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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
METHODIST ADULTS

Mrs. Osborne Hayden gave an
informal talk on Red Cross activ-
tiles in the county Monday even
ing when the Trinity Methodist
Young Adults group met in the
church parlors. The Perry Buffers
and Walter Wittenmeyers were
hosts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
BRIDGE CLUB

BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. G. E. Pehrsen entertained
members of her bridge club last
Monday evening. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Stephen Tren-
shaw and Mrs. Glen Chapman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
PAST CHIEFS PYTHiAN SISTERS

The Past Chiefs Of the Pythian
Sisters met at the home Of Mrs.
J. H. Gulau, Gypsum, Monday ev-
ening, with Mrs. Earl Adams as
co-hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
soRosls DINNER PARTY

SoRoSlS DINNER PARTY
Members of the Sorosis Club en-
tertained their husbands at din
ner party in Oak Harbor's War
ner Hotel Sunday afternoon. After
the dinner, cards were enioyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
BRIDGE CLUB

BRIDGE CLUB 4
Mrs. Ray Debien was hostess to
her bridge club Monday evening.
Mrs. Harold Raymond was a SUBJ
stitute player Mrs. Richard Coyle
and Mrs. Raymond were awarded
prizes. Mrs. Max Stephenson will
entertain in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

Funeral services were held in the
Gerner and Wolf Funeral Home
Wednesday afternoon for Frank
William Dracka, a., Jefferson
Street, who passed away Monday
in Magruder Memorial Hospital
following heart attack.
An expert tool and die maker,
Dracka came to this city several
years ago to join the staff at the
Port Clinton Manufacturing Com
pany. For the past year, he roomed
at the home of Mrs. Alvina Popka,
Jefferson Street. He was born in
Michigan, Dec. %, 1910, and spent
most of his life in that state.
Dracka was a member of the local
Eagles Aerie.
Surviving are the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dracka, Kingsley,
Michigan; one brother, Clarence
Dracka, Port Clinton; and two sis
ters, Mrs. Val O'Guyton, Detroit,
and Mrs. George Kress, Wyandotte,
Michigan. The body was taken to
Traverse City, Michigan, for burial
MRS. WILLIAM LANSTRA
Funeral services for Mrs. Will
liam Lanstra, 78, mother of Mrs.
John Braun, Port Clinton, were
conducted Thursday afternoon in
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Detroit,
DR.. William Mes officiating.
Mrs. Lanstra passed away late
Monday night in Detroit Hos
pital, shortly after she had been
admitted following heart attack.
Mrs. Lanstra had been in ill health
for several weeks and had been
visited late last week by her SON.
in-laW and daughter, Rev. and Mrs.
John Braun of St. John Lutheran
Church.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. John Braun, Port Clinton, and
Mrs. Fred Steiner, Detroit; three
sons, Erdwin, Oliver and Lambert
Lanstra, all of Detroit; ten grand
children and three great grand
children.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
SOCIETY
cATAWBA ISLAND

Sunday visitors in the Charles
Woodman home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Brown of Stoney Ridge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06


Pvbi.Asa y BOB REIDHR. Inc.
$3.50 Per Year - $500 Per Year Outside County,
rshsa every rriday Fifth street Port clinton Ohio
second class uDss Rss1 a At ss se Port cn''a o
The Capitol Spotlight
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ED, zzz=9Il. r.. s2
zEI zL IIlIIIIiI[I I2|8D 8D
lis still favorte meeting spot for Ottawa Countians
tomato growers out in force last week. for the
annual conference of Gamers Field Men and Growers of
Vegetable Crops for Processing. =.
-:-:-:-:-
THE EVENT -.,"a ~
lis sponsored annually by the Ohio Gamers Associa-
o the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the Agriculture
Extension Department.
AMONG THOSE FROM
this who attended the affair Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Jadwisiak, Mr. and Mrs Lyle Riedmaer Mr. and
Mrs Carl KAISER Mr. and Mrs Theodore Kaiser, Wilbur
Kaustermyer, Jim Teagarden Bud Boomer John Dam
schroeder Carl Sampson Leonard Krantz, Art Sandrock
Lester Luchsnger Jeff Kerr, Glen Kaustermyer Emer-
Auxter, and John Lohr.
INSURANCE MATTERS
. brought Dave Thierwechter into the capitol city, and
he took the opportunity to sit of the legislative
sessions
dean of the minority side of the House with his nine
terms from Tuscarawas County. is out to set record
on NO votes. Pat has record of voting
legislation than any other representative.
-:-:-:-:-
REPUBLICANS
got big kick out of the floor debate between Rep.
John Corgan Of Cleveland your representative over
the fight adoption of the code revision bill last week.
INCIDENTALLY
look for the Senate to scrutinize the bill bit more
carefully than the House membership did before it
passed hurriedy. unless the are caught the
bill could produce redfaces campaign time two
years hence
TWO WELL-KNOWN
figures returned to the House for visit last week.
John F. CantweI of Youngstown who had served as
House Speaker in the 98th Assembly, briefly addressed
the membership. did James NJ Carney of Cleveland
minority leader in the 99th Assembly, Cantwen was
route to Florida for rest and Carney had just re-
turned from the land of sunshine .. ..
BISHOP FITZPATRICK
highly-respected member from Trumbul County and
former majority flood leader. appeared many news
photos taken at the Presidents inaugural he was the
lone Democrat from the House in the official delegation
at the ceremonies. :.
-:--:-:-
REPUBLICANS
have flock of hopefus for the gubernatoral job if
and when Governor Frank j. Lausche should decide to
step down. he's serving unprecedented fourth
term and therere plenty who predict he'll come up for
fifth.
sap
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
REPUBLICANS
INCIDENTALLY

look for the Senate to scrutinize the bill bit more
carefully than the House membership did before it
passed so hurredy unless the errors caught the
bill could produce red-faces campaign time two
years hence.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
TWO WELL-KNOWN

figures returned to the House for visit last week.
John F. Cantwell of Youngstown, who had served as
House Speaker in the 98th Assembly, briefly addressed
the membership as did James M. Carney of Cleveland,
minority leader in the 99th Assembly. .Cantwe was
route to Florida for rest and Carney had just re-
turned from the land of sunshine. .
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

BISHOP FITZPATRICK
highlyrespected member from Trumbul County and
former majority flood leader. appeared in many news
photos taken at the Presidents inaugural he was the
lone Democrat from the House the official delegation
at the ceremonies.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

wayman A.M.E. church, 619 FIRE.
mont Ave. No.
His church had n membership
Of "a: II was non-soivent
church: he found hundreds OF
small debts and $500 due on
utility bills plus a $4,000 mort
gage.
When he made his first annual
report. he. with the help OF his
loyal members reported; a solvent
church; hundreds OF small debts
paid. a new chimney; a new roof,
a new gas furnace had been In
stalled and the entire property re-
decorated, inside and out.
Tho $500 mortgage has been
paid In full and they now have
$500 In the bank.
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last time we had been there anc
we were amazed to know this
young minister and his loyal wife
had spent many nights steaming
seven and eight layers Of old wall.
paper off the walls. They also
spent many weary hours scrub
bling old yarnish off the floors.
We thought they did most OF
the work nights because the chill
dren were asleep, but when we
asked them, Rev. Patterson said,
For the last 10 months ! have
had a Job working eight hours at
a foundry. During the rest Of the
day l attended 10 my church
work and no we had to do this
work at night"
That made him working three
jobs, but all Of them were well
done.
We asked him II he had any
special means or plan Of raising
money. Very quietly he said, Il
had an idea that al OF US should
share in the work OF taking care
Of our obligations and in order 10
do this ! asked every ono to CO.
operate. called this the self help
plan"
Each member was asked to give
$50. Many gave the amount, and
those who were unable TO give the
fun amount. gave what they
could. We felt the plan was quite
successful when we were told Rev.
Patterson reported having raised
s6,936.66 for all purposes the
first year.
The membership Is 90 ut pre-
sent. s2 members having been I'D
ded. We are sorry to report six
have died.
He says printing the church
bulletin with reports Of all monies
raised and disbursed has been q
large factor In his financial sue
cess.
Mrs. Marie Collins is a very
capable volunteer church clerk
who is responsible for the &C,
curate records and getting the
Bulletin out each week.
We told him he really was
working hard and we we're happy
TO hear him say he had given III
his foundry job. Hardly had We
said we were happy TO know II
when we were surprised TO hear
him say, "Oh. but since then
have been Fuller brush sales,
man"
We had laughed before we re-
allied II, In our mind we recalled
our knowledge OF Fuller brush
statesmen and as we looked at this
| quiet reserved man, we thought
how many doors must have been
shut before he finished his speech
He must have read my thoughts
for he said he did pretty good
but he is not doing any outside
work at present.
Mrs, Patterson told me they
had put tile on the kitchen and
bathroom floors She was happy
she could help her husband as
they both wanted their home as
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Monoay,
Aug. 10

wcco-v KsTP.rv .
$50 4 GODFREY TALENT SCOUTS
VOICE OF FIRESrokE-Musi1
Nadine Conner, lyric soprano. sings
Your Eyes Shine In My Own" from
Strauss Gypsy Baron" and the Grtd
"Dsh visni non t1rd1r' from Mozart's
''Marria7s Of Figaro Miss Conner
end the chorus ore heard in One
Nigh, Of Love"
700 I RACKET soUAD-Bunko casss
Romance Unlimited" with Chris Drdks,
tnost decorated Marine in World Won
III, Gnd GloTid Saunders playing sup
ortin7 roles. 4 qITl with romantic In.
sinudtions pluYs an insurance racket
on innocent CT victims.
JUVENILE IUhf-PGnsi
Juck Barry with q panel Of kids
ranging from three 10 ~ Yscrs.
7i3o MASQUERADE PARTY-Pansi
MONTGOMERY PRESENTs-DrGmd
RED Robin Rides Again" When two
cut-of-work actors invade Long Is
land mGnsion In the interest OF Anglo
American relations they find the In
habitdnts slightly wuckY end hlldr~
ious comedy results. Cast includes John
Eswland. Margaret Hayes, VGuGhdn
Taylor gnd Eliz551th Men'SomsrY.
Flowers from q Stronger" A fragment
Of q melody and the memory OF q bou-
quet Of carnations ere the two clues
that help q young woman learn the
truth about the passing OF heT motneF
20 years earlier, but not before meet
ing narrowing dangers from q man de-
tsrmined to keep the past q secret
si3o WHO SAID THAT?
WGl,sr KisrnGn, quote-mus,er.
500 4 BURNS N ALLEN-ComsdY
Ever been locked out Of the housef
George and Grocie 90 through this
normal catastrophe tonight, with enough
adventures 10 last them q "wtietins."
NAME THE TUNE-ouiz
Red Benson and Vickl Mills.
$50 4 COMMAND PERFORMANCE
sFAcTs FORUM
1000 4 BIG TOWN
Accompanied by the D.A. ond two
detectives, Steve and lorelei ere tGes
ing midnight trdin ride when On un-
seen killer marks them oil for dsGth.
ToDAYs HEADLINEs-Insrum
| lois S HAWKS WEATHER
1910 S HoRNERy SPORTS SHOW
1880 4 NIGHT NEws-Mecusn
OUTDOORS WITH CARNEs
lo:4o Z WEATHER notwithstanding
Io,4s 4 REGAL THEATRE-DrGmG
il,oo S STARLIGHT THEATRE-Movis
Il:IS Z SPORTS RoUNDUP-Moors
Il,7o 4 TWENTY oUEsTIoNs-ouiz
| DR.. Theodore 4. Dristlsr. president Of
Frdnklin end Mdrshdl college. guest
pdnelist.
ll,so Z NIGHT OWL NEws-Ball
Hiss Z NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE
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When we arrived at the par
sonage we found the family Mt
dinner. Rev. and Mrs. Patterson,
their three sons. Nelson Pryor III;
Samuel and stephen Pierre; also
Rev. Patterson's uncle, Rev. Mel
son Pryor. Presiding Elder OF the
st. Paul District OF the North
western A.M.E. Conference.
Soon the children had finished
eating and after speaking TO us,
they and their dag, Grady, headed
outdoors to play.
Rev. Patterson IL a quiet, SER
ious minded young man. with n
sense OF humor.
We noticed how the parsonage
had been done over since the
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One was Officer Hobie, one Sgt.
Wallace and Of course Officer
Griffin Of 5s7 Rondo Ave. st.
Paul.
Many questions were asked and
discussed and we were pleased to
hear Officer Griffin ask: How
can you generalize the sins of a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-07

Negro in Florida's history to COM
pete in a sectional qualifying
tourney for a national chompion-
ship here last June 20. when he
played in the National Public
Links sectional qualifying meet.
Graham was paired with two
whites, Mike Gihspie of the Mi
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itso 4 BETTER LIVING THEATRE
S ROLLER DEHBY-Sports
400 4 z. w. ZTEBAHrH--Nsws
5 YOUTH WANTS 10 KNOW
AIS SUMMER TriSE usA.-musie
Teresa Brewer cad Mel Tonne sing
'sWunds45aT" end lust knothsE Pelka"
tron On tan IN the Swiss Alps. Asls
sclo Is ''Yodsliu' live" while Teresa
siags You're NJ Everything" Gnd
On Top et Cl5 DUN kopt.
zoo PARADE
Animals Had the Idea First" Zoo d
rscior n. Marlin Perkins expands on
the fact thGt the bat hos an efficient
Tadar sYstsm; q snake wears goggles;
sq4ld use Jet pEcPulsion for looomo;isn;
end kan7Groos discovered the t.rsi
800 LAMP UNTO MY FEET
NO Place 20 Play"
nv RECITAL HALL-husie
Arthur Gold end Robert Fizdcis. duo
-piGnisis, guest Grt.s,s-
$3.50 Z NAN or The WEEK
Rcn Cochran, discussion chairman.
AMERICAN FORUM OF THE AIR
Senator Karl Z. Mundt tR.-S.DJ end
Representative Emanuel Csllsr tD.-N.fJ
discuss the topic: Should ConJEsssion-
al Investigating Committees Be AsEG-
400 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Story behind gold objects Of The
Inca and h1Ydn civilizations Of Central
end South America. ~ cout;Ship habits
Of the seal 90 Study Of African tribal
dances, including the r!tadlistlc spsdT-
ing Of live lion.
AMATEUR cHEF-Cookinq
$40 DATE WITH IUDY-comsdY
500 4 you ASKED FOR TT--VGrisiY
Art Baker, emceo.
OPERATION NEPTUNE
$50 Z YOUR PLAY TIME-Drdma
All the violent color Of East end West
meet in Budapest as resistance lecdsrs
battle for freedom.
SUPER GHOST-PGnsl
Dr.. Bergen Evons with the old pdrlor
gone.
500 4 TOAST OF TIE TOWN
I'd Sullivan. smcse; Roy Bloch and his
orchestra end tho Coo Poster Tods'.
cites.
BIO PAY.oFF-oui1
With RdndY Merrimun.
TOO 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATRE
Sir Cedric Hlrdwicks and Diana Lynn
in Best Seller" An English novelist
brought 10 America 10 lecture On his
idea that Life is wholly wiihou; mean
inq." runs into beautiful blonde md
hes his philosophy wholly changed.
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GOODYEAR PLAYHouSE-Droma
J,3o 4 Arthur MURRAY PARTY
Eudy vallea, host s1cee. Guests Ec!ncs
TirnaY Nelson, vsntriloqu!Su end ne
Stuart Morgan Ddncsrs.
500 4 RANGE RiDEh-W ssisrn
MIRROR THEATRE-DrGnr
I-efts Cooper sia-s IN "A hsPH'1ton
tsc;usin7 Peggy Ann Garner. story o. q
nonsnitY who becomes @ n1non1l hsfo-
$50 Nv THEATRE
FOREIGN NTHI5UE-MYstsrY
Robert Cunncn's colscGus. Helen De-
vis- IA hold as q hostage by On iron
Curtain country's secret pol.cs, IN thsE
efforts 10 track down On escaped CEN
800 4 FAvoRTTE sTORY-pruDc
SUMNER THEATRE-Movis
$40 4 MASTERPIECE THEATHE-Moyts
Coaatancs Bennett end Brian AhsTn
IN ''MsrrilY We Live" a w5ckY family
Is at IL GSdin. This time the ecPes
bstrisndtng trGnPs.
1000 S IODAY'S HEADLINES-Ingrcm
lo:Is 5 MAN WHO'S BEEN THERE
1890 HAWKS WEATHER PICTURE
1895 5 INTO THE NIGHT
ll.oo 4 SHOW PEOPLE-Musie
STARLIGHT THEATRE-Movis
li;l5 NIGHT OWL PLAYhousE-hovts
The sheik Stsps Out" with R1rncn
Navarro and Lola Lane. Romance n
this spTighaY comedy with plenty Of
1900 I NIGHT OWL EEws-san
l2:oS NIGHT OWL PLAYHoUsE-cont
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ami Police department, and Ralph
Allen, tournament chairman. He
shot an 1880 and failed to qualify.
However, he was well received
by the gallery and there were no
unplansant incidents.
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nice and comfortable a. possible.
Neither one OF them are afraid
Of manual labor as their work
proves. There was no money to
hire II done. so they did It.
She Is lovely housekeeper and
the fresh crisp curtains were very
cool looking. on the very hot day
we were there.
Rev. Patterson was born In an
AME parsonage in Pocatello,
Idaho, the son Of Rev. and Mrs.
III. A. Patterson, on August .,
I 1925.
He was only fifteen years old
when he graduated from high
school In San Bernadino, Calf.
He was the youngest graduate In
his class.
For a year he attended San
Bernadino Junior college and in
July. 1913 he went to River
Rouge, Michigan, to make his
home with his'uncle, Rev. Pryor.
He entered Wayne University
and left college in Dec. 1913 as
volunteer in the Marine Corps.
In Sept. 1e45 he was released
from service and re-entered
Wayne the same month. He
studied for two more years.
In March. 1915 he married the
fomer Miss Emergene Jackson. A
few months later he answered the
call and entered the Ministry in
Nov. 1916.
He received his first appoint.
ment in 1861, at the age of 26. He
was sent 10 Rogers Memorial
church in Willow Run. Michigan.
He came to Wayman in Oct.
1851. This is his second charge.
He plans to return to college
and finish his desired education
which was interrupted by his call
to Uncle Sam.
Our bouquet this week to Rev,
Patterson, pastor Of Wayman A
ME church, 619 North Fremont
Ave, Minneapolis, for a big job
well done.
quite by accident we saw
Jimmy Griffin on the television
screen with three other st. Paul
police officers. Instead of turning
the dial off, we sat down to see
| Just what Jimmy was doing with
the other members of the st. Paul
police department.
In less time that II has taken
me to type this, we were told this
program was the American Town
Hall Meeting representing DE
mocracy In Action"
That sounded interesting. and
because Officer Griffin was there
we decided to listen and look.
On the panel were Rev. l.. r.
Gillmest, Episcopal; Rev Cliff
ford Nelson, Lutheran; Rev. Ira
b. Allen, Methodist; DIR. Henry
e. Allen. University of Minnesota;
Father J. G., Vasiliou, guest and
the narrator was Bishop A. A.
Ieiske, Seven Day Adventist.
We tried to write the names OF
the police officers, but we only
had time to write three OF them.
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THIS IN THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD
"rn Go Where You Want Me To Go

When Rev Nelson Pryor ii Patterson promised his Bishop
where he sent be found big job waiting here for
him.
Although young years and in the service Of the church.
he accepted the challenge and arrived in Minneapolis in
October 1851 age 28 take charge Of the pasorae Of
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7slsNs;;op G;st;nas
Aug. 7--l3
1ai0au

hiaay Aug. ,.
wcco.Ty : KsTP.Ty s.
Gao Z TROUBLE WITH FATHER-consdY
TO BE ANNOUNCED
700 4 PLAYHOUSE OF sTARs-pruna
Comedian Eddie BTacken secs danger
road. as q sell-siyisd detective On the
"Smplcn Express,
5 DOORWAY TO DANGER
a conviction Of treason usGinSt q close
friend brings Agent Doug Carter enc
7s5o FooTLIcHrs THEATRE Drama
John Hodiak and NGureon O'Sullvdn
play a hdppily married couple whose
m1fruqs "a threatened on the eve Of
his departure oversees. An Intended
colonel roalizss women also serve.
even though they Ismaln az home.
CAMPBELL Tv soUEDSTACE
CHI Hali and child s;ur Ralph Lee
R9bsrson In bun Away" young
by finds q friend IN the idniioF OF
400 4Ty SHOWCASE
SPORTS REWSREEL
$3.50 4 NAN AGAINST cRImE-MYsisrY
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
s;45 S RAssLIH' WITH RUSS
500 Mr.. 6 MRS. NoRTH-Whodunit
r.Ca Tho Rocks The Norths psdcstul
week end comes TO q sudden halt when
a kalgg strikes during O barbecue.
S WRESTLING. HOLLYWOOD
500 4 INVITATION THEATRE
rocky KING. DETECTIVE
Tho notes in q decd columnists desk
lead InEDocior Kinq 10 tho murderer,
and enables him 10 expose an easy
money" rocket.
s,as 4 sTBARGL ADVENTURE
1000 4 THE WEB--mYs,erY
The Badger Come a net OF circum-
s,lnuul evidence arising out OF q
Matchmaking rocket traps q college
TopAY's HEADLINEs--Ingrum
Io,IS S HAWKS WEATHER SHOW
1910 S HoRNER's SPORTS SHOW
1890 4 NIGHT NEWS--MeCusn
s WRESTLING. HOLLYWOOD
Io,4o = WEATHER Notwithstanding
loi4S 4 PREMIUM THEATRE
Il.oo HoRNERs scoREBoARD
HOS S ALL STAR WRESTLING
unS SPORTS RoUNDuP-Moors
IIi7o 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHousE-Movts
RinnIs Barnes and Gilbert Roland In
ANGELS With Broken Wings. Young
ststs vancouver plenty OF obstacles II
the path OF promising marriage.
Has S STARLIGHT THEArRE-Movis
1900 4 NIGHT OWL NEws-Ball
laos 4 NIGHT OWL pLAYHousE--coni
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7ku.saay
Aug. IL

sac 1 LONE RANcEn-w..,.rn
PLACE THE FAcE-ouir
700 LUX VIDEo THEATRE-Dromd
Ann Sheridan pldYs q frantic housewife
who adopts q household efficiency
schedule to impress her husbands
pRAcNEr-crins casss
Detective Friday Is assigned to inves..
tigd,s tho mysterious disappearance OF
Ss-Yodl-old mother.
Ji3o 4 FOUR STAR PLAYHoUSE-promd
Merle Ch0ron In Sound OIL, My Love"
prcmutic story Of q wcmon who rsGuins
her si ToE6 G TarST Rpsl 1sss her h'
locke Cooper and Wandu Hendrix in
''Something Old. Something Now" u
young bridGl couples plcns tor living
hGpphY ever otter ere upset by q
500 I PENrKGoN CONFIDENTIAL
An kWOL cTmY serseGni's reluc,oncs
TO talk makes investigators suspect
end dlscover--cn orcGniEed sxtoTtion
racket T,, hin, The ssnk'; ...,
$40 4 LisERAcE-Musse
LIFE BEGINS At so--Pansi
Evelyn pinnin, 81, meets Mrs. Gsoryt-
und CdrhGrt. q colleague whom abe
. hsant s, ,ss9 .Ss y yssT''
John BdrdgrsY stars in ?. Scot, Fitr-
osruld's The Dance" dramatic per~
truYdl Q. tun-sssklng youth In the Wild
2os a young woman turns q coy
pdrty into q nightmare Of stark tragedy.
THE BEST or GRoucHo-cuiI
a female flyer who made news IN the
EOS end q couple with On unusuGl 90
elPGtion Gre Groucho's guests,
$50 CHINA sMTTh-Advsnturs
WHERE THEY'RE BfrIN'-Mr. Y
s.3s CISCO Kn-wsstsrn
1000 ~ THEATRE
5 ropAI's HEApLrNES-ingram
icslS HAwrS WEATHER
1910 5 HOhNERS SPORTS SHOW
1000 4 NIGHT NEwS-Mccpsn
5 PRIVATE SIMULTANEOUSLY
Her hoss' s.rdnge behavior leeds Susie
MacNdmGrd 10 suspect tho; she Is aeou,
70 hs fired
1910 WEATHER rowER-kra.Aans
lo.4s 4 HUNTING "Reminiscences
iisoo 5 STARLIGHT THEArRE--Movis
Has 4 SPORTS ROUNpup--Meors
ll,so 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHOUSE-kevis
400 4 NIGHT Owl NEWS-s1n
laos 4 NIGHT OWL PLAYHousE-cont
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Manssaay

w asa !, rsu NAMES THE sAMs1oul. :
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