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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY H0TET-One
loom kit. and bath; completely
shower S. e 81 per s day f ta1 and
e people: fun hotel service; no time
limit. 500 Goth st. NV. Ma. 1923.
CHILD accented with parents; near
g W" 1912 21st st. NV. ME.
10 10 ARLINGTON - Five-rm ma apt.
Private. very clean: roomy: married
adults only: no children or pets.
GsntiIe -d hsogme. Sis. CAN 7-s pm.
T dasisIsI1 ATs s. NJ En-, %sid
service; playground: parking. $50
N. Pershina dr., ArL ia. 1853.
MODERN STUDIO ROOM. for ri | or
2, use Of modern KIT; -S40.35 pei
me. d l34l Oak st. NV. Hu. 1852
1fss I. CAPITOL sr-1st fioo as .
sssrmsS l!y; rm;, kit, bath. Cal
.5082: evenings. ~. 1882. IT
GIL MD. AVE. N.E.-Attrac. 2 rms,
Kit, dinette. Also single or double
em m;6I sans s,,, Isisr' range; $40 up
1sSs' e. sI EYE s.E.-Lse. bedrmm. is Sne
kit, nicely furn. and clean; com
kf sNsssRlsi . sT ses ao sGaner rms.
i ihare s sst; ma PasE sssstEsnee' q,ils
III BLKS. n. q 18th and H SITS. ne.
l526 Neal ST., ne; liy. rm., 2 bed.
girls.n$I00. FIR. 866l 10
SILVER SPRING-One-bedro apt
avail; February 15th.i 500 mo. Cal
1esa 18Th ST., Dupont cir: s-rm. apt.
hath &f3(l, srfee SAX. MT QaSlR II
GEORGETOWN, OF Wis, 3a15 P st
g;E, b rooms. kitchen and bath
s3is Is tHn's sT. NV, Ice. front
tub and shower on srd d. Utiis
furn.; SIS per mo- -17
FURN. APTS.-Reasonat good n e.
iocstion; pvt. baths. OWNER; 20
GEoRGETowN-rwo.bedroom furn
s apt; n rS spa ss5s bldg; available at
FALLS cHGuRGcH. living nm. full
dining nm. kit. Dedrm.. bath, ise
screened porch; Aunt bldg; 2 pvt
sat; busline &, . adults; S125. Ref
Nicely eHn1 FL TuR sS. APT. with lee - bed
rms. pvt. bath; incl, porch Garden
Mt. Pleasant section. MI. o670.
TWO ROOMS for. single or couple
nsT.s,s.s$ - rSTSoosS:
BEHkM:; LN. M, dmstte, git: semi
.k.s4is bet. 8 and i q pm. la
4l9 eHEPhEkD ST. nav. - Newl!
1se: nedSm.. kit:: semipvt; Datn' cleo
booth. Srms. and mod. bath: SIS
With h0s water and cleo. incl. Gal
AkEiNGT10iN-one-bedrm. furn. apt.
ssysiE iInmed i opt avail
Minis to Wash: ia. 2.1641. III
FpRNIsHED APT. bedrm, liy rrn
trance. $500 Pine ST.. Forestyille
Md cony. to Andrews Field. IT,
4I99 28th ST.. Mt. Rainier, Nd
S N.a If turn Iaa apt.' bedrm. and. kit
THE DiPLoaiAT. a4ao 18th St. NV
rm.,' kit. dinette. bath; elevator. "a
n nao, sT snsn ssFvice a All copied
leass. MRs. oPPERMAN. MI 1885
rrrrcrrNrv aprs WV 81 81.
vacareies IN modern elevator BLDG.
sWitenpoef9. Appy Room 2O0 Vic
tSE,EE aq ~Ssrs. sIn as g pl NV; 81,
and hotel rms by day; firspfoef
efrsS pSrxEn1ng; "a SS4S; -. -lS
kiL., qAlns. TEL ana laundry faellities
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(ApTs. UlsFURlilsHfD tcsas. J

3TAKOAIA PARK, 700a Poplar I've.
rms. pvt. bath; newly decorated
coNGREss HEIGHTS sEcrroN.aAt.
~ furn u'ils sea lassos oic. olRso S nIs
sissIppi ave. Sc. 10. 2-06IS. q
$50 MS1alcfioarB ST. NV. 1 TIRE,
rooms, kitchen. bath. porch; adults
THREE RIMS. kit. and bath. Al ga IA
mo; Apt. 3, 81 2. capitol st. Apply
18Th 81 AM AND coLua1BrA nm, ! M.
kit. semipVt. bath, no refrigerato
anil; 500. Box 261-L, Star. III
LIy. RM., BEDRM. AND KIT, pyt
bath, electric, gas and heat included;
$59; 64S Newton st. NV. See JAM
AVaiI. DOWNTOWN ALEX, unf lr
liv. rm., bedrm., bath. lTe. III anS n;
back porch, modern equip, cony. te
stores and trensp.; $50 mo. incl
utilS. 0V. 416S. 80
MT. RAINIER, Md, s rms, XII. and
bath; near bus. Adults only. WA
newly DECORATED. large from,
room po lee. kit. and semipgt. bath
80 200 r & s s.o NV. INQUIRE uN, 1I7s
81 7th 81. N;E-2 rms. kit. bath
utils. furn.; $65. 10. Apt No. 3. Foi
key call MI. 6lls. III
I511-A 18th ST. N.W.--Empl. adults;
3 rms, kit. and bath; $50 incl
d ds,l.'l is-e S ssndaJ from pm sss4pr
1893 BELMONT ST. N.w.-Apt. 2o2
bath. HI. GAS and 1snitor Service
5 5Ss zSarass - II ps sssP "
ExGHANGE YOUR N. r. g. APT. fol-
my de luxe Wash, D. c. apt. of
$65 in N. =. G. Phone, NJ Y, q,
OF; 4-0506 or WASHINGTON, AID.
NV. AREA-Two rms, kit. and hath.
h.-w.h. included; rent, S5I so. Apply
2; T, "a SAUL CO.. 925 18th St. NV,
4 Z ROOMS AND BATH, SIS plus l own
STt Nh hsi. u u. s-e5l4. 4os1 goth 3D.
ARLINGToN.Nearby. 8 bedrm nj ait,
Pentason. $50 mo. oW. S232.
NATIONAL CATHEDRAL vIcINITY--
rm., and closets, dinette,. fun Kit.
Wide hallway. Needs redec. Rental
$50. so. Box 26S-L, Star. 1T
ADJOINING Supreme Court Is this
aaSice large 2 hedrm,, End floor apt.
STd Ri FL ~ aa si iRsI L. oess
bedroom. living room, dining room.
Kitchen and bath. Laundry, parking
and. storage. Convenient to bus and
shopping center SS4 including util-
tiles. Adults only. Basement apt.
500 includes utilities. 10. s-s119.
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4 Co., n ~ 3; AYE: N.w:.-,well located
trays in bsmt. h.-w.h. ieasl. 2-car
HANNAH. 7ss 18th s. NV. Ne.
NEWARK sT.-Nr. Conn. ave .,on.
ping ctr. Center hall, s rms.
baths, 2 screened porches, picture
Wlndows; avail. ABR. g. for about
g mos; $3.50, incl. utils. BOZ 57-H.
vfsGlNIA-Nine rms, 4 acres i7 80
mi; p: Ct c;o On river and hwy; modern
MODERN 6.RM., oil heat, GOOD cond.,
three to four months $3.50. I've
E Esns il desired. CT. as4s, 81
cHEvY CLASSIFICATION brick :
barbecue: $3.50. MRS. CLYDE G,
HUNTINGTON, WI. 2635, OR. s3s3.
s-BEDRooM HOUSE. fireplace. iarse
sisS per mo 5Ss s sfflq $751; taFsasn
N ARL., nicely fura. 5erm. house
Esmt. yard. conv. to Pentagon and
.Hschts; Sl25 NO; Hu. 1855. LII
bath KIN kit. w T m reIl z scr esd nrnS
ice. yd,. oil heat. vent. bldns.. COW.
loo 5 min. Pentagon: avail. Mar.
Sl5n mo. ia. 2-3443. IL
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. near Pinehurst
CIRCLE; detached brick; rooms; 3
baths g bedreons1; 2-car garage
built-ir; completely furnished jn-
Guiding linens and silver: washing
machine; deep freeze; electric range;
T l5t1 !. >. !, S y. 81 e; 3 co. INC 5ss
BEAUTIFUL 2-BDR.: ranch-type,
mod. home. Turn, oii-gas heat. S.
gal. INV. neater. Frigidaire; gar. !;
healthy location for children; ofiicer
pref: Sl.5 yer mo: SpringI.eld, Va
nr. Shirley hwy. XII. 9-6S4S. II
VE4ZEY ST. 800 BLK. 3-bedrms.; 8
baths; oil h.,w.h.: 2-car gar; rent.
. SSs ~ DE, L. NO agents. lis
Colonial. lla-hath: 2 fireplaces: det.
garage; nice community; 10 min. to
Pentagon, S175 mo. TO inspect caii
the once Of A. n. BROOKS. Realtor.
CHI. 500. I'll 9; CIV. 800. lis
ALEXANDRIA. va, N. Columbus ST,
near Christ Church--Attractiye red
byick house OF 0 rooms and bath
G. bedrooms. Nicely furnished With
traditional furniture and accessories;
screened porch and pleasant garden
conveniences: convenient to trans
portation, shopping. etc; available
only. THos. J. FISHER q CO., INC. !.
7.S8 18th st. NV. Df $500 lis
2-NlCE 5-RM. HOUSES, 2-bedrms;
nj st. s.e.: mr.. MINI. ave-. SI25;
Seat Pleasant, $500. II. $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE

One Of the incest homes In this area
sn L Y sns nesT u g Ghsng ciss
condition. First floor featuring
reception entrance. large Twins
room, dining room. beautiful kitch.
en-; second floor. large bedrooms
q baths; gas h.-w.h.; garage: con.
Eenient to everything Priced anc
financed for quick sale. viii take
your house In trade. Owned BY. /
diplomat. must sell See It sunday.
Mr.. Katx. IA. l70D.
1910 JOCELYN ST. NV.
OPEN SUN, I-6 PM.
MARSHALL u. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3s46
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OPEN

OPEN
215 WEBSTER ST. NE.
Beautiful modern apt. consisting Of
large liv: rm.. dinette. kit, bedrm.,
path and laundry; all convenience
phere and accessories of an individ-
plus utilities. :
j. B. TIFFEY & SON
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NOT INCL. UTILITIES
Pvt. front and rear entrances, acre,
Of beautiful iawn-play areas Compl
Kit, auto. gas heat: laun. facilities
pvt. parking: shopping center
schools. tuS service.
Directions: Out Penna. ave. Sc. Ii
Branch ave. right on Branch 10 sieY
on left "KPI." turn right to renta
once, 1905 Iverson st. Sc, 10
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PLEASANT HILLS
118 TAUSSIG PLACE NE


118 TAUSSIG PLACE NE.
Opposite new Father John Carol
High School for boys; brand-nev
semidet. brick home; large hyini
room, dining room, modern de luxi
kitchen. full daylight basement.
large bedrooms. beautiful tile bath
with built-in tub and shower; gas
a.-c.h.; available Immediately; rent
$135 per month. See MR.. PARKER
ct model home. or call ia. 1857.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 3,
COW. TO PENTAGON
New Diet. brick home with 4 lge.
bedrms.:. 2 full baths; gas heat;
: modern kit. Every modern appoint
ment: full basement. Located near
Fairlington Shopping Center; conv.
to schools, churches, etc. Lease only
$3.50 per month. Call MR.. J. M.
KRAFT, TIE. 6160. III Z
COUNTRY CLUB VIEW
2610 N. Upland St, Arl.. Va, new
brick Colonial; 8 bedrms.. 2 master;
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and powder
rm.: gas automatic heat.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 4 PM.
Lee highway to Vermont
ST.. right on Vermont TO Upland.
BOSS q PHELPS. NC. Ma. 1900
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1410 Euclid st. NV.
Two rms. Pullman kit. and bath
Eyerything new; $50. N. SEGAL,
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VIENNA. VA.

|Two-BEDRM. home, vienna. Garage;
nice yard. 81 10.
Three -bedrm. practically new home.
Falls Church. $3.50.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. 2620,
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CALIFORNIA RAMBI, ER

CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Center hall. liv. rm. with fireplace.
BATH BATH large ea aa kit.. nice lie
furniture. North Arlington, 8 blks.
to shopping center, very nice neigh
borhood: $50. Also 6-bedrm. turn.
house in South Arlineton.
ARLEDGE BROS.
a5a3 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
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IAPARTMENTs UNFURalsHfD

NEW APARTMENTS
Fly, mn din, area. XII. bedrm.. and
bath; bsnt. with each apt: S72 .6l
| Per month, plus ntils. From Ala:
block on Wheeler I'd. to Congress
St, then right block to apis. Cal
GRuXER COOLEY, Ma. 1857 ~ I
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GEORGETOWN

New listing. within the sound Of tn,
chimes Of Georgetown University
Wef-constructed brick. converted
into z attractiyely- planned apis
place. bedroom, kitchen, bath; gar
den and garage. Priced to sell. Seer
BY appointment. Call DU. 1921. Elk
elusive with JOHN LIPSCOMB &
CO., MI. OfO( -17
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WESIEY HALL.

spacious dhle. rms. IN remodeIed, re-
Dee. bldg. Running water ID every
fm. Large closets; dances and free
movies; Rec. F9., Bsndix washer;
st: NV. Hu. 1924.
THE JOHN KMPEN HOTEL
2310 .AsHMEAD P1.. NV.
Double and single rms some with
meals; home atmosphere. no. $3.50
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: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
C,1 as prick. 9 yrs. old; center hall,
porch. dining rm., kit. den and IL
path. LIST mr.: 3 bedrms. 9 baths
2nd mr.; lge. bedrni. on 3rd; rec
reation rm. with fireplace and bath.
maids rm. IN basement; gas hf.;
~. !se: lot. Owner leaving town.
nome, see this one ct once. Price.
SS551 200. ToDAXS REALTY. EN-.
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Tavern-Liquor Store

IaVern-Llqu0r Store
Extra good, long established in near.
BY Md. just over y. c, line on anc
on sale license with compIetely
equip. package store. over $40. COT
guaranteed gross in 81, lge. paved
parking lot, low rent. long lease
+ Absentee's owners other interes,
compel sale. Would consider trao-
ing for real estate or 8 partner
ship with experienced tavern OF
package LIQUOR operator, Mr.
KLEIN. AP. 6303 anytime after nj
q m. Sunday or weekdays. lie
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ROOMS WANTEp

YOUNG EMPLOYED WOMAN with
GOOD references wishes room and
private bath on or near Conn. ave,
BOX 4S7-k. Star. s,17s
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: AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Oetached brick home on level lot
with attr. fenced garden; living
rooms, hath, recr. nm: gss heat.
garage: Exceptionally liberal terms
INEz CUSHARD, OR. 1892.
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2-BEDRM. DUPLEX APIS.
$3.50

. - = - . ~ 0O4V
RIA. 2hfiQ ~
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ITLANTIC CITY, rooms and
beautifully furnished. 2 porches
phone. TU. 1920 -.-s,ls -
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SPRING VALLEY

- Win ta. .-, =
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 234s:
WESLEY HEIGHTS
Near Nebraska ave. and Foxhall "a.
Vacant Substantially constructed
on attractive lot. 50x150. Seven
lovely rooms. 2 baths. hot-water
beat beat eiee; refsr.;; detached ,s sars g.
fine position to acquire this nne
home, right prize. Ewes, phone Mr..
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st, NV. Realtar. Ma. O75S
OWNER LEAVING
Brishtwood. Corner, senlidet. brick,
center hail. Ten rms. incl dem and
maids rm. Oil heat. High walls sur
rounding lawn and garden. Modern
throughout. : Crystal chandeliers,
Venetian blinds. awnings many
other extras. Easy terms. 700 Gal
latin st. NV. or can IA. 1855. --I7
VACANT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
44O EMERSON ST. NV.
Six rooms, oil INV. recr. rm.. paneled
den. paneled breakfast room. paneled
upstairs porch. concrete front porch.
FRED ENRICH
1O1S Vermont Ave. NV. -
ST. 0450 Ewes. tn. 1891.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
1905 Highland Ave.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO s PM.
Detached hons in excellent condi-
ton containing living room, dining
room. Kitchen, bedrooms and bath
on 2nd: full bsmt., oil heat; garage,
Ewes, Mr.. Thomson, EN-. 1920. with
lNEZ CUSHARD. OR. 1920
A22a Wirco1ci,, Ave- ~
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ALEXANDRIA AREA-Attractive q
bedroom house with refrigerator,
range and Bendix washer; lots Of
storage space: SOS monthly.
LICARI, XII. S-7100. .--H
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK, large lily
Tm;. kita,, gas heat. call NE ESQ
FAHLs CHURCH AREA-Near bus
and stores. 3-bedroom rambler,
equipped kit, auto. washer, fenced
yard. 500 mo. Call KE. 3-6677 OF
JE. 3-114l. ]. II. BENOIT. Realtor,
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CATHEDRAL AREA
A hne detached brick, 4-bedroom,
21a-bath home with large living
and Dorches on iirst floor; full
bsmt.; garage.
INEz cUSHARD. OR. 423a.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

stop: lie. front rm. with 3 wi
doWs; privileges. DU. 71e3. 60
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4705 10TH ST. NV.
Cape Cod brick; slate roof, 8 bed
rms, baths, liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
center entrance, porch across front;
full hsmt., sas heat; hardwood frs,
throughout.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, / TO 9
JOSEPH r. SWAIN, INC.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
Sees Ma1p0wer Drain

Armed Forces rejected $4,000
young persons because of diseases
of the heart and blood vessels.
can additional $4,000 were dis
charged because of heart disease
during their service in the Armed
Forces. We can assume that this
ratio will remain the same in our
present emergency.
"Our defense efforts and our ma
tional health are tremendously af-
fected by heart disease. P@t silence
is making every effort to combat
this leading cause of disability and
death and there is now new hope
for all hearts due to the advances
made during the past Is years. ~
"These advances must continue"
General Hershey concluded. THE
Heart Fund-your gifts to medical
science-help our doctors help us.
May urge you-for your sake, for
your loved ones sake, for your
country's sake-to give generously
to the Heart Fund. The address Is
simple. Heart, care Of Post Office"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
NORTH BASS

Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires celc-
brated their Goth wedding ami
versary at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. George Hartlaub last Friday
evening.
Marvin Crosley was in Port
Clinton last Thursday, and spent
the night with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
DeVore at Put-in-Bay.
George Hartlaub spent a couple
of days last week in Sandusky
with his son George and family.
c. B. Ingles underwent another
operation last Thursday in Provi-
dence Hospital
The card party last week was
held at Mrs. Agnes Waldecker's
Those present were Mrs. John
Zura, Mrs. Frank Fox, Mrs. Geo.
Hartlaub, Mrs. Simon Fox, Mrs,
Larry Wires, Mrs Geo. Bowers,
Betty Bower, Mrs. Paul Stonerook
and Mrs. Marvin Crossley.
Simon Fox and son Frank were
in Sandusky last week getting
their fishing boats ready for this
season
Larry Wires was on the sick list
last week.
A family from Hungary arrived
here Sunday morning. They have
been travelling since the 4th of
March and were very glad to get
here and seem to like it. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Suey Adams
and children Gary and Katie.
Mrs. Adams and children speak
no English. They are staying with
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker until the
time they move into their new
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
PUT-N-BAY

The Parent-Teacher Association
held regular meeting on Tues
day evening, March ILL DR.. Will
son Britt of the Stone Laboratory
Research Staff showed colored
slides Of the many beautiful seen
ic spots of the island. The stud
ents of the Science Dept. under
the supervision of Dave Stansbury
had their projects displayed in
the science room and the judges,
Mrs. Robert Parker, DR.. Wilson
Britt and Harold Houck, engineer
and pilot, of Erie Isle Always, re-
ported as follows: James Rudy,
Danny Zura and Gregory Gre,an-
ke rated as good; Joe Prentice,
Mary Ann Woischke, Paula Web
ster, George Prentice, Stanley
Wulkowicz and Eugene Prentice
rated as excellent, and Richard
Zura, Eugene Kindt and David
Carrick, rated as superior, and
these three boys will be sent to
Bowling Green University on Apr.
5 to attend the Science Displays
there.
Don Wolfe of the Toledo Blade
will be the speaker at the next
regular meeting on April 8. This
meeting will be held in the AS
sembly Room, and the social com
mittee and refreshment commit
tee is as follows -Mres. Lola Bren-
nan, president, and Mrs. F. Dem
by, chairman of the scholarship
committee, Mrs. Thornton and
Mrs. Borman.
The Ottawa Co. Council will
hold a meeting here in May.
A school play will be given un-
der the supervision of A. Badola,
prin., late in April or early May.
Graduation exercises will be
held on May % and schools will
close on May 20.
The Rebekahs Degree will be
given to new member on Thurs
day evening, March 20 A social
hour and refreshments will fol
low the regular business meeting
and degree. Mrs. Mary Krohn is
now serving as Noble Grand of
the Lodge.
The public card party given on
st. Patrick's Day, was we'll attend
ed. The decorations and card tai
lies were all in st. Patrick style.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21

graved gold tie clasps and basket.
balls to the coaches, John Erwin
and Dave Martin.
Individual player awards went
to Mel Hoover, Tom Krieger, Gil
Ravas and Roger Schultz. Hoover
and Krieger placed first in prac-
tice drill, receiving plaques. How
er and Ravas tied for first in foul
shooting percentages with .650's.
They also rated trophies. Schultz,
who was the teams high scorer
and honorary captain, was pre-
sented with trophy for an all
round season-long excellence score
of plus 910.
Coach Erwin handed out var
sity monograms to the following
boys: juniors-Ravas, Mylander,
and ,Apling; seniors Schultz,
Hoover, Noble, Knopp, Sickmiller,
Peters, and Douglas; managers
Bob Gaeth and Jack Hetrick.
P. Mccoy Mariner, Muskingum
College cage mentor, delivered
the principal address of the eve
ming. Others making short talks,
in addition to the coaches, were
R. C. Waters, superintendent;
Chet Young, Booster president,
and Cloyse Lehman, chairman of
the banquet committee. Jack
Sem, former sports editor of the
Toledo Times, served as toast
master.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
Tips Given On
Cleaning I affeta

Caution in the care and clean
ing of paper taffeta, one of the
new Spring dress fabrics, is ad-
vised by technicians of the Tex
tile Research Laboratory operated
by the School of Home Economics
at Ohio State University.
Described as a highly fashion
able and luxury fabric, paper
taffeta may be satisfactorily clean
ed when only slightly soiled by
dipping by hand and hanging 10
dry, according to the bulletin of
the laboratory, Issued for the Ohio
State Association of Dyers and
Cleaners. Mechanical action in
cleaning required with more soil
age may result in creasing or
Wrinkling, it was pointed out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
BOOSTER BOXING
SHOW PLANNED
FOR APRIL 4

Another Booster boxing show
will be staged April 4 at 8 p. m.
in the Oak Harbor High School
auditorium, it has been announc-
ed by Cloyse Lehman, member of
the northwestern Ohio A. A. u.
boxing board. The scheduled card
will be made up of IL or Ia bouts
of three rounds each.
Four Toledo Golden Glove nov
ice champions are definitely set to
appear with several open kings a
possibility, depending upon the
results of the A. A. U. meet at
GAINESVILLE.
County battlers will include
four Marblehead entries and two
Oak Harborites.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21

The proceeds of this party were
placed in the Scholarship Fund.
One student holding the highest
grades for the foCr years high
school record, is awarded the an
nual scholarship award. Mrs.
Frank Demby is chairman Of The
Gustave Heineman Scholarship
award.
A regular meeting of the Lad
les Auxiliary of the Scheibie-
Downing American Legion Post
542 held a regular meeting on
Thursday March 13, Mrs. Pauline
Heidle is now serving as presi-
dent of the Auxiliary.
Misses Zoe and Caroline Lang
lois, students of Ohio State Uni
versity spent the weekend here
with their parents, DR.. and Mrs.
H. L. Langlois.
Mrs. Wilson Webster and
daughter Cleo, were guests at the
Ralph Keiffer home, on Venice
Road, the past week.
The Ladies Guild of ST. Paui's
Episcopal Church will give pub
lie dinner on Sunday, March % in
the Assembly Room Dinners will
be served from 6 to s p. m. Miss
Ruth Burggraf, president of the
Guild and the entertainment COM
mittee will serve on the dinner
committee.
James Poulos, Earl Parker, Wal
ter Smith, John Nissen, Romer
Stoiber, Maurice Arndt, Vernon
Fox, Nathan Ladd and Gustave
Cooper were among the island
members of the l. l.. Y. A. to at
tend the meeting held in Sandus-
ky on Saturday, March Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
TOLEDO DOG SHOW

The Toledo Kennel Club will
hold its 29th annual Dog Show on
Sunday, April 9th, in the Sports
Arena in Toledo. Because of
change of dates the club was un-
able to secure the former location
of the event, SO it was necessary
to change. Because of construc-
ton of the concourse of the Sports
Arena it is impossible to bench
the dogs. Rather than have CON
gested arrangement by benching
dogs and having Judging rings in
the Arena, it was deemed advis-
able to hold an UNBENCHED
show. This is the first of its kind
for the club.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
1t Isn't the Heut-
It's the Hide!

Big discussion after the Grange
meeting Friday night. Tx Ander-
son was arguing that hogs were
lots more affected by the hot
weather than cattle. Skeeter Nor
gan declared that it wasn't sp-that
he neUer saw any hogs bothered by
the hot sun like his cows were.
/ was glad when Rusty Robin
son stepped in.
"Boys," he says, "don't get so
riled up. 1t all depends on what
color the livestock are. Hogs or
cattle, the ones with light-colored
coats absorb less heat from the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21
Eagles To Give
Pinochle Party

The Port Clinton Eagles will
give Pincohle Party this Sunday
March 23) afternoon at the club
rooms.
A lunch of Turkey and Venison
will be served during the day.
Carl Paysen and Roy Hauser
will be assisted by the women of
the club to put on the entertain
ment during the day. Mr.. Hauser
is donating the Venison which he
brought back from hunting trip
into Canada last week.
The donation of SO cents will be
for prizes in the Pinochle Party.