Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

ing VI tIlS ASSOCldllOn Oh common
Pleas Judges of Ohio.
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Miss Marian Rasmussen of the
county treasurer's office is vaca-
Joining this week.
Atty. Walter Gordon of Cleve-
and, native of Ottawa county,
was a court house visitor Tues
lay attending hearing which was
being held before Judge P. w.
iulau in the probate court.
The county commissioners view
I'd, the Klingbeil ditch in Benton
township, Monday, and will hold
4 hearing on the petition Monday
afternoon, May 10th.
Auditor E. A. Guth reports 267
house trailers have been registered
as being occupied at this time in
The county. The total number list
I'd last year was near the $50 mark.
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\ County engineer Delos Nissen
pent the fore part of the week
n Milwaukee, engineering the ac-
ivities of the Genoa Bowling team
While participating in the program
f the American Bowling Congress.
The grand jury while in session
asst Wednesday examined 13 wit
lesses, investigated five cases and
eturned four indictments. The
ounty Jail was inspected and no
hanges were suggested at this
ime. A. w. Chapman, Port Clin-
on was appointed by Judge Tom
d. Stahl to serve as foreman of
he grand jury.
A petition was filed with the
bounty commissioners Monday by
AndreW Parker of Danbury town
Ihip, for the cleaning and improv-
Ing of about half mile of ditch.
|Fhe commissioners will view the
project Monday, June 9 and the
|searing on the petition to be held
|une Is.
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Sealed bids will be received at
he office of the county commits
toner's, at 2 o'clock, Monday af-
ernoon, May 10, for furnishing la
'or for repairing and painting the
xterior woodwork of the court
ouse and jail building, the esti-
mated cost for which is $500. At
he same time bids will also be
eceived for repairing and paint
lg the Portage river bridge house
| t Port Clinton, the estimated coast
Or which is $500.
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The auditors department re-
orts the receipt of the follow
,g vouchers from Columbus, dur
ing the week; $4,210.95 from dis
Iribution of Sales tax funds; ST.
|47 from federal funds, for aid
or dependent children; $273.2 q
| rom federal funds for county
.lind relief funds.
Cecil Brown, who was indicted
|py the grand jury on charge of
Tape, pleaded innocent when
rought before Judge Tom D..
| l,tahl in common pleas court for
Frralgnment Friday and his case
Mas continued until Monday, May
l6. Atty. John Chambers was ap-
pointed by the court to act as
ounsel for the defendant.
Timothy Meyers, Jr., and Ira
bale DeLanter, (alias Ira Dale
sremen,) both of Findlay, who
;ere each indicted by the grand
sury on two separate counts,
|lharging burglary and attempting
10 force entrance into a safe in
he Lundgard mill, Port Clinton,
IRE to be ,arraigned at an early
ate.
A birthday luncheon party was
tagged in the court room Tuesday
loon when good things to eat were
lerved to thirty representatives
fgf the court house, including Of
IIicials and employees who did
Justice to the occasion. Seven
Persons who have birthdays dur
Ing May and were responsible for
Providing the Birthday Cake and
she food were: Eula, Evelyn, Ann,
Trace, Helen, Eleanore and Stacey,
bho did the honors on this event.
New steel filing cases have been
Installed in the court room for
Probate Judge P. w. Gulau, to
Irovide for the increased need for
iling space.
The eleventh partial account of
guardianship has been filed in the
rebate court by Bertha Cocker
han, guardian of Edward Goeck-
irman.
Final accounts of administration
lave been filed in probate court
"; Kenneth Brewer administrator
I.f estate of Cassius D. Brewer ad-