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IAkOMA PARK. ID, C.-Semide-
tached brick; & rms, omatie
heat garage, storm windows; inn
mediate posSesslon; SIl,95O; easy
terms. Call MR.. LUECK, Ma. j.
nUtu; ewes WO R-51.s3
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CRESTWOOD
EXECUTIVES HOME

One Of the finest homes available in
WASHINGTON for such a reasonable
price. ,Center-hal plan; modern
Colonial with very spacious rooms.
LjV. rm., din. rrlo den, powder
rr., buffers pantry, large Kitchen
with breakfast nook, large screened
porch With tile floor; second r..
has 4 fine bedrmS., 3 baths: 3rd
fl. has . bedrms, bath and ample
storage: bSn,f. has richly paneled
CLUB room with firepl. aud complete
bar bath servants quarters and
laundry room; breezewav TO Gear
garage wooded lot Estimated re-
placement cost today S55, 600:
price firm So, 900 To inspect
call Mr.. Evans teyes. WO. 6-0290)
with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
5000 Conn Ave KE 7-ls00
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MT PLEASANT-Det.; bedrms
Z S,rp rpoFches, fuli bsmt.,, quiet ST.: j
term terms 10 oniy Sgaos s1sanS Ssh9ol; very 5000
CO., RA. 3-343l til 8 pm. 40
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Modern, comfortable. one
bedrm. apt. i'll a desirable neigh
borhood at 500 U St. NV. Near
Georgia and Florida ave. car lines,
Flee. refgr. and range in kit. Rental
$3.50 per mo. incl. heat and hot
water. SHANNON & LUCHS GO,
L = A.l.Ll
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lNE -ANsWERING SERVICE

= WI tStHUiIAIItu. tAceIIenI IOca-
tlon. air-conditioned bldg, unlimited
ment to inspect. call ST. 3-6636
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U. $. 1-3 MI. S. QUANTICO, VA.
81, 500 down. Vacant cinder-block
bids. @5 It. oy 65 IT, Suitable for
many small businesses or ants.
apt. almost complete. variety of
shower stalls. etc. Equipment to
complete several apts. if desired.
Price. $1,000. Bal, S75 per mo.
VIVIAN V. COLDICOTT
Call Day, Ewes, Sun. King a-nO60
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VT. PLEASANT, 1923 Hobart st.
n.W.--3-unit house e. units furnI:
mo. income. S194 besides owners
nv quarters. Priced very low. AD.
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SILVER SPRING = 2-hcdrm. brick
Cape Cod. sar. Ige, lot S135 mo.
KENSINGTON HEIGHTS-2- -bedrm
brick rambler, washer. dryer, TV;
Sl5H.
WHEATON-3- -bedrm. Cape Cod: den.
very nicely fCrn. Acre lot. beauti-
SIG ER AND co. Lo. 4-s3S3. HE
4-Sl93. Il
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64O5 Y ST G z

2-story Diet. brick, 6 rms. and bath,
!,ul 5smt, gas heat, fenced yard.
a mi. from D. c. line. Sis per
mo. Also. 5401 Belt ave. s rms,
$40. Now available. BUSADA REAL
~ co. 44l3 Southern ave. s.e.,
10, 9-S50U. 20
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GROCERY STORE, (on wheels). doing
$3.50 wk., short hours. $1,000. TIA.
9-1110. :
L:H.k., II rms. completely furn.:
inc. over 500 mo. plus apt; total
price, 500, owner i'll. OWENS
REALTY Me S-04Sk
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KIGGS RID. AND 5. DAKOTA AVE.--
2-rm. brick semidet.,. with fun
$1,000. BEERS BROS. till 3, Ju.
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BRAND-NEW
8-UNTT Apt

O-U M I, AZ I ~. w.
This handsome detached BLDG. III ex-
cellent condition, is near 18th st.
and is avail. for first time. All
apis. are we'll arranged and equipped.
Have . bedrms. and bldg. has lovely
lawn, full bsmt. with janitor's quar- =
tiers: oil heat, etc. Income over
$4,000 yrly. and tenants pay for
own gas. eiec. Good terms, with low
cash payment avail. to responsible
purchaser and priced low for prompt
sale. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors
1920 K st. NV. EX. 3-1S11.
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HOUSES URGENTLY NEEDED-un.
furn. only upper NV, Beth, Oh. CHI
Md. JOHN T. HARRIS REALTOR
o506 Conn ave. NV. EN-. 2-S400
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BRIGHTWOOD

-, b1NIN1T1 WUNJIJ
Close to all schools and transu.. in
line area, Sl,500 down and $40
per mo. will buy this immaculate
Semidet. brick 5-rm. home With
bsnt. and built-in garage. Call Mrs.
Dawson. WO. b-4l62 for appt
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
healtor. l224 14th ST. AID. 4-2Oo6
CHILLUM-TAKOMA AREA
Modern. 6-rm., semi-det. brick homes;
Isl-nf. powder rms; some with
carpetlng; terms. Ewes, RA. 3-S553.
AuERBACH e. CO.. DI. 7-650I
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= 90, all utilities furnished For IN
formation. call OV 3-5173 or TIE
6-9212. Commonwealth and Monroe
aVeS., Alexandria Va.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

. IMWEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Several 2-bedrm. and one 3-bedrm
homes. Very reas. Full bsmt.. Excel
cond. Cony. to National Airport
Pentason. FIT. Belvoir. Near schools
shopping center, transp. Call SO
5-9lO0 weekdays, 9 to } pm.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
l34 N. Kings Hwy, Jefferson Manor,
Alex, Va.
NEAR NICHOLS, ATLANTTC-Vacant,
ork., : bedrms., scr. pch., recr. rm
gas steel constr: settled couple,
no pets; SllO. 10. ;i-6SS9 a
NV. quiet section-Det. brk-.
center hall, 1st-f. den and powder
fm., " bedrms. and = baths. DIET,
garage. Reasonable rent. Ewes,
call OIL. Assoc.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. o-Hr1S an
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HAYWOOD GARDENS

MT. RAINIER. MD.
AVAILABLE OCTOBER l
Just across the District line: bus
fare; conv 10 shopping center ana
theater; excel. bus tranSp.
Excellent apartment with reception
hall, liy. rln, dinrtte. bedrm., kit
and bath, SIS, incl. utilS.
Plenty OF parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person, WA. 1920.
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CLEVELAND PARK

bLONhS TO ST. AIMS
Semidet. brick home. Wide side-hall
entrance liv. rm, with fireplace.
separate din. rm., den. and attrac,
bath on End A.; oil h.-w h; beauti-
fully landscaped and fenced ward.
Reasonably priced. Shown BY appt'
Call NJ; Shqman, DU. 7-7595.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO
Nea!LoI. ~ l4th. st. AID. 4-2OO5.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

1926 18th ST. N.W.-Large compl
redec. effic. In elev. bldg; furn, or
unfurn. AID. 2-1951, Ext. 400, or
LO. 5-4254. Il
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FOR RENT

4 BEDROOMS AND . BATHS
NR. HECHT'S AND KANN'S STORES
Brick home. S rms, cloSe-in N. Arl.
Al cond., newly dec. on large cor.
lot; oil h.-w h., bsmt., outdoor fire.
place, etc.
Can be used as . apts., 1st and end fl
On tranSp; walking distance to fine
schools and churches. Rental only
Sl36. 30 mo-: lease required
GROVES REALTY
IA. 5-1244 ia. 2-4645
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NFW HANTpsuIpr pr---Aur-----L Aur-----AnLr

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
S27 Nicholson st. n.e.-Large 2-bed-
room semidetacned house, with
fenced-in rear yard, full basement.
gas heat; Sl10 mo. Immediate
occupancy. SIDNEY z. NENSH &,
CO, MA. S-6440. II
NEWLY DECORATED, tWo-year-old
broom brick; paneled recreation
rm.; fenced rear yard; close to
transp.; S110 per mo-; vacant.
TOWN G. SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-41OO.
VICINITY NAYLOR RID.
And Alabama ave. S.e.-6-room brick
house: ) bedrooms. modern kitchen
gas heat; front porch; deep lot
convenient to elementary school,
shopping centers and movie: GOOD
bus service. Phone LU. l-3300.
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CHEVY CHASE

Very spacious rambler, lge. bright
Nv; rm;, sep. din. rm., lge. Kit.
dishwasher and disposal. 3 bedrms,,
baths; beaut. yard: excel. transp. !;
SO mo. For appt. to see call Mrs.
Reeve, OIL 2-9375 or co. 5-D1 -
FLORENCE V. CIUFFREDA.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 1909 Military
rd.--6 rms, bath, den. sun porch;
garage; gas heat; excel. cond.; now
avail. at Sis per mo.
EDW: H. JONES a. CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. WO, $4,000
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COLLEGE PARK. 1925 Knox I'd
1-bedrm. apt, dinette. liv. rnn., kitch-
en-; near transp. and shopping CEN
ter; conv to Md. U With all utlls
furn.. $S4.50 UN. 4-2956 or JU,
9-H06o
HYATTsvTLLE. MD.-3-rm, and bath,
bath. second-f floor apt; arm. e.
apt apt. A All avail now. A. Fl. sE1DEN
SPINNER. Realtor, WA. 7-1010;
eyes,, WA. 7-469s. Il
APIS. AVAIL. at Cobur Terrace. 510o
Defense hwy, Blsdensnurg, Nd:
bus stop at door. WA. f-276s. .
TAKOMA PARK bedrm.. liy. rm;,
> kit, dinette and bath; $3.50, incl
utils HE, 4-1194 or JU. 9-750S.
COLLEGE PARK, MD. e5o1 Rhode
TAKoMA -bedrm.. 4-unit
brick. excellent location: 81" mo.
Rockville, MD.-New a-bedrm.,
duplex apt; S5a5 .;oo tenant s1s' fur
:so3o3o: RS. 3-05so. >
ONE -BEDRM., liv. rm., kitchen apt.
909S Baltimore blvd. College Park,
Mo: 500 mo: WE. D.! 1o. -
SILVER SPRING - stiff. 2-bedrm.
apt: near Pinev Branch and Flower;
only Sa5. BEERS BROS, JU. 5-7611.
GAIIHERsBURG-3-bedrm.. garden
apt: brand-new; close TO schools
and stores; 500 mo. plus utilities.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, INC. Poplar
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-7515 Maple
ave. 6nr. Silver Springl; new de
apis. Ipr2pared for -cond. units
garbage disposal, individual thermo-
stats. utilS. furn.: l-blk. elementary
school. walking dist. jr. high. $50 ia
500 mo. JU. 9-1315. Ju. 5-3966
ewes 20
STRATFORD PLAZA--Large airy -
bedrm. apt: S9S5 incl utils. S1l3
University lane. Silver Spring. =
EXTRA LARGE / and . bedrm apis. :.
close to transp., shopping center.
schools; 53rd pl and Defense hwy
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GUESTHOUSE--Home plus income;
approx $1,000 annually; entire
home III immaculate condition.
prime location. EVENINGS phone
DE. 2-1245. THOS. j. FISHER 10
CO, INC, 73S 18th st. NV. DI.
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4752 Reservoir rd.
NV. NV. at Foxhsll rd is a 3-bedrn,,
6aagsee, red hrk. home. Ewes, EN-. ..
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EFFICIENCY, S63 MO.

NEAR BUILINII FIELD
2l0 Oakwood st. Sc; first floor, lge.
liv .rm., dinette, kit, bath, in mod.
62family bldg: parQuet floors; ]
or :! adults. RE. 7-3126 or 10.
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By OWNER. 1925 Legation st. NV,
Chevy Chase. D. C.-Brick and
and :. baths, screened porch, fin
lshed heated Bird Il. Maids room
and bath in bsmt 2-car det. ta-
rase on deep lot. Excel cond,
throughout Only few blocks from
churches, schools and stores Prica
reduced For inspection call EN-.
81 GIL or Ia 6-541l
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CATHEDRAL AREA
SA Al EAASL1
LARGE RPIGHT pnnAEc

LAHGE BRIGHT ROOMS
DE tlnctlVe. most complete. finest
quality. l4-year-old brick Colonial
IN excellent condition; wide through
center reception hall, liz. rm IL
9fary. powder rm, din. rm.. break
Iasl rm' immense screened living
RMS, 3 BATHS upstairs: lee % ma
hogany paneled recreation rm. Win
pullt-i IN bar Servants quarters ard
1u!l bath II bright bsmt.; e-car "a
rage. Well Handicapped level lot
iuoxlS5. Many fruit and shade
planning. APPROX SIn d00 CAsE
BALANCE IN ONE TRUST, Fxcep.
tional property, most desirable
financing. Office open til q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
BY Leroy Bergemsn

Port Clinton's Legion Juniors
baseball team, managed by Don
Wood and Dick Enderle and CO.
sponsored by Post 113 and Kelly
Dunn Motor Sales, lost its fourth
consecutive game at Anderson
Field in Fremont Friday evening
when the Fremont Legion Juniors
outslugged the locals, 10 to 8.
Trailing 10 to Z, Port Clinton
narrowly missed tying the score
in the last inning when they push
ed two runs across before FIRE.
mont pitcher Curt Bowser could
shut the gates.
Bergeman, pitching for Port
Clinton, opened the inning by
singing, stole second, took third
on Louie Balls grounder, and
scored on a passed ball. Bud
OhIemacher reached first on an
error, thefted second and third,
and scored on catcher Otermat's
throwing error.
Fremont's two-run scoring squirt
in the first inning was broken up
by a superb double-play, Enderle
to Tibbs to Mooney.
In the third, Martin and Enderle
singled for Port Clinton, Mooney
sacrificed and both runs scored
when catcher AL Jensen smashed
out a long triple.
Bergeman scored an unearned
run in the fifth when he reached
first base after striking out and
the catcher dropped the ball. Roy
went to second on the catcher's
throwing error, stole third and
came home on another passed
ball.
Tibbs singled in the sixth and
took second on an error. Zibert
sacrificed the runner to third. En-.
derle reached base on two-base
error, Tibbs scoring.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
NORTH BASS
MRS. MARVIN cRossLEY

Mrs. Pete Fox and son spent
several days in Sandusky last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ersel Maynard
celebrated their wedding anniver-
sary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hartlaub had
as guests over the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. ChaS. Leiby of Cleve-
land Heights and Mrs. Hartlaub'S
brother VIM. Axtell.
Mrs. Edwin ]. Otis and children
Jonathan and Deborah of Battle
Creek, Mich. are visiting here win
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires and her
mother Mrs. David Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fox, Petite
and Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Fox and granddaughter Mile spent
Sunday afternoon at Put-in-Bay.
Mrs. VIM Dempsey was to Put
in-Bay Saturday.
Mrs. Waldecker, Mrs. Maynard,
Stanley Wires and Mrs. Crossley
were Port Clinton visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs. Leslie Monok and daughter
Millie of Detroit are spending a
week here with her parents, Mr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
LITTLE LEAGUE
LEADERS TIED

Port Clinton Decorators continue
to hold first place in the Little
League but darkness came to their
rescue Monday evening when their
tilt with the Ohio State Contractors
was halted as the score was tied
at Gall.
The Decorators now have rec
ord of three wins and one tie
Ohio State Contractors is last with
one tie and three defeats.
In the first game Monday night,
The Herald players outslugged
Miller Motors, II to 8. Jack Payne
and Bob Fritz divided pitching and
catching chores for the winners.
The Herald team is second with
three wins and loss while the
Miller Motors have one victory
and three defeats.
The Decorators were to meet
Millers Wednesday afternoon at
4::3O while the Ohio State Contrac-
tors met the Herald team at 6.
Monday afternoon at 4:30, the Dec
orators meet the Herald at Stand
ard Products field while the Ohio
State Contractors play Miller Mo-
tors at six.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
Teagarden Heads
O. II. Knights

James Teagarden, Oak Harbor,
has been elected grand knight of
the Oak Harbor Council of the
Knights of Columbus.
Other newly elected officers in
clude Paul Hodulick, Genoa, dep
uty grand knight; Louis Meng, Ge-
noa, chancellor; George Slovak.
Martin, recording secretary; Ken
meth Michel, Oak Harbor, warden;
Wilbert Lochotzki, Oak Harbor.
treasurer.
Joseph Fletcher, Genoa, advo-
cate; George Babka, Genoa, inside
guard; Clayton Meinke, Oak Har
Dor, outside guard; F. E. Boomer,
Oak Harbor, Norbert Darr, Ere
mont, and Peter HermeS, Port
Clinton, trustees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
Softball League
Plays Thursday

Trinity Methodist was to meet
Erie Ordnance Depot at GAS in
the first game of the Port Clinton
Softball League at Waterworks
Park this Thursday evening, while
the Carroll Township Quants play
the Oak Harbor American Legion
nine under the lights at eight.
Next Monday evening, Erie Ord
nance meets the Quants at 6:45
while the Oak Harbor Merchants
play Trinity Methodists at 8.
Games in this league are played
each Monday and Thursday eve
ming at the Waterworks Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
Koenker Named
For Legion Post

Walter Koenker, Genoa, was
elected Wood-Ottawa Division vice
commander at the American Lee
gjon convention in Put-in-Bay
Sunday Ernest Craven, Perrys-
burg, is division commander, sue
ceeding Jess Miller, also of Genoa.
Elected First District comman.
der was Clay Edie, of Findlay,
while Clarence Brockmyer, Maui
NEE, was elected vice commander.
ship, was elected vice comman-
der.
Named as Ottawa County dele
gate to the national convention to
be held in st. Louis early in Sep
tember was Jess Miller, Genoa,
with Clint Fehlhaber, Oak Har-
Dor. as alternate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
Genoans Hurt In
Train-Auto Crash

Seven Genoa residents were cut
and bruised Sunday when a train
hit the front end of their car
which apparently had been stop
ped too close to the Pennsylvania
Railroad tracks at the Fostoria
Road.
Fred DeLeon, %, driver of the
car, told State Highway Patrol
man Max West that he thought he
had stopped far enough back to
let the train pass.
Treated for cuts and bruises at
st. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo
were Mr.. and Mrs. DeLeon, their
daughter, Irene, 18 months; Ber-
tha Tregio, II; and Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Ochoa and their seven
month-old baby, Arlene.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

and Mrs. Simon Fox.
Mrs. Geo Bowers and family
were to Sandusky, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morey Wolf and
family spent the weekend here at
their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Dopps and
baby spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Ersel Maynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stonerook
and children spent the weekend
in Sandusky.
Mrs. Geo. Petry and son and Mrs.
AL Lorman and son of Cleveland
are staying at ''Petry's cottage"
Betty Bower spent the weekend
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Bower.
Omar Meyer of Sandusky has
seventeen boy scouts camping out
here on the island.
Elwood Shafer of Sandusky
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bower.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
LITTLE PORTAGE
MRS. c. w. BuNNINc

Helping Fred Lenke enjoy Fa-
thers' Day were Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Stein, Judy, David and Nancy,
Mansfield, who spent the. weekend
here; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Joseph,
Patty, Maurie Ray, Freddy and
Terry, Fremont; Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Rochester, Larry, Peggy, Jerry
and Dennis, Oak Harbor; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Edwards and Jane. Find
lay; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lenke,
Ricky and Tommy, Harbor Road;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lenke, Danny
and Paul, Oak Harbor; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lenke, Carol, Dicky
and Jimmy, and Donald Lenke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
LITTLE FIRE DAMAGES

Firemen were called to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Myers, 213 West Second Street,
Monday afternoon, when fire
threatened their garage. Believed
to have started when their son,
Terry, was cleaning a paint brush
with gasoline, the fire was quick
ly eXtinguished by the firemen
with little apparent damage to the
garage. Mrs. Myers used quick
judgment in backing their car
from the building and the Port
Clinton Volunteer Firemen were
commended for the rapidity with
which they reached the scene and
eXtinguished the blaze. Two gar
den hoses were burned as well as
the paint brush.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
TEEN-AGE LEAGUE

A meeting of all players and
managers of the Teen Age League
will be held this Friday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock, rain or shine, in the
High School Stadium, Bill Mack
reports.
Boys aged 13 to Is are eligible
to play in this league and may
sign up with any of last years
managers or at the Lake Erie
Sports Store. Play is to start Mon
day night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
Holland Heads
Elrnore Legion

Lewis Holland has been elected
commander of the Elmore Ameri-
can Legion Community Post No.
279, succeeding Stanley States.
John Deitemyer was chosen as
first vice commander and Glenn
Eoff is the new second vice COM
mander.
Others elected include Donald
Roberts, adjutant; Richard Neeb,
finance officer; Paul Loertscher,
sergeant arms, and Howard
Kuhlman, chaplain. Installation
will be at the next regular meet
ing, Thursday, June 25.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
LEGION JUNIORS FIGHT BACK BUT
LOSE LEAGUE CAME AT FREMONT

1; two base hits-Bowser, Mich
aels: three base hitS-Jensen; Stol-
en- bases-Bergeman 3, Ball, En-
derle, Mooney, Michaels Q; bases
on balls-off Wood 4, off Berge-
man 6, off Bowser l; struck out
by-Wood 4, Bergeman 5, Bowser
9; wild pitches-Wood, Bowser;
passed balls-Otermat 2, Michaels
2; losing pitcher-Bergeman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
Fremont Gridder
Hurt In Accident

Jerome Jerry" Surratt, 19-year
old former Fremont Ross High
School football star and Erie Ord
nance Depot employee, was criti-
cally injured early Saturday when
an auto in which he was riding
hit an abutment in Route 20, west
of Clyde.
Unconscious in Memorial Hos
pital, Surratt has skull fracture.
compound fracture of the right
leg and internal injuries. Charles
Jones, 19, also a former Ross
gridder and driver of the car, suf-
fered less severe injuries.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
AT SUMMER CAMP

Ten youngsters enjoyed a weeks
stay at the Methodist Church's
Camp Craig near Medina. Rev.
and Mrs. Miller and Miss Mary
Jane HaSkins served on the staff
Attending were Forest Garner,
Lynn Jenkins, Karen Miller, Jean
Woolley, Mary Louise OMAN, Mar
tha Dykes, John Butler, Barbara
Bon, Skip Eshelman and Wynn
Mayhem.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

SPORTS
MARbLEHEAD MERCHANTS GO
ON HIT SPREE TO DEFEAT VlCKERY

Marblehead Merchants baseball
team went on hitting spree at
Vickery last Sunday banging out
Is hits good for II runs for their
third Firelands League victory in
four starts, winning 11-2.
Scoring five runs in the first
and four in the third inning to
sew up the game, the local lads
built up a 100 lead and the second
stringers took over in the 9th in
ming.
Marblehead's pitcher, Ed Gay
dosh had a no hitter until the
sixth when Vickery's Parkhurst
singled. He struck out 8, walked
none and had a shut-out until the
9th when an error paved the way
for a single run. This was Eds
second victory of the season. Wick
ery's pitcher, Menier, struck out
10 while walking 4.
In the two big innings for Mar
blehead, 5 doubles were clouted,
two by Joe Woods and one each
by Joe Monak, Ed Gaydosh, and
Joe Smorgala, scoring runs on
10 hits.
The Marblehead Merchants will
play Clyde here at Marblehead
this Sunday June %, 2 p. m. for
their 5th game of the season.
Score by innings:
Marblehead ........ 5O4 OO1 O10-11
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
IHNAT JOINS ROSS

John Ihnat, native LakeSider
who recently has coached football
basketball and track at Willard,
and Paul Raines, former football
coach at Tiffin Columbian, will
join the coaching staff at Ere
mont Ross this fall. Raines will be
q backfield assistant and Ihnat
will work with the line and teach
commercial subjects.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
JASLoVE EURS LOSE

Port Clinton's JaSlove Furs lost
a close game to the visiting Sol
diers' Home team from Sandusky
in the Athletic Field Sunday after
noon, Z to 6. Votz hit home run
in the first inning with two men
aboard to get Sandusky off to a
good lead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
BOYS SLATER ILL

Gerner and Wolf ambulance
made an emergency run from
Camp Perry to Mt Carmel Hospi-
tai in Columbus Wednesday night
when Jerry LOCKER, II, Columbus
delegate to Boys State, became
i'll of appendicitis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
CHILD BREAKS LEG

Michael Lemon, three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G.
Lemon, Gypsum, suffered frac-
tured leg late Wednesday after
noon when he stumbled over an
older brother, Jerry, 10, while
playing in their yard. He is a pa
tient in Magruder Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiseman and
family were among those from
Port Clinton at the Peace Memor-
ial rites in Put-in-Bay Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

Miss Carol Collins, daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Hrupcho, has left for
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to visit
her great aunt, Mrs. Harry Haigis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

Runs-Myers 2, Unger 3, Bow
ser 2, Miller 2, Michaels 1, En-
derle 2, Jensen l, Bergeman 8,
Ohlemacher 1, Tibbs 1. T. Martin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
HOW TO MAKE UP YOUR MIND WHICH IS THE
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You can tell 1t by its
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You can tell ii By its
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Fu-time Power Steering plus Power Brakes as
standard equipment. These, with double strength
shock absorbers, pioneered by Chrysler. This
easier safer way of driving is yours in Imperial You
can try it today!
Evening star., 1953-09-05

what | believe is the last groun Of
lotS, for sale in close-in Silver
spring. Everything is in. Price,
$3 900 per lot. An excel. location.
Can quickly. MR.. BLANCHARD,