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The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-07-11
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Az ORDINANCE INsTIFUTING A PLUMBING CODE F9R THE TOWN OF HRANGELl. EsEA6- LsHIEG CEN ERAL REaELA- HlaN5 AND PROVIDING MIMI MUM HEQUlR zsIENIs FOR HlG4HI%G AND 1HA&DARHLZA- HlaE OF PLUMBING EQUIP s.EEE. PROVIDING F17 MAIN FINANCE AND sPEgTIaN AND FOR 4HE Iss. ANga aE HLg1zBIza PERMITS EsTaa- IIzHI%a PENALTIES FOR T#s VIOLATION THEREOF ASu Ez- EE4LlNs ALl ORDINANCES A=o PARTS or ORDINANCES IE CON FlU# HEREWITH.
 HE IF EEBEaE ORDAINED BY TEE COMMON COUNCIL or THE TOWN OF WRAEGELL. ALASKA a5 FOLLOWS
 SECTION < That certain d5c- ameus. en=ez ol which are ua lle n dle afa=e at the g.ez Clerk . ] fla Town af NranEeE beus marked and aHs5zlasea as Report aI llH aoaH5Ha5.4 Committee laa a NATIONAL PLUMBING CODE Domestic Commerce Series No. zs szeed iaiaay bs tHe J s. Depart msat or Commerce and H5us5ae and I.ua Finance Agency be and ths same Is hereby referred ta and adopted as tha Plumbing Code ut fla Town or Wrausau and bz said reference and adoption made a rar5 of this Ordinance. the same as if it was in Iuu set forth herein. PR0- fIDED.
 Certain sections o5 Appendix E of the National Plumbing Code as adopted by thts ordinance are a meudad az follows.
 Appendix E is amended by de- .etlue paragraphs E2. E3. EH. E5. E6. E7. E9.
 SECTION ?. PERMITS:
 la IL shall be unlawful for any person. firm or corporation. wheth- CT acting as principal servant. agent or employee. to perform. cause to permit to be performed any plumbing or drainage work for which a permit is required within the Town of Wrangeu with out first securing a permit to per form such work from the Building Inspector. It shall be the duty Of the Building Inspector to keep suitable records of all permits is sued.
 fb5 Permits shall be required for all repairs to plumbing and drain age systems and for all new plumb ing installations. No permit shaI be required for the clearing of stoppages or the repairing of leaks in pipes. valves, or fixtures. when such repairs do not involve or re quire the replacement or re- arrangement of pipes and fixtures.
 Co For each permit issued. in cluding at least one (11 inspection a charge shall be made according to the following chart: Payment shall be made at the time of issu- oDaa of aa1h r,crrsf+
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-07-11


 s201.00 to s30o.00 s3.o0 s301.Ga to s400.00 24.00 s401.09 to S5O0.00 $500 and SO on for each additional s10e.0a. S1.00 VII be added 10 the cost of permit. An additional charge of fffty cen.= C5oc1 shall be made for each fixture installed < fixture fee shall not be charged for replacement of existing ffvt''~as where such replacement doas rot involve alterations to the existing piping
 SECTION g. ENFORCEMENT
 (aJ The Building Inspector shall be the plumbing inspector and shall perform all the duties of plumbing inspector and it shall be his duty to enforce this Ordinance lbJ It shall be unlawful for any i. person to interfere with, prevent or seek to prevent the Inspection of any plumbing at any t.me by tne Building Inspector; provided chat before entering occupied buildings and apartments for the purpose of making inspection, the consent of the occupant therei3 shall be first obtained or twenty four l24) hours written notice Of his intention to so enter and in spect shall be served on such occu- pant by the Inspector.
 Co The Building Inspector shall have authority and power to direct the immediate suspension of all or any portion of the work on any plumbing job when the work is be- ing done in violation of the Or dinanee or when such suspension is necessary to the proper inspec- ton work previously done or for any other reason when said Inspec- | tor deems it 10 be for the good of the general public and for the safe [ ty and welfare of the general pub lie, and when any work is ordered suspended by the Inspector at the time Of giving such order, he shall give his reasons for the same and the order shall be given to the per- son in charge of the work at the place where the work is beng per- formed, or to the contractor or owner
 (d) Nothing herein contained shall be construed to require that an order to suspend work shall be given as a precedent to prosecution for the violation of any provision of this Ordinance.
 SECTION f. Any person who shall violate or fail to comply with i any of the provisions of this ordin- ance or who shall counsel, aid or abet any such violation or failure to comply shall be deemed guilty
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
AREA FOLKS
IN THE SERVICE

While information on the fate
of a pilot downed in the Atlantic
was being anXiously awaited on
shore Roland L. Gueldenzoph, fire
man apprentice, USN, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Evert Gueldenzoph Of
Box 112, Clay Center, was aboard
the destroyer USS English which
was steaming at flank speed to
the pilots resuce.
1t. Cmdr. A. J. Fecke, USN, of
DuXbury, Mass, the pilot of the
downed plane, was just as anxious
ly awaiting a glimpse of his re-
scuers. The plane had sunk al
most Immediately after the crash
landing, but 1t. Cmdr. Fecke had
been able to launch his small life
raft in the few minutes the plane
had remained afloat. The English
was in the vicinity when word was
received on the downed pilot.
Locating the pilot in his life raft
by having planes circle over him,
the English was able to proceed
directly to the scene and effect
the rescue.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
FRED CHARLES ARNnT

Death came to Fred Charles
Arndt, II, of Carroll Township
this morning at his residence. Mr.
Arndt was a former Ottawa County
Commissioner and a well-known
Carroll Township farmer, and Lo-
Gust Point Grange member.
He was born on December 20,
1874 in Carroll Township.
Survivors are wife Amada Moe
sing Arndt, daughters Mrs. George
Rauch of Oak Harbor, and Mrs.
Lewis Holland Of Graytown Also
surviving are sisters Mrs. f. J.
Floro, Mrs. Mary Herring, and Mrs.
Sam Miner, all of Port Clinton.
Mr.. Arndt leaves 8 grandchildren
and 3 great grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Robinson
Funeral Home in Oak Harbor af-
ter p m. Thursday. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Saturday at 2
p. m. in the Robinson Funeral
Home with the Rev. O. C. Doenges
officiating. Burial will be made
in Russia Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
MRS NELLIE WHiTEMAN

A former resident of Elmore and
Ctrtice, Mrs. Nellie Whiteman,
died Monday in Maumee Valley
Hospital, Toledo, after a long Ill
ness. Mrs. Whiteman was born and
raised IN Elmore, moving later to
Curtice where she resided until
about eight years ago. She then
moved to Toledo where she made
her home at 1909 Starr Avenue.
Mrs. Whiteman was born in 1879
and was 73 years of age at the
time of her death. Services will be
held Friday at ] p. m. in the Worth
Clegg Mortuary, Toledo, the Rev,
Roy Cramer of East Broadway
United Brethren Church officiat-
ing. Burial will be made in Elmore
Cemetery.
Surviving are son Glen of To-
ledo; daughters, Mrs. Maybelle
Edwards, Denver, and Mrs. Alma
Mills, Portland, Oregon; brothers
Charles Damschroder, Elmore, and
Edward Damschroder Toledo; sis
ter Mrs. Dora Wilson, Holland;
and three grandchildren and a
great-grandchild.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
oHlo'S TURNPIKE WILL
BE MAJOR ExPRESSWAY

Ohio's proposed turnpike will be
principal link in 1,0OO-mile
traffic-light free expressway from
Maine to Chicago, in time, o. l..
Teagarden recently predicted in
an address before Sandusky
civic club.
Teagarden, an Oak Harbor bus
mess man, is vice chairman of the
Ohio Turnpike Commission. He
pointed out that turnpikes in
Maine, New Hampshire, Connect
cut, New York and New Jersey
have been completed and are oper-
atlng with the Pennsylvania pike.
Completion of the Ohio and In
diana proposed expressways will
fulfill the super route dream of
engineers from the eastern coast
to the heart of the midwest, Tea
garden said.
He said, eve are ready to start
construction of the Ohio turnpike
the minute we get our money from
underwriting financial institution"
and estimated the completion date
as 1854, "if we aren't in court too
long" At present, the route CON
struction is being delayed because
OF a taxpayers suit contesting the
routes location in the vicinity of
Maunee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
ANDREW WRIGHT

Services were held Tuesday at
2 pm. for Andrew Wright, 50
who died at his resident, Alb L.
Fifth Street on Saturday. Mr.
Wright was born the son of WI.
liam and Agnes Brodie Wright on
March 81. 1893 in Castle Douglas
Scotland Mr.. Wright had been iii
since March.
He is survived by wife Lucille,
daughter Mary Jane (at home),
brother James, Philadelphia; Sam
uel of New Jersey; and sister
Maggy McLauchlan in England
Mr.. Wright had been employed
as carpenter for % years at the
Matthews Beat Company. He be
longed TO Oliver Hazard Perry
Lodge 341, Moose Lodge and TIE
Methodist Church He was a SIND
degree Mason. The Masonic Lodge
conducted services at 8 pm.
Monday at the Neidecker Funeral
Home. Friends NAV call at Nei.
decker's until II am. TUESDAY
when the body will be removed
to the Trinity Methodist Church,
for services at 2 pm.
Burial will be made in River
View Cemetery. The Rev. L. G.
Miller will officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
OHIO EDISON
EMPLOYEES
HEAR SAMMIS

While viewing with alarm the
inroads the federal government is
making in public power projects
at the expense of free enterprise,
Walter H. Sammis, president of
the Ohio Edison Co., presented a
cheerful picture of his company's
steady expansion in Ohio, at an
employees dinner given in the Ca
tawba Cliffs Beach Club Tuesday
night.
Forty-five employees and their
wives were present at the dinner
program in which service pins
were awarded on the 5-year basis.
There were seven company repre-
sentatives from the Akron Office.
Mr.. Sammis, illustrating his talk
with slides, indicated the rapid
growth of the company with other
utilities. He said the company
has 100000 invested for each en-
ployee on its payroll.
Christ Petersen was presented
a twenty-five year pin and a gold
watch.
Floyd L. Page and Orville A.
Taylor received fifteen year
awards.
Kenneth Reitler was recognized
for his five years of service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
All Jolly Stitchers
At Brougf1 Home

The All Jolly Stitchers met in
the home of Mrs. Burnett Brough
Monday evening. In the absence
of the president, Vice President
Virginia Nielsen was named to
the chair.
Dolores Lochotzki gave news
report and Norma Jean Burning
read the clubs constitution. Ruth
EWerson gave a report on pro-
gress made by the program COM
mittee.
A baking demonstration was
conducted by Judy Bergman ana
Pat Leggitt, and sewing demon
stration was given by Dolores
Lochotzki and Nancy Leggitt will
be presented at the next meeting.
Members of the lunch committee
for the next meeting will be Janet
Balduf, Judy Vogt, Linn jenkins
and Barbara Tasche. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Janet Balduf June 2, from
pm. until 4:30 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
BABY SMOTHERs
IN OAK HARD0R
HOME TUESDAY

Tragedy struck young Oak Har-
Dor couple early Tuesday morning,
when Mrs. George Mcleod found
her 4-month old son, George Timo-
thy Mcleod, smothered in his crib
DR.. Robert Minick, county coro-
ner, pronounced the infant dead
due to suffocation.
The child's father, an employee
at EOD, had looked at the child
before leaving for work at $50
and the child seemed to be Sleep
ing peacefully and apparently was
in good health. 1t was around $50
when the mother tried to rouse
the child that she noted the child
had turned blue The rescue squad
of the Oak Harbor Fire Depart
ment was called, but attempts to
revive the youngster failed.
Young George Timothy Mcleod
was born on January 90, 1852 TO
George and June Stanovitch Nc
Leod. Besides the parents who
survive are a sister, Kathy Marian
3, and brother, David Edward, g.
Other survivors are grandparents
Mrs. John Kurek and Mr.. John
Stanovich of Detroit, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Bennett, of Adrian, Mi
chigan.
Services will be held Thursday
at II a. m at the Robinson Fun
eral Home in Oak Harbor. The
Rev. R. M. Corl of st. Paul's Lu-
theran Church will officiate. Bur
ial will be in Union Cemetery.
The parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Leod, have residing in the Burdine
apartment on Benton Street, Oak
Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
RAYMOND BRiCkLEY WILL
TEACH AT SANDUSkY n. S.

Raymond Brickley, popular
high school mathematics teacher,
has announced his resignation and
will teach at Sandusky High
School beginning next fall. Nj.
Brlckley came to Port Clinton
High School in 1947, following
three years of service in the Air
Force and schooling at Miami I'm
iversity. His family home is in
Youngstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brickley have made
their home in Sandusky where
Mrs. Brickley teachers art in the
Sandusky public schools.
High school students have found
a great deal Of warmth and friend
Hness emanating from this res
pected teacher and D. D. Sims re-
ported this week that faculty and
student body alike will regret
losing this valuable member OF
the high school staff.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
Nine Countians
To Get Awards
At Erie Ordnance

Erie Ordnance Depot employees
from Port Clinton, Oak Harbor,
GraytoWn and Fremont collected
on adopted suggestions Wednesday
when Col E. M. Webb, Command
ing Officer, presented the nine
men with Department of Army
checks and certificates.
Port Clinton winners were Rich
ard Davenport, George w. Long,
DurWood &. Clark, Hollis G. Knowl
ton and Paul N. Krofft. Mr.. Krofft
is no longer at Erie, but this award
check was mailed to him.
Oak Harbor winners are Har-
mon N. Neatfeld and Merl M. Ri
chic, GraytoWn's benefitter is En-
cry A. Bloom and Fremont's is
Earl ]. Griffin.
The Army will pay $1,000 for
three industrial improvement sug-
gestions which will net an estimat-
ed savings over the first year of
use $2,601 so. A total of $50 will
be paid for safety Improvement
ideas on which savings are not
estimated.
Neatfeld will receive S65.35 for
his suggestion for device for
disasSembling and reassembling
diaphragms and relays on 155 mil
limeter guns. Savings are estimated
at 81, 307.
Blooms suggestion for hand
wheel gear box and one half
inch drill for testing computing
sights will earn for him $46.08.
Estimated annual savings are 1913.
SO.
Long suggested pouring spouts
for one-gallon alcohol and acetone
can, and for this idea will receive
$l6.O5, based on an estimated an
nual savings of $32.
A safety award for shifting
device for 80 millimeter transmits
sion boxes will be worth S25 for
Davenport and Clark will receive
a $15 safety award for his idea of
a steel ring for picking up and
installing brake drumes on bogies.
Mr.. Knowlton, Mr. Griffin, Mr..
Krofft will receive $40 safety
awards for their ideas.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

May 23-John Short, Harry Clau
sen, Edward Battiste, Mrs. Paul
Molner, Mrs P. K. Tadsen, Char.
les Gill, Richard Johnson, Mrs
John Kokinda, Jr Wedding an
niverary of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hartwig and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Wenger.
May "a = Mrs. George Wheel,
Sr., Bernard Armbruster, Mrs.
Hazel Richner, Kathryn Anderson.
May 25-Mary Engler, Mrs. Doro-
thy Wheel, Gwendolyn Battlste,
Ruth Krummel Osborne, Malcolm
Randall, Arlene Rickner, William
Elliott, Mrs. Florence Becker, Mrs.
Orie Zelms.
May 26-Jack Finken, Mrs
George Hathaway, Carl Quisno
Clarence Fulkert, Mardell Stuckey
Mrs. D. C. Shores, Mrs Douglas
Cartledge, Sherman Horsley. We'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
John Koran.
May 27-Mrs. Harold Pulschen,
Clarence Jeremy, Mrs. H. A. Wah-
lers, Barbara Pelyhe, Mildred Nei-
decker, Marcia Lee Edwards, Frank
j. Becker, Kenneth William Bra
mum.
May 28--Mrs. Idabelle Babcock
Mackey, Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Sch
raider, Arthur christensen, Allen
Satterfield, Wesley Brown, Cletus
Perry, Mrs. Laura Montgomery,
Mrs. Mary Margaret Krupp, Mrs.
Harmon Haynes Oak Harbor; Eu-
nice Bissell, Mildred Neidecker.
May 29-Lester Everett. Luther
Lieske, Mrs. Dorothy Ward, Mrs.
James King, Julie Rae and Judy
Kae Finken (Wins), Harry o. Bee
man, Jr. Wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
NORTH BASS

Sandusky visitors last week
were Geo. Hartlaub and Mrs.
Agnes Waldecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kriss of
Sandusky are visiting with their
daughter Mrs. Frank Fox and
family.
Mrs. Lurby Wires visited with
Mrs. Simon Fox and Mrs. Richard
Zimmerman and daughter Linda
last Friday.
Mr.. George Petry and friends
enjoyed the week end at Mr..
Petry's summer cottage.
Mr.. Morre Wolf and friends
spent their first week end at Mr..
VOLTS summer cottage.
Mr.. Schrader of Cleveland ar
rived last week to spend the sum-
mer months at his summer home.
Mrs. C. B. Ingles and daughter
spent last week end in Sandusky.
Mr.. Lawrence Grauer and his
pupils Billy Bower, Donald and
Paul Stonerook, spent the week
end at Mr.. Grauer's home in
BucyruS.
Betty Bower was a visitor in
Port Clinton last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dempsey
were to Cleveland and Sandusky,
last week.
Church will be held Sunday
May 25th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
WOMEN CADDIES
AT TOURNAMENT
NEXT MONTH

A novel feature of the two-day
open golf tournament which is be
ing sponsored by the Junior Won.
ems Club next month at the "a
tawba Cliffs Beach Club course,
will be caddy service supplied by
wives Of the players.
The tournaments will be held at
l p. m. Wednesday, June 4 and
from noon on Sunday, June 8.
Mrs. Gordon Ley, chairman Of
the project, which is to raise funds
for the Clubs activities, said three
prizes will be awarded for each
of: low gross, low net and least
puts. Prizes will also be awarded
for the longest drive, accuracy and
shooting high gross. Harry Knorr.
manager of the Catawba Cliffs
Beach Club, has offered trophy
for low gross. Other awards will
be donated by Port Clinton Merch-
ants.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
JOHN n. WAHLERS

Death came to John H, Wahlers
at Magruder Hospital Sunday, May
18, at the age of 81 years Mr.
Wahlers was born in Hanover,
Germany on April 16, 1865. For
many years he was proprietor Of
a shoe store in Port Clinton. He
was the Oldest living member Of
the |. o. o. F. Lodge 627, having
joined in August, 1888. He was
also the Oldest member Of St
Johns Lutheran Church.
Survivors are his wife, daughter
Pearl, brother H. C. Wahlers, and
sister Mrs. Meta Witt, all of Port
Clinton.
Services were held on Wednes-
day at 2 pm. at the residence at
318 E. End Street. Rev. John Braun
and Rev. l.. G. Miller officiated.
Burial was made in Lake View
Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
Genoans To Appear
In Music Festival

More than 100 pianos will be
played in two and four-part har-
mony at the Annual Ohio Music
Festival of 1852, to be held June
Is at the Sports Arena in Toledo.
Four major groups will take ac-
cording to their musical training.
Three groups are students, the
fourth being comprised Of teach
ers and professional musicians.
Genoa groups to appear are: 1st
group Louise Mollenhauer, Mary
Martin, Delpha Jean Sherk, Sandy
Suto, Barbara Wheelock and Rhea
Diefenthaler of Millbury; End
group Nancy Russell, Carol Whee-
lock, Meredith Schimming and
Mary Edith Mollenhauer; 3rd
group Tommy Boysen, and Mar
gerry Boice. Included in the 4th
group are Mrs. Claire Fouke, Mrs
Edo Bergman, Mrs. C. E. Food and
Miss Carolyn Johnson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
SATURDAY IS
WV POPPY DAY

Mayor Carl Becker has issued
a proclamation declaring Saturday
May Oath to be Poppy Day in
Port Clinton. The proclamation
reads as follows:
Whereas: The annual sale Of
Buddy Poppies by the veterans
of Foreign Wars of the United
States, an organization chartered
by the Congress, has been official
ly recognized and endorsed by the
President of the United States and
the Veterans Administration, and,
Whereas; The proceeds of this
worthy fund raising campaign are
used exclusively for the benefit
of disabled and needy veterans,
and the widows and orphans Of
deceased veterans, and,
Whereas: The basic purpose of
the annual sale of Buddy Poppies
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
is eloquently reflected in the de
sire to Honor the Dead by help
ing the Living" therefore,
II, Carl Becker, Mayor of the
City of Port Clinton, do hereby
recognize the patriotic merits of
this cause by urging the citizens
of this community to contribute
generously to its support through
the purchase of Buddy Poppies on
the day, May "a, set aside for the
distribution of these symbols of
loyalty in this city. l urge all pat
riotic citizens to wear a Buddy
Poppy as mute evidence of our
gratitude to the men of this coun-
try who have risked their lives in
defense of the freedoms which
we continue to enjoy as American
citizens"
n
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
MRS. cARLoTTA Brown

Funeral Services for Mrs. Car.
lotta Brown of Fostoria and Sand
Road, were held Monday at Eos
toria. Mrs. Brown died suddenly in
her Fostoria home Friday Morn
ing, just a week after returning
from Hollywood, Florida with her
husband, Clarence.
Surviving are husband Clarence,
son Barrett and five grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
RESTAURANT CITED

Fined on three charges brought
by the state division of child labor
inspection, Norman Willbond, op
orator of the Mirogo Restaurant,
was assessed SITS Thursday of last
week in Justice of the Peace Reed
Hosler's court. He was specifically
charged with keeping improper
wage records; working minors
without school permit and lack
of wage agreements for minors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
CAPT. KING ON PROGRAM

Captain Archie King, who re-
ceived his separation from Army
service in Louisiana a week ago,
has been scheduled TO deliver the
Memorial Day address at Deshler.
His subject will be Our American
Heritage" His speech will be
delivered at 10 am. and in the af-
ternoon he will dedicate the new
American Legion home in Liberty
Center.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
EDISON PAYS DIVIDEND

The board of directors of Ohio
Edison Company today declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
$1.1O share on the 4.4O per. cent
preferred stock and 9712c a
share on the $50 per cent pre-
ferred stock payable July l, 1852,
to stockholders of record June 13,
1852. Directors also declared a
dividend of so cents share on
the outstanding common stock
payable June 80, 1852, to stock
holders of record June 2, 1852.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
ID DEATHSD D.
Aucllsr kRoos

Services were held Monday af-
ternoon for August Kroos, Sc, of
Elmore, who died Saturday in
Flower Hospital.
He is survived by his wife,
Louise; two sons, Henry, of FL
more and Fred of Toledo; a sister
Mrs. Augusta Blossey, of Elmore
and a brother, Gustave Kroos, Of
Germany, Also six grandchildren
Burial was in Union Cemetery
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
9. a. a. OFFICERS
SELECTED MONDAY

Girls Athletic Association Of
ficers were elected for the 1852
SO academic year al a Guild Hall
banquet Monday evening. Sharon
Winnie was elected president; Nor
ma Cover, vice president; Tessie
Prusik, secretary, Jane Minoff
treas. Pat Sullivan was named
as the outstanding Senior Girl Ath-
lete Of the year
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23
REOPEN LAKE DINING ROOM

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. King opened
the Lake Hotel dining room We'd
nesday for the season. They re-
Gently returned from Florida af-
ter having closed the dining room
service here last October. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-23

Geranium specials. regular Csc
pianfs for bedding use, 10 for
S3.25. Regular soc plants, 10. for
$3.50. kIingbieI Florists, l13 w.
Sixth St. Phone 394l. 1917