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REFRIGERATORS

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RUG, wool. 9x12, blue, luxurious ap.
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RUG SALE,

RUG SALE
Bayberry gray twist. Full
roll, ~ 1T. by 81 it. in: reg.
$10.95 So. yd.: now S6SS. Will cut
and make any size rug or install
wall to wall. Binding, 6Oc lin. yd.
8 all-wool hooked rugs. 3 #, by 5
IT., reg. S22.95. now $1495. Many
other bargains.
MUMMAS RUGS
o512 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6-s75s.
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SEWING MACHINES

SINKS. new, double. With base
cabinet combination; new 4-burner
EaS ai stove 70 2-ssol' Mon. tnroush
SOFA-Duncan Phyfe sofa. excel
cond:; 500 or best offer. Call ia
SOFABED. blue-gray. 2 yrs. old
S14O or best offer. EN-. 3-943i.
SOFA AND SLIP COVER. like new;
orig. $500. Sacrifice to highest
bidder; d1es after 8 pm, Mon. oL
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FURNITURE
cpErTATC TOnAV

$1S.a5 mig. end cockt. tbls. S1l.95
$3.50 timed oak tables -- 1900
$l29.50 maple bedrm. suite 1895
S1S9 mig bedrm.. dbl. dr.--1l9.OO
$69.50 Hollywoods. compl.- 1895
$249 maple din. rm., 7-pc. 1875 90
$S9.95 chrome sets, 5-pc.--- 1895
SOS. so wool rugs, 9X12 6995
KING. So0a GEORGIA Ave. Ju a-hSal
Evening star., 1953-05-08

PIANOS -. Baldwin. Acrosonic, spinel
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. Equip
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
EXCLUSIVE At HUGO woRcH
926 9 st. NV.
Estahlished 1879
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LUMBER

LUMBER
Open All Day Sat. and Sun.
Weekdays Till Dark
in. plywood, SllO; other
cuttings, all thickneSseS. HALF
PRICE; odd stock doors, mldgs., cab.
wood cuttings, new replacement
screened doors (many with heavy
Rrills), S. and less; window screens;
3-ft. redwood pickets, 15c; framing,
Sheathing l0c; shelving, 15c and
1Sc. GENERAL MILLWORK CO.,
1900 Knowles ave-, Kensington. Md,
IO 5-D3lI
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share with another business girl,
cony, tranSp. ia. $4,000 Ext. 796
GOVT. GIRL will share room in pvt
nome with one other girl. Call after
Il u m TIL "a dIO,D
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PIT. in n. W. Pvt.
urn; except linen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
Wheat Crop Price
Support Is Set

The u. S. Department of Agri
culture has announced a national
average price support of not less
than $2.20 bushel for 1954-crop
wheat. This minimum support
price is 80 percent of the August
Is wheat parity price OF $2.45.
Support for 1953-crop wheat, now
eligible for loan and purchase
agreement, is a national average
of $2.21 a bushel.
To be eligible for wheat price
support in 1854, producer must
(D be in compliance with his 1854
wheat acreage allotment and all
other 1854 allotments which have
been or will be established for ba-
sic commodities in which he has
an interest on the farm, (2) obtain
wheat marketing cards for all
farms in the county on which he
has an interest in the wheat crop.
A minimum support price is an
nounced at this time in accord
ance with forward pricing" pro-
visions of the Agricultural Act of
1949. Ii the wheat parity price
as of July 1, 1854 (the beginning
of the marketing year for the 1854
crop is higher, the support level
will be increased to reflect 80 per-
cent of the wheat parity price at
that time. In no event will the
support be lower than the $2.20
national average announced in
this release.
The 1954-crop wheat will be sup
ported through farm-storage and
warehouse-storage loans and by
the offer of the Commodity Cred
it Corporation to purchase wheat
delivered by producers under pur-
chase agreements. Loans and pur-
chase agreements will be avail
able from time of harvest through
January 81, 1855. Loans will ma
ture on March 81, 1855, or earlier
on demand. Producers who elect
to deliver wheat under purchase
agreements must notify their
county Production and Marketing
Administration Committee with a
30-day period ending ON the ma
turity date for the state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
TOLEDO HUNTER
Dies IN MARSH

William F. Henzler, 81, presi-
dent of the Henzler Mfg. Co., To-
ledo, died Unexpectedly Friday
while duck hunting in western OF
tawa County, the Bay Bridge state
highway apatrol reported.
Henzler was hunting with anoth-
er Toledoan, Herbert Schulz, g.
when he complained of pain i'll
his side shortly after $3.50. He was
assisted to a boat and was being
taken to the clubhouse near Bono,
when he died enroute. Both HEM
ler and Schulz belonged to the
hunting club.
Mr.. Henzler had operated his
tool and die manufacturing plant
for the past 10 years. He was g
member of st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Barton Smith Lodge, F
and A. NJ, Scottish Rite, Zenobia
Shrine, Grotto and Elks.
Surviving are the widow, Mar.
gareta; a daughter and a SON
one sister and two brothers.
Services were held Monday
morning in the Foth Mortuary
Toledo, the Rev. Carl Zehner Off
ciating. Burial was in Toledo Me.
mortal Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
Dibert Joins
2O-Year Club

Lloyd Dibert, Port Clinton, who
completed 20 years oi employ
ment at Erie Ordnance Depot this
month, was given membership in
the EOD Twenty Year Club and
welcomed by the organization.
The combined years of service
of the % active members of the
Twenty Year Club represent to-
tai of 862 years of federal and
military service with Uncle Sam.
The service records of Port
Clinton members total 367 years,
and those of Oak Harbor mem
bers 279 years.
Members are:
Harvey Battrell, Lucille Bat
trell, w. B. Woolley, Leroy An
salvish, Guy w. Lotridge, Emery
S. Whiting, Carl B. Wills, Clarence
C. Smith, Milton G. HEIR, William
S. Wolf, Burton E. Hambly, Hugh
MINER, and Lloyd Deibert, all OF
Port Clinton.
Ferd F. Deppensmith, Leroy w
Deppensmith, George w. Fader
Clifford M. Fielder, John G. Eel
der, Otto Girsberger, Norman c.
Warnke, Killean C. Winnie, and
Byron Sahloff, all of Oak Harbor
Clifford Snider, John Tettau
Ernie Grobe and Milton Floro, OF
Lacarne.
George Atkinson, of the post.
Joseph M. Braddock, of Lake
side.
Col. Harry H. Needham, one OF
the original organizers of the
club, and a charter member, is
commanding officer of Ogden Ar
senal, Ogden, Utah, at the present
time.
The membership roster lists
three retired members: Harmon
Schultz and Louis Finken, Oal
Harbor, and Hans C. Jensen, Por'
Clinton.
One member, Rudolph Nehls
Oak Harbor, was killed in a traf
fic accident last. July.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
Close Conrrissary
At Erie Ordnance

There were two dozen more
families food shopping in Port
Clinton, Oak Harbor, and Lacarne
this week as a result of the clos
ing of the sales commissary at
Erie Ordnance Depot.
The commissary was ordered
closed by telephone call from
Headquarters, Second Army, in
the interest of national economy.
The possibility of the closing of
Erie's commissary was reported
last August when it was one of So
selected for study by the General
Accounting Office as there was
doubt about their reason for exist
ing because they were located, as
explained, in heavily populated
areas where personnel could shop
reasonably at civilian stores.
The commissary building will be
converted into storage space for
supplies, and the commiSsary
cQuDDlifcIlI Will NC OCSidl GU CASCoo
and transferred within the mill
tary establishment.
One of the oldest activities at
Erie, the commissary was opened
for operation in June of 1918, and
has continued in operation ever
since.
Among its customers for rations
Through the years have been the
depot troops, the Ohio and Penn
sylvania National Guards while in
training at Camp Perry, the mill
tary groups in charge of conduct
ing the National Matches each
summer, Rossford Ordnance De
pot troops, and the coastguards
men at the Marblehead Life Boat
| Station.
Representatives of government
activities from Toledo to Cleve
land, and as far south as Mans
field, have been commissary per
nit card holders, as well as re
tired members of the Defense ser
vices living in this area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
Home COUNCIL
WORKSHOP SET

Ladies, Friday, November 18th
is your lucky day this month. The
Home Demonstration Council is
holding their annual Christmas
Workshop at St. Johns Lutheran
Church in Oak Harbor. This year
the council will feature Christ
mas Decoration That Children Can
Make" Gf you wish to make these.
please bring any old Christmas
cards, shears, and ribbon), ''Huck
Toweling" and "Basketry."
Along with these various work
shop classes, exhibits will be made
in the hall. One exhibit is to be
made up by any of the homemak-
ers that have special hobbies, and
that could be you. If you do have
a hobby bring an example and
we'll display it. This meeting will
begin at 10 a. m. and workshop
will be carried throughout the
day, so come and stay as long as
you can. A sack lunch dinner will
be eaten by the group at noon
with tea, coffee, etc. to be made
at the church.
After the Christmas Workshop
the classes for Tailoring and
Lighting viii! be made up. The
homemakers that will participate
in these classes will have en-
rolled by that time. If you are in.
terested get in touch with your
Home Counsellor or the Home
Demonstration Agent located ir
the Post Office in Oak Harbor.
November 10Th the hooked rug
leaders will meet with the state
specialist to learn the points of de
signing and hooking rugs. After
this meeting the Township grouI
will meet under the supervision
of the leaders.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
EOD Workers Go
On Winter Schedule

Beginning Monday, Nov. 16, new
duty hours for employees of Erie
Ordnance Depot will be from 7:3C
a. m. to Ais p. m. Excepted per.
sonnel will be those working in
the utilities, communications and
security functions.
Lunch periods will remain 4s
minutes in length, with the oper
ating divisions having lunch time
from 11:30 a. m. to 1915 p m.
and the remainder of the post
from IL noon to 12:45 p. m.
Armistice Day was a holiday for
Erie Ordnance Depot employees
as for all government employees
and as will be Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 26.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
All CLUB LEADERS Get AWARDS
AT ANNUAL ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT

Salem-Oak Harbor school audi.
torium was filled to overflowing
last Tuesday evening when All
Club members, parents and friends
held the annual All Club Achieve
ment Night program.
Doyle Sommer of Martin was
general chairman. Honorary All
pins were awarded to Auctioneers
Ed Tank, Martin, and Howard
Overmyer, Elmore, for their out
standing assistance to the All pro-
gram.
Other awards from the All
Council were announced by Mrs.
Ralph Clayman. Chosen to attend
1854 Ohio Club Congress were
Lyle Ganske, Ann Browder, Reed
OeStreich, Sue Crozier.
Persons selected to attend the
1854 leadership camp were Eileen
Clayman and Frank Brough. Two
names, Norma Burning and Ken
meth Risch, were announced to
attend 1854 Conservation Camp.
Funds for Conservation camp are
provided by Turtle Creek Game
Protective Assn.
Honor Club certificates we're
given to Mudcreek Boys, Blue Rib
bon Boosters, Bay Township Jolly
Stitchers, Portage Mohawks, Sun
beam, Graytown Jolly Homemak-
.ers, and Genoa Busy Boosters.
Advisor certificates for five
years of service were given to Mrs.
Avonefle Angus, Mrs. B. B.
Brough, Roy Shaffer, and Mrs.
Raymond Bloom. Ten year certifi.
Gates were given to Mrs. William
Dreier and Mrs. Leslie Hellwig.
One fifteen year certificate was
given to Carl Wargowsky.
Every All Club member COM
pleting a project during 1858 was
given membership pin and fair
prize money by the Oak .Harbor
Fair. Certificates of completion
were given by the Ohio Agricul-
ture Extension Service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
Genoa Juniors
To Present Plav

Robert DeKreon, publicity man
ager, reports that the Junior Glass
of Clay-Genoa High School will
present its Junior. Class play,
"Wish on the Moon," Friday eve
ming, November 20, at 8:15 in the
high school auditorium.
Cast in the play are Deanna Nc
Farland, Lenore Slivert, Susan
Hook, Diane Renick, Jim Hack
Lorna Lau, Joyce Sievert, Carl
Krukmyer and Ernie DiMasso.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
Genoa Loses To
Perrysburg Team

Perrysburg gridders chalked up
their first victory of the season
Friday night by defeating Genoa,
"a to 6. Jim Schimming crossed
pay dirt for Genoa's only score
in the first quarter.
Phil Whitner scored twice for
the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets
while Fred Wideman, Bob Brooks
and Frank Kos pushed over the
other tOuchdowns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
TAKES OVER STATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cornell, Ere
mont Road, are the new operators
of Kelley's filling station and gro
cery, Fremont Road at Laurel Ave-
nue.. The former operators were
Roy Duvall and his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Ray Haskins.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
TRUCK ON FIRE

Port Clinton Volunteer Firemen
were called to Myers Market,
Route 2, east of the city, Friday
night when a transport truck
caught afire. When the firemen
arrived. the truck driver had re-
moved the battery and the fire
was under control. Damage was
confined to the battery and wir-
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Ed Kirk, Herman Kohlman and
Kenneth Giesler were in Tiffin at
the Northern Ohio Breeders Assn
on business. Ed is the county di-
rector while Herman and Kenneth
are voting delegates to the annual
meeting.
Harold KardatZke reports the
North Central Egg Coop annual
meeting a huge success. He said
so many people came that the
hosts ran short of lunch. Good
news said Harold is the cash pay
ment of 25 cents per case on 1948
patronage. You will get these facts
in detail from your annual report.
Meeting dates you will want to
keep record of are as follows:
November 13-Xmas Workshop
November II - Northwestern
Ohio Health Meet at Bowling
Green.
November 18-ExtenSion Service
TV Show with Jim NeSSle.
November 10 = Black Swamp
banquet.
December ! - Outlook Confer
ence, Oak Harbor.
December 3 and 4-Elliston Min
strel.
December 8 - Outlook Confer
ence.
December 8 - Farm Bureau
Council at Luther Mylander'S.
December 16-Farm Credit Meet
ing, Tiffin.
There will be 40 to SO fertilizer
demonstration in the county next
year using IVA fertilizer. iva
stands for Tennessee Valley Au
thority. The fertilizer is produced
there as a part of their electric
research program. The material is
then sold to farmers for demon
stration purposes. Ottawa County
was allotted 60 tons of 331a % nj
trogen and Is tons of $3.50 phos
phate. We will try to summarize
these results at the end of 1861
crop year. Committee in charge o.
this program includes Leroy Her
ring, w. F. Rofkar, Arthur Libben
Luther Mylander and Leo Martin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
SENATOR DON ROLF

of Cincinnati and Rep Roger Cloud of DeGraff /.
comprise subcommittee assigned to the tough task of
drafting legislation for Ohos highway program to be
considered in January in line with mandate from the
people who voted $50Omion dollar bond issue for
construction
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
SUB COMMITTEES

of the Legislative Service Commission due to bt
appointed soon to make study of workmen's compensa
on problems of aid for aged in Ohio and water pollu
ton . .
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
THE ELECTRIC ROLL CALL SYSTEM

will be installed in time for use on the JAM II ses
according to House Clerk Carl Guess. money for
streamlining was made available by the Tooth Ger
Assembly
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
HECTIC TIMES

of the postwar have made this "The Age of
Anxiety. in the opinion of Kline l.. Roberts, majority
floor leader from Franklin County. he's made number
of speeches the subject. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
SOME DEMOCRATS

have urged Governor Lausche to expand the Jan. II
session with special call to consider payment of bonuses
to Korean War veterans setting up machinery for the
state board of educaton and appropriation of funds
determine the feasibility of north-south turnpike
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
JOHN ]. LYNCH, JR.

Veteran House Member from Mahoning County.
missed election to the municipal bench in Youngstown by
very narrow margin. in fact Lynch held lead until
the very end of the count he's undecided about return
ing to the legislature next year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-13
The Capitol Spotlight
COLUMBUS OBSERVERS

still trying to figure out their mayoralty election
which Jack SennsennbTenner-th who
didn't have chance'-sweep entrenched machine
out of city hail.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-27

bern Sa6arbeiter ser Se9nif uno Der
9anonirtidaft, au6 SausangeItente
pornebmlib meibli6en @elble1ts.
8ollten aber, mas berIt6nolib lit, ole
Samilien mitfommen, ergaben iid
iofort bie eroBsan S1pierisfeiten.
auf bie 5abarbeiter aber 1paren oie
friegs5erltorten elropdii6en 26noer
fiir ibren @ieoeraufbau ielber onge-
tpieIen. Oie auriidbleibenoen ssan1i,
lien beoeuteten meiIt cine io5iale 8e-
laltung obne proouftipen @egenpert.
0tm rnuBte allo oos Sbpergemiht
Der Iusipanoerung ipeniger auf Ja6-
arbeiter als allf lanonirtibaftli1 ein=
geItelte WenIben legen, oie in
0elttlblano ooer anberspo i'm mort
mortliden Sinne feinen 8ooen mebr
fanoen. Sn Ser 2anb1pirtI6aft ipielt
Die Sanilie als mitarbeitenoes @Iieo
altb cine gang an0ere Holle ais in Ser
Snoultrie. go bat ii6, na6 oen gum
Sell enttduidenoen grfabrnngen ser
pergangenen Sabre, Die slufgabe 6es
Snternationalen Iusipanoerungs SEQ
mitees babin oeroi6tet, in erlter 2i=
ME, neben Sausangeltelten, LAMB
mirti6aftli6 (un)tatige Meni ni6en fa=
milienlpeiie in anoeren 8eltteilen
unter5ubringen.
@elbe slusli6ten bieten ii6 nun
oofiir? Ser letten Sauptperianm=
lung oes &omitees baben iiberleeiihe
geationen umfangrei6e, man m0dte
falt lagen perlodenoe BIGne unter-
breltet Die niht MIR Ser meni6liden
aufiillung ibrer freien H1ume, ion=
bern ou6 Der Sebltng ibrer Broouf=
tion oienen iollen. Sn poroerIter Gei=
be lteben babel Horo= uno Siio=@me-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-27
Nahkldngr CUR kriinunu
hpr pnglifhptt knntgtn

8enn Der ,ltontb', Oiele berpor.
rasenoe 3eitidrift, 0ie BON SEN Sc:
luiten in 2onoon berausgegeben miro
eine gan5e Summer Oem greignis
Der &r0nung piomet, 10 lit oaS Elm
8elpeis bafiir, oaB geraoe Die &atbo,
lifen ben religioien @ebalt oieier
sSeier am beiten 81 lpiiroigen wiIien.
Ssn Slim uno 9funofl1nf fonnten iid
Millionen au6 auBerbalb gnglan0s
einigermaBen oen 5auberbaiten @lana
bieier 8egebenbeit porIteQen, unb
nidt tpenige lperoen oie irnge, lie,
bensipiiroige sSrau belpunoern, Die
nit 10 piel snmut Die i6nere 2aIi
Der &rone trdgt.
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&atb. &irhen5eitlng' - iiber Dem
duBeren Brllnf ioaten mir nidbt Der,
eeilen, baB oabinter Elm tiefer Sinn
perborgen lit, Der nl1r aus driitliben
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-27

i rita. Brdiibent giienboiper min Die
Dan6errtngsihranfen pieber Iof-
fern iiit6 in ben iiadjften 5tpeii Ssssabbreii,
entiprebeno einem Mntrag an Den
aongreB, rlino cine 8iertelmiIlion
gnropaer bereinlaiien. graiilien, bas
2ano elmer groBen 3ufunft, min Inn
leine @roBItdote, insbeionbere nm
Sac Baulo rnb 9fio De Saneiro, grit
ne @iirtel Ieget1, Inn oie StabtbeboI-
ferrng nnlnittelbar nit @emiNen,
Sriihten uno Weilbproouften peribr-
gen gu fonnen. Greiuno5tpan5ig groBe
bauerlicbe Sie6llngen nit ie bunoert
5amilien iino oafiir borgeieben 8ei-
tere sman5ig &olonien iepeils in ben
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nno glagoas. Seoer bereinfommenoe
enrop1ilfe Bauer miro nit brei &i-
ben, 5tDei S6lpeinen, einem Siibner-
bolf uno allen erforberli6en LAMB
pirtihaftlihen @erdten ausgeitattet
Deroen. Sic Soften, Die bonn Staate
uorgeidoilen iperoen, belaufen itd auf
a6t- Bis 5polftaulenb Collar fin bos
@ut. Cine 8er5iniung oieies &apitals
erfolgt crit pom oritten Sabre an. Die
Silgung ser @elamtilmme erltredt
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iteat fiinfbunoerttauleno &cres 5lt
SieOlungs5tpeden in oem noroli6en
Sell ser Brobin5 Santa Sc bereit.
&anaoa min in oieIem Sabr iiber bun-
Observation-Disclosures ausnanoerer auf=
nebmen sluItralien, in Dem glei6en
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angeboten. sluHalenbertpeiie feblt,
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blnbraulenoer Strom bur6 0dmme
un0 Stautperfe in elm rubiges Sabre
lpaiier geleitet 1poroen.
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