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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

SII EAST CAPITOL sT.-En. apt,
~ e. 7 gsa5s incl washer in S'mt: s Can
MT. PLEASANT. 1923 Newton st. NV
Apt BIDS 5@; t Is. s S:sRs LIST n Is go
126 C ST; Me-, 2 bedrms.. semi
S40-SS5. Ii. 1910.
1909 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Nicely
furn. efficiency apt. In. apt. bldg.
utils, furnished: conv. transp.: $45
month. Call ia. 9-1013. go
WEBSTER ST. NV. 1852 rms.
SSt 80 s1 mo Also Is S nios a rich home ss
pvt. bath and entr.; $40 mo. RA.
Ga MD. AVE. N.E.-1-rm. effic.. S45;
. rms, so. Excel; transp.. cony,, to
Capitol. Ii. 4-1TO0. 30
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-Basement apt,
pvt: bath and entr.. free. utilities;
$3.50 per wk. AID. 4-9054. 81
III. MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt.
in small apt. house: share bath
with ! other cple.; S4S mo. --3
GLOVER PK.-1 bedrm:. mod, furn;; ;
ss4.5o. EN- M sooiss4 after g. MaI '
Sc, 5000 o St, OF South ave. near
Coral Hills-Two bedrms., liy. rm,,
large kit. bath: entire H.. children
welcome. Large lawn. $40 week
e Gsc ~ ) i, month go $751; cs5 st NURSERY
R1ssllsns Oe s-r ns'0r sDs'; sioo. Al.
1st6-CoL.-Lge. apt. AS girls; twin
beds. good furn. linens. blankets
utils;; $140; Ap. 2.56SS; lis
Front bedrm.. kit. semipvt. bath
205I PARK RID. NV bedrms.,
liv: rm:, Kits pissnno; adults; pvt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES End mr., al!
s ssd or 'G aG sssF7sss eyes, sa&' T. Is
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. 1.-THE Palmer
House"-Attractiyely furn. l-roon
efieiency; $l2.50 week. ,-1S
:: bedrms.. liv. rm., kit bath; $l05
s Msr; AZ kSoMsM A2 aea %srkin1 cple
Barney Circle; transp. Ii. 6-4324.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE Coy. pvt.
bath apt; shower; gas range. gas
and lights furn.;, $$S5 mo; Also lh; J;
Im'' p1O uAV' 41~T oe1noAs u
s.E.-Modern. tastefully decor. .
rms, kit, bath dsz util. rm.. sqtO
GEORGETOWN-Engiish bsmt. studio
az apt ss for z 2t employee plguSa men, rent SIS
DOWNTOWN - 81 New York ave
n.w.-Large. newly dec. bed-liv.
kit; adjacent bath; sI4 per wk.
LUXURY TYPE APT.-Beautifully
furn. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath apt. Liv. rm.
din. rm., library, kit, buffers pan
try. Lge. rms. and closets. An apt
to satisfy the most discriminating
After 10 am. AID. 4-2363. I'll
5000 18th ST. N.W.-Bsmt.: 3 rms,
$54 mo-. semibath: on Mt. Pleasant
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bsmt. apt.
pvt. bath, gas stove, Frigidaire. Ssh
mo. DE. 2-4S66. -2l
Mr.. WALTER REED bedrm., mod
ern kitchen. outside entr. No smok-
ing or drinking. sos mo. tn. 2-3a03.
CAPITOL HILL; z blk: from House
attrac. dec; adequate furn. Call
OIL. 4-4597 or MA. S-3556. go
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV
Elev. . bedrn1s.. liv.. rm.. din. rm..
kit and bath. Spacious rms. Also
eflc., $50. In other loo. EN-. 3-9077.
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APTs. eURNlsHeD--MD.
TAKOMA PARK-New effic. apt; on
busline; pvt. entr.; empl adult; sos,

TAKOMA PARK-New effic. apt: on
busline; pvt. entr.; empl adult; $65,
utils. incl JU. 9-3692.
ADJOINING SILVER SPRING, Md
Beau. mod. apt; in excel. c0nd. !;
new furn.; loo. in mod. brk. apt.
bldg. in best sect. of Takoma Park,
Md; mr.. new shop. center and bus;
lge. liv. rm., lge. bedrm, dinette,
beau. kit. built-in units, lge cleo.
refgr.. tile bath. built-in tub and
shower: auto. heat; 500 per mo-,
includes utilS. Nothing else to pay.
Phone JU. 5-2406.
TAKOMA PARK. near Carroll ave
Furn. apis. 3 rms. kit. and bath /;
$50 mo-; all utils. incl; near bus;
ADULTS only. Ju. 1898. -2I
TAKOMA PARK bedrms., liv. rm.
kitchen and bath; pvt. entr.; $50,
incl. utils. JU. 9-4311. "a
TAKOMA PARK, 1895 Allegheny ave.
-3-rm; bsmt. apt, pvt. entr;; semi
COLLEGE PARK - e-bedrm. furn.
welcome. WE. 5-8397. TO
2ND FLOOR-Liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
p. c. WA. 7-6ses. weekdays after
COLLEGE, PIX. Md rms. Kit.
bath. (2 adults. Bus stops at door.
S62 so mo; LA CONGA APIS. 9412
NE Esis'm fxlR RIsS VILLAGE, So
Bsmt.. 4 rms. and, bath, compl. furn
mo. 10. S-l2sS or Cypress 1888
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BETHESDA. 4S30 Chevy Chase drive.
: rms. kit, dinette and bath; $50.
Key al apt. goa FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO. 1929 K 81, NV. MA. S-0352
= iESDA-LiV. nm. dinette. kit, 2
hedrmS.. bath; cow. 10 transp., shop.
Call OIL 4-14Ou. Q TO 6 Ia
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DOWNTOWN APT.
Just above Thomas Circle. nicely
furn.. clean. Recep. hall | rm., kit.
and pvt bath. Reas rent
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-617S RA. 6-S3S6
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Two rms. :,
kit and pvt bath; bsmt. l242
2lst st. NV. ME. S-5413. --2l
10th AND COL. RD.-2- hv.
rm.. din rm.. kit, bath. pacious
lndry. "a adults. Sl25 SO. S-S964s
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

CoLoRED---leS0 EUCLID ST. NV
s4S ne Tfao7k co S ba:il5 "a adult III.
rm. kit, share bath, utiis. $50. so.
Z. NJ. O'SULLIVAN, MA. S-7S4S.
COLORED-ROOM and kitchen, 1917
Irving st.. y blk: l4th st. NV;
utils.; quiet adults. Ho. $500.
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sat. sun. lO-9 WA, ID ,%i
ANTONETTE GARDENS
LarGe and . bedrm. apis. with lse.
$3.50 to S94. so. includes all utils.
Adjacent tc shopping. transp. and
near schools. 1414 Boones Hill I'd.
Sc. 10 S-S1lq 10
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COLORED
nHAYrY
COLORED

COLORED-NEW BUILDING
1920 B ST. Sc.
TO INSPECT. GO TO APT. 4
lovely new apt, uitramodern; 3
rms. kit, and Hollywood bath: many
extras. Call HU. 3-5S"S 10
COLORED
1914 4sth PL NE
Desirable 9-rm.. kit and bath apt.
New modern bldg, conv. TO trsnSp.
see. per mo.
1916 WHITTINGHAM PL NE
Attractive large nm. kit and bath
apt: ] st f.. new bldg. $3.50 per
month.
1871 1Gth ST. NE
Modern 2-rm,. kit. and bath apt, De.
sirable location. $50 per mo.
4255 EADS ST. NE.
Two-rm.. kit. and bath apt. in mod.
ern bldg. sos per mo.
1925 T ST NV.
Tworn.. kit. and bath apt Desirable
location Elev. $50 per mo.
336 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE,
TWO rms. kit. and bath apt. S42 so
per mo.
GOSS REALTY co.
"144 K ST. NV. Ma S-l353
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J. AND g BEDRMs:-s.E. Congress
I H'iI SeSo,. s. *, K.Nc CO.. Est .I 5ss5
1901 18th ST; NV. Corner Spring
al ns NT de soE t-bedrm. apt
1851 PARK RID. NV, sss MO-
Al ntils; incl; Bird a. apt. MR..
25I8 18th ST. NV. mr.. Col. I'd
Bedrm.. lily; Im... kit; bath. porch;
Sc. Only $50 mo. plus utils. Clean
BUS GEO. s. KING s'oD 2 III
Nichc;s ave Sc. LU 4-o501. 20
GEORGETOWN -bedrm. apis. or
one of Georgetowns best residential
streets. Modern kits. and baths, hre-
si sss faf ssas R PGTch a2 si@. '" ia
i5:0 MacARTHuR BLVD.-Terrace
one-bedrm., unit. with dining alcove
S7650 incls. all utils. Excel. area
L9 ign; "e CO. 1875 Hss aHT NV. Ma (
o s.rs la Sc s%: At tpt sa9e ss;
ali services incl. $3.50 mo. SHAN.
NON 4 LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV
PES THOU APT; 2 bea.ms., bath
Sures. Call DE. 2-9036. I0-noon, for
CoMPLETELY REDEc.. spacious apt,
Luxury-type bldg. 8 bedrms.,
baths. liv. rm.. library. din. rm., kit.
buffers pantry. incl sun pch. Elk.
ceptionally large rooms: An apt. de-
s signed A. f9r 1 graslous living After 10
OFF MiNNEsoT4 AND PA. AVE. Sc
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt, all cows
close by. Ju. 9-3sis after Z pm
sHIPLEY PAkK-one and two bed.
rm: apis. in lovely Sc. apt. develop
windows, plenty of Closet space,
storage rooms and laundry facili-
ties; conv. to bus, schools and shop
S5|th >, s. e. Sc; :, j. Jo ssois5 Tor sp'
T sist.Iy - Ssa!ss!s;:5 I'm s A.: En-
Luxury TYPE e.bedrm. apt Li new
air-cond. elev. bldg. on Conn. ave.
NV. $165 mo. Call Mr.. Ingham,
kHpE s4oY Mos sEyfs; o. 4 5S$a SonJ
New az BLDG BLDG 41se Livingston M I'd s.e
Lge. and 1 bedrm. arts. sl1opping
close by. parking; laund. facils. on
prem, tncinerator. master TV an
tenna. large closets. mod KIT. See
manager at AGO, 10. 3-6963. 30
GEORGETOWN-Ef apt. din. kit
and bath; also 1-bedrm. apt. with
balcony. KEW GARDENS, 27OG
DE LUKE 2-BEDRM. APT, located
at 1724 9th st. Sc. Entr. foyer, gxg
dinette.. spacious liv rm.. modern
kh. and full bath; $40 mo. Excel
utils. incl. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345. is
3 BLkS. FROM 9th AND r SITS. NV.
- rms, kit; and bath. Newly
SMITH CO.. Ills II St. NV. DT.
Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. AND az ZEN.
MING RID: N.E:-Two-bedrm apt.
TahocK 1lS5 4es Re Sal w Ri y y
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DELIGHTFUL I-BEDRM. APT,

DELIGHTFUL I-BEDRM. APIS. in
wonderful garden project. Excel
nm. sizes and offering every facility
OF play yards. laundry. drying racks.
a prestige development at s6o9 Old
Bladensburg I'd. Silver Spring, Nd.
tat Carroll ave.. From SIS mo-.
incl all utils. One 3-bedrm. apt.
a. 500: avail nov; Res. Msr,, M.
NON q LUCHS CO.. 1906 H st.
NV, MA. Ssh.
:: rms. kit, dinette and bath SIS.
Key al apt. 200 FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO, 1929 K st. NV, MA. s--o352.
LiESDA-Liv. nm; dinette. kit, 2
Cal OIL 4-140u. o to &. -l9
ROCKVILLE = One. two and three
bedrm. apis. liy. Em. .dinette. kit.
bath, screened rear porch; nr. schools
a an :; Shopping H113 center; sos to $50.
afnah ST. m nq kay Ts05 iT Gardens Ss
and BATH saa.5o Si and s54 '50 KEYS s;
H IL ARi co 81 81 Ma P s!4sis WASH ash
TAkOMA PARK, MD.-l-b edrm. apt.
ase s Tms e Ss pa PsFk ns Beny ftST7
r Rtd Tnp p ss ~ 20 a2 Msnor owls owls
HhoIHA ann -bV LITTLE
Lee; apt. End f., = baths; 2 porches.
500 plus utils Adults. JU. 7-5Sl5.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER.
5loo Defense hwy; Bladensburs. Nd:
s Next at to do 6eh0ol VA ana shGD ctr BUS
COLLEGE PIX. 1926 Knox I'd Il
distance Md U, Cow, transp. shop.
center: Ss4,3o incl: all utils, UN.
for quiet employed couple iiv rm..
hedrm.. kit and bath: pvt. entr.
References; AP. 7-4529. lis
Kit snd bath snpE IN 4-Rn5 o SPt 9 saai:
tor tor 3iI Cedar st.. RA $4,000.
unfurn.. ] bedrm., $500: . bed
rms $3.50 81 80 s tprn m 1edrp s;d;5o;
MOL and Beltsville. Laurel 10O5-R.
KENsINGToN GARDENS, MD
Avail. immed.. l-bdrm. apt, SS4.75,
incl. utils,; M, busline. HOWARD R.
SCHAFER. OIL. 2-544l. 20
2-BEDROoM APT. newly decorated;
nice neishborhood; 40. See jan
itor, An Nicholson St. Hyatts-
SILVER SPRING bedrm, apt, mr..
Flower and PInev Branch I'd: SlOO
month Ju. 81 l03.
TAKOMA PARK. sos. De luxe 9-rm.
and bath apt. New bldg, Garbage
disposal JU g-1103
TAKONiA PARK-S;|i0 Flower ave,
Apt. B. mod, l-bedrm apt all
reoec.; S74, Open. JU. 7-9OS4.
EXTRA-LARGE ! and = bcdrm. apis.
direct transp. to D. c.. close to
schools and shopping center 53rd
pl., Defense hwy, Bladensburg. Md.
MEURILEE ARMS
ONCE Open WkdayS $3.50:
Sat. Sun 1914. WA. 1921
ANTONETTE GARDENS
Large and bedrm. apis. with lge,
liv. nm. dinette. kit, and bath.
$3.50 to 1914 so includes all utils.>
Adjacent tc shopping. transp. and
near schools. 1414 Boones Hill I'd.
Sc. 10. S-S114 Ia
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HOTEL 144O
Lee. efnciency apt. with pullman kit /:
maid service; $25-$31.5O wk. 144O
Rhode Island NV. IL
Kodiak mirror., 1954-06-12
Woedy lsIand News

Woody Island welcomed the Feismeyer family back to the FoId after their long stay in Anchorage. City life must have been too much for Fred Because the first thing that he did was to purchase a motor scooter. to help him up and down the hills of the island.
 Bob and Martha Blackburn and their daughter returned to Shuyak after a months vaca- tion Tn the states, and they were quick to say, We are glad to be herep"
 Peggy Wolling. is back on tbe island and will be with us until on or about August 22. After that she will be employ ed full-time by Bill Ice, a CAA employee from Juneau. for merly of Woody Island.
 All Woody Island is looking forward to the Elks and Bar tenders pienics this summer ard cfoanup of the ball dia- mond and picnic grounds will begin when the weather clears 1p-
 A note of thanks to Jim Schmidt for handling this column while yours truly was enjoying a vacation on beadti- ful Shuyak Island,
Kodiak mirror., 1954-06-12

S. M. Rosenberg, President and General Manager of the New England Fish Company. of Seattle and two of his officials for the same Company Oscar Bergseth, General Sup erintendent of Seattle and D. w Hager, Manager of the Com pany were Kodiak visitors this week.
 The three men are on a busi- ness trip to the Kodiak area looking over the fishing sltua- tion here on the Island. The Company has a large cahnery at, Cordova. Alaska, where re- ports are reaching Kodiak of an enormous run of reds Tn the Cordova area.
 Rosenberg was very favora- ply impressed. with Kodiak and much surprised to see ltI built up as il. is. His last visit
Kodiak mirror., 1954-06-12

12 ozs., was born June H to Mrs. Janet Victoria Carothers wife of Donald Nelson Caro- thers pcs, USN.
 A baby girl weighing 9 lbs. 10 oz.. was born June 6 to Mrs. Dolores Elsie Fitzpatrick wige of Leo Wilfred Fitz- patrick ETC, USN.
 A baby boy weighing 8 lbs. 2 ozs.. was born June 2 to Mrs. LeRoyce Scott wife of George Anthony Scott AKAN, USN.
 A baby girl weighing 8 lbs. 2 ozs., was born May 26 to Mrs, Barbara Jean Brandon, wife of James Donald Brandon LT, USCG.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-06-12

to the Island was in 194t. and at that time Kodiak was just a small fishing village. When a. pproached about the subject of a cold storage plant for Kodiak, he said the Building and maintenance costs to build in this part of Alaska were prohibitive. but there was a tone of possibility in his answer.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-06-12
Base HosipfaI News.

A baby boy weighing 8 lbs. was born June 2 to Mrs. Hazel Louise Wilson, wife of Ulmer Crooke Wilson, ChBosn USCG.
 A baby girl weighing 2 lbs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
VIEW Commanders.
Club Is Organized

Organization of a Past Com
manders Club, with all past Post
or County Commanders in good
standing eligible for membership,
is being instigated by Ottawa
County Council, Veterans of For
eign Wars.
At a meeting at Port Clinton
Post 2480, Ralph Smith of Oak
Harbor was chosen commander
protein; Lyle He'll, Oak Harbor,
adjutant quartermaster pro tenn;
Virgil Gordon, John Subac, John
Wozniak, Jr., Port Clinton, trus
tees protein.
A meeting of the Club will fol
low the County Council meeting
Sunday at 2 pm. at Clay Center
Ottawa County Council sponsored
dance Saturday at Marblehead
VFW Post, well attended. John
Wozniak, Jr., Council Commander
expressed appreciation to all con.
tributing to its success.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
COURT HOUSE

Judge Tom D. Stahl of the COM
mon pleas court disposed of num-
Der OF matters in the local courts,
Friday and Saturday. This week
he is holding court in Toledo, hear
ing Lucas county cases thrugh
special assignment.
An increase in the demand for
absent-voters ballots has been re-
ported by officials of the Ottawa
county Board of Elections.
Notices are being posted in the
court house announcing the an
nual party for county officials and
workers, to be held at the Chip
peWa Club in Allen township, Mon
day evening, November 8. The
evening program opens with the
dinner at $50 to be followed by
a special program of entertain
ment.
One of the large Maple trees on
the south side of the court house
was badly wrecked during the
heavy wind storm last Friday eve-
ming, when large portion of the
tree was broken down.
A petition has been filed with
the county commissioners by prop
erty owners in Portage township,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
Results thru our Classified Ads.

asking that a portion of the ditch
in Ottawa Drive be cleaned and
reconstructed. The commissioners
will view the proposed project
Monday, November 18th at 10 am.
and the hearing on the matter will
be held in the commissioner of
flee Monday, November 22nd at
200 pm.
Sheriff Merlan Budd reported
quiet weekend, with only few
minor traffic accidents having been
Investigated, and no persons were
reported injured. At the county
jail the sheriff reports II prison
ers for the weekend, tho smallest
number in many weeks.
While in session Monday after
noon the county commissioners
visited the west end of the county,
inspecting some bridge work which
is being carried on in Carroll twp.
County auditor Melvin C. Guth
reports the receipt of the follow
ing vouchers from Columbus dur
ing the past week; $0,98560 from
state funds for local government
funds; $1,920.80 from stxe for
county relief funds; $3.50 from
state for Aid for dependent chill
dren; $710.40 from state for county
blind relief funds; $4,000 from
distribution Of gasoline tax funds
for county road and bridge funds;
$4,000 from distribution of gaso-
line tax funds, for township road
and bridge funds, each township
to receive $4,000.
Clerk of courts Vefma Sauvey
reports that no new civil cases
have been filed in the common
pleas court during the past week,
and number of cases have been
settled or dismissed and removed
from the docket.
Wills of Henry G. Boysen and
Aaron K Dolph have been filed
in the probate court for probating.
A partial account of adminiStra-
ton has been filed in the probate
court by Marion Slaughter, admin
StratriX of the estate of George
James Slaughter
Final accounts of administration
have been filed in the probate
court by Morton V. Atwater, ex-
ecutor of the estate of William F.
Atwater; by Edward G. MuSolf, ex-
ecutor of the estate of Irene Mu-
solf; by Anna L. Witt, adminiStra-
trix of the estate of Elmer Witt; by
Clara BuhroW, Administrative of
the estate Of William Roebke; by
Ralph W. Wiley, administrator of
the estate~of John E. Wiley.
Partial account of guardianship
has been filed in the probate court
by John Austin, guardian of Anna
| Hagel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
n;ilI;f3sl.g!l!I g!l!I1lnn 9
Growing Pains
by MiSCH

The City of Port Clinton is COM
ing of age. Little do most of us
realize the vast problems that face
our community. We as members
of this community must become
aware of these things and then
collective action must be taken to
solve them. How many people
realize that our school member
ship will more than double in the
next ten years and that our school
buildings are already Inadequate?
Shouldn't our city adopt a charter
sc that it may operate more eff
GENTLY? What are we going to do
with our garbage in the near flu
ture? How can the city grow and
annex property in the best possible
manner yet not endanger the
health and welfare of the present
citizens? These are only a few of
the major problems that our newly
born city faces. First we must be-
come aware that these are prob
lens then men must be found to
help us solve these problems.
These men are here in Port Clin-
ton but they must come forward
cod be recognized. The great dan
ger lies in not ever knowing these
problems ere here, then study,
planning and action must follow.
When Will it begin?
Boyd Martin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
~.
PROCLAMATION 10 PIT.
HI iohk fnr c;nhf WaaxeA

PROCLAMATION 10 PIT. .........
Light for Sight Weeks"
October I8 Through October 80
WHEREAS, thes Lions Clubs
of Ohio Save designated this
month of October as Light for
Sight Month" with the state
wide lamp bulb selling activity
aIreacy started; and
WHEREAS, every cent of the
proceeds of this sale is TO be
used by the local Lions in fur
thering our community activ-
tiles; and
WHEREAS, fhe need for
funds TO help Eye Research and
Sight Conservation is great;
Now, Therefore, |, Harold
Jeremy, Mayor of the City of
Port Clinton, Ohio, do hereby
proclaim the period of October
18th through October 30fh, 1854
as LIGHT FOR SIGHT WEEKS,
for the purpose of the selling of
LIGHT bulbs to aid SIGHT CON-
SERVATiON projects and other
community activities-sponsored
by fhe Port Clinton Lions Club.
HAROLD G.. JEREMY
Mayor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
Standard Announces
Officers Promotions

Promotion of Robert Grant to
vice president-manufacturing and
of w. H. Thcurlby to vice presi-
dent-sales for The Standard Pro-
duts Company was announced to-
day by R. E. Mcintyre, executive
vice president.
James NJ Hannah was promoted
to sales manager.
Mr.. Grant formerly was general
operations manager, and is in
charge of all manufacturing oper-
ations at the company's six plants.
Before joining Standard Products
year ago, he served IL years with
Nash Motors and as vice president
of Modine Manufacturing and
other firms.
Mr.. Thourlby has been director
of customer relations, and has
served in the Detroit sales office
of Standard Products since 1945.
Before then, he served for six
years as its Washington represen-
tative and as a production exec
utive in the Port Clinton and
Cleveland divisions.
Mr. Hannah has been with the
} company for seven years, serving
in the Detroit sales office as as
sistant sales manager. He was a
commander in the Navy during
World War II, and before then
was associated with Macy's in New
York City.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
MUNICIPAL COURT

Gerald Winke, reckless opera
tfon, $25 and costs.
Steve Kaloczy, gross overload,
$100 and costs.
Ray Hilbert, left of center, $50
and costs; $50 of fine suspended
on condition defendent make salts
factory arrangements for payment
of damages to other car.
Ray Hilbert, no operators Ii
cense, $15 and costs; costs sus-
pended.
Milt Tarloff, speed, $40 and
costs.
T. N. Hooper, axle overload, $25
and costs.
Carl Paysen, drunk and disorder
ly,4 $25 and costs, sentenced 10
days to county jail.
Harry McKenney, reckless oper-
alton, $25 and costs.
Raymond AhrenS, traffic signal,
SIS and costs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
HEADPIN TOURNAMENT

Port Clinton Women's City Bowl
ing Association will sponsor a
headpin tournament Nov. Is, II
and 18, with the 100 members Of
the Association rolling in the
tournament in place of their reg
ular league bowling that night.
Proceeds go toward the women'S
city tournament, set for March 4,
5 and 6.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

James Sutherland, no operators
license, $50 and costs.
Virginia Lewandowski, no fish
ing license, Sis and costs.
Fred Baumler, stop, SIS and
costs.
David Hallier, reckless opera
ton, Sis and costs.
James Thomas, overlength, SIS
and costs.
Stanley Kozwiak, speed, $40 and
costs.
Mitchell Deeb, speed, SIS and
costs.
Robert Wells, speed, SIS and
costs.
Jesse Grant, red light, $5 and
costs.
Wayne Shively, insufficient
brakes, $5 and costs.
Ramon Gonzales, violating re-
stricted operators license, $40
and costs.
Ramon Gonzales, following too
close, $5 and costs.
Rank Lowery, speed, SIS ans
costs, Sis of fine suspended on
condition defendants speedometer
fixed within 5 days and no further
violations within one year.
Arthur Zieman, reckless opera
ton, $25 and costs, license sus-
pended 30 days.
Martin Thompson, axle overload
$25 and costs.
Grant Struble, no mud flaps. SIS
and costs.
Wyman Abel, gross overload,
500 and costs.
Willie Peaey, driving under in
fluence of alcohol, $3.50 and costs.
Samuel Cabello, improper IL
cenSe plates, SIS and costs, all
suspended.
Ruel Payne, drunk and disor-
derly, $50 and costs, $35 of fine
suspended on condition of defen-
udit SOOu UeudVlOI.
Earl Webb, drunk and disorder
ly, $50 and costs, $35 of fine sus-
pended on condition of good be-
havior.
Frank Morris, left of center, SIS
and costs.
Frank Morris, insecurely fast
ened load, defendant appeared,
plead not guilty, trial had, found
guilty, fined SIS and costs, costs
suspended.
Gale Jaquillard, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
Francis Case, axle overload, $25
and costs.
Nicholas Schmitz, unsafe truck,
SIS and costs.
Henry Shay, insufficient brakes,
SIS and costs.
ChaS. Van Hoose, disturbing
peace, $50 and costs.
Betty Jones VS. Curtis Trayanum,
assault and battery, defendant ap-
peared, plead not guilty, trial had,
found guilty, sentenced 10 days to
county jail and fined $50 and
costs, Jail sentence and $40 of fine
suspended on condition of defend
ants good behavior and that de.
fendant does not visit complainant
again wherever she resides unless
permission of the court and that
defendant pay SIS hospital and
doctor bill of complainant by No
vember 1st.