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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

Miss Barbara Nemire, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nemire of
near Gilboa is now employed at the
First National Bank at Pandora.
Miss Nemire is a graduate of the
Pandora-G ilboa High school.
Mrs. Emmett Burkhart who is
mentioning at Turkey Foot near In
dian River had the following guests
call on her Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Burkhart and family and Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Wehrly of Pandora.
Miss Arvilla Geige of Los Angeles,
Calf, is spending her vacation with
relatives in Pandora.
Mrs. C. A. Ford, a surgery patient
at the Memorial hospital at Lima,
was brought to her home here.
Supt. and Mrs. C. C. Cox and
family have returned from a vaca-
ton trip to Niagara Falls and Can
ada. 4s
Mrs. Zelma Demcoe and daughter
Elaine of Columbus are visiting at
the home of their mother and grand
mother, Mrs. P. P. Welty.
Mrs. William Cook and children of
Milwaukee, Wis, who spent the past
week at the Mai Newton home, on
Sunday the Newton's and their
guests met Mr.. Cook in Indiana and
enjoyed a picnic, Mrs. Cook and
children returned to their home.
Miss Donna Basinger who left for
the West six years ago graduated
from the Fresno General hospital at
California. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Basinger.
Two new teachers have been hired
at the Pandora ilboa school, Mrs.
Carroll Schunn of Ada will replace
Mrs. Donovan Mckinney as music
teacher and Mrs. Louis Riser, Jr. of
Pandora will teach the sixth grade,
Mr.. Sheldon Hall will be principal
of the local high school.
Mrs. Homer Wenger and children
and Colleen Basinger spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Frank Har-
ris and Lloyd Beltz at Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cherry en-
t~ertained a group of friends at a
party on Monday evening in honor
of their son Roy's birthday annivers-
airy. Ice cream and cake was served
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Former Mt. Cory
Councilman Dies

Funeral services for Earl J. Guin.
IA, a retired farmer and oil worker,
who died in his home at Mt. Cory
last Wednesday were held Friday
afternoon at the Paul Diller Funeral
home, Button. The Rev. Earl Leist.
Mt. Cory, officiated, with burial in
Clymer cemetery.
Mr.. Guin had served on the Mt,
Cory town council and board of
public affairs. He was a member of
the K. of P. lodge and of the Meth
odist church.
The son of John and Mary
(Hughes) Guin, he was born in Un-
ion township. He married Orpha
Gideon and she preceded him in
death. He later married Maude
Spurlock who survives with a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gladys Walter of Fl.
Wayne and a stepson, Albert Spur
lock, North Carolina. There are
three grandchildren and a great
grandson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Poultry Breeders Get New Test
Facts On Variations In Egg Size

they would have been at the same age
had the pullet been permitted to start
laying arlier.
1t also is shown in the report that
pullets Matched at weekly intervals
during the spring months will have
eggs differing in size at any time
during the early fall months of pro-
duction by 0.32 ounces per dozen
for each week difference in Matching
dates.
BY knowing this weekly difference
in egg sizes due to ages, it is pos
sible to correct all the sizes to the
same age for each hen; thereby OBJ
tanning a more accurate estimate of
the actual breeding value of the bird
with regard to egg size.
The report points out that the in
formation regarding weekly differ
ence in egg sizes due to age is of
particular interest to those breeders
who bred from quilts during the
first laying year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

family of Lima and Rev. and Mrs.
C. A. Smith spent Sunday afternoon
at the Samuel DeVore home.
Barbara Bunk of Toledo is spend,
ing a couple of weeks at the Ear!
| Sheidler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Patrick spent
Sunday afternoon at the Samuel
Tripplehorn residence in Blufton
Jimmie Trfpplehorn returned home
on Sunday afternoon after spending
three weeks at the Patrick home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shufelt have
received word of a granddaughter
Deborah Eileen born to Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Berning at Jacksonville, N. C
Mr.. Berning is the son of Charles
Berning and the late Mrs. Dovi'
Bracy Berning of Toledo.
Supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Merle Miller and daughter Nancy o.
Sunday evening were A. C. Repas;
and daughter Helen and Pfc. ant
Mrs. Kenneth Repasz of Bowlin,
Green. Miss Peggy Bracy of ottaw;
was an evening caller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wirth o
Leipsic and Mrs. Dale Conine spen
Saturday afternoon with Mrs
Blanche Kelchner. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Nemire, Mrs
Lucy Nemire and Mrs. Maud Math
aney attended the Pankhurst schoo
reunion at the City Park at Fostori'
on Saturday. The oldest studen
present was 90 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Burkholder o
Col. Grove spent Sunday Afternoon
at the Carl Wehrly home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
STYLE Show Is Hit

Between 400 and 500 persons we're
estimated to have been in attendance
Saturday evening at the Teen-age
style show sponsored on the Elemen-
tary school grounds by the Band
Mothers.
Mrs. MILFORD Steiner, who acted
as commentator during the inter
esting modelling work by Bluffton's
young people, said that the organi-
zation was gratifed with the public
response and for all who participated
and made the social a great success.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Woodrow Steiner
Rites Held Sunday

Funeral services were held Sun
day from the Coldren Funeral home,
Findlay, for Woodrow Wilson Stein
er, SO, brother of Gideon and Frank
lin Steiner of Button, who died OF
electric shock last Wednesday while
helping erect a gate at the Dana
Corporation auto parts plan in Mar.
ion, Ind.
Mr.. Steiner, a resident of Find.
lay and an employee of the Marleau
Fence company, Toledo, was steady.
ing a heavy steel beam when il
touched a 400 volt electric line.
Steiner wasr iding on the front
end of a truck on which a crane was
carrying the beam. He was steady.
ing it when the crane became en-.
tangled in electric power lines run.
ming into them factory. Shouting
for the truck driver to back away
from the wires, Steiner leaped OF
fell from the truck, apparently still
attempting to keep the steel beam
from swinging into the truck. AS
his feet touched the rain-soakec
ground AGO volts tore through his
body.
The driver was not injured and
backed the truck away from the
wires, then jumped out to assist
Steiner. He was Immediately Joined
by other workers who began to ad.
minister artificial respiration. Pc.
lice and firemen with resuscitatior
unites arrived soon after, and con.
tinued first-aid treatment.
When the resuscitator and an in
lection of stimulants failed to re-
vive Steiner, physicians called for a
portable "iron lung" which was put
into service. However, all efforts
failed to restore life, although a
faint pulse was detected when res
cue operations were begun.
A native of Ontario, Canada, he
was born October 81, 1918, the son
of Gideon P. and Sarah (Wilhelm)
Steiner, both of whom now live in
Pandora.
Married to Betty Clymer January
%, 1889, he is survived by her and
their five children, Sarah Ellen,
Judith Ann, John Franklin, Joe
Stephen and James Richard.
Also surviving are the following
brothers and sisters: Mrs. Verena
Nichols of Waynesfield, Mrs. Ruth
Slusser of Celina, Mrs. Muriel Wise
ley of Alvada, Hilda Steiner of
Pandora, Gideon and Franklin, both
of Bluffton.
Mr.. Steiner was a veteran of
World War II and a member of the
American Legion. ..:.:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Button Hospital
AUGUST Is

Id
Admitted: Molly Niswander, Bluff.
ton and Mrs. Bertha Williams, Beav'
| erdam.
AUGUST Ii
Discharged: Mrs. Robert Koont2
and daughter, Bluffton, and Banks
Shively, Bluffton.
Admitted: Marjorie Amstutz, Raw
son, and Alimira Moser, Columbus
Grove.
AUGUST Is
Discharged: Mrs. Lewis Gossard
and daughter, Bluffton; Mrs. Edith
Hall, McComb, and Marjorie Am
stutz, Rawson.
AUGUST Is
Discharged: Peter Rodriguez, Mt.
Cory, and Wilma Walter, Findlay.
AUGUST II
Discharged: The Rev. Henry An
gerer, Rawson; Mrs. Anna Nemire,
Ottawa; Mrs. Jim Lanwehr, Ottawa;
Mrs. Fred Bronson and son, Lafay-
cite, and Mrs. Christobal Jimenez
and daughter, Mt. Cory.
AUGUST IS &,~.
Admitted: Mrs Cynthia Troup,
Button, and Mrs. John Watkins,
Button.
Discharged: Almira Moser, Column
bus Grove, and Harold Hixon, Leip-
SIC, - ".. ~"w
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

Chickens laying standard-size eggs
early in their maturity also lay the
largest eggs at a later date, accord
ing to an interesting report of
poultry flock tests described in a
new bulletin, No. STA, published by
Purdue university.
In the bulletin, poultry flock own
ers and breeders will find many ans
wers to problems concerning egg
sizes; particularly lack of uniform
ity at a given time; extremes in
size from season to season, and the
increasing number Of Jumbo" eggs,
In the bulletin it is reported that
pullets increase their egg size at a
constant rate, regardless Of the age
at which they may reach maturity
AS a result, the age of maturity has
no effect on the age of pullets when
they begin laying standard size IA
ounces per dozen) eggs. Neither
will the age affect the maximum
egg weight or the maximum body
weight attained in the first year.
Researchers further found that
laying hens reaching standard egg
| size at the earliest ages also lay
the largest eggs at a later age. Ac-
cording to the findings, it is indi-
Gated that it will not be possible to
produce hens which will lay a uni
form size egg throughout the year,
Size of the first eggs laid by a
pullet may be increased by having
| the bird come into production at a
later age. However, in such cases
the eggs would be the same size as
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
James Morrison Dies
In ELU0Od City, Pa.

Military funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon in Ellwood City,
Pa, for James E. Morrison, 81, a
former Button resident who in re-
cent years has lived in Ellwood City.
MI, Morrison was among the few
Spanish American War veterans liv-
ing in the area. He was a member
of the Emmanuel Evangelical and
Reformed church, whose pastor, the
Rev. L. C. Gerbrecht, conducted the
services.
He Is survived by two sons, Milo
and Ted Morrison of Ellwood City,
and three daughters, Mrs. Marcia
Badger, Portland. Ind, Mrs. Luells
Gibson, Kansas City, Mo-, and
Catherine Morrison, at home.
His wife, Hulda, preceded him IL
death three years ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Hold SerUice For
HOchstettler Infant

Funeral services were to be held
Wednesday at $3.50 p, m. fro mthe
Diller funeral home for the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoch-
stettler, Cloverdale Route 2. The
child died a few hours after birth
Tuesday morning at st. Rita's hos
pital. The Rev. v. C Oppermann is
to perform the graveside service at
Emmanuel cemetery
The Hochstettlers have another
daughter, Susie, at home. The
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter H~ochstettler of Bluffton and Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Rose, lakewood, Ohio
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Deadline On Dates
For Lions Calendar

The handy Cosam1nity Calendar
showing the dates of al of Buttons
important organization, meetings and
civic and fraterpal events will be
published again this year by the
Lions Club, IL was announced this
week.
Organizations and individuals
wishing to have meeting date sand
coming events listed are urged to
contact Mrs. Richard Cookson i'm
mediately. The listings will be
closed at the end of this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Suspect Youngsters
In Lafayette Theft

Juvenile-type burglars were sus-
pected to be responsible for the
break-in last Thursday night at the
Lafayette Coop elevator, Lafayette.
They entered the elevator office by
prying open a window and then
made off with two penny peanut ma
chimes and a penny gum machine,
leaving everything else in the office
untouched.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Norman Sunaney In
HighUay Accident

Norman Sumney, 25, of Route 8,
Ada, received a cut on his left leg
in a truck-motorcycle collision east
of Lima on Route Is last Wednes-
day.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Sumney, of Lafayette, form
er Bluffton residents.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
RdUsOn Man One Of
Six Hancock Drdftees

One Bluffton area man, Clifford
Karl Peterson, of Rawson, was
among six Hancock county young
men indicted into the armed forces
last Thursday at Toledo, according
to an announcement from the Han.
cock county selective service board
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

THE polio LADY" from
Findlay, Mrs. w. r. Hyma, has
been named Ohio State chairman
of the Mothers March on Polio
for 1858. Mrs, Hyma's appoint
ment was announced in Cleveland
by Richard l.. Kroesen, state
March of Dimes chairman. Mrs.
Hyma is known as the polio
Lady" for her work with in
fantile paralysis victims in the
northwestern part of Ohio. The
Mothers March, a Commute
porchlight campaign, will be con-
Quoted in many sections of Ohio
on the evening of next January
20. u,~.-.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Mrs. Gordon Hudson
Rites In Atlanta

Mrs. Gordon Hudson, 60, the form,
er Minnie Huser, sister of Mrs
Olive Steiner and Hiram Huser, both
of Button, died in Atlanta, Ga,
Tuesday morning, according to word
received here.
In addition to the two local resid-
dents, survivors include the husband
five children; two step-children; two
other sisters and one brother.
Mrs. Hudson was a former school
teacher in Pandora, where she was
born, and at n time served as as
sistant principal. For three years
she was a missionary in China.
a Funeral rites were held Wednes-
day in Atlanta and burial was at
that place. -
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
n NOTICE

The 50th Annual Reunion of the
Cornwell- Coulter families will be
held August 81 at Riverside Park,
Findlay, just south of Tiffin ave-
nue.. Bring own silver ware. MO
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
Mock Battle

In some Malay weddings the
b~ridegroom's party must engage the
brides protectors in mimic battle
and pay mock ransom. Sometimes
the brides female relatives take
part in the fray. These customs
survive from the times when men
captured their brides.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21

Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Don Cherry and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nc
Granaham, Patty and Bradley
Cherry.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-21
wINEMILLER HEADS TOURNEY

Martin Winemiller, Bluffton col
lege graduate in the mid-thirties, was
director of a tennis tournament for
boys and girls completed last week
in Findlay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
HEALTH Dept.
WARNS 0. n. ON
SEWAGE PLANT

Recalling a Feb. 13 conference
with Mayor Joseph Flury, of Oak
Harbor, concerning the need of a
sewage disposal plant in that COM
munlty, F. H. Waring, chief engi-
neer of the State Department of
Health, warned the mayor this
week. coax Harbor should now
be actively working toward secur-
ing its sewage plant site and the
formation of financing plan"
He pointed out that since many
cities have established sewer rental
programs which serve to estab-
lish the sewage systems as in
come producing utilities long be-
fore construction begins, there are
several advantages which accrue
from this plan, such as relieving
general funds and putting the vii
lage in a more favorable position
to sell bonds.
Waring reminded Flury that in
their discussion last month it had
been recalled that detailed plans
of the proposed improvements in
Oak Harbor were approved about
a year ago, "but since then we
have had no indication of further
progress toward construction.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
CATAWBA

Mesdames A. H. Rofkar, Edward
Later, Willard Grover and Virgil
Frye drove to Toledo, Monday,
where they saw "Quo Vadis.''
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blaine re-
turned Saturday from several
months vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Betty Lou Hockin, county
home demonstration agent of OF
tawa county, visited several folks
on the island Monday in interest
of Al work.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Shores left
Wednesday morning after receiv-
ing the news of the death of her
father, George Gegenheimer, in a
Celina hospital where he was tax
en- after suffering a heart attack.
The meeting of the Catawba
Island Ladies' Afternoon Club to
be held Wednesday afternoon,
March 26th, in the home of Mrs.
James Peltier, will be held in the
IiOlllS VI WI D. LOWdlQ LdlCl III
stead. Mrs. Peltier viii serve in
Mrs. Lafer's place at the Anniver-
sary, June 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Coder, Lo-
rain, arrived at the D. C. Shores
home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Coder, sister of George Gegen-
heimer, will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Shores to Indiana,
Wednesday morning, to attend the
funeral services of Mr.. Gegen-
heimer, father of Mrs. Shores.
Mrs. E. C. Neal who accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. George Blaine
to Florida, returned with them
Saturday after spending several
months in the sunny south.
Mrs. Rav Odenwelier, chairman
Of CataWba Township, and CO.
workers are out on the Red Cross
drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that The
Trustees of the Lakeside Methods
Church of Lakeside, in Danbur4
Township, ottawa County, Ohio
have filed their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Ottawa
County, Ohio, in Case No. 1917
praying for authority to mortgage
real estate of said Church and be
ing the following described rea
estate in the Piats OF Lakeside, {
subdivision in Section No. ! of sale
township of panbury, Ottawa
County, Ohio. to-wit:
The east 900 feet of Lots num-
bered and ., excepting the
north 80 feet of said Lot No. s
and the east $50 feet of Lot
No 10 in block No. 10;
Lots numbered II, IS, 10 and
90, all in Block No. IS; and Lot
No. IL in Block No. %;
to secure loan in the principa
sum of $35, 10000 with reasonable
and lawful interest thereon if IN
terest be required.
The prayer Of said petition is foI
an order authorizing such incumb
rance Of said real estate for church
construction thereon. Said petition
will be for hearing on or after
April IA, 1852. 5-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
M AG r u DE r
hss Hospital Statistics
Sursica!

SurSica!
March 13-David Wright, Lake
side.
March 14-Jack Curry, Box
149, Raymond Shaver, Gypsum.
March 15-Mrs. Burl RAIDER, 129
Lincoln DR..
March 16-Miss Francis Kramb,
Oak Harbor.
March 18-Mrs. Charles Ander-
son, Sand Road; Mrs. Luther
Rhodes, Route No. !; Mrs. Joseph
Perry, 524 Harrison; Mrs. Howard
Apling, Oak Harbor.
Medical
March 14-Mrs. James Hollins-
head, 5O21a West Third; Mrs. Ida
Fillinger, Route No. /; William
Ferstnau, Rocky Ridge, Ohio.
March 15-Mrs. Robert Christian,
Bay Bridge, Ohio; Donald Dye,
Gypsum; Maria Martinez, Gypsum.
March 16-Mrs. John Klacik,
Sr., Lakeside.
March 17-Mrs. Delbert Bu-
sack, AT Fremont Road; Louis
Prien, APT w. Second st.
March 13-William Sharpe, 100 u
W. Water St, Oak Harbor; Gar
ret Clause, Luckey, Ohio.
March s19wMrs. Nick Pete,
Route No. 2.
Births
March 14-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Zunk, Route No. /, Oak Har-
Dor, boy.
March 15-Mr. and Mrs. LaVern
Johns, AZ South Loop, Erie Gar
dens, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kreutzer, 646 Laurel Ave, boy.
March 16-Mr. and Mrs. Don
aid Kern, Oak Harbor, girl; Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Luebcke, Erie
Beach Rd., Lakeside, boy.
March 17-Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Boss, Lakeside, boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Sorgen, Jr., Route No.
1 oirJ
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
Court House News

al, As acre, lot II, pit. Edgefield
Farms.
CataWba Marjorie Simon
ct al, to Charles LaFaso, ct al
9:02 acres, lots 1915, rg. II, sec.
3; Fayette K'Burg, ct al, to Albert
j. Davids, ct al, l.34 acre, re-. II,
lot 4, sec. 26.
CataWba PlatS-Wilma L. Dit.
man, ct al to Norman Tornow, ct
al, lot 36, Catawba Orchard Beach;
Edward M. Baldlf to L. E. Ra.
gone, lot 391, Cliffs
Danbury Plats-Francis r. Flor
ami to A. Brasilio Fiorani, blk. 2,
lot SO, Wright's S. d.; Lawrence
F. Vogt ct al, to claude E. Todd,
ct al, lots 1928, Oak Knoll.
Erie TWp.-John Stroh, ct al to
George F. Bice, e. al, "A acre,
rg. 16, sec. "a; Gordon Brough, ct
al to Millard Brough, ct al, 10
acre, re-. Is, sec. 5; Vernell Price,
ct al, to Clarence Balduf, 20 ac.,
rg. Is, sec. 80.
Port Clinton Corp.-George T.
Quasi to Richard A. Kaiser, ct al,
blk. 10, lot 4, Original; Fred Lee,
ct al, to Myrtle G. Carlin, blk. l,
lot l8, D. w. Payne add.
Put-in-Bay Corp. = Jennie Nc
Cartney to Murray d. Shaver,
main lot Z, sub lot 5.
Salem Twp.-Emery A. Schra-
der ct al to Margaret Winke, i
ac., sec. AZ.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21

PUBLIC SALE = Saturday, March
%, at IL noon Located 2 miles
south, IL miles west of Oak Har-
Dor or 7 miles north of route 20
on 4 Mile House Road, 6t2 miles
on Elmore East Road. 2 head of
cattle-Guernsey COW coming with
third calf, Beef type white faced
heifer breed; so heavy light bra
NAH chickens, ten months old;
Farm machinery, Ford Ferguson
tractor with lights, stepped-up
Transmission, shock-proof steering
wheel; Ford hydraulic scoop
scraper, new; Ford disc hydraulic
control, pull-type, new; 16 inch
single bottom tractor ploW; Inter
national / row corn picker; 12-inch
2 bottom John Deere tractor plow;
l steel wheeled manure spreader;
No. 81 6 ft. MISUNDERSTANDING
combine with overhauled motor;
Black Hawk corn planter; / Hot
Shot fence charger; knife
planker; l spring tooth; Superior
grain drill and Hoosier grain
drill; Mccormick 6 ft. mower; l
side rake; John Deere hay loader;
2 or sections steel drag, new;
10 rods field fence; Wagon and
rack; 2-wheeled trailer; Electric
chick brooder, $50 capacity, new;
As bales wheat straw; Estate
Heatrola oil burner for 2 rooms;
Birdsell clover huller Terms
Cash. Luther Hetrick, owner;
Longanback and Calm, auction
eers; Harvey Knoerr, clerk. SIT
AUTOMOBILE = 1850 Chevrolet
De Luxe Fleetline Grey Tudor.
Large heater; $4,000 miles, one
owner; $134000. Windshield
washer, turn indicator, oil and gas
filters. Phone 1901 after 4 p. m.
6-1tp
ROWBOATS = Used. IA feet,
$500 to $780, H. L. Hopfin-
ger, Route No. SO, Port Clinton.
6-2tp
REFRIGERATOR = Westinghouse
10 cubic foot Deluxe Refrigerator.
Two years old. Like new. Phone
2-4614. Git
NEW BRICK HOME = One floor
pan. Full basement, 3 bedrooms,
bath, living room with wood
burning fireplace and vestibule,
dinette, kitchen, plenty closet
space, gas, hot water heat, living
room and dinette carpeted, double
car garage, built by owner. Must
be seen to be appreciated. 426
Laurel Ave. John Rohde. 6-tf
CABINET SINK-66 in. Also 1947
10 h. p. Evinrude Outboard Mo-
tor. 519 Harrison ST., or Phone
6485. 5-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21

FOR SALE-lider with red leath-
elette covering, $500; metal porch
table and chair, both for $500;
Fiber porch rug, 8x10, gray, $500;
Student book shelf desk, $500;
Fluorescent desk lamp, $500;
3 drawer unpainted dressing ta-
BILE with glass top, $500; 80 in.
Single bed) double deck coil bed
springs, $500; Red and chartreuse
gingham founced bedspread,
dressing table skirt to match,
S7.00; Leather rocker with good
slip cover, $500; Walnut finish
around the corner open book
cases two 24-in. one cor
neD $500; Quart and pint
fruit jars, 81 doz., $15O; Red
silk lamp shade new $500; Sew
eral shag rugs; Man or boys BIZ
cycle needs tires) $1,000; Young
mans blue herringbone suit, size
1882 waist, 81 in. seam, $500;
White shag rug, 27x54, $500: Vel
low shag rug, 27x45, $500; II in.
round mirror with glass shelf,
S150; 2 single bed size bedspreads;
One green chenille, one nautical
blue (boy's room $1.O0 each;
Prosperity gas range; Thor wash
ing machine.
Phone 4O52. 108 Elm St. Git