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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER $50 2-dr. Champion,
ivory . and green. 2-tone; q. b.,
milsage. ST .575. %. s.9s1sc. Wv go 20
STUDEBAKER Al 4-dr. with 194S
motor; r. h.. turn sigs:, Sc. new
clutch, brakes recently refined; excel.
GnS 9sst LS Ssc s Sses
r. and h.. Cd. fully equipped, good
tires; excellent cond.; S495. XII.
sfiuDERBAKER Al champion 2-door.
S125; heater and overdrive; private
owner. RE. 7-0692. Apt. 302. 2Is
WHY'S 1916 station wagons, Cd.
clean; $395. HUNTER MOTORS.
Willis WAGON 81 "e"; r.. and h.,
new tires. 3D. 1895. Other sta.
ton wagons to choose from. JU.
s-I1S5. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
wILLYs 194s all-metal station
wagon: r. and h.; oyerdriye: looks
and runs, good; $495. BLASS IS
CLARK Florida ave. ne. AD.
WHY'S. 1853 Falcon de luxe o-dr.;
with 1904 miles. Heater defroster
and turn signals. Must sacrifice for
S995. Bank financing. KIRK MO-
doRs co, 1000 Georgia ave. IA.
WHY'S SO new cars Factory war.
ranty. liberal discounts. trades.
Bank financing. SLIGO MOTORS.
y wlly spr Rsaer Md peg u.s. Sis 9g sys 81:
EXECUTIVE CAR 1853 Nash States
man; clean, fully equipped. AP.
1-UOOO I'll
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 40 1la-ton state; new motor,
offer. Mr.. CARLTON, Ii. 3-53S5.
c 1s.v p En- 1858 dump truck: less
OWNER. JE. 3-952o. -2l
WILLYS 1-ton tow truck and crane
ROW MCKEE SERVICE STA STATION 5St
18th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-7i00.
FORD 1853 sedan delivery; $500 and
s .asa over payments. Redwood s.
$3.50 or best cash offer. FA. .-53i2,
FORD 1850 P-s nat dump: Is IT,
appreciated; 81 ,095 or best cash
R SFfii ri Sasi is4e pickup E K!Bl.a
BOOK value. .RA. 5-Is5b. ~2i
FORD 1851 oickup;. good cond. with
eater RE. 6-6330. "a
FORD So pickups or panels Want to
make the deal Of a lifetime and get
a at truck that stu smells new2 We
week. Call or bring your present
truck title and Euarsntee. LOGAN
.FoSddnl, I'LL 18th st. NV. DI
CHEVROLET 1947 Loadmaster, dump
truck for sale: very good cond. !;
$500. OIL; 6-6765. -2l
condition: $3.50, MR.. WATKINS.
20; 2:2l0l; weekdays. al
DODGE 1949 half -ton pick up; r.
and h.: very. good condition. Call
CH H RGtET' 1850 half-ton pick Msi up;
very clean; 1900 miles; $685.. JU.
5-2632 90
CHEVROLET 40 panel delivery:
radio. heater. excellent motor and
tires; a very good buy: full price.
1895. cash or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-
3-Ol42. Open Sunday. 10 to 4.
DODGE 40 1is-ton state: motor less
than VI. old. hydra. Eft gage. new
paint: best offer. Mr.. CARLTON,
Ii. 3-53S5. -o1
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CHEVROLET 1852 2-dr. sedan;
gorgeous black finish set Of with
cleaning chrome; equipped with
custom de luxe seat covers, r. and
Of the best '52s in the city. Il
won't stay long for S1,195. Low
cost GMAC terms if desired.
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
$3.50 M st. NV. AID. 2-1629
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ILLUSTRATORS
1851 Chew. c.o.e.: 1915 wAo2T; 1919
GMC 426: 1850 GMC 623; l94S
Mack: 200 Crmm;ns: 1919 Broc.
80 slpr: 19tS Dod~n. I2-ft. body.
White Motor, OF. $4,000
2765 jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl. I649
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WILL PAY ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR
for late model convertibles. MCNEIL
STUDEBAKER. i41A st. NV. CO
5-2153.
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81 black club coupe: r.
Cali Sat. or am. Sun. JE. 3-7S63.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY AZ club coupe: r. and h..
very clean: good cond.; $425. Cali
after $40 pm. CIR. $1,000. 30
MERCURY 1868 Monterey 4-dr.; leav-
ing country. must sell; 3,6SS actual
MI; fully equip: new-car, 25,00O-
mi. or 2-year warranty. JU. o.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcont. J

BUICK 81 super Riviera sedan:
beaut. orig. 2.tone finish. r. and h.,
Dynaflow spotless interior. owner.
$4,000 actual miles. in finest cond.,
full price, S1,295, cash. trade or
terms. WOLFE MOTORS, 1901 wis.
ave. NV, EN-. 3-0142. Open Sunday
10 to 4. Al
CADILLAC 1851 Series 90 4-door;
Wv. tires, Hydra: must be sold ct
once; orig. owner; $4,000; no deal
ers. LU. 2-0016. -21
CADILLAC '53 "62"; black, Wv.
tiresi touch-bar radio. heater. Al.
like new; very low mileage: must
sell Immediately, $3.50 cash.
TOBY GREENE, ST. $1,000.
CADILLAC 81 "e2"; WV. tires. :.
and HI. light blue; ST. 95 cash:
must sell; very good cond. OF, 4
CADILLAC 80 Fleetwood, 4-dr. se-
dan; orig. black finish:. custom in
terror, new tires. Really q beauti-
full car in first-class cond. S2,295.
Seven other late model Cadillacs
to choose from. JU. S-11S5. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. al
r. nd h.: s645; Sos down down. il. s.
1855. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
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CHRYsLER 1850 windsor 4.dr.: low
1895; bank financing. KIRK MO-
TOR Co, 1000 Georgia ave. IA.
CHRYsLER 1889 7-passenger; Sioo
WO. 6-97Ss: ewes. till 10. $685. Wis.
CaRYsLER 1912 club coupe; radio
and heater; $145. LA. 6-T607. --2I
CHR sLER 1947 windsor .'6" de
luxe 4-dr.; twin heaters and radio;
ow mileage good rubber, AL con-
a s;1s '' .s:a 81: ST ss;' ss
DE Ss s0To AT 4.dr. sedan: r. and
h. fiuid.drive; 2 bargain. only $295.
Eo CIId.IaN 8 =. PACKARD SERVICE
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 43S6
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-9236. ."
DE SOTO 1949 Carry-all sedan; 7.
asnd b.; auto; transmission: orig.
gEF ni Mof Mas' SAILS 81 E s'g77ssS
Nichols aye, Sc. 10, 2-0336; III
Gyromatic. fully. equipped. 3.1O0
mi; BY careful orig: LADY owner No
roDGE 1899: GOOD condition. Tsas-
D SpDSif 1880 9 -asle eyp.v-sreen Mea-
dowbrook: clean, one owner. only
10000 miles. JU. 5-S063. 20t
p 70 very sS siss SsF9 sss5 a ~ syss
DODGE so .coronet 4-dr.: gypsy
green; Wv; tires; low MI; clean;
Don Z 1850 Coronet .4-dr. sedan;
radio. heater. spotlight;. new tires
and lew slip covers; 1-owner car.
IN fine cond. May be seen day or
night at SIS AMOCO SERVICE STA
TON. 4305 N. Fairfax dr.. Arl., Va,
DODGE 80 4-dr. sedan; excel. mech.
cond. and appearance. Sale by
orig: owner. TU. 2-016l. --21
DODGE '39 2-dr. sedan. r: and h..
excellent running. cond. Compare
lively small mileage: best offer.
Do6GiE iI 1853 coronst 4-dr. 1 sedan;
fully equipped with Gyrotorque
trans, r.. h. Wv. tires, beaut.
dark blue nm, new-car title and
guar; S2,395 or best offer. RE.
6-6S06. no. 2-4400. -21
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LINCOLN 1946 Continental hard TOP:
sxc sne r. b Ss!t o.I premium sFss
MERCURY So conv.; mos old. ex;
cellent condition, I owner. must
sell; IA: 9-4749 after 8. -23
MERCURY 80 station WAGON: r; and
saER Slas Mo 51ss q s11 INV WIS s sss
MERCURY 10 club coupe: solid ma.
room. r. and h.. ovetdrive: special
SAG down. bal Is mos. Full price
$685.. KEs0LER MOTOR, 4l21
h IN s.k is!and ave. Brentwood. No
M III siR9SH e5s Monterey 4-dr, sedan;
r. and h; .2-tone gray with green
KESSLER MOTOR, 4121 Rhode
Island ave-. Brentwood. Nd. UN.
MERCURY 1864 Monterey .4-dr. Sc
s sI5ss. SH Us ssss ssOns paint: s e.
MEHRRciuRY is2S' 94-dr. sedan: Wv.
tires T.; b.. tailored slip pc, covers e'S:
ME sSi SiSos s Mop sssases2 dr: Mere.
o-matic, =: and h.. fully equipped.
ne, -eSs .eA title immaculate. s., Ss5'
MEACOhx Old bJaIlOH WhHoIl, UiHCk |,
Merc-O-Matic. power brakes. r. and
h.. Wv tires; 1890 mi; orig.
,wner: $4,000. AID. 2-3517. .--22
MERCURY 1859 Monterey 4-dr.. Sc
dan: Merc-O-Matic shift, r. and h.,
tinted :glass. 1000 actual piles.
feur driven. Car absolutely same
as brand-new In every detail. Save
precisted. SS.leb. BELL MoToRs
5010 Wis. ave. Wo. 6-S900. Ill
MERCURY 1949 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h.. seat covers. low mileage. orig.
inal blue finish like new. irpmacu-
late interior perfect mechanical
condition. Take car to your me.
down BELL MOTORS. 5010 Wis.
ave. WO. $4,000. -2J
NERO URY '53 Monterey 2-dr.: blue
body and navy blue top, h. and r.,
Merc-O-Matic, turn sigs.. color
glasses. white tires. Owner diplo-
mat; Call DU. 7-04e7 from 10
MERcGRY 1858 Monterey. ADJ. r
and h., overdrive, custom covers, q
tone finish. premium. WV. tires;
g95. JET MOTOR SALES. 272s
Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-0336. -21
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DODGE 40 1Ia-ton state: new motor,
hydra. lift gage. new paint; best
offer. MR.. CARLTON, Ii. 3-53S5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Village Players To
Present Island Plav

'Ten Little Indians, mystery
play in three acts, by Agatha
Christie will be the Autumn pro-
duction of the Village Theatre of
Put-in-Bay. The play, now in re-
hearsal, will be presented in the
Town Hall, at $3.50 pm, Saturday,
November 27.
Members of the cast are Joseph
Parker, Jacob Verduin, Marie Fox
Edward Cooper, Chester Dress,
George Prentice, Richard Bruen-
ing, Sonia Market, George Werten-
bach, Gerta Grove, and Robert
Dodge.
Mrs. Iona Blocker, of Columbus,
is directing the mystery thriller.
Kenny Chapman is president of the
island drama group, and Mrs. Ann
Parker is Secretary-Treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12

and D state issues. Voting On issues
was conducted by Carl Bensch of
Benton Township. Edwin Digby,
county superintendent of schools,
presented the pros and cons on
the selection of a state board of
education by election versus ap-
pointment.
President Richard Moore of Car
roll Township presented a brief
report on the past years activities
in the county.
Election of members to the
County Farm Bureau Board of
Trustees and delegates and alter
mates to the 1855 Ohio Farm Bu-
reau Federation was conducted by
John Nietfeld of Carroll Township.
Results were:
For trustees - Harold Sass of
Portage Township, Norman Hahn
of Clay Township, Lyle Riedmaier
of Danbury Township, Mrs. Gay
lord Croll of Carroll Township,
and Mrs. Miles K'Burg of Salem
Township.
For delegates - Richard Moore
of Carroll Township, Walter Mil
brodt of Salem Township, and
Grayson Koepke of Harris Town
ship. For Acknowledgements -
Dale Wohlers of Danbury Town
ship, Arthur Risch of Salem Town
ship, and Robert Linder of Salem
Township.
Ben Glover. organization direc-
tor o fthe Ottawa County Farm
Bureau, challenged the member
ship to find ways to strengthen
the voice of agriculture, the Farm
Bureau Federation, through in
creased membership, increased
participation in advisory councils,
closer cooperation of councils, and
more participation in policy-mak-
ing by non-council members.
Entertainment highlights were
dinner music by Nancy Rauch at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Nov. IL: DR.. J. G. Yingling,
Sandra Collins, Frank Johnson,
Pamela Sibrel, Ann Stockwell, Mrs.
Charles Brown. Wedding anniver-
sary: Mr.. and Mrs. Jay LATER, Mr.,
and Mrs. Glenn Turner.
Nov. 13: Mrs. Bertha Woner,
Mrs. Willard Wright, Georg
Slaughter, Jr., Marilyn Thompson,
Larry Hattwick, Dorothea Jensen,
Moquist, Mrs. Herman Gates. Wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Ohlemacher, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Younker.
Nov. IA: Mrs. Mary Ceccoli, Cor
rinne Florian, Mary Rounds, John
Papcun, Mrs. Elsie Petersen.
Blanche Johnson, Mrs. Eva Mackey
Teresa Snider. Wedding anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rein
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dress, Mr.
and Mrs. Beryl Welty.
Nov. Is: Mrs. Earl McDavitt
Wayne Branum, Evelyn Later,
Danny Schiewe, Robert Leutz, Mrs.
Joseph Prentice, Judith Ann Bal
lard, Mrs. Eric Staaf, Mrs. Melvin
Immel Wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Minderman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper.
Nov. Is: Otto Below. Herbert
Hamann, R. E. Reynolds, Sharon
Jean Zura, John Oravec, Vickie
lynn Bruner, A. ]. Davids. Wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hees, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fielder, Mr.. and Mrs. George ElchiS-
co of Marblehead (their 54th).
Nov. II: Mrs. Milton McRitchie,
Paul Dubbert, Elizabeth Scott
Richard Ohm, Scott Wadsworth
Pauline Miller Gulau, Ronald HuS.
key, Carol Collins, Frances Cover
Petersen, Jack Binkley, Marvin
Lundgard, Mrs. Marjorie Rupert
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kihlken, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wiechel, Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Davids.
Nov. 18: Dolores Duffy, Alfred
Gulau, Karen Demars.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12

Approximately 35 CD workers
participated in the A-Bomb drill,
and Mr.. Tewers said it revealed
phases in which the Port Clinton
program needs improvement.
First warning came over police
radio at 7:08. Director Tewers and
assistant director Marvin Lund-
gard were bowling in their Mon
day night League. Contracting key
personnel, they set 8:15 as time
for the siren warning.
Sixteen firemen, directed by
Chief Walter Miller, were station
ed in pairs at intersections when
it was discovered not enough
flashlights were available so they
could be stationed individually.
Street lights in the business Sec
ton went out. Auxiliary police
blocked off traffic at the outer
edges of town.
Cooperation of motorists was ex-
cellent, Director TeWers said. "a
few tried to get by without stop
ping by taking to the alleys, but
we'll watch for that next time"
he said. Streets were largely clear
of pedestrians, but the few people
who were downtown took shelter
in doorWays as instructed. A few
business places extinguished their
display lights.
Timing between Port Clinton
Toledo and Findlay was off. The
alert here was 8:15 8:25. In To
ledo and Findlay the alert was
$50 9:07.
CD workers were confused a
bout the all-clear signal, which is
one-minute whistle, two-minute
pause, one-minute whistle, two.
minute pause, and another one
minute whistle. Some left their
posts before the last wfasfle.
! Girl Scouts Saturday handed out
literature about what to do in the
| A-Bomb drill. People in private
homes were not affected by this
drill, but Director Tewers said the
program will stress the air warden
phase in the future.
Motorists here were not requir.
ed to get on the floor of their
cars, as in several other cities, but
cars were halted during the 10
minute period.
George Bankey headed Auxil
iary Police, Walter Miller the fire.
men, and E. Brough the air raid
wardenS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12

the organ; group singing led by
Fred Grimm, County Agent; and
9 entries in the Farm Bureau
Youth Talent Find Program which
was conducted by Walter Milbrodt
of Salem Township.
Robert Finken of Port Clinton
won first place in the County
Talent Find Contest. With his
magician's act, Robert won $500
for himself and won for the Port
Clinton High School, $4,000. He
will enter the District Farm Bu-
reau Youth Talent Find Contest
to be held at the Bowling Green
University on November 18th.
Gerald Ref of Oak Harbor with
his piano solo won second place
to receive $1,000 for himself and
won $500 for the Salem-Oak Har-
Dor High School.
Donna Jean Middling of Genoa
won third place with her acrobatic
and baton act. She received $500
and won $1,000 for the Genoa
School.
Other contestants who performed
at the Annual Meeting were Larry
Rockchester of Salem-Oak Harbor,
Sarah Cain and Sally Witt of
Salem-Oak Harbor, Nancy Weitzel
of Salem-Oak Harbor, Gary Zwick-
er of Genoa, Alvetta Mae Rose of
Port Clinton. and Norma Burning
of Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Rural Women's News
BY ROSEMARY BRUINS

The attendance at the Health &
Sanitation meetings. are not as
large as was expected. If you are
planning on installing a bathroom,
or garbage grinder, digging a we'll,
planning cistern or are diSsatiS-
fled with your water supply or the
Uttered roadsideS in Ottawa Coun-
ty come to the one remaining
meeting with such PROBLEMS. This
will be Nov. 16 at the Erie Gar
dens Community Hall at 800 PM.
Danbury, and Catawba are COM
bining with Bay and Portage for
this meeting on Nov. 16 inSteaed
of the meeting on Nov. II that
was planned in the Danbury-Ca-
tawba area.
The second meeting of the
Health and Sanitation project be-
gin on Nov. 18 at the Graytown
school. This meeting will be de-
voted to restaurants sanitation,
regulations and specifications of
any place serving food to the pub
lie. (this includes church Suppers).
and meat inspection.
The Home Demonstration Christ
mas Workshop is being held Nov.
IL at the st. Johns Lutheran
Parish House in Oak Harbor. You
can come and go between 1000
and 800.
The All Council met on Thurs
day, Nov. 10 for dinner followed
by a business meeting. The busi-
ness of the evening was to choose
All members deserving of trips to
Leadership Camp, Conservation
Camp and Club Congress. Selec-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Truck Overturns,
Driver Uniniured

Darrell Floro, 49, LaCarne, es-
capped serious injury but a pick
up truck he drove was badly dam
aged Thursday noon when it rolled
over after striking a culvert at the
Luther Bloom property on Route
1853, near Oak Harbor.
Deputy Clarence Stevens investi-
gated. Mr.. Bloom was turning into
his driveway, his directional sig
nails flashing, as the Floro vehicle
approached.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
(H)EARINcS

County engineer Delos Nissen
has new name, Muscles" since
he appeared in that clever skit
with Elinor Migala and Fritz
Kumm at the Courthouse party
Monday night Jane Miller
Luebcke, who can come up with
the cleverest ideas with ease and
dispatch, planned the side-splitting
act Mike Millinger is on a
Canadian hunting trip, due back
next week with 1--WE hopeD some
thing to show for it :. +. Seems like
old times to have pretty Caroline
Burr back at the courthouse +.
There's been a lot of talk about
what to wear for the big Charity
Dance, and the committee would
like it understood that tuxedos
aren't in the least bit obligatory,
and that Your Guy can wear his
good Sunday-go-to-meetin' suit and
be right up there in the best
dresSed-man class Most of the
gals we've talked to plan to wear
long formalS or dressy cocktail
frockS The Ball will definitely
be dressy affair, but not strictly
formal, emphasizes the committee
. :. Nurse Dolores Kohring has
one of the Smartest looking short
haircutS we've seen Good to
hear that Mrs. Marie Cooper
lwhose voice we miss when we
call the hospitaD is getting along
we'll after that recent heart attack
Just learned that Lou and
Dorothy Monak Poggiali in San
dusky became proud parents of a
bouncing son while we we're away
two months ago young Dean
Louis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

Don, torpedoman in the Navy,
is due for discharge right after
the holidays. He's already accept
ed for entrance at Bowling Green.
They hope to drive home via
Florida to visit his parents, the
Luther Rhodes, who will be run
ming a motel for the Harry Knorrs'
in the southland this winter.
Joan, incidentally, was an eye
witness to that recent explosion of
the experimental "Seadart" you
ma yhave seen on television. 1t
was a pretty narrowing experience.
The plane "just disintegrated'
right before the eyes of Mortified
spectators, she writes.
The Mail Bag
Thought you might like to
know that The News is really
widely read" writes Glenn Heine-
man Nessell on a copy of the
Kingston, N. Y, Daily Freeman,
dated Nov. /, which she forwards.
In a Sports column authorized
by Charles j. Tiano is reprint of
The News story concerning the
Dayton man recently fined 81, ,485.-
80 for illegal possession of IL
pheaSants.
"Out in Port Clinton, Ohio,
heart fsome of the best duck
hunting in the country, the fish
and game violators don't fool a.
round with game violators," wrote
sports editor Tiano. Judge War
gowsky wasn't fooled. He just
threw the book at the offender,
his article ended:
Welcome Home!
Mrs. Ethel Hess, who has been
in Japan since spring wi& her
daughter, Lois Radloff Sieg and
her captain husband, is on her way
home soon. She'll make her home
in California with her son, Paul
Radloff, and her new address will
be 5312 Lemoran Ave-, Pico, Calf
So That's Where!
"Where did they ever find all
those clothes?" was the universal
question in the audience after the
seniors cavorted through their
swell class play, Cheaper BY The
Dozen" Monday and Tuesday
nights.
Haven't seen such knickers
shoes, and the other regalia of the
gay 20's since the last movie on
that theme. The kids had quite g
time rounding up the costumes
Paul Moon as Father Gilbreth bor
rowed a suit of Otto Stensen's, a
derby of Reigal Fetterman's
glasses from DR.. Kenny Carter
that bright red vest from Jack Lay
and accessories from Carl Hilker
The shoes and bright red stockings
that Sally Dewitt Sported came
from Mrs. William Moon. Eddie
Edwards came up with knickers
worn by some of the Gilbreth off
spring, and Wandas Wood recruit
ed some, too.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
DIVORCE FILED

Charging extreme cruelty, Betty
E. Pfaff, Rocky Rodge, has filed
petition for divorce against Char
les E. Pfaff, Rocky Ridge, n.com-
mon pleas court. The plaintiff
asks alimony, custody and sup
port. of four minor children. The
couple was married at Rocky
Ridge January Is, 1888.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Annual Banquet Of County
Farm Bureau Draws Crowd

Around $50 farm folks attended the banquet and annual
meeting of the Ottawa County Farm Bureau at the St
Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church in Oak Harbor
Wednesday evening, Nov. 3rd
The 195455 policies and recommendations of the organiza
ton determined by the membership local problems
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12

MARBLEHEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grassi spent
Sunday evening visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Reno and family at
Gibsonburg.
Mrs. Sylvester Ringholz attend
ed the Smorgasbord at Seccor Ho-
tel in Toledo on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DanchiSen
and Miss Mary Luska are traeling
South for two weeks and plan to
spend a few days at Miami, Flori-
da
The Catholic Ladies of Colum-
bia are sponsoring the dance at
Bro Auditorium OH November 20,
with music furnished by the Polka
Pals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Beadle visited
Mr.. Ed. Jump in Sandusky who is
hospitalized, Sunday evening
Correction on last weeks prize
winners at High School Carnival.
Miss Penney Huffman won the
Original Prize. The Scarecrow won
the funniest prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Koran and
daughter Rita, of Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Lickfelt and family
of Sandusky, attended the Veverka
and Cronberger wedding.
The Sadie Hawkins" Dance will
be held on Saturday, November
13 at Lakeside High School Audi
torium. Students of all ages are
welcome. Music from Z to IL
PM. Future Homemakers of A
merica are sponsoring the affair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Masons Elect And
Install New Heads

Elected as new officers of Oliver
H. Perry Lodge 341 of MasonS last
week were:
Worshipful master, John Rankin;
senior warden, Burnell Gates; jr.
warden, Donald Sanders; senior
deacon, Walter Strobel; junior
deacon, Thomas Patchett; treasur.
er, Amos Fall; secretary, Fred
Warner; tyler, Roland Lenhart, Sr.
Past Master E. ErnShow, Columbus,
was installing master; Hans Jen.
sen, Jr., installing marshall and
Ralph Anderson, installing chap.
lain.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Another Surprise Alert Will
Be Called, Says CDDirector

Port Cntons first participation civil defense drill
since World War H. called at 815 pm Monday by the three
minute warbng signal of the sirens brought forth state
ment from CD director George Tewers that Wer quite
satisfied and We'll have another surprise alert before the
end of he