Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

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COURT HOUSE
The court house was closed
Thursday, November II, in OBJ
servance of Veterans Day.
Gerald Segrue, an examiner
from the State Auditors Depart
! ment, Columbus, has completed
his periodic examination of the
various county offices, afta1 hav-
ing spent the past three months at
the court house. This is the first
examination, since 1850.
The automobiles of the sheriff's
department are being decorated
with the State Emblem of Ohio
in accordance with a recent regu-
lation of the Department of Ohio
sheriff's. The name of the county
appears on the rear of the auto
mobile, with the emblem on the
side doors, and tops of the auto
mobiles are to be painted white.
At the annual Court House Party
held at the Chippewa Club in AL
len township Monday evening,
Treasurer Howard Zimmerman and
staff was named to head the COM
mittee for arranging for the 1855
party. Nearly go county officials
and employees attended Monday
evenings dinner party which was
reported as the most successful
event of the season.
The oath annual convention of
the Buckeye State Sheriffs' AS
sociation will be held in Columbus,
December l and 2, with head
quarters at the Neil House.
The hearing on the assessments
for the proposed water line in Of
tawa Drive, Portage township, was
held by the County commissioners
Monday morning. Attended by sew
eral property owners who favored
the project, the hearing was con-
tinued to future date.
County auditor Melvin C. Guth
reports the receipt of the following
vouchers from distribution of fed
eral funds from Columbus; 1898 Al,
for aid for dependent children;
$156.65, for aid for disabled per-
sons and $398.41 for aid for the
blind
Judge P. w. Gulau reports the
following appointments in the pro-
bate court during the week; Sadie
SchuSter, appointed administrative
of estate of Leonard Schuster;
Harvey Gerkensmeyer, appointed
administrator of estate of Minnie
Gerkensmeyer; Carl J. Sampson,
appointed administrator of estate
of William l.. Sampson; Dorothy
Lacey, appointed administrative of
estate of Euphema Humphrey; Mae
Pearl Biro, appointed administra-
trix of estate of Norman James
Eberly; Cecil Welch, appointed ad-
miniStrator of estate of Katherine
M. Clark; Ethel M. D4ph, ap-
pointed administrative with will
annexed of estate of Aaron X.
Dolph.
County commissioners will re-
ceive bids at 200 pm. Monday,
December 6 for the proposed pro-
ject of cleaning and improving the
Tach ditch in Benton township.
The estimated cost has been set
at $2,08O.11.
Miss Gilmore Migala, secretary
in the office of the county engi-
neer, was the guest of honor at a
bridal shower held in the court
house Tuesday evening. Miss Mi
gala, the daughter of Mrs. Mary
Migala and the late Michael Mi
gala, Port Clinton, will become the
bride of Tony Vallese, of Oakfield,
N. Y, son of D. Vallese and the
late Mrs. ValleSe, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. The pot-luck dinner party
and shower was sponsored by the
women county officials and work
ers and Miss Migala was presented
with bridal gifts,
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro-
bate court has announced the fol-
lowing appointments in his court:
John M. Roush, executor of estate
of Thomas J. Roush; Helen /.
Zunk, administrative of estate of
Henry Zunk; Emma V. Boysen,
executrix of estate of Henry G..
BoySen; Elmer Dier, executor of
estate of Ferdinand Riedman; Es-
ther Dunham Budd, administrative
of estate of John Dunham; Her.
man E. Callewaert, executor of es-
tate of Adronie Callewaert; Their
esa Monak, executrix of estate of
Andrew Monak; Erwin Heidle, ad-
ministrator of estate of Oscar O.
Heidle.
The final account of administra-
tion has been filed in the probate
court by Clarence E. Weyandt, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Neomi
Tabbert.
Chief deputy Myron Hetrick is