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PORTER, colored, 6h-day wk. See
CENTER. 20oi West Virginia rave ave.
Naturalization Of porter open at
post exchange, Cameron Station,
Alex, Va; 13 days annual leave,
group disqualification. other employe
benefits. Call ia. $4,000. Ext. 1852.
FRESHMAN. experienced 2-color Mil
Ter, to act as working night fore
man. 4:30 pm. to 1890 am. Open
shop. Wonderful opportunity for
advancement. Excel. salary. Southern
city. Write Box 315-T, Star. -6
PRINTER-Floor man with some
SF tyPe 7Ops1s operator; nights; union: Gan
pHTNTEks, Al; 1IRsi0 4 mechanics, s14 per
day. to start, more If good. All
work in Arlington area. Rain or
shine. MY men haven't lost a day
in the past year. J. @. KYLE CO..
PR0DUCE MAN, experienced, for
modern super market: paid hospi-
talization, insurance: vacation plan:
6h-day week; salary open. Apply
FOOD TOWN, 1911 r. 1. ave. ne.
RADIO TECHNICIANs, good trouble
military eauipment desirable. M r Mr. HFo
MATH. .pU. 1852.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-Earn
big money pleasantly (street floor
Town q s sUBuRBANy BAN REAL AaTGoRsETlefii ESTATE I
CO. Ash Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
Z-4tOO. %
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Closers and canvassers wanted for
remodeling. heating. and plumbing.
We have men earning $4,000 per
with effort. Car necessary. S4O3
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. or call
JU. $4,000. -
statesmen, part or full time; door
to door; exclusive items. fast-mov-
ing; good comm. LO. 1929. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT for
large trucking terminal: good
ES hours and pay; pay LEHMANS g. TRUCK. s.
ave, ne. -3
SERVICE STATION MAN, must be
experienced and have local refer
ences. Ii. 4-S972,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
colored; must be 4-hour simonize
man and excellent car washer. with
refs. of previous employment. Call
MR.. SIMMS. HE. 4-9707. "a
sERvIGE STATION ATT ATTENDANTS rE6 1taS,nS
ABBY AopST'TlEu LEE PERsHING Ts; ING M ESQ, SSot
n; Pershing dr., Arl., Va, ia. z
SERVICE STATION MAN. immed
opening: exper, Apply PARK SpNoCS
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR.
white, age 25 to 40. Only well ex-
perienced man with local refer
ences need apply: Salary $50 week
plus comm. and vacation. BAR
RONS SUNOCO SERVICE. Wis. ave
sHEET-METHI aIid EtyHE al MECHANICS - Need
all-around mechanics for shop lay.
out and installation work. Cal
SHEET METAL WORKER, expert
eeneed in ducts and cutters. CAL
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and ex'
perienced plumbers helper. Apply
1246 Taylor st. NV, between
SHOE HOE sAiEsMAN-part time; guar.
anteed hourly salary; experience
| necessary. Apply ANSONIA 6HOf
STORE, 1119 F st. NV. %
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. fol
| family shore stores. Only thost
looking for advancement need ap
! ply. 2812 Alabama ave. s.e. A
SHOP FOREMAN - Lincoln-Mercur!
exper. a must; must have good refs.
excel. oppor. for man willing tt
work; paid vac. and ms; write
resume Of exper. to box 37-T, Star
SPECIAL POLICEMEN (colored). Ap,
ply AMERICAN RESTAURANT. 1906
9TH st. NV. A
parts: approved CT training. DAU-
BERS. 1920 18th st. NV. IS
STOCK manage 25-45, exper
preferable but not necessary Apply
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MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDE WANTED from 10th and T
NV. to TT. Meade, Nd. daily. DU.
7-4200. Ext. 702 Il
DRIVING TO ATLANTA, GA.-Leav0
Sun. afternoon; want two or three
riders to share expense. Call AID.
4-7S44.
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Machine Bookkeeper

Experiencde in operation of
N. c. r. 5000 or 3,100, or
Remington-Rand bookkeeping
machine. Permanent position
with old established real
estate and mortgage loan firm.
Pleasant surroundings. Air
conditioned building. 37L2-
hour work week. No Saturday
work. Lunches furnished free.
disqualification and life in
surance furnished free after
reasonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
ability. Opportunity for adj
vancement.
CALL MR.. BEAN, MA. S-2112
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Electronic or Radio

W1reman
Experienced, for work in stockroom.
One for swing shift and one for
graveyard shift. 81 to S1.25 hourly
plus night differential. Must be able
to be bonded. Apply
Natl. ElectronicS Lab, Inc.
1713 Kalorama Rd. NV.
8 to 4 Pm. Mon. Through Fri.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. experienced,
for large apt. house. dependable and
references; middle age preferred;
Apply 1921 Kalorama I'd. NV. Il
ENGINEER, civil. first class, exp.
in construction work, field or office.
P.O. Box l26, Wilmington. Del
ENGINEER-WRITER
Technical editor for COM
mercial and Government
publications. Must be well
grounded in electronic cir
cults and must have had
recent experience in tech
nical writing. Excellent
salary for one who can
qualify.
Call in person ga, or
phone for evening appoint
ment. Bring work samples.
Maryland Electronic
Manufacturing Corp.
5000 Calvert Rd., College PIX,
Md. WA. 7-9200.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalousie Enclosures, sketches or eSti.
mates free: all work fully guaran-
to pay. SECO SALES. JU. 5000.
ADDITioNs. ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial or residential.
ADBfTIoNs. TSSsis ALTERATIoHNHsS,' ATTrcs
Repairs done right. Call dav or
night. 10. 46577, HA. 2-S9s5.
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Dept A 1924 18th st. NV.
Washington 10. D. c. "
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COOK -HOUSEKEEPER-Live in; as
Sist with 6-yr.-old; other help en-
ployed; recent loc. ref. EN-. 2-4l47'
COSMETICIAN and drug clerk. Ex-
perience and reference required.
Good pay and good surroundings
Apply MERIDIAN HILL DRUG
STORE. 26O1 10th st. NV. 4
COUNTER GIRL, white, cafeteria: nc
Sat. or SUM-; 1l:30 am. to $3.50
pm; uniform and meals free.
Health and disqualification; vaca-
tion; paid holidays; sac per wk; to
start. Apply Mon. morning, 1921
ELECSTi'ROMATIC TYPIsT 1BM), with
PSM experience for position as pro-
duction assistant on national maga--
zine. Must be fast. accurate, neat
and able to work under pressure.
Excellent salary, 5-day week. down
town location, liberal retirement
and disqualification plans. Call RE.
1924, 8 to $50, for appointment.
a
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LADIES

Free gifts to your friends. Games
prizes, gifts. Have plastic party ol
become our demonstrator. Book
parties. Average earnings, $40 pei
hour. MRS. FREY, HO. 2-l044,
Plastics. 2314 r. 1. ave. ne. 9s
COMPANION, white, live in with in
valid lady; nursing experience help
full, not nee. Box 171-V Star. a.
dishes. counterwork and opportunity
to learn the restaurant business; no
experience necessary: pleasant work
ing conditions; no Sunday work
S45-week job. Apply SHOLL'S
NEW CAFETERIA, 1893 K st. NV.
See Mr.. Fajfar between 1912 am.
and PA pm. .
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HELP-MEN

GAS GENERATING PLANT FORE.
MAN experienced in the commercial
generation Of carbon dioxide. hydro
, gen, nitrogen, oxygen and acetelent
gases with some experience in writing
detailed Instructions and available
for part-tifhe employment for sew
eral months. State civil or military
experience and qualifications in let
ter with telephone number. Boz
SIT, Star. -5
HOTEL CLERK-60 years or over
experience not necessary. Call ME
8-8045 between am. and 2 pm
no children. class B: apt. plus S13;
month. Call ST. 3-7533. lie
JANITOR, colored; part-time po'
Sition. in ne. section; stoker expert
ence necessary. Apt. and salary
Apply DREYFUSS BROS, 101s
18th st. NV, MA. S-05S2. --3
JANITOR, reliable and dependable
must have good refs; excellent sal
ary; for small building. See MR.
KAHN at 110S 18th st. NV. 1t
JANIT0R for Sc. Wash. church,
S1,700 yearly: not full time. Boz
439-X. Star. =
JANITOR
for new 24-apt. elev.
building. Must be sober. reliable
and good worker. Good salary and
beautiful apt. Oil 10th st. NV. 4
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1sSa1 HERON SPdi spsfNG sfiSdY %SoRks. "ff 131d
Church st. NV. a
MILLWoRK MECHANICS, expert
enced bench and MACHINE men; men;
ce CO.. 2s0o S1OR KeniiWorth ave, Bladens-
burg. Md. UN. 4-S101. "a
NIGHT CLERK
Young man, neat appearing; good
with figures; willing to work from
II pm. to am, in front oft1ce
of downtown hotel: Apply in per-
HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. -
NIGHT SERVICE STATION ATTEND.
ANT-MuSt be sober and reliable;
hours, IL pm. to 7 am; age not
important: duties, island service ano
at Ga. ave. and Upshur st. NV. a
Webbendorfer. 1920. for black and
white work. Apply Ais 18th st. s.w
PAINTERs-Report to 709 Dorset
ave-. Kenwood, Md. 3
PAINTER %. sober. Call after 4
pm, OF. 4-9541. 4
PAINTER, must be thoroughly expert.
enced in spray work. Local refer.
enceS. TU. 2-1131.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT 70,
shopping center; must be active anc
JOHNSON, EN-. 3-1sO0 for appt
Patent ATTORNEY With sxpeFt
Star. -5
PHARMACIST-To ssIarv. onnort
for ownership; must be capable, all
around. conscientious; manageria
ability State refs. confidential
BOX 29s-X. Star. -5
PHARMACIST, to operate night shift
| in 24-hr. upper NV. neighborhooC
store All replies confidential. Boz
reg. in Nd. for relic
work; hours arranged to suit. Cal
UN. 4-S2S2. 4
PLAsTERERs. white. 1st-class me.
days if desired. 10. $3.50. 4
PLASTERERS. white. and plasterer'i
helpers; must be good for white
coat; $27 per day; long job. Cal
PLAsTEKERs. colored. Al mechan-
Ssees lss; large re ds, aos' sS steady work. tor
report Immediately. 800 blk. Ana.
costa rd. Sc. LA. 6-3454. LU
IPLUMBSER's HELPER. white, mus
have drivers permit; eXper.; G.
training avail Apply 1882 Ontario
PLUMBERS APPRENTICE-Experi-
enced. Apply 912 3rd st. NV OF
call MA S-4735. %
PLUMBERS, new construction tr
Alexandria; steady work on large
project. GEORGE F. WARNER &
CO.. 1918 9th st. s.w.. ST. 3-34S9
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS; must be
exper.; must have D. c. drivers per-
NIT. Apply STANDARD GAS AP.
PLIANCE, 2s13 14th st. NV. 4
PLUMBER, for jobbing and remodel
ing work; D. C. drivers permit
1st-claSs mechanic; year-arounc
job. Apply J. L. BATEMAN & SON
1904 r. I. ave. me-. no. 2-22OO.
a IPRw4
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HEEP-MEN

MECHANIC, experienced operating
front-end machine and rebuildins
front ends: salary open. WASH
INGTON SPRING WORKS. 141C
Church st. NV. -
MILLWORK MECHANICS, expert
enced bench and machine men.
union shop. TUROVER LUMBER
CO., $500 Kenilworth ave-, Bladens-
burg, Md. UN. 4-S101 4
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ADDITIONS

Alterations. repairs. everything from
roof 20 basement: screen porches
added; extra rooms built; garages:
driveways. screening. recreation
rooms: roofs raised or attic expan-
SION FHA-approved financing; 3
years to pay. Call now, today, for
free estimate. All work guaranteed.
GRIFFIN CONTRACTORS, JU.
AIR CONDITIONERS REMOVED and
stored for winter. We also service
and install all makes. All work
guaranteed. BETTAR REFRIGERA.
TION SERVICE. JU. S-4114. II
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SALESLADIES, ready -to-wear: expe.
rienced only; steady position; S6C
per wk. Apply 101S Conn. ave. NV
-3
openings for salesladies at Fort NC
Nair. Apply in person to Mr.. Green
Manager, POST EXCHANGE, Fort
McNair. 3
SALESLADY, age 25-55, for high.
class out-grown shop; good salary
conv to buSlines and excel. oppor
for advancement GOOD AS NEW
SHOP, 2400 Columbia pike, Arl
Ia 7-S672 =
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PORTRAIT PRINTER
Photographic studio; experience nee
essary. Apply in person.
HARRIS g. EWING
1913 F st. NV. See Mr.. Zanof1
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SAI,ESI,ADY

SALESLADY
Between 2O-4O. for ladies' apparel
shop, uptown Conn. ave. Attractive
salary, vacation. EN-. 2-2177. -5
SALESLADIES, with experience, for
Family Shoe Stores; only those
looking for advancement need apply
2812 Alabama ave. S.e. a
salary. A. GRANsKY. TAILOR shop,
sGHfs s7fsa; Aafs aftsr g.: sao. MSsr jA s4oS5 GA
sEAMsTREss,. white or colcred;
STEADY stead p PYOsitiSn; E1r excsllent SSs salary
SEAMSTRESSES-Must be exper. in
general repair work and alterations.
Good salary and working conditions.
DEBONAIR CLEANERS, 2612 Conn.
ave. NV. AID. 4-1000. 4
sEAMsTREssEs, ExPER; ON SLIP
SovEsRs. STEADY. APPLY III. G
SECRETARY, law of1ce; 35-hr. wk,
pleasant vorking cond.; rapid short
hand, cleo, typewriter exper. re;
SILK fed PREssERs SS soN thoroushis aS 'ae exper,
in cleaning, in silk finishing; steady
CLEANERS. eS1 EGSs 2s1s 61tsft; Conn. ave. NV.
sTENoGRxPHER for real estate Of
flee in Alexandria. Mature woman
not tied down by family responsible
ties Insurance experience helpful,
Give age, reference and experience.
Box 246-X, Star. 3
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TYPIST, with office work exper. for
bldg. material business in Alex. Va
Do not apply unless exper. Call XII
WAITRESS, white, exper., over 21;
full time. lunch and dinner. BE-
THESDA INN. 1926 Wis. ave. OIL
4-39SO or OIL 4-9S92. -
WAITRESS, night only, experienced;
good tips; must be reliable. FA-
NOUS RESTAURANT, 1915 N. Y
WAiTRESS, white. Apply PERRY's
RESTAURANT, $500 Georgia ave
NV. )
WAITRESS, experienced, part time
through lunch: no Sundays. LES.
TER'S RESTAURANT, GIL G st. NV
WAITRESS. counter girl, part time
lunch, no Sat. or Sun. work. Mr.. D:
Coffee Shop, 1927 Eye st. NV. 4
i TREsTAURANT, e 6f1 End st. me-. bet
SO. See MR.. GERACI. "a
WOOL PRESSER, WOOL VALET
INC, 5000 N. Fairfax dr., Arlington
Va. mr.. Kann's Arlington store. 4
GIRL, colored. wanted to help take
care of business. 720 Fla. ave. NV
LADIES, full or part time; expert.
ence unnecessary. Apply 1910 I
St, FANNIE MAY CANDY. 9S
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NIGHT CLERK

Young man, neat appearing: good
with figures; willing to work from
IL pm. to z am, in front office
of downtown hotel. Apply in per-
son to assistant manager.
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experienced only. Apply
in person. 1924 Conn. ave. NV. bs
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MEN-Part time for delivery work:
must be neat and aggressive. I'll
14th st. NV, Suite 917. IA"
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HELP-W0MEN
Addressograph Operator

Assemblers and Wiremen
Electronic, experienced only. for day
shift and swing shift. Apply
Natl. ElectronicS Lab, Inc.
1918 Kalorama Rd. NV.
8 to PM. Mon. Through Friday
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1953-10-03

Closers and canvassers wanted for
remodeling. heating and plumbing
We have men earning $4,000 per
year. Earnings are commensurate
With effort, Car necessary. S4O3 3
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SHENLEY'S

in better merchandise
good salary with liberal commits
sion. Apply
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10

reluctant to sell. If the state could
purchase the area, fill in the land
between Route 2 and the old
road, space could be provided for
parking many cars but the safety
angle involved in crossing the
highway would only be more COM
plicated. Any suggestions?
JOT
Put-in-Bay had its biggest
Fourth of July in years with most
hotels filled to the rafters by a.
m. Saturday. The harbor had so
many yachts, yawls and Sailboats
iammed into the space that it re-
sembled little regatta. If you're
planning to go to Put-in-Bay for
next months ILYA regatta, take
your sleeping bag as it's doubtful
if you'll be able to find hotel ac-
c0mmodations.
Evidently half of Port Clinton
and Gypsum was in Swayne Field,
Toledo, Sunday to witness the In
dianapolis IndiansToledo Sox
doubleheader and especially to
cheer Joe Macko, first sacker for
the Indians. With his dad, John
Macko, Cedar Street; his brother
in-law, Joe Camarata, numerous
cousins and friends in the stands,
Joe evidently had the jitters. Try
ing hard to please the Port Clin'
ton-Gypsum delegation, Macko
failed to get a hit in either game
and was charged with an error.
About the only thing Joe could
cheer about was the double vic
tory over Toledo which gave In
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10

JOttirags
Ry RAY SPERBER

Harold Jeremy is one political
candidate who believes in "Clean
Up-Paint Up" week. He has been
removing all of his political can.
didacy signs about the city and
has had few interesting expert
ences in so doing. Out in Erie
Gardens, several wasps had made
their nest under a Jeremy sign.
and the mayoralty candidate had
to kill the insects before he could
remove the sign.
JOT
One of the most dangerous
spots in the area is the bathing
beach along Route 2, just west of
the city limits, where scores OF
autos are parked daily and hun
dreds enjoy swimming. Some of
the bathers seem to think they're
immune to injury just because
their insurance policies are paid
up. Despite heavy traffic on the
highway, they take their good ma
tured time in crossing the road
and then brave death by opening
the car doors and standing practi-
cally on the highway as they use
their towels. Port Clinton Off,
cials can do little about the stu
alton as most of the bathing area
is in Erie Township. We under
stand the beach itself is owned by
an estate and that the owners are
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10

dianapolis more comfortable
first place margin over the run
ners-up, and his happiness in see.
ing so many home town friends.
Among those seen at the game
we're Gilmore Migala, Emery
Macko, Janet Sanford, Edward Mi
gala, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Macko
and Tommy Macko cousins Of
Joe's), Hark Selgo, Mr.. and Mrs,
Sam Rosiar and son, Sam, E-ale
Mccullough, Fred Johnson, Bert
Below, Junior Harrod, Butch
Podgurski, Henry Sivinski, Mike
Hrubco and Joe Lukac.
JOT
Mike Drusbacky, one of the
city'S 700 Club members, has been
officially notified that he placed
third among all 700 Club entrants
in this years ABC matches in Chi
cago. Mike bowled 632 in the big
tournament and will be sent an
other trophy to be added to his
collection.
JOT
When two of the National
Matches officials stopped in the
office Monday, we learned we have
been pronouncing the name Of
Camp lie Jeune wrong all these
years. The gu" is pronounced as
an "r" and thus it is correct to say
Camp lie Jerne." Major G. E.
Leipzig, who will serve as stats
ticial director for the National
Matches, tells us that the widow Of
the late General LeJeune prefers
the French pronunciation and that
Marine Corps personnel are
taught to say lie Jerne.
JOT
Postman Jack Miller has named
his sailboat "Salacious Sally" and
from all reports, she's aptly
named. Whenever Sally is taken
beyond the piers, she gets can
tankerous and wants to go back to
port.
JOT
Those seven owls which kept
things busy around the Madison
Street home of Mayor and Mrs.
Carl Becker have departed for
/ parts unknown. The mother owl
slept with one eye open and when
ever anything threatened any of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10

her six young 'uns, she became a
ball of fury. Carl still chuckIes
when he recalls how she took off
after a squirrel, grabbing and
holding on to its tail while the
squirrel chartered and scrambled
to gain freedom
JOT
Joe Macko redeemed himself
Monday evening when he helped
the Indians to defeat the Toledo
Sox, getting a single and a home
run in his five trips to the plate.
JOT
If you're really with it,, you'll
say hot jazz musician is "real
sanitary" if he's real gone" We
can't understand how the "sani-
tary" angle enters the hipster
language. Perhaps "unsanitary'
would be much more appropriate.
JOT
Just about the most ardent
Cleveland Indian baseball fan in
Port Clinton is our longtime pal
and co-worker, Jess Cotner, Mon
roe Street, who was the speedy
linotypist for the Ottawa County
News until stroke last year
forced his retirement. Jess never
misses a game and watches the
televised contests avidly. If AL
Lopez wants to quit tomorrow,
Cotner will take over and manage
the team. Come to think about it.
that's not such bad idea!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
ERIE GARDENS
MRS. STEVE NoVAK
Phone 2-5Aa4

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Putzke of
los West Loop have named their
brand new daughter Karen Ann.
She is welcomed by her sister
Linda, 2 and brother Albert, 4.
Mrs. Albert Putzke, Sr. of Cleve-
land is spending two weeks here,
visiting and helping to care for her
new granddaughter.
Miss Shirley Mccarthy of Lake
view, Ohio is visiting in the East
Loop home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lawrence.
How about the story an Erie
Gardens lady tells on herself. We
won't mention her name, but it
seems that when she first came to
| this country her husband took her
for drive, pointing out the beauty
Of the Port Clinton countryside.
She, however, was noticing the
strange mailboxes along the road
and at length remarked, "My good
ness, I've never seen place with
so many people of the same name
BLADE"
Michael and Inez Fishback of
Tannelton, Indiana were visitors in
the John Halstead home the past
week.
Mrs. Marsha Chaffin and children
are visiting with her sister Mrs.
Bertha Fall, South Loop, while
William Chaffin is in the hospital
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. Mcintyre, 721 D. Street were
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Brunty and Mrs Herbert McIneyre
and children, all of Racine, Ohio.
William and Betty Hitchings
have moved into the 142 w. Loop
unit, which was recently vacated
by Mrs. Ethel Barker and family
There were fewer BANGS ! ! ir
the Gardens on July 4th than or
previous days-workers who nal
shingles on the units took a holi
day.
Thomas Nichols and family, &C
companied by Rae Bulls who re
turned home after visiting Ginny
Nichols the past week, spent Sun
day with the Don Bulls family il
Holland, Ohio. Dwight Bulls re
turned for a weeks visit with
Tommy Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sharp an(
daughters, Linda, Susie and Kath!
were Toledo visitors last weekend
It is nice to know that little Be-
Macy, daughter of the Steve Nagys
is recovering satisfactorily from ;
severe case of measles.
Mrs. Goldie Dorr spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Rice and family, in Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wears ant
daughters of West Loop left las
Friday on a two-week's vacation
trip to Kentucky and W. Virginia
Visitors in the Joseph Fishe
home Sunday we're Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Fisher and family of Fremont
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
RETURNS FROM KOREA

Cpl. Frederick Fritz Whisner
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Boy d
Whisner, Fulton Street, returned
to San Francisco Wednesday a.
board the General Walker, after
Is months combat service in Korea.
Fritz phoned his parents soon af-
ter arrival. Due for his discharge
August Is, he is expected home
early next week to begin his fur
Tough.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
Cruiser Damaged
Near Put-in-Bay

A 36-foot cruiser owned by Will
liam Rufer, Canton, went aground
in a swell in Lake Erie near
Stones dock, South Bass Park,
Put-in-Bay, Sunday night.
Damaged on one side, the boat
was tied to tree to keep it from
sinking by a group of campers in
the state park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
STILL A'HAULIN'

Street Department workmen
have hauled over 35 truckloads Of
tree limbs, knocked down in re-
cent windstorms, during the past
week and will haul additional
loads to the lakefront dumping
area before the task is completed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
institute ENDS

With the awarding of diplomas
to 27 young people, the Toledo
district Methodist Youth Fellow
ship Institute was brought to a
close at Lakeside Saturday. Nearly
275 youths attended institute ses.
sions during the week, the Rev.
Carl Pierson. Rossford, institute
dean, reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
IN ARMY

Earl J. Sherwood, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Sherwood, State Rd.
enlisted in the U. S. Army at the
Toledo Induction Center Thursday