Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-02-29


sonaI property taxes, for which
statements are to be mailed
through the auditors department
Broder Nissen, of the janitor's
staff, received word Sunday of
the death of his brother, Christ
Nissen of Dayton. The body was
brought here for burial, services
being held from Neidecker funer-
al home, Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Nissen was a former resident of
Port Clinton having operated a
bakery here before moving to
DAYTON.
Sheriff Merlan Budd reports the
Jail population as having been re.
duced to one prisoner, who is
awaiting action of the grand jury
A prisoner who had been picked
up in the west end of the county
last week on charge of carrying
concealed weapons was turned
over to Mansfield officials Tuesday
where the prisoner was said to
have violated a parole.
Mrs. Caroline Burr, deputy
county recorder, has returned
from Miami, Florida, after having
spent three weeks vacationing
with friends and relatives.
The sheriff's department report
ed busy weekend, with two trai-
fic accidents having been invcst-
gated, one of the Oak Harbor
road in which Toledo woman
was injured and brought to the Ma
gruder Memorial hospital for
treatment and later removed 70
Flower hospital, Toledo. Anoth-
er accident occurred in Port Clin-
ton, when an automobile from
Fremont collided with a parked
automobile on Fourth street, anu
the driver was taken tothe hospi.
tai and treated for cuts on his
chin. An arrest was made in the
east end of the county when the
patty was charged with dumping
garbage on the highway. Th c
driver of an automobile with only
one head light was also brought
into court over the weekend.
New cases filed III the common
pleas court during the week III
cluded the following: Rose KaJca
against Nicholas Kajca, an action
for divorce and other relief, Mar
garet Puchalski against Bernard
Puchalski, an action for divorce
end equitable relief
The will of Rose Boley has been
filed in the probate court for pro-
batting.
I Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro-
bate court reports the following
appointments: Clara Pearl Hart
shorn, appointed executrix of the
tate of James Everett Hart.
fsorn; Dorothy Mackey appointed
SminiStratrix with will annexed,
I the estate of John G. Warren.
Kathryn Egert Quirk has filed
the final account in probate court
i'm the matter of the guardianship
Iof Donald L. Egert.
The first and final account of
I administration has been filed IN
he probate court by Orville Bar
ell, executor of the estate Of
1llna Bartell.
Sample ballots for the May Pri-
mary elections have oeen received
from the secretary of state, clerk
Edward Minderman of the Ottawa
county board OF elections has re-
ported, and the board of elections
will receive bids until six o'clock
Friday evening, February %, for
printing the ballots.
Judge Tom D. Stahl, of the corn
mon pleas court, will leave Satur-
day for a three weeks vacation
trip, part of which time will be
spent in the southern states. /
Washington, D. c., will be the first
stepping place according to pres
ent plars.
Auditor E. A. Guth reports that |
the 1852 Blue Stickcls for auto
mobiles will be placed on sale
Saturday, March l, and by April
/, all motor vehicles must carry
the 1852 stickers and the origina,
1851 license plates. The sticker
rrhlst be PLACED n the lever right
hand corner of the windshield.
Motorists must show their 1851
registration card as we'll rs their
certificate of title when making
application for the 1852 stickers.
If the applicant for the sticker has
lost his registration card new
one must be acquired, which will
cost SIPS and will be secured
from Columbus through the local
registrar. The cost of the Blue
sticker is $10.25, the same price
as for previous cost Of plates.
The county commissioners while
In Saccinr Mnndau olanod IN ~.