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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Husband Shows Police How
He Beat Wife To To Death, Even
Chopping Off Her Hands

VAN NUYS, Calf. B-A man
acted out for police the way he
said he beat his wife to death with
a croquet mallet and chopped off
her hands with Ratchet.
And while he starred in this
grisly drama, swinging the mallet
again, a police movie camera and
sound equipment recorded his ac-
tons and words. Neighbor young.
sters watched over the fence, like
fans inspecting movie troupe on
location.
Richard E. Fredericks. IS, re-
turned Saturday night from Ma
plewood, N. j., where he was ar
rested, was taken to his Van Mugs
home yesterday. The camera on
rolling tripod followed him and
tape recorder Notwithstanding
the first crime re.enactment ever
filmed by Los Angeles police.
Detectives Al. Ortiz and c. S.
Stewart said Frederleks. an inSur-
ance clerk, told this story:
Last Jan. Z he and his wife Ruth.
80, got into an argument because
she wanted 10 go back to work as
a waitress in cocktail lounge
He went outside TO work In the
yard.
81 was cutting devil grass In the
back yard when / heard her run.
ming toward me-" he said. 'Just
as she got near me. she ripped
over our children's wagon ard fell
"A knife fell from her hand. She
cursed me. There vas a croquet
mallet behind me which had
been using TO pai stakes in the
rose garden. reache q ard
grabbed the mallet and started 20
swing al her. I don't know how
many times just kept swinging =
Fredericks said be dragged bis
wife into the garage. The detee
lives said be related that later lhal
night. when the couples three
small children sore asleep. be re-.
urned 70 the garage and cat tae
hands eff with 3 hatehet bury 8
them in the yard 10 pFeyeat finger
print Identification Of ihe body
! Than. he continued he wrapped
! the body IN az old seat cover ssa
/ loaded Il istn the srpnk 81 ha car
Later the same niEht, E5eders
icks said, he aR6ks hls eh8dres
told them thev uegs goinx ca =
trip ard drove 20 Mexieo Near
Eusenzda. be sas9. BE- ssgpSed
tod tse ehiidren BE- wantc5 fo
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
LA RUMBA GUIANA

Nupa nunca hlzo Suya la rumba
sin fondo, nj forma, denigrante Y
fofa; que ha "pasado por ell filtro
Observation-Disclosures de otros PASSES"
~ que, con el calificativo de
RUMBA GUIANA, Sc anuncia
profusamente, por gentes sin es.
crupulos, tratando de presentar en-
forma denigrante, 10 que por
azares del destino, ha adouirido
desde hace tempo nuestra ciuda.
DANA.
Cuba tiene su rumha, sin negar
que esa rumba es originariamente
africana. Made 10 MEGA, nj hay
razon que a clio Sc oponga. Es.
Sencillamente, una herencia que
nuestra patria ha recibido del
LELAND Continente y como herencia
al fin, la ha acceptable, pero ira
tando de respetaries sus formas
y procurando al propio tempo, al
hacer de ella I'm bale tipico ma
cional, sustraerle 10 que de lascivo
pudiera tener.
I'm notable escritor cubano, al
referirse a csc bale, prosdice:
"que Africa Con su musica, no
dice, habla. No mueve a la idea,
sino = la accion Jamas. llora
su tambor: CINE en- carcajadas:
RE sus congojas; sincopa y chctea
81 rabia.
Ese bale de origen africano,
repetlmos, Sc ha convertible en-
bale tipico de Cuba, con esa tipi-
cidad original nativa, y en- la me.
tamorfosis sufrida, lie ha dejado
huellas inconfundibles . traves de
su "bens6," que ningin otro tam
Dor de pals alguno. puede emular,
nj hacer brotar de sus "pallsies''
las yibraciones fantasticas, que
consigue csc talisman maxine de
Ia ''rumba eriolla," que habla Ell
idoma extrafio, exotico y salvaje.
que tiene una suave sensualidad,
que no llega jamas a ser porno.
grafica.
La verdadera rumha Guiana,
iamAs necesito de alcoholics, nj de
"ssfsos" y mucho menos, de des-
nudeces provocativas La rumha,
segiin el sahiO DR.. Fernando Ortiz.
es ia absorvente espectacularidad
de la aecidn dramatica; es la
inconsciencia de un misterio sacra.
mental; eS Ia exeitacion baQuica
del espiritu, con todos los esti-
muloS de Ia ehriedad; musiea,
bale. canto. amor. drama, multi.
tud y religion
Nuestra rumba, no es csc bale
estilizado cue Sc haila en- eabarets
de luio y en- elubeS n0cturn0S, Al
compass de orquestaS. que no como.
cen del verdadero ritmo de csc
bale y que. los exsranjeros in.
terpretan erroneamente, como ana
EXPOSITION pornografia. en- forma
de bale
La ramha Sc baila en- nuextra
Patria, homes esa cue aparece en-
Ia mayoria des las peiiculas mexi-
canas. Y es natural. que no 10 sea.
FL ritnO del 'bonse." cue es Ia
paula que Sigue 81 hailador
neeesita ser dlrssIdo $ eecniado.
pr oaiea tengs sanEre Guiana en-
S0s yeaas, De NADIA ha dc taler
cue feaga grandss conocimien1as
en- 81 Flsmo y ea Ia percussion. Ne
ka De poier haceF osra eoSa. csc
ana hgFda inigaeban, eAreair de
sada Il gTasia y a srmeuia Sc
ese exraaa Instruments. gnanda
aalen 10 uxz safe de sS&ax eusax
naessFas. lSEiess y 2legrss,
Per ESQ Ia RIMEA GUIANA Is
aStaalrnenge, 81 grzn tena &c Ia
nasvs hFtes de cshA. - tcaAmsn1s
psFSse "a u y mas tzfsSs j 3 10
T&z HalFeesal e. i asG9<akaaa.
$50 par@ae s. axnQa1s. sEcisFa1
aas pgnsansa e0pFsslon del SaF@e
kaF A. azxAaga 1890
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Official Call
Paid On NeIlru

NEW DELHI. Iudis R - e. s
Ambassador Gearze y, Aflen paid
bis first official eali % Prime
Minister Jswahaf3al Nehru today
They talked privately fer more
than haif an hour and Nehru IN
tr0dueed Alien then 10 TOP Foreign
Office officials
The date Tor Allen 70 present
bis credentials Is President Ra.
beHdra prasad Is expected 30 be
set within q day o. tNB
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Since ihs ban on night fishias
In Florida waters was rslsxed
three weeks ego nearly = mil.
lion pounds " Food fish have been
added 10 fhs nstlenss iced .kas.
ksf, reports reveal.
Six men are reported 10 be asplr.
ants for the position Of captain Of
night police. vacated by the reslg.
nation Of Alberto Camera. They
are Ray Atwell. Hector Castro.
". J Walker lMewalkerl. Myrt.
land Gates. Robert J. Lewis and
ulrich Gwynn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Government 10
Weed Out High
Cost Plants
BIZ STIRRING =. GREEN

WASHINGTON IA - Roger NJ.
Kyes, deputy secretary of defense,
said today the Eisenhower admin
iStration viii review the whole mu-
nitions picture and weed out high
cost arms plants 10 keep America
strong in peace and war.
Fantastic" Kyes called some
Of the planning done by the former
Truman administration. A speech
he prepared for the u. S. Chamber
of Commerce convention here con-
tanned the sharpest criticism to
come so far from the new admin
istration Of the Truman regimes
rearmament program.
The No. man in the Defense
Department announced:
Because in some instances the
mobilization base is too widely diff
fused, there will be situations
where sufficient quantity of the
item manufactured is not required
to maintain a minimum economic
production flow in all facilities.
In these cases, certain Of the
facilities win be forced to stop pro-
duction, and where necessary for
the maintenance Of the mobiliza-
ton base. arrangements viii be
made for standby, while in others,
the tools win be handled in such
manner as to assure their avail
ability. The general policy viii be
that of retaining the low-cost pro-
Queer Of desired goods. as against
the high-cost producer. IS
But Kyes also said careful con-
sideration" would be given to pre-
serving industries vital TO defense
which do not have full opportunity
In civilian economy, noting that
''the aircraft industry is an ex-
ample Of this type"
This major policy statement by
Kyes presumably reflected the cur
rent views Of Secretary of Defense
Wilson. who has been in Europe.
Both men are former top execu-
tives OF General Motors.
A month ago Wilson was known
to be questioning the wisdom Of
the broad case" mobilization pro-
gram instituted by the former ad.
ministration.
/ He cited as examples: Zone mo.
Utilization plan resulted in require
ments over and above assets on
hand which would cost $50 billion
dollars for hard goods alone +"
And Most Of US woslld question
The combat capabilities Of years
surplus Of calculating machines. "
He declared.
We have been and are paying
dearly for two mistaken enncep-
tons wsh respect 10 national Sc.
{ cErity First: unsoand and unreal.
istic calculations al requirements
fer materials, equipment ard sup
plies on the part Of the military
I Second: > neglect ~ the needs Al
= minimum military posture Ia
time af peace
FFe summed Up hts views 90 q
FnohsliEatAsa base ihss way
When ehonssng 90 0rga s8ixasian
large or snail b. comprise the
uaoh3l1saf5aa base. kYes said sheFe
are staae frtssF1s lIf il mass have
TIRE mara gensnl ama tsEsaaeai
knowledge required fzY II ngugt
lave adequate espaesEg ~ Il
mast lave ssoasa capital 10 IS
RES 70 Dc tEzsy eeuea1@sa &C se1
eEs3 AID ttA m&np0wer mNst be
2saA1sase.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
NOTAS CUBANAS
Por RAoUL AL.pIzAR poYo

III uplco xapafeos tan popular y
amend, de aquellos tiempos va pa
sadoS, ha Sido Sustituido por la
rumba Guiana. Por la verdadera
rumba Guiana, con la bata y ell
panuelo en- ell euello, la chancleta
sonora, sin la exagerada ondulacion
de caderas, nj la desverguenza de
algunas de las figuras, que hacen
los que no la conocen, nj la saben
bailar que desnaturaliZan toda
la belleza de tan aplaudido bale.
Desgraciadamente para el arte
cubano, muchos neo-compoSitores
Sc han entretenido en- escribir y
ejecutar nuevoS ritmos bailables,
queriendo, en- su triste empeno,
darles ell csracter de musica Gu
bana. Tales son, entire otros. el
llamado "mambo," que no es otra
cosa que un ruido, sin expresiones
melodicas de ninguna clase, cor
eado cast siempre, por los men,
tales, que NADIA dicen, nj NADIA ex-
presan. Ahora, nos ha salido otro
compositor, tratando de introducir
en- salones y estudios de radio,
otro nuevo disparate musical, de.
nominado "HATANCA"; pero,
afortunadamente para nuestro arte
vernaculo, Made 10 ha tornado en-
serio y ha tenido que concretar 81
disparatada production, unos
cuantos shows" de cabarets,
donde Ell publico no le pone aten'
cion alguna.
Asi, y por ell estilo, nos har
salido a Ia palestrs Tango;
Afro cubanes". que mad
tienen hi de argentinos, nj d.
africanos, nj de cubanos. TodS
clio, naturalmente, tiende q pro.
stituir, a desnaturalizar por com
pleto, algo tan bello y de tantC
valor, como Ell ritTno de nuestrs
verdadera musica tipica.
Y cue nuestros ritmos sor
beIlos, 10 demuestra, que cas-
todos los pueblos de la America
latina, tratan dc imitarlo Y SUI
mejores compositores, buscan er
nuestra musica, henas para 81.
trabajoS. Mexico es Ell pals. acasS
por su mayor proximidad Cuba
ell unico, que ha podido initial
bastante. nuestros "boleros" ,
canciones.
Hace tempo que aquellal
canciones que escrihia SindC
Garsy y otros vejos compost
torres, estan siendo declafsdal
faita de ambiente negamos 10
concepts. La mas oxacta demo
straeion de Ia falsedad de tai yer
sion. es Que cuando aigana egni
sora de radio pone en- sus pro
gramas las llamadas @coneionei
del aver v nos reeuerdan ia
GuaTina. /" la Dorila, ''Ls lisa
bel. etc. eli Dirncro de ilauaadai
teiefonleas pidiendo csneionei
vislss. es enorme en- esas ennis
eras.
EIIa auiere 5ecir. q,ae 81 cst
hano actual. iucha per eonseTvsl
10 que IS tan zuyo y cue uachoi
han euerido no sc1o de~nat1rali
zaFlo. ss3o hasia robsFlo. caltsnds
en- nacasoS eases. hsxta Il noEubgt
de anestr0s conpoSlioggs
F'or esq nssessya Rt*saBA es ]
spra sleanFe un nofSva cuban.
san Y dcnde 1tsisra oge -
ieqgse y Sc nagls. aanque sra dis
Hnsa > IA verdadera. sienrse ga.
centraTs francs esss Ia apIa29aa
y @0ceS cue - ezslnsaien
Es Fepsg@et1r del ~banso.~ sevs
stegnssgsNf4se. . r8xnara cel me.
tFoncgao cue HaxFSSe 81 xcEspss
ispses. &c ese sa.ls taa l0sEz-S.
~~--
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
10 YEARS AGO

a special meeting Of the City
Council has been called fer 20
night, beginning al 9 o'eloek. One
Of the matters 70 come before
the meeting will be that Of con.
siderins certain provisions Of the
Southern Bell TeIephons Gem
psny's franchise with The city o.
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

confederste Memorial Day wss
observed yesterday when rnsn,-
bers of the Stephen R. Mallory
Chapter. United Daughters Of HE
confederaeY. wenS to ths local
cemeteries and placed flags and
floral offerings on the graves ct
"a Confederate soldiers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

The first quota, q men, 20 white
and seven colored, for the conser.
walton program in Florida, was
called today for examination and
proper application and regislra-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Miss Nellie Louise Russell and
Miss Roiina Curry win be Joint
hossesses 10 ihe Junior Momsn's
Club from J 70 2 e'eloek soniqhs
At the Senior Woman's Club. I3eT
Division Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Through the courtesy Of Norberg
Thompson the local post Of the
American Legion has been assured
of their trip TO Havana TO attend
the convention TO be held in that
city May 3, 10 and IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Key West In
Days Gone By
From
The Citizen Files
20 YEARS AGO

By raising vegetables in the yard
of the county jail, Leon Roberts
says he is not only combating
prices, but is saving the county
money and at the same time bro.
viding the prisoners with essential
yitaminS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

There was but enc marriage
license issued during the week
ending April ~ as shown on the
records in the office Of Judge
Hugh Gum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Everybody thinks he is being careful. but an Ameri-
dies every fifteen minutes the highways of the
ton
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

By a provision made BY the Food
Distributing Administration fer
Florida, Key West seems assured
Of receiving its fair share q; COM
modities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Mrs. Ed Saunders entertained The
Happy Gathering Club yesterday
afternoon at her home on Marsaret
St.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

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CT Hae ssa1es et Sram ghe ca,
isaAs aaszaaa4 sgsa5 ia iAS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08
N Ae R U DER
~ Hospital Statistics
Admissions

Mrs. Kaethe Bischof, Putin
Bay, Ohio, medical, 4-29-53; Jo-
seph Lukac, 724 B St., Erie Gar
dens, P. c., o., surgical, 4-29-53;
Eva Jones, 11O1 State ST., Port
Clinton, o., surgical, 4-3O-53; Alex
Sennish, Marblehead, Ohio, medi-
cal, 4-3O-53; Bernadine Wiley, Rt.
8, Oak Harbor, Ohio, medical,
4-3O-53; Mr.. Henry C. Wahlers,
42Oh E. Second St., P. c., Ohio,
medical, 4-30-53; Arthur Wooten,
Route 2, Port Clinton, Ohio, med
ical, 5-1-53; Mrs. T. J. Mackey, $40
Fremont Rd., Port Clinton, O.,
medical, 5-1-53; Edward Smith, Rt.
8, Port Clinton, Ohio, surgical,
5-2-53; Fred Schrader, 6O6 Monroe
St., Port Clinton, o., surgical,
$3.50; Janis Tarolli, 220 Lincoln
Dr., Port Clinton, O., medical.
$3.50; Mrs. Anna Sharpe, Cataw-
ba Island, Port Clinton, o., medi-
cal, 5-4-53; Mrs. Raul Erevia, Gyp-
sum, Ohio, medical, 54-53; Otto
Wodrich, 23O Adams ST., Port
Clinton, O., medical, 5-4-53; Mrs.
Russell Urban, Rt 3, Port Clinton,
O., medical, 54-53; John Black
well, Jr., LaCarne, Ohio, surgical,
$3.50; Susan Guthrie, LaCarne,
Ohio, surgical, $3.50; Harry Chat
fin, 513 Jackson, Port Clinton, O.,
surgical, $3.50; Mrs. James Stark,
Put-In-Bay, Ohio, medical, 5-5-53;
Mrs. Willard Yingling, 3O1 Locust
ST., Oak Harbor, o., surgical,
$3.50; Franklin Bovia, Rt. 2, Port
Clinton, Ohio, medical, $3.50.
Discharges
Charles Wilkins, William Ernst,
Mrs. Joseph Perry, DR.. J. C. Wit
ker, William Foster, Mrs. John
Gulau, Mrs. Alfred Parker, Mrs.
Robert Roberts and baby, Ray
mond Harder, Irving Yeager, Mrs.
William Rahm and baby, Mrs. Err
vim Goodeman and baby, Donna
Mae Dunham, Mrs. Lynn Sorg,
Mrs. Louis Wendt and baby, Rollia
Schott, Mrs. Guy Tunnell, Mrs.
Lloyd Tack and baby, Mrs. Ernest
Todd and baby, Mrs. Kenneth
Brewer and baby, Joseph Lukac,
Mrs. Leo Gardner and baby, Mrs.
William Brennan and baby, Bern
adine Wiley, Mrs. Malcolm Met
ca1fe and baby, Mrs. T. J. Mackey,
John Blackwell, Jr., Susan Guth-
rie, Harry Chaffin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Frederick Zeis, West
Fourth Street, will attend the
Mothers Day celebration Saturday,
May 8, at Miami University, Ok
ford, Ohio.
-csNy Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gard
ner, 40 S. Loop, Erie Gar
dens, are parents of a
daughter born April 30th in Ma
gruder Hospital. The baby weigh
ed Z lbs, 10 ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Warner
are spending part of the week a
their former home town, Grover
Hill, O., where they resided before
moving to Port Clinton.
Archie King will be the guest
speaker at the meeting of the
Mems Club, at the Trinity Meth
odist church here, Tuesday eve
ming, May IL, his topic to be "Om
Forgotten Security Asset" On
Thursday evening, May Ia he will
address the meeting of the Otta
wa County Firemen's Association
at Rocky Ridge, when his subject
will be "Plain Nonsense"
-.-:-
Spring gardening specials: pc a
moss $3.95 bale, Vigoro, 100 lbs.
$3.o9, Hybrid FL TO m at es in
plant bands, 5oc per doz. KIingbiel
Florists. Phone 3941.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

.~~y A daughter was born in
@ Magruder Hospital April
7 3Oth to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Brennan, Put-in-Bay The
baby weighed Z lbs, 3 3/4 ounces.
Spring gardening specials: peat
moss 1926 bale, Vigoro, 100 lbs.
53.o9, Hybrid Fl 70 m at o es in
plant bands, see per doz. KIingbieI
Florists. Phone 3941.
Mrs. Betty Fall entertained the
members of her sewing club a
her CataWba Island home, FRIDAY
evening.
-z A Z lb., 912 ounce son
@ was born May 1st in Ma
y gruder Hospital to Mr. anC
Mrs. Malcolm Metcalfe, LaCarne
0.
Dawn Clemons' 1st BIRTHDAY
was celebrated Sunday with fam
lily dinner at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clemons
Madison Street.
-. =
REMEMBER NOM with flowers.
We wire flowers everywhere. Call
3941. KIinsbieI Florists.
-.-:-
~Smg Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
~ Krofft, 514 Madison Street
are parents of their fifth
child, daughter born Saturday
evening in SanduSky's Providence
Hospital. Weighing 5 lbs, 4
ounces, the new arrival has been
named Christine Elizabeth. She
has three sisters and brother at
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

y 9th In Magruder Hospital
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lentz, 210
w. Second Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Foster we're
among the many Port Clintonites
who attended the show at the
Sports Arena Saturday evening.
Ezra Hiss, Veterans Service Of
ficer and Stanley Perry, Comman-
der American Legion Post 113, at
tended the American Legion of
Ohio Veterans Affairs Forum held
Sunday at the Deshler-W -Wallick Ho-
tel, Columbus. Howard Kuhlman,
Elmore, and Vance Champion, Ge-
noa, were also in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mortus
spent the weekend with friends in
Chicago and Lake Geneva, Wis
conSin.
MOTHERS DAY floral specials:
Rosebvshes $2.49 up, Hydranseas
S1.98 up, Mixed pots $1.98 UP.
KIingbieI Florists. Phone 394I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mooney, Jr.
of Wilson Ave. are vacationing in
Washington, D. C.
-:-:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Everett,
Wilson Ave. are enjoying vaca-
tion in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney, Jr.
and infant daughter, former Port
Clinton residents are now residing
in Fremont.
Mrs. H. w. F1orian, West 9th st.
and Mrs. John Entenmann, Toledo
will attend the Mothers Day cele-
ibration at Miami University, May
9th.
-:-.-
TUNE IN TO THE
OTTAWA COUNTY NEWscAST
At 4:3o MON. Thru FRI.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

-asv A son, weighing 8 lbs,
- 2 3/4 ounces, was born
. April 30th in Magruder
Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Heilman, 124 N. Railroad ST., Oak
Harbor.
Nearly forty members of the
Colonial Club took part in the
Monday evening party held in the
club rooms of the National Bank
Building, when a fish dinner was
part of the evening program.
REMEMBER NOM with flowers.
We wire flowers everywhere. Call
394I. kIingbieI Florists.
~.>,r An 8 h., 512 ounce
daughter was born May
y 5th in Magruder Hospital
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Isaac, 124
Center Rd., Erie Gardens.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Amato and
family, Erie Gardens, have pur-
chased the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Pitman, Jackson and
Fourth Streets, and will move into
their new home in the near future
Mr.. Amato is owner of the Port
Clinton Sales and Service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitman will move, before
June Is, to an apartment above
their Pitman Store in Oak Harbor.
The Pitmans also operate two stores
in this city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

engineer, dJLeLluSu UlStTlCL meet
ing of health department workers.
at Bowling Green Thursday.
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Sxn0 Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
~ Brown, Route 1, Oak Har-
Dor, are parents of an 8
h., 8 ounce son born May End in
Magruder Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. bud" Con-
ley returned home the latter part
of last week after having spent
The past month vacationing in
Florida.
Albert Wenger is spending the
weekend in Cincinnati at the
1ome of his son-in-law and daugh.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford.
.>>~ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fa-
- Der, of 425-7th Street, are
parents of twin boys Born
Nay 4th at Magruder Hospital.
The babies weighed 6 lbs, 151z
ounces and 6 lbs, 219 ounces.
MOTHERS DAY floral specials:
Rosebushes s2.49 up, Hydranseas
S1.98 up, Mixed pots $1.98 up.
Kiingbiel Florists. Phone 394I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quisno left
Wednesday afternoon for Cincin-
natl where they will spend
number of days at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Quisno.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

Mrs. Clayton Stout, East Second
Street, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Jadwisiak, Alice. Street, went to
Grille Hospital, Cleveland, Satur--
day to visit Clayton Stout.
Carl Keller, Steve Novak and
Lawrence Lucas, Standard Pro.
ducts, attended a meeting in De-
troit Friday.
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Mr. ard Mrs. Clarence Bullion,
Bethesda, Md, arrived Saturday
for a weeks visit with Mrs. Bull
lions sisters, Mrs. Fred Lutz, JEFF
ferson Street, and Mrs. Clarence
Perry, West Third Street.