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Evening star., 1952-04-13

ol. MdIy CICy. Mo. Gl. MlIIS II1WE
WATERFRONT HOME
Twelve-room frame home. on water
at Morgantown. Maryland; only 35
miles from D. c.: 200-foot frontage
House in fine condition. with back
and front porch, 2 baths. bed
rooms and all modern conveniences
Ideal for two-family ownership
Floor furance for cool days. Price
The o. B. Zantzinger Co.
National 5371. La Plata 5421
La PLATA Nd
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LONG BEACH
RESALE BARGAINS
YT@rTCn~
ST. MARY'S COUNTY
HOUSES

~ L. N4x11C I . wv IN i 7
LARGE BRICK GEORGIAN RESI-.
:DENCE of recent construction over.
looking Breton'S Bay to Virginia
shore. Twelve rooms, including four
bedrooms and third-foor apartment
Two acres of attractive lawn and
shade trees. S32 800
WATERFRONT HOME on Breton's
Bay with one acre in attractive loca-
ton. Six rooms. central heat, all
convenienceS. $4,000.
BRAND-NEW five-room residence
with one acre and beautiful shoreline
on Potomac River Central heat
modern kitchen. $4,000 with So 500
cash.
COTTAGE in pleasant
community on Breton's Bay. Central
heat, two-car garage. S1O.5OO.
COTTAGE in excellent
condition with waterfront privileges
at ST. Clement Shores. Attractive
grounds. $4,000.
LOTS on Cuckold' S
Greek. Chesapeake Bay. Breton's Bay
and Potomac River. A wide choice
with convenient terms.
j. Spence Howard, Jr.
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sleeps 4, good condi-
gine $3.50
1941 26' Chris Craft sedan $4,000
crown, phone, co.. $3.50
1880 ~ Lawley, twin GIN
Diesels, 1946. phone,
complete yacht equip
l941 4O' custom sedan, refrg.,
rubber mattresses $3.50
1885 46' Wheeler f1ybridge,
1917 - --S11.5Oo
1946 II Ventnor runabout S1,350
1916 26' Steelcraft, sleeps $3.50
1947 27' Correct Craft, twin
motors - $4,000
1a4S - Chris Craft sedan S3,S00
lis h:p. ~ $500
1916 46' Wheeler hybridge.
1850, 1850 g shower, ) es eiec.
toilets, pressure water,
show boat S23,5OO
1852 81 Chris Craft express,
new boat, never used,
twin 145 hip, 81 m.p.h.,
$500 extra equip
THE WASHINGTON MARINA. closed
Easter Sunday. Republic 4797,
1900 Maine ave. s.w. Division
STICKELL WHEELER YACHT CO.,
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VESTS
SOUTH OF DAYTONA!

w ~ l. ~ NJ LA Nf4N1A.
Completely furnished home in Edge.
water. handy U. s. ! and Indian
River only Is minutes to ocean
beach: 2 bedrooms, cozy living rm.
kitchen. utility rm., all conv.; nice
lot; new low price, $500. TERMS
No. A-37 .947. VESTS, H. A. Ham.
mer, 241. No. Orange St. New
MAILED FREE!
FIT. MYERS-$8,0
Stately brick bungalow in popular
winter resort area. outskirts of FIT
city conv., 2 porches: poultry house
work shop: lot 100x30O, colorful
tropical shrubs and bearing grape
fruit trees; taxes only ST. PART
DOWN, bal. EASY TERMS! No. B.
36, $40. VESTS. E. L. CaSse.S, p O.
Box 1891. Ft Myers, Fla. CATALOG
MAILED FREE
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TWdSIIIgI IUH odIIIng MaIlHd, y :. 2 TOD.
| WASHINGTON LARGEST MARINA.
| Just received new lS' Shepherd run
| about, among the worlds finest.
New Welin 26' copper bearing steel
cruiser, sleeps 4, fully equipped,
$500.
New Fleetcraft outboard runabouts at
popular prices.
New Old Town rowboats.
Gray marine engines, an engine for
every boat.
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IA THE SUNDAY STAR
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued,D
SMALL ESTATE SITES
15-Acre Lake Privileges
II Miles to Chain Rridoe
Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, APRIL I3, 1852

See our beautiful lake with surround-
ms natural splendor, unsurpa Ssed
woodland, some with sprinoS
streams Nice homes already COM
pieted, others under construction
Two new sections almost ready in
this outstanding community in
Fairfax County. Vas hunt country
near Colvin Run. All tracts 5 acres
or more Price $3.50 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
b09 woodward Bldg. MA. 1854
Sat and Sun. call Daleview 9i52.
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VIRGINIA McFADDEN
Guest Lodge or Home

st. Leonard. Md. No 2 Hwy. Calver
County. Prince Frederick 9-W-2 o
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LOTS--LOTS

SILVER SPRING AND BETHESDA
AREA
Single or in groups, "a acre and up
from $3.50. Terms. Don't worry
about imitation; protect yourself by
investing in real estate. GRAHAM
AND COMPANY, 81. 60l0. ID
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WI. LEU . ORCH
Developer
Phone Union 7649
Once Open 10 Am. to PM.
Daily and Sunday
To reach ofhce of developer: Bladens-
burg rG to Defense highway tRoute
50). : miles to large sign
"Lanham Park"
Salesman will drive YOU to Lancaster
Estates. is
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CENTRAL OUTBOARD
Chris-Craft and Seabee
Sales-Service -Parts-Boa
Expert Repairs All Makes
$50 Eye st. NV. MA. 0221.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Lancaster Estates"
high Bridge, MARYLAND
Beautiful 5-Acre Estates
n Mile From Defense Highway
(Route 500
Only
S2.415
$500 Down-S3O Monthly
Come out and inspect these large
lovely homesites-you will be amazed
at the outstanding values.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND
ii acres on broad water. Lare,
frame dwelling. Electricity. OF
heat, artesian we'll. Ideal for sum.
mer vacations or duck shooting
More land available. A bargain al
$4,000. F. G. Bartlett, jr, BART.
LETT REALTY CO., Tidewater Inn
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Continued on Next Pass)
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green. 10000 mi, excel. cond.. hy-
drauic brakes, S695. OW. 1922.
DE SOTO '4s 3-passenger coupe;
good cond.; bargain at S495. RE.
DE SOTO 1851 custom 4-dr. sedan;
two-tone gray: r. and h.; Tip Toe
Transmssion; extremely low mile
aSe; reW-car guarantee; S2,l95.
COOPER MOTORS, 800 Wisconsin
DE SoTO 40 Custom; equipped, auto.
| dr.. low mileage: $500 or best Of
fer, MR.. PALMER. TO. 56?9. --l3
DE SOTO 1881 custom conv,; r.,
turn signals; 5000 mi; cannot be
told from new; S2,395. DE. $40;
DE SOTO 1870 2-dr. sedan good
running cond, good tires, heater;
$3.50 or best offer. Jordan S-l1sS.
DE SOTO 1899 coupe; 2-tons paint
r. and h; good shape: Sl95;, VIII
finance entire price. GE. 1903.
DE SOTO 1947 Custom club coupe;
one owner; 370O0 mi in excel
/ 1870 Sun. Ma. 1913 Mon.
DE SOTO 1850 Custom 4-dr all
extras: Ike brand new. Sl65o.
! DE 6270. --
CONTINUED on Next PasO
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
FimkIea News
BY LTgTON TONPKINS
BY LISTON TOMPKINS

Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Tompkins
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bull
lard, ST.. Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Billiard
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cribb
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Doris Oleane and Mar,
garet Tompkins were Sunday af'
ternoon visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Tompkins.
Joe Graham and Bonnie Ora.
ham were visitors in Wilmington
last week.
Ebert Billiard, Richard Viii.
liams, Grady Cribb, and w. w.
Cribb went on a fishing trip
Tuesday at Sandy Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Cribb
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Allen
last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Miller
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Mil,
Ter Saturday night.
Miss Carol Granger visited
Miss Clara Mae Granger Sunday
morning.
James Buffkin and Miss Vel
ma Hardee attended the bal!
game Tuesday night in Conway
at the new gym.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Floyd were
visitors in Dillon Sunday.
The teachers Of the Finkles
school gave their students a Val.
entlne party Thursday after
noon. Games were enjoyed and
Valentines distributed after
which refreshments were served.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20

"Never again will I pick up q
hitch.hiker" is probably What
one Columbus County man Is
now saying.
After his experience IN the
Lumberton area Tuesday, Curtis
Todd of Clarendon is almost GER
tain to ignore all highway
thumbers and be more suspicious
of those who might otfer TO help
him on his produce route.
According to the story when
came to light here Friday Iodo
picked up a Negro hitch-hlke1
who helped him deliver produce
and who promised to accept work
with one of Todd's neighbors.
During the course of the trip
Retha Hunt of Fairmont joined
the pair in the cab of Todd's
truck. The Negro then directed
Todd's travel, supposedly to his
home. Instead, they came to q
wooded section where the hltch,
hiker whipped out a gun, tea
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20

Todd's hands behind hlm WIZ w.
the produce dealers rope, ano
Started driving the truck him
self.
When Todd began to work ms
hands loose, the Negro became
fearful of an assault, stopped
the truck and commanded 1000
to take the wheel, all the wnlle
keeping a .3S-calibre pistol point
ed in his direction. Todd was re
lieved of a wallet containing
$1,000. g.
Shortly before arriving at st
Paul, Todd was ordered to gel
out of the truck. He did SO, ano
was told to go out front where
the lights would shine on him
The Clarendon man slipped away
into the night.
The hitch-hiker took his wo
man passenger to Fayetteville,
and released her, after failing
in an attempt to rape her. She
was driving the truck on a re-
turn trip to Lumberton when
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
Clarendon Man Is Robbed Near Lumberton

stopped by Patrolman Jack calo'
well.
While suffering the loss OF MS
money and having to endure E
frightening experience, the Ciar'
endon man still has something
to he thankful for. He has the
satisfaction of knowing that the
book" is being thrown at the
Negro who made him suffer.
According to information re-
ceived here, Jimmy Ed spry
about 21, was picked up Wed
nesday after he had blown MS
loot on an automobile, and was
charged with armed larceny
robbery, kidnapping, attempted
rape, and carrying a concealed
weapon.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Bruton and
son, Davy, were called to sller
CITY during the weekend on ac'
count of the death of her grand
mother Mrs. Montia S. Fox. Mrs.
Bruton and Davy remained there
for a visit this week.
Mrs. J. A. Herlocker has re-
turned to work at the WaccamaW
Bank and Trust company mere
following an attack of virus
pneumonia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
NAVY DAUGHTER

A baby girl weighing 7 pounds
and ii IL ounces was born Jan
uary 10, to Mrs. Anna Bell Sny
der, wife of 1t. (jg) Jack l.
Snyder, USN, at the U. S. Naval
Hospital, Pensacola, Fla.
1t. (jg) Snyder who is serving
at the U. S. Naval Photo School
u. S. Naval Air Station, Pensa
cola, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank H. Snyder of al Ferry
St., Lafayette, Ind. Mrs. Snyder
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
S. F. Willoughby of Tabor City
The baby, named Linda Ann
is the second child for the Sny
der's, who live at 301 Sunset Ave.
Navy Point, Warrington, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Buffkin and
children spent several days last
week touring Florida.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
YIN Class Meets
With Mrs. Shelley

The Y M class of the Mount
Tabor Baptist Sunday schoo
met this month with Mrs. Joe
Shelley at her home. Mrs. j. {
Harrison, vice president, presid
ed and gave the program.
Chicken salad sandwich plates
and cokes were served by the
hostess to Mrs. HARRISON, Mrs. {
M. Fowler, Mrs. Don Prince, Mrs
Finklea Herring, Mrs. Troy Ben
nett, and Mrs. J. P. Dicus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20
BABY PRINCE

MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Prince OF
Loris, S. C. announce the birth
of a daughter weighing five
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-20

pounds and eight ounces, Nc
Leod's Infirmary, Florence Mon.
day morning, February 18, at 8
o'clock.
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Meeting 10 Seek Ways
To End BIB Eye Injuries

A conference OF civic leaders
from the District and nearby
areas will be held at S.30 pm.
Tuesday TO discuss means Of pre-
venting eye injuries from the uf1s
supervised use Of BB gins.
The meeting has been called
BY The District Society for the
Prevention Of Hiindness, 4 Red
Feather agency, IL viii be held
In The socIety's once, 900 seven.
teefith street NV,
'f'he society has recorded 10 eye
injuries from t,B guns requiring
hospital treatment IN the Metf0G
p0iltaFl area Alhee January 1890
Specific aims 0i the conference
ore 10 develop q pf6aPAili 20 edus
eAta the bubile 10 tbls DANCER 10
advise on The need f0P new ieelsu
latl0h, ana % HPae desperation
Of parents IN ehfeFelna bueh 0
lew
examinations which will be
represented include the B0V
Aeeuts, PaFentsFeReheF Asseeiau
tien, Red ePess Safety Services
washington Institute OF Mental
HVGienel Juvenile SQUAD OF the
Metropolitan Pellee and the Ma
tleRAl Rlhe Association
Evening star., 1952-02-24
DC. Banking Chapter
Praised Tor Help In
Training Personnel
bv b0HeId T. IieAIev

~ 1aYV9N0 W NIWNtWY
0HtstAhdlhs w6fk u TIE WashE
lFiet6h ehAbteFl American fHstls
TUE 81 Bahklnsl In helBlHg baHks
Oh thl1 area meet 4 sheFtaee ef
tfalhed personnel wAs hIehH
llshted a the chapters annual
bahaHet and dance attended Nv
m9Fe thah lIs00 BeFs8ns Al the
MaVheWeF Hetel last Hightr
'The chapters intFaaHetlen Of \
Epeelal Ah9Ft eoHFAeI aYaH Rnd
RankiAgI" faF the gHlek Hainlna
NJ new emRlaVeAl FeaelVad praise
fran mary taP aflelRlR af WASH
MgtaR hanks and the phaPteF'a
president, Ralph w. MlttenaaFF,
read . teleeFam fran o. Francis
caeke, president Of tho American
Bankers Association, who praised
the "0NtstandlnG work Of the
chapter and lts brilliant record"
IN intFoduping the short course,
similar Natl0RAl Praise,
Newton ], Gray OF Norfolk, na-
tl0nal executive councilman for
this district Of the ALB, brought
similar praise from national Alb
headquarters, Also present ware
executive counoilmen from two
other districts, Leroy D. Clark, Woe
president OF the Marina-M Midland
Trust Co. OF New York, and Leon
]. williams, assistant Vice presl.
dent OF the Peoples First National
Bank a Trust 90. OF Pittsburgh.
Under present conditions, II
was necessary for the chapter 10
supplement regular pfe.standafd
and standard courses with short
courses or quiekie courses 10 speed
UP the training OF new employees"
according 10 Mr., MittendeFif, as
sistaFt treasurer OF the American
Security n Trust 90, II was dis
closed recently that washington
banks have faced O serious Short
aee OF trained personnel,
Other Guests Named,
Ameng guests introduced by Mr.,
MitteHdeFA were John 9, Graham,
Assistant Secretary OF the Treas.
ury, and Mrs, Graham; Preston A.,
pelane, Controller OF the eufFeAs
ey, and Mrs, BelaHe' Maple !,
Hari, Chairman Of the Federal De-
post Insurance Corp and Mrs,
Harl; Walton l., sandeFson, pFesi.
dent Of the District Bankers Asso.
citation and vice president Of Ham
ilton National Bank, and Mrs,
sanderson,
Samuel g. Redman, ir,, assistant
vice president Of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank and immediate past
president Of the chapter, was hon.
ored OF Q banquet ceremony. Mr..
Mittendorff expressed the chap.
ters appreciation for Mr.. Red.
mans past accomplishments and
his continued support Of chapter
activities, and presented O watch
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Austrian Students 10 Dance
And Sing IN Program Here

The ilbhtsheafted side Ut life III
Austria Will be pletufed Wa ,i0ik
|dahees aha iiiuBle presented by 4
sf0up III .AtiStfiAH G0lieae students
ana teachers III the eAfd6SD CEN
tEt. Audlt0fiifill Thifteehth aHd
Eillt6h streets kWD At Biib pfiil
fHesdAyl
Fhe RfeupI kH4wH A. !the Aus
tflah 400dWlH T0HfI WIFI .AbbehF
liHdef the bb0hb0EAhlb 81 the Blbl
ttleE HkeF(atI6H DeHlFEjnGAt Rhd
the LWAAhlhRt9A F@k bAHee
tlf9Hbl TheH VIII RFfIVe heFe t9I
Hgt.Eew by chartered bas iF6m
BaltlMGFel
Sightseeing tgBFsl \ FAReptian et
Ehe AHAEElah teeAtleh end Hlslth IA
the, homes ~ leaM .Fefldeht6 tHS
eAtheF Wlth \ talAVislNR eRReRFr
lnna REe planned M RlVa the yIRlE
taFA RllmhsRR af AmRFIRan' NE,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
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5aAHy f'heinBSeR's grandmother
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Evening star., 1952-02-24
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ana explosive we're intact, but the
|det0hat6F was iilsSltel
bahhy's grandmother, Mrs.
Anne baffiAstOA. said She i0uhd
u IN The safase when she Ea0ved
Here L. yeaf as0l
Evening star., 1952-02-24
RaLays % AID ~

III Be6tiaHd ana the N0Fth 81
HHelahdl beveH new relay StaI
eleHL VIII. esteHd tbe 4y cameras
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Evening star., 1952-02-24
Learns old Lesson
! eIVIeEIMIhHed

u ClVICEIiiihHBd RESTAURANT
6WHeF who tried 10 intervene IN
q dispute Between the driver Aiid
! PASSENGER et q btib III Gaicuttal
india hAd hib restaurant wrecked
by AH AiiBfv Gf0wdi
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
CATAWBA

Mrs. Elda K'Burg is substituting
at the draft board offices for clerk
Adelaide Riefschneider, who is
taking a short leave of absence.
Recently graduated from the
aviation structural mechanics
school at the U. S. Naval AK
Technical Training Center III
Memphis was Jack B. Rex, an air
man, and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn D. Dieringer Of Catawba
Cliffs. Before entering the Navy
he was graduated from Port Clin-
ton high school,
Miss Madeline June Lowe,
daughter Of Mrs Madeline Lowe,
Port Clinton, former residents Of
the island, was among tie 653
students graduated from Ohio
State University December Goth.
She received her degree as bach
elor of science in home econon-
les Miss Lowe has accepted a
position with the Toledo Edison
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburt McRitctie
lad as Christmas dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Windsor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knudsen of
Port Clinton and Mr. and Mrs
Allen Eberly and son Dale
Present at family gathering
in the Edward Ludwig home or
Christmas Eve after the program
held at the Union Chapel, were
Ed. Williams, Sr., Port Clinton
Edward Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Ballard, son Charles, and
daughters, Judith and Susie, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin C. Williams anc
sons, Todd and Mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Qualmar
had as dinner guests Christmas
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lem
norman, daughter, Marlyn,s Mr.
and Mrs Willard Lemmerman
ToIt SllilIoil, NIL. dHu AlS. ndy
Zimmerman and son, Ricky, OF
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Adams anc
family of Elkhart, Indiana, were
over Christmas guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Luther Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie RAIDER anc
three sons of Canton were receE1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
EDWARD SEMON

Funeral services for Edward
Semon, 72, who died Thursday in
Magruder hospital, were held Mon.
day from the Gerner & Wolf
funeral home with burial in Lake
view cemetery. Mr.. Semon was
the owner of a fruit farm in Bay
township.
Besides his wife, Sarah. he is
survived by sons, Thomas, Port
Clinton, and Millard, Sandusky; {
brother, Henry Semon, klamath
Falls, Oregon, and five grandchil
dren.
Mr. Semon was chairman of the
Board of Public Affairs for the
Village of Port Clinton. His Of
fee would have expired Decem
Der 81, when the board is dis
solved.
Rollin Reiss, of st. John Evan
gelical Church, officiated at tn,
rites.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
GYPSUM

Mrs. Mabel Mackey assisted by
Mrs. T. Rupp and Mrs. Enos Rar-
den entertained last week Thurs
day evening, the members of the
Lad IS Auxiliary of the Gypsum
Community church. Concluding
the business meeting and devo-
tionals, a Christmas exchange was
held and a service of delicious
refreshments in Christmas style
was enjoyed
Mrs. Enos Rarden returned
home the early part of last week
from Frankfort, Ken, where she
has been assisting in the care Of
her mother, Mrs. B. M. Thomp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen ana
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Gulau attended
the Rebekah New Years party
Saturday evening at the Rebekah
|. O. O. F. dining room Cards
were the diversion of the evening
after delicious chicken supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rarden of
Milwaukee, Wis, arrived last
week for an indefinite visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Rarden.
Mrs Arthur Higley and grand
daughter, Karen Jess of Marble
head and Mrs. ]. H. Guiau were
in attendance at the 500 club
Christmas party last Friday even
ing at the Bay Shore home of Mrs.
Gust Schmidt. A fine chicken
Christmas dinner was enjoyed
after which ten games Of 500 weer
played, after which a Christmas
gift exchange was held. Mrs. Nick
Tadsen will entertain the club
this week Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. William Fearer
of Lorain spent the week lend at
their Kamp Kozy cottage.
Harold Rarden, of Norfolk, Va,
and Gerald Rarden of Charleston,
South Carolina, were home Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos Rarden, returning to
their bases last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Gulau attend
ed the Couples Club New Years
Eve party Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nor
tus.
| Capt. and Mrs. Harold Spelber
and children left Christmas day
afternoon for their homo in Day
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SWearingen
and sons left last week WedneS-
day for their home in Napoleon,
having been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Bahnsen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen, Miss
Dorothea Jensen, Carl Moquist, OF
Fremont, Fred Voss, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Jensen and daughter, Karen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
BIR HDAYS
AHHlu,ERsAR Es

Jan. 3-Norman Park, Ralph
Yensen, James Wolfe, Walter
Smith.
Jan. 4-Tom Kinney, Mrs. Rich
ary Boldt, Mrs. Mildred Wenger.
Chuck Adams, Lucille Finken.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Border.
Jan. 5-Harold Fletcher, Wilson
Snider, Richard Dean Kirk.
Jan. 6-Louis st. Clair, Emma
Dietrich, Alvin Kokinda, A. w.
kalb, Carol Lee Zimmerman. We'd
ling anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Fritz.
Jan. 7-Marilyn Anderson, War
rem Balduf, Melba Jean Snider.
Jan. 8-Mrs. Lloyd Rahm, Shir-
ley Mae OMAN, Audrey March,
Marguerite Finefrock, Luther
Rhodes, Ed Kaspar Fifty-third
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Petersen.
Jan. 9-Gertrude Conley Gleck-
Ter, Bob Underwood, Reggie David
Sanger.
Jan. 1O-Arthur Wolf, Kit
Cooley, Georgia Sibrel. Wedding
anniversary of MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Rasmussen, Jr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04

guests in the home Of Mrs. Chas.
Gintert.
Catawba Island Ladies After
noon Club met Wednesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. George
Blaine. The program was as fol
lows: Roll Call, A Vegetable Dish
Recipe; Vegetable Travellers, pa
per by Mrs. Earl Newton.
The new high powered fire sir
en- installed at the new fire sla-
ton Monday was heard for the
first time New Years Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Shores spent
New Years Day with Nj. and Mrs.
Ohio Coder, Lorain.
Chapel Mothers will meet with
an all day meeting in the home
of Mrs. Ormand Cook, Tuesday
January 9th with a pot luck din
ner served at noon.
The calendar committee of The
Catawba Island Garden Club met
| IN the home OF the chairman, Mrs
Clarence Brown. Mr. d. C
Shores and Mrs. Edward Ludwig
are also serving on the commit
tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Grove,
left Sunday to spend several day;
with relatives and friends IL
Canton.
Mrs. Faye Mantell is visiting
DR.. Hatfield in McAllen. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fulton
Fremont and Catawba Cliffs. son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Warren Chase III, visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. Warren Chase II il Cleve
land recently