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Evening star., 1952-06-22
WA. 1862. 10. 7-9310.
FORESTVILLE AREA
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO6

A beautiful Perma-Stone masonry
rms. full bsmt.. h.-w.h.; large, cool,
screened porch quiet neighborhood
Price reasonable. Terms Directions
Go out to Forestville, Md, on Marl-
boro pike, take Ritchie rd. left about
Il mile to 5949 and open sign.
Fred Burgess Real Estate
VI. 2S02 Till 8
Evening star., 1952-06-22
SLIGO PARK AREA

SLIGO PARK AREA
100 PARKSIDE RD.. 8. 9.
Summer heat bothering you? This
2-story. S-mo. .-old home. overlook
ing Sligo parkway. is the answer.
Contains 3 bedrms. with lge. closets,
IN baths, liv. rm.. full din. rm.,
kit. with breakfast space. attached
you would be proud to own.
Directions: North on Piney Branch
rd,. to Parkside. right to open sign.
Sales person on premises,
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

TELEPHONE JU. 5-3UlU
FOR APPOINTMENT TO
INSPECT THESE
SILVER SPRING
OFFERINGS
S15.750-3- bedroom brick rambler:
large Anchor-f fenced yd.: comb. liv.
rm. din. rm;; near st. Bernadette' S
5 $500 - Close-in BUNGALOW, near
Colesyille and Franklin. Expansible
attic. Beautiful corner lot.
SIs.500-Hpme and income. Newly
decorated brk.: bedrms.. liv. rm..
din. rm., kit. and bath on 1st fl.
Vacant. Small apt. on End rented
for $50 mo. Full basement, garage.
A real buy.
81 ,950-Large 6-rm. Colonial. bsmt.
large level lot: excel. location, near
school and bus. New-house cond.
$19,25O - Four bedrms.. baths.
basement: 2 blocks parochial school
$40. a.5O0-Beautiful stone and brick
rambler: 8 bedrms. and television
rn., f!repl.. sep. din. rm., all-elec.
kit. Convenient.
81 a50-Lovely brick and frame.
6-rm; Colonial. "a baths: beautiful
lot; desirable loc. OF East-West hwy.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
81" 900 New WILLIAMSBURG brick.
overlooking Rock Creek PIX: 25-ft'
liv. rm. with 24-ft. dining L, CEN
ter hail. bedrm: and bath and wal
nut-paneled television rm. ON 1st
H.: lge. bedrms. and bath on 2nd:
paneIeo rec: rm., hreezeway to gar.
TYPES AND PRICE RANGES
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave. Ju. 5-3olO.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
peter ]. hagan
$9.75O
CO 0ln nnUyNI

Cory suburban bungalow. Q
lee. bedrms.. spacious liv rm.,
roomy equipped kitchen, stairs
to expansion attic. full dry
bsmt., Oil heat. storm windows.
Lot approx. 60x200. See
today.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5

97o2 LoRAIN AVE. S. S.
Lovely 2-bedrm. Cape Cod: home
includes liv. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., kit. and full bsmt: exceptional
buy in smartly developed area.
Directions: North on Colesyille I'd.
left on Sligo Creek parkway to
Brunette and open sign. Call Mr..
Acken, JU. $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
OPEN 2 TO 6

Brick rambler. 5 large rms. tile bath.
picture window, fireplace. full bsmt :,
years old. See this lovely home
today. Directions: Out Ga. ave.
extended. right on Dennis ave. 5
blks.. left on Henley lane to house
and open sign. Mrs. Fink, cox &
CO. Ewes, LO.
OPEN ] TIL 6 SUNDAY
Evening star., 1952-06-22
NEAR SUITT,AND
NEAR CENSUS BUREAU

OPEN / TIL DARK
1859 HOMER AVE, suITTAND
2-.story brk. 3 bedrms. and bath.
llv, rm., firepl., din. rm., kit. rec,
rm.,. ,firepl., full bsmt.. Law. and
outside entr., oil h.-w.h. Natural
trim. Ven. blinds. Lge. level lot
DIRECTIONS: Out Suitland I'd. to
Homer ave. (op. Census), turn left
d PORTER REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BY OWNER

Like new, bedrms., 2 baths, all
brick Cape Cod, full bsmt.; rent
with option to buy or will accept
bets offer. No agents. 81. 63s3.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
BRICK RAMBLER

on spacious corner lot. this lovely
brick rambler of 3 bedrooms. living
room. dining area. kitchen and bath
is the perfect buy of the week. Easy
ave. to weller rd.. left to 1927
HafhaWaY dr.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
z-$ $11.500

New 2-bedrm. expansion attic
home; full daylight bsmt.; hot
water Dashboard heat, elec.
Kitchen; close to school. Out
standing terms.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
UNUSUAL, VAIJJE

AHOOO14H VAdOI
$3.50 Goth AVE. GREENMEADowS
3-bedrm. house. situated on very
large. Handicapped. corner lot; has
Anchor fence; mr.. transp., schools
and shopping; 1900 down.
Directions: Out New Hamp. ave. to
East-West hgwy.. turn right past
RIGGS rd.- to Goth ave. and open
sign. Call Miss McGurk. Elk. 6776
Evening star., 1952-06-22
peter ]. hagan
OPEN 1 TIL 8
Sl6.6UO
CHEvERLY PROPER

See this beautiful brick home today.
23-ft. liv. rm., open firepl., family
size din. rm., fully eauipt. kit. on
1st flr.,. 3 extra large bedrms., full
tile bath 2nd fir. Screened-in side
wood floors. House in immaculate
condition. Fenced lot; truly a real
Out Bladensburg rd to
Peace Cross, bear right on Annapolis
rd. to 4th traffic light. bear right
on Landover rd. to Cheverly ave.
take Cheverly ave. to Euclid ST., turn
right on Euclid to Valley Way, left
on Valley Way to 59th pl. and open
Evening star., 1952-06-22

BURCH REALTY
PRESENTS
$3.50
S1.s00 DOWN
College Park-Attrac. 2-bedrm, tun-
gsloW; lge.. equip. kit; excel. corner
!T1; %C many many shade trees. Bal. like rent.
$10,950
S2,650 DOWN
Green Meadows-Attrac. c-bedroor
bunga. with expansible attic, triple
CORNERS; liv. I'M, Gin, rm.. kit, nice
Fenced lot, plenty of trees and
SHRUBS. Assume CT mortgage, paw
a1ie S75.25 per mo. Call now. 70.
$12,95O
$1,000 DOWN
Eoliywoou-A honey 2-bedrm. Cape
airy, equip. kit: full DAYLIGHT bsmt::
To Temec; a14EZ EZoss' Call early on this one.
APPROVED CT
$4,000
$4,000 DOWN, NoN-vET s3.e5o
Riyerdaie-New 3-bedrm. brk. ram.
pier; ilv. ,rm. with f1repl., din. rm..
now %ta Tue Fr, oath; Hni, nr. everything. Cali
BURCH REALTY co.
s505 Baltimore Elvd., College PIX Ma
After s PM. Va. Va, be41, S 4Gt7 TN, sao,
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
OPEN TODAY, 12-7
Corner 42nd and Oliver st,
A RuYl AT SI1.a5O

a EUY AT SI1,y5
A choice location, just a blk. south
of Queensbury I'd. 2-bedrm. rome
on wooded corner lot, charming liv
rm. with f1repl. and French doors
opening onto porch. Be sure tc
RoBERT I s. DAVIS 4 0esS CO. WA. 5000
Evening star., 1952-06-22
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
BURCH REALTY

~, 5000 r. I: Ave. NE. UN. s5s5.
WA. 1907. UN. 1885. Open 8 Till o.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

$73 Mo-, Taxes and 1nS.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TILL DARK
5S13 67th AVE, EASTPINES
A well-planned. 2-bedroom BUNGALOW,
kit, large expansable attic; fenced
yard; storm windows; ideal for chill
dren. Out Riyerdale I'd, from
Edmonston to Goth ave-, follow ar
rows to house. Can Mrs. James
kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Evening star., 1952-06-22
$14.300
%-BEDRoQM; lM:BATH
S15.950
pPTTR TAnD ~Nr

S16,500
cHEvERLY PROPER
Bright. cheerful, 2sstorv
brick, on lovely quiet street:
breezy side porch; 8 beautiful
rms. full bsmt.: large fenced
lot; house spotless; close to
public and parochial schools.
Don't miss this buy. '''''
Evening star., 1952-06-22
RITNGAI,Ow

Lovely 2-bedroom bungalow with large
living room. kitchen with table
ment; on large lot. Priced to sell
at SI1.5O0. Directions: Out Viers
Mill rd to shopping center, left en-
Randolph ST.. left on Selfridge ST.,
Evening star., 1952-06-22
TAKOMA PARK

l 1AhOMA FA1h
Lovely 2-bedrm. (you can very easily
make it 81 rambler in fine neighbor-
hood, located close to all schools.
Price, $I6,950. Subject to $4,000,
4te conventional trust. Call Mr.
1verson, 81. 5000.
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
S10.5n0
60 000 nnMIM

$4,000 DOWN
Beautiful white frame Cape
Cod. full bsmt., rec. rm., built
in ger. 2 lovely bedrms., large
fully eauipd. kit; nice lot.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
OPEN SUNDAY

FIRST TIME OFFERED
Well-built 3-bedrm. brick rambler
firepl.. iee. kit, full tile bsmt.. COM
pletely fenced lot; reas. down pymt..
assume 4ee loan; only S15,750,. Out
Georgia ave. to Dennis, right to
Inwood. left to Windham. follow
signs to 1902 Windham.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
The Miami times., 1952-06-21

The active program will be
centered around the group doing
things, taking an active part in
special activities, and working to-
gether. Whereas, in the passive
program, the group simply cab
sorb" what is performed for their
education and amusement.
The following activities are
open to boys and young adults:
Ping Pong, billiard (pooD,
checkers, table hockey, whist,
bridge, socials and crafts. Other
activities will be added. The
Summer Day Camp program for
boys 8-13 years of age will begin
on Monday, June 80. Why not
register your son for the Day
Camp program. Will you sponsor
boy? The WV and the YIN are
combining their resources for the
promotion of a well-rounded
young adult program.
The Miami times., 1952-06-21
Carver Branch 'Y
Summer Activities

The Carver Branch YMCA
Committee of Management held
its last meeting before the sum-
Taer vacation on Wednesday,
June IL. The foundation for an
youth and young adults was form
youth and young adult was form
ulated at this meeting The Com
rittee of Management and staff
OF the ''Y" are very much con-
cerned about the participation of
young adults in it's program. So
far, the young adults have parti-
cipated in a very small degree and
want to know why the participa-
ton has not been greater?
The following members of the
Committee of Management are
serving on the Y's Young Adult
Committee: James Collie, John
Dillard, Alexander: w. Brooks,
David Simmons and Farley B.
NeaSman. 1t is the purpose of this
committee to enrich the YMCA's
Young Adult program. The Com
mittee would like for all interested
young adults and youth to know
mat during the summer and the
Fan, two types of programs -
active and passive will be avail
able for their participation. The
headquarters for these programs
is the Youth Center, $40 NV 18th
The Miami times., 1952-06-21
KEFAUVER
CALF. VICTORY
HAILED

Senator Kefauver's huge vic
tory in the California Primary
June third won congratulations
from a representative of the As
sociated Negro Press Harry Le-
vette of the AMP sent Senator
Kefauver the following telegram:
Speaking for thousands our
people and myself, hearty con-
gratulations for primary victory" "
Senator Kefauver received over
2 million votes in the California
Primary and carried the state by
huge majority.
California has many different
minority groups. The Negro pop
1lation is among the largest. Sem
ator Kefauver's success definitely
means Negroes contributed a large
share to his California victory.
The Miami times., 1952-06-21
Tribe, Signs
Collegian

ALBANY, NY. Billy Har-
rell, 22-year Negro basket
ball and baseball star at Siena
College, has signed a contract
with the Cleveland Indians base
ball team. He has been assigned
to Cleveland's Reading farm club
in the Glass A Eastern League.
Terms of the contract were not
disclosed.
The Miami times., 1952-06-21
is SUGAR RAY
READY TO QUIT?

NEW YORK - Sugar Ray
Robinson, admitting he's "pretty
near the end of the road" de-
clared today that "you're seeing
the last of Ray Robinson in the
ring" and Indicated that his light
heavyweight title shot at Joey
Maxim June % may be his last
professional fight.
In his by-lined article in the
issue of Look magazine out today
the middleweight king also in
directly belittled his old friend,
Joe Louis, although the name of
the erstwhile Brown Bomber was
not mentioned.
They'll never say, He should
have quit" about me-" Ray prom
ised.
Robby appeared to have Joe
Louis in mind throughout his ar
ticle, entitled, at Hurts to Grow
Old" He repeatedly allude to his
desire to quit the ring before he
got his "brains beaten out" by
some strong-armed youngster
coming up.
"I got too much PRIDE" Robin
son wrote in Look. ga lot of
people have seen me fight and
liked what gave them, and I
don't want them to see me stumb-
ling around a ring. l don't want
to hear them saying, It's
shame "
AS to retirement, Ray gave the
impression that the match next
Monday night at Yankee Stadi-
um could, to all intents and pur-
poses signal the end of his pro-
fessional ring career, especially if
Maxim beats him
: 81 have this fight with, Joey
Maxim and maybe a return
he said, "and after that
I have a few charity fights. But
it's pretty near the end of the road
for Sugar Ray"
Calling himself IAN. old man"
in Look - he gives his age as
81 - Robby revealed that boxing
has lost It's excitement for him and
has become drudgery. More
over, he admitted he's slowed
down considerably. II get hurt
where l didn't used to get hurt"
he complained
six years ago." he. writes, "a
man would throw a punch at me,
and I'd move my feet little, or
twist my body a little, and that
punch would travel right by me.
can't do that any more"
He disclosed he's "a little afraid
these days." when facing a tough
opponent. Il don't like to get
punched" he said.
Robinson indicated in his Look
piece that he'll have a fling at
show business after retiring from
boxing.
1--WE got a dancing act work
ed out" he said. $50 pretty soon
you may be seeing me in the
night spots and the theaters dane
ing for money, instead of in the
ring fighting for money"
The Miami times., 1952-06-21

And then when I am out of reach,
To try TO put me ION the spot, I"
want no one among my friends
Who carries in reserve supply
A. second face to don at will,
Just like the cloak of some,
weak lie.
The Miami times., 1952-06-21
Two Faces
BY DOLORES SMITH

One face is all I want to see
Upon the one I call my friend;
A face which fits my friend alone,
Is all I ask as dividend.
One face, no matter what it says
If gentle, tender, grufy or grin,,
For if he is a friend to me,
Then I'm his friend despite his
WE1irn.
I wish him never to pretend
To be a someone he is not,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
LAKE ERIE
FLOOD CONTROL
GETS STUDY

Lake Erie erosion and flood
control was the subject of the
several meetings in Toledo last
week, with special emphasis on
shore protection along the water
front from the Maumee River to
Marblehead.
On Monday and Tuesday, rep
resentatives of the Army Corps of
Engineers met at the Wynn
School, Toledo and at Point Place
School to gather information on
the lake damage.
Last Thursday, Oct. 2, the Ohio
Beach and Shore Preservation AS
sociation, Inc. held a banquet
at the Commodore Perry Hotel
for area persons interested in the
erosion program and conducted
a tour of the eroded areas at
Howard Farms Friday at noon. A
fish fry was held during the
course of the meeting.
Area participants in the pro.
gram are William Brown of
Browns Marine, Lakeside, who
will be guest speaker; Delos Mis-
sen, Ottawa County engineer; Ed
Tank, Charles Cover and Sanke
Bahnsen, Ottawa County commits
sioners.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Eight New
Teachers On
9. H. Staff

Oak Harbor School numbers
eight new teachers on its 1928
faculty. Six of the eight are high
school instructors.
They are: Sara Aylsworth, Bow
ling Green State University, home
economics; Phil Later, Baldwin
Wallace College, civics, solid geo.
metry, and algebra; Barnard Lutz,
University of Toledo, geography,
spelling, physical education; John
Freytag, Capital University, band,
orchestra, glee club, and music;
Clifford Herbert, University of
Wisconsin, physics, general sci
ence, chemistry, and arithmetic;
Marilyn Weiker, University of To-
ledo, commercial.
Returning to grade school teach
ing are Mrs. Archie Moore, first
and second, and Mrs. Philip Wint-
ers, second.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
OF LAKESIDE FEDERATION

The first executive board meet
ing of the Lakeside Federation
of Women's Clubs was held at the
Catawba Cliffs Beach Club on
Tuesday, September %. Those at
tending the business session and
luncheon included Mrs. William r.
Brown, Lakeside, president; Mrs.
R. E. Garnhart, Milan, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George Clezie, Geroa,
secretary; Mrs. Oscar Thellcr, Tif-
fin, treasurer; Mrs. Jack Koontz,
Amherst, auditor; Mrs. Arthur
Huse, Elyria, advisor; Mrs. H. j.
Thompson, Lakeside, program
chairman; and more than 70 clerks
who are members of the Fedora.
ton.
Dates for the 1853 Lakeside Con
vention we're set for July 18th and
10Th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
LAKESIDE GIVEN II MONTHS
TO suRMlT SEWAGE PLANS

Issuance of IL more sewage dis
charge permits to Ohio municipal
tiles was announced early this
week by the state water pollution
control board.
Lakeside was given IL months
to submit plans for a treatment
works.
The communities, length of per-
mits and conditions attached to
them include: Green Springs, IL
months, to provide better opera
ton and maintenance of existing
sewage theatment facilities and
submit better operating reports
to the Ohio department of health,
and Lakeside.
Mrs. Edna Stuckey entered Flo
wer Hospital, Toledo, on Tuesday
for observation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Henry, of
Oak Harbor, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Birch Overmeyer Sunday
afternoon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
ALL OAK HARBOR
CLASSES ELECT OFFICERS

Glass elections have been held
at Oak Harbor High School for the
new school year and the complete
states are:
Seniors-Don Couture, presi-
dent; Jess Burdine, vice-presi-
dent; Shirley Lezotte, secretary;
Henry Gackstet, treasurer.
Juniors-Lois Rae He'll, presi-
dent; Arthur Gnepper, vice-presi-
dent; Doris Harder, secretary; Jim
Madison, treasurer.
Sophomores = Harry Waters,
president; Bill Williams, vice
president; Charles Hablitzel, sec
retary-treasurer.
Freshmen-Bill Baldwin, presi-
dent; Marcia Zimmerman, vice
president; Lowell Humphrey, Sec
retary-treasurer.
Eighth Grade-Gary Baldwin,
president; Dean Favro, vice presi-
dent; Betty Gnepper, secretary;
Nancy Lezotte, treasurer.
Sevnth Grade-Charles DEWITT,
president; Bonnie Moore, vice.
president; Judy Baumgartner, sec.
retary-treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
JOBS OPEN At ERIE

The u. S. Civil Service Board of
Examiners at Erie Ordnance De-
pot this week announced eight
position vacancies. They are: ar
tillery repairer, $1.45 per hour;
warehouseman, $1.45 per hour;
mechanical equipment professor,
$1.39 per hour; packer, $1.42 per
hour; laborer, $1.39; Guard, CPC-
S, $2974 annually; storekeeper Gn-
ventory counter), GS-3, $295O an
nually; clerktypist, GS-2, $275O
annually.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
LiTERARY-SOcIAL CLUB
AT TiLTON HOME

Mrs. Albert Tilton was hostess
to % members and two guests of
the Literary and Social Club 1T her
home last Wednesday afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. Ida Tanney of
Beaver Falls, Pa. and Mrs Carl
Scheuerman. Mrs. David Thier-
wechter presided at the business
meeting. Roll call was answered
with where l spent my vacation"
A report of the Lakeside meeting
was given by Mrs. Glenn b. Haas
and Mrs. Thierwechter. Following
the clubs theme for the year, a
study of American History, Mrs.
c. D. Alexander presented a paper
on the Conception and Birth of
Nation. The hostess served a de-
licious dessert and an informal
hour was enjoyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
MYLANDER, GAETH HEAD
SCHOOL LITERARY GROUPS

Dave Mylander and Robert
Gaeth head the literary societies
at Oak Harbor High School this
year. Mylander was elected presi-
dent of the Lesbians while Gaeth
won the Adelphian's top post.
Other Lesbian officers are Don
ma Lou Harder, vice-president, and
Mary Thayer, secretary-trcasurer.
Adelphians, Kenny Apling, vice
president, and Ron Depner, secre-
tary-treasurer.
The Lesbians won the annual
subscription sale of the school
newspaper, the Rocket Their total
was $183.96; the Adelphian's
$165.53.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Patricia Mulligan
Named President Of
o. H. Latin Club

Patricia Mulligan has been elect
ed president OF the Latin Club at
Oak Harbor High School. Other
officers are Charles Hablitzel,
vice-president; Cecilia Nolan, sec
retary, and Sharon Michel, treas
urer.
First year students of Latin re-
Gently initiated were Larry Wolfe,
Tom Tilton, Ronald Ohm, Robert
Berger, Maxine Miller, Marcia
Zimmerman, Kay Kelley, Cecilia
Nolan, Marilyn Fielder, Ronald Ly-
kens, Arbeaudith Knieriem, Caro-
lyn Grover, Paul Shoup, and Linda
Gates.
Sue Van Rensselaer, was chair
man of the initiation chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
DRUNKEN DRIVER AND PAL
ARRESTED HERE WEDNESDAY

Two men, arrested Wednesday
afternoon by Sheriff Merland Budd
and Deputy Sheriff Mike Hetrick,
are housed in the county Jail on
charges of being drunk and dis
orderly and driving while under
the influence of alcohol. The ar
rest was made on Route 2, just
west of Port Clinton.
The men, Henry Mack Redd, 81,
and Theodore Mcintosh, 45, both
of Sandusky were fined in Reed
Hosler's court. Redd, the driver
of the car, was fined $1OO and
costs and his companion, Mclr.
tosh, was fined $25 and costs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Genoa Kiwanians
To Give Chicken
Barbecue Sunday

The Genoa Kiwanis club is spon-
soring an outdoor chicken barbe-
cue on Sunday, Oct. 5th. This
event is open to the public, and
profits are to be used for the
clubs youth activities fund"
The barbecuing and serving will
be done on the grounds of Green
wood Park, Woodville road, State
Highway 12O, adjacent to the road
side state park, at Genoa. Serving
will start at noon and continue
till dark.
Charcoal barbecues of this type
have become quite popular in the
northeastern states, and a New
Jersey Kiwanis club fed 5000 peo-
pie at similar event last year.
The world series baseball game
will be broadcast over a loud
speaker system.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Gypsum Workers In
Generous Response
To Blood Appeal

Ralph Forster, Chairman of the
Ottawa County Red Cross Blood
program, has announced that
forty-seven employees Of the
United States Gypsum Company
have responded to the call for
blood donors, and that the COM
pany is cooperating with the
scheduling committee arranging
for the October 9th visit of the
Bloodmobile by giving their en-
ployees the opportunity to keep
the schedule even during work
ing hours, without loss of pay.
The Lake Shore Dairy Company
and the Port Clinton Manufacture
ing Company likewise responded
proportionately and Red Cross
officials expressed gratitude for
their help in this effort.
On Thursday Mrs. Ralph Roose
and her scheduling committee will
set up the October 9th collection
Schedude and donors Will receive
their appointment cards in the
very near future. If you haze
given before you will be proud
to repeat If you have not given
before, you will be proud to get
into the program. When your ap-
pointment card arrives, check it
on your calendar and return the
return card confirming the ap-
pointment.
On Wednesday the Red Cross
secretary received a communica
ton from headquarters concern
ing an Ottawa County resident va
cationing in California. Blood was
needed and the Red Cross res
ponded Immediately.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
Tiffin Man Holds
OH. Hotel Lease

Richard S. Hubbard, manager of
the Shawhan Hotel in Tiffin, for
the past two years, has completed
negotiations with Rollo Warner,
Oak Harbor, for a lease of Hotel
Warner.
Hubbard, who will assume man
agement of the Oak Harbor hos
telry Oct. l, has been assistant
manager of hotels in Akron and
Cleveland. He is a graduate of
the Cornell University school of
hotel administration.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA
MEETING HELD WEDNESDAY

Alpha Zeta Chapter of Delta
Kappa were guests of Mrs. Hilda
Nelson in Port Clinton on Wednes-
day evening, September "a, for a
potluck supper and regular meet
ing of the group. Members from
Oak Harbor who attended we're
Miss Minnie Pomrenke, Miss Eliz-
abeth Offerman, Miss Josephine
Ballmer, Miss Emile Timpe, Mrs.
Anna Mylander, Mrs. Ruby Brad
bury and Mrs. Alma Bense. Dur
ing the business meeting Mrs. Dora
Coleman of Elmore was installed
as president for the ensuing year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-03
YULE SEAL CHAIRMAN

Mrs. Ray Claus, executive sec
retary of the Ottawa County T.B.
and Health Association announced
that Mrs. Kenneth Krupp has been
named Christmas Seal Sale Chair
man for Port Clinton. Mrs. Alvin
Nissen for Lakeside -Marblehead
and Mrs. Glenn Robinson for Oak
Harbor Appointments for the
west end of the county will be
made in the near future.