaze in two days
which broke out in a refrigerator
n the home of Burto j. Velliquet
e, 79 West Loop, Erie Gardens, a,
3:45 a. m. Saturday. When fire
men arrived, smoke was billowins
from the house, from a shortec
electrical system, but there wa.
no fire. The ice box was removed
from the building without further
damage.
Due to lack of telephone facilit
les, neighbor jumped in his cal
and dashed to city hall to spread
the alarm about the fire. it wa.
reported.
Later Saturday, they were col
led out again to extinguish fire
at the home of William Chaffin
500 Fifth Street. The corner of the
residence was burning near thu
foundation. The origin of the fire
was not determined but damage
was slight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

was turned over to the park divi-
sion several years ago by the divi-
sion of conservation and natural
resources, to be used as public
park. Part of the land was pur
chased from the United Fisheries
of Sandusky, and a part from Roy
Webster, about five years ago.
At the latest report the main
entrance gate was open and unob
Structed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
P.I.B. Monument
Repairs Underway

Repairs were started on the in
ternational peace memorial at Put
Inlay this week, and it is expect
ed that the memorial will likely
be open for the remainder of the
season.
First operation in the monu-
ment's general overhaul will be
sandblasting of the stone exter-
ior. All tile work in the interior of
the shaft will be pointed up and
repaired where necessary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
THERESA z. kozMA

Services were held Tuesday at
$50 a. m. in Immaculate Concep-
ton Church for Theresa E. Kozna
who died at her residence in La
Carne, Ohio ON Saturday. She was
born in Hungary on April 26, 1895
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drotos, and was 81 years of age
at the time of her death. She had
been i'll seven months.
Her husband, Fred Kozn1a, sur
wives along with numerous other
relatives. Burial was made in
River View Cemetery. Father
Brand officiated at funeral serv-
ices. Gerner and Wolf were in
charge of arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

service and the possibilities of its
Improvement will be held during
the meeting. The meeting will be
open to the public, President Kel-
ly Dunn announced. 1t will take
place at 8 p. m.
Col. Henry will trace the past
history of the telephone company,
and will discuss the present status
of service as we'll as the company's
future plans for service in this
area.
Last month the Chambers meet
ing was devoted to 'local industry
and their relations with the COM
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Williston Machine
Go. Incorporates

Secretary of State Ted w. Brown
has issued corporation charter
to The Williston Machine And
Tool Corporation, of Williston.
Stock issued was 800 shares no par
common, and incorporators are
Manly A. Magsig, Monroe E. Thies,
and Mary E. Magsig. Willard G.
Weis, of Rice St, Elmore, is listed
as statutory agent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Greenville Man
Succeeds Mylander
In COP. Post

Announcement was made in
Washington last week that Robert
Humphreys of Greenville, O., was
named as successor to William H.
Mylander, of Oak Harbor who re-
signed his post as publicity direc-
tor for the Republican national
committee.
Humphreys had been public re-
lations director of the COP Con
gressional committee for three
years. Mylander's last connection
with the committee was the hand
ling of radio and teIevis::s:. enun"
age at the national convention i
Chicago last week.