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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
APTs. sURhisHeD-vA.

N. ARL.-Excei. loc.: beaut. knotty-
pine finish; . bedrms.: S115 mo-;
avail. Mar 10. ia. 2-664O ewes.
LARGE s-RM. APT. on Arl. blvd; bus.
10 Minis: Pentaeon: 20 Minis. 18th
OF adults. IA. 7-6455. ~ Os .
DOWNTOWN ALEX.-Liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit and bath, S75 to. $50. so:
service personnel preferred. Call TIE
6-fR70 between 1919.
N. ARL.. Westover area-Attrac. furn
aRaH SIX S. 4ssTSFs we soRs a. ]:
ALEX.--Mod. ant. an pvt home: ice.
liy.. rm.. kit. dinette, bedrm., pvt.
Ra III iN, sT9y; e oV lHsS n..+,
b sg FURNISHED sp9 and de,
si4O with util. re. 6-4909. %
AIRPORT. lust of Mt
Vernon blvd. Sew. apis. avail. for
jmmed occupancy all utils. furn:
S Sb,n.9 mo sGorner BsshfSTd lane and
CO. 1905 II st. NV. Ma. SOFAS.
- Unusually attractive
bachelor apt, two fireplaces. Pull
man kit, tile bath. auto. washer
anu uTyeI. PVT. entT.r ISL uOOE. CODN,
E legation as5 beaut. dec. and furn. SO
DUPLEX, MOD. NEW: 10 min. D. c.
Compl. furn... suitable gentlemen;
$50 each. ia. S-l502. o.
s. ARLINGTON, VA.-3 rms. bath
in pvt. home; 10 min. TO D. c. ia
7-34S0. a
ARL.--Bsmt. apt. liy. rm.. bedrm..
kit. -dinette; married cple.; avail.
March 8: 500 mo. ia. $1,000.
-
ALEXANDRIA--Del RAY. Is West
bedrm. and bath; empl. adults
Christian home: SS5. OV. 3-51o2
-
ARLINGTON. q min. Pentaeon :
downtown; 1901 No. Troy; modern
liv.. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kitchen.
Sll0. utils. incl; April LIST. ia.
7-936S
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.


|BRADQOCK HTS, ALEX. Front rm
in pvt. home. SIS wk.; mr.. transp,,
COW. location. Call MRS. JOHN C
THOMAS. 250S Davis ave., TIE. o.
SILVER SPRING---Lge.. pleasant rm.
in Four Corners area: kitchen ano
laundry. privilS. possible: mature
business woman preferred. Call after
q pm. JU. 9.5569. 3
EVANSVILLE, MD.-Ige. front rm..
next to bath with twin beds for /
or y. Breakfast if desired. WA, Z
SLEEPY HOLLOW SECTION--Couple
or = girls with kit. and ldry. privils
Phone JE. 4-0526 after $50 p m
SILVER SPRING. SS01 Georgia ave
Comfortable rm.. walking distance
business district; phone and park
ing privileges; ~ wkly. ~. g.
1907 after 8 pm. -
ARLINGTON-WIDE OPEN SPACES
Ten minutes from D. c.; free park
ing. daily maid service. ia. $500
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APIS. FuRNlsHED-p.c.

WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th st.
n n;w SGg5 *. Rflos s1no e onnSsoe
LINCOLN Pm. AREA-zDes,rahle g
DUPONT CIRCIE-4th H., front. liv.
ing-bedrm. and compl., kit; S4i
mo-; sentlensn. DE. 2-0s64. -
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

Observation-Disclosures free burnins
fireplace fuel: seasoned. dry little
ash nc dirt. no spark long burning
easv to store and handle packed
b logs in carton SHuRFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS, Ii T-44SS --il
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ATS ORANGE ST. Sc.

one-bedrm. unit. tn<this eonv. loca,
ton; recently redec.s S5a. 90 mel
utils See Apt. No. !. YIN. 4-So0o
10. 2-31S3. 10. 3-5624. "
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share attrac.
mod NV. apt with one other girl;
TV; excel. transp.; rea. ia. 9-4e9o.
SHARE duplex apt with middle-ag aged
man. white; can be shared by man
and wife; cow. location; reas. Ii.
5000. ewes
GENTLEMAN desires another gentle
man to share nice 2-bedrm. apt. in
Anacostia. LII 4-3539 after $50
TWO MEN desire other men to
s sod7 a iteFe n pm f for INFO .' AZ
ONE GIRL to share. apt. in All. with
another girl; iee. liv., rm.. din. rm..
kit. bedrm. with twin beds. Phone
IA. S-790l after q pm. .
TIRED sbsr OF AN hPTT bo would ,,b liks
1idO PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Will share
| 5-rm apt With congenial girl
! Near White House. ST. 3-2S27.,
GIRL TO SHARE attr. apt. in apt
| bldg. with another girl, between rs:
80; Capitol Hill, Ii. 1891. 10.
GIRL to share modern e-bedrm. apt.
with other girls. Call LII. 2-3oo4
| I OR g GIRLS to share modern apt
| in upper NV; cow. shopping; exp.
bus at door; pvt. bedrn, unlimited
! phone; Just like home; very reas.
rent. IA. 9-tfS6 after 9 pm. a
GIRL. - to %, to share 2-bedrm.
| apt. with 2 other girls. Good NV.
location. Conv. transp. Reasonable
BACHELOR WILL SHARE large ant
with ! other, in rambling Va home
Fireplace. porches, pool; pvt. entr
! ia. 2-S745 after s pm a
MACARTHUR BLVD. - Girl. college
grad, to share 1-bedrm. apt with
another; temp. II des. KE. 7-1560
GENTLEMAN to share large furn
house with four others. Northwe st
| KE.. 7-1573. ~
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2 LOVELY RMS. for elderly person;
apt. bldg: elev. serv.; 8 delicious
meals; good care. No T-477l. =
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2O0l at Conn
ave.-Nice. clean I'm. with meals
nv. ping pong; young people; sgle
SIS; dble.. S12; daily, $3.50. GO
Is56 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Dupont
Circle area. Lge. CONT. rm avail,
for = or 3 girls. Also share avail.
FOR Young man: excel. meals. DU.
7-3232. b
1856 u ST. N.W.-Ideal loo. deiic-
ious food. TV. Bendix. Kindly atmos-
phere for young people and cples.
IS
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly per-
son, eoOc transp. Reasonable.
no. o-603s,
1872 COLUMBIA RID. NW.--Excel-
lent nome Cooked meals; congenial
group: S52.50-S55 month. DU.
S-4E1u
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APIS FURNIsHED-D. {.

Mr.. 18th AND MADISON N.w.-Bed-
rm.. liv. rm.-kit. comb. pvt. bath.
Couple or lady. so. RIA. 6-621l.
1891 18th ST. N.w.zNiee clean 2
RIM. apt. Porch. bath $3.50 wk.
For ., small bay Ok. CO. SOFAS.
EOS ID ST. N.W.-Ist-1. apt, front.
Completely furn. Very reas. rent.
md a. rear also avail. RIA. 6-l1Ol
pGPoNTF % AREA large rooms.
kitchenette and bath so incl. utils.
co. 5.l2i4. .DU. 7::554s. 49,
1865 IRVING ST. N.W.--Nice light
bsmt.. apt; lge. rms, pvt. entr.
Suitable ] or 9 men. NO. 7-2352.
$500 X ST. NV rms kit. and
bath. SS5 per mo. ME. S-5624. %
400 BLK. GEORGIA AVE. NV
2 rms. dinctte. Kit. and bath.
Screened rear porch. Apt. bldg.
After u pm. call RIA. :t-03S3. %
43i 10Th ST. N.E.-Entire LIST A.. liv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath: S75. incl.
gtils ~. 5 S3IaiMR ~; 5a "a !
bedrms;. liv; rm., din. rm;. kit; and
bath. laundry; IA adults; $l25.
com. AVE.-1-e bedrm. apis. also
effic.; decor. cor; 50-unit 4 clos
cts ga adults. WO. ti-0S66. -
l?tI 18th ST. NM lee, rms.
and pch.. Frigidaire. stove and sink;
Sl6 weekly .
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED

1926 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Det
home. 2nd-fi cor. room. or
empl. ladies: refs. RIA. 3-4576. -
COLORED-3I4 E CAPITOL-c-rm
apt. newly decorated; home priyils
Ii. 7-a05F. .
COLORED-APT. 8
Bedrm. and kit. with frigidaire. cleo
incl. $40 mo. Building located 1874;
Coreoran ST. NV. Ii. 6-5601. >
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. . rms. anc
kit. French doors and frepl-, redec.
Frigidaire. front. twin or dble. beds
So wk. Also sgle: rm: and kit.
iS Sas E ~ fnso 4. aI N.w.GNice lse
hskpg. rm.; cook. facil.; h. and 6
conn. -PORTER; / or . young la.
dies; twin. bedrm.. sep. kit. din,
TV: Pot. PIX. and L bus. EN-. 3-94.6.
TAkOMA PARk-Two Housekeeping
no IN summer. $40 in winter. incl
nFils. Sorry, no children. TAOS
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE ~ Very clean
rrm;. with sink stove, refer: $40 mo
Mr.. DUPONT CiRCLE-completely
furn. incl. refsr. and water. l242
I:aS NJ 81. NV. Or I03 Mt. Vernon
pl-s 81 o week up; twin beds, refsr. .
essi LEE HWY. ARLiNGToSS. va
next to bath, Phone IA. $4,000, a
KENNEDY. Mr.. I6th-L,h.k. Also
bedrm. Newly decor. RA 6-S203
! RM AND KITCHEN. light hsspg;
lpiito sns ST. Il Nv "a The X churehill@ @
Liv- hedrm. with eompl. kit. new
refgr.: SIS wk. NO. 1-9S6S. -
better S6-SS wk. rms
or 50 rent refund: quiet. attr. home;
ldry. priTii.: lady. 1866 Harvard NV
1898 r ST. N.W.-Ss. SO week: lge.
quiet. pvt; newly dec. run. water
closet: gentleman. HO. 9-531U
1926 18th ST. NV.
Bsmt. TIT. with dinette. gas range,
cleo refgr. running water: | blk. of
Conn. walking distance downtown:
S12 80 week. - )
COLORED-I.OO EUCLID ST. NV
Large. unfinished rm., near trans
portation; share kit. with ! other
person. Call ewes. after u. AID
4-So4S or Ii 3-66H- -
COLORED-Il2l CLIFTON ST. NV.
-Furu. or unfHrn.. or :, rms
child n gas stove AID 9-nSSi ls
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

or dble.; all privils.; on carline. LA
6-31S0. :
COLORED-LARGE front room. &C.
cept children: privileges. Ii. 3-4426.
COLORED-$6.50 WEEK
RIM. in nice clean house; plenty OF
heat, hot water; 1140 9Th st. ne
Ii. 6-5604 --3
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CAPITOL HILL
THE CORONET

Address OF tine Nations
Most Distinguished Clientel.
EFFlCIENCIES FROM ~ll1.5t
/ -BEDRM. APIS. FROM Sl5I 81
YI@En onO r. ST 8 r
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HARDWARE
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPPIES - Blond. Axe
reg. 2 mos; male. female
IRISH Settlers. Axe reg; 10
wks.; wormed: shots. K1. S-474S
BAssET HOUND PUPPIES, Axe reg.
The dog with the sad face, sweet
disposition: lifelong COMPANION for
dad and children. FORNEY DE-
LAUTER Hagerstown. Md, U. 8.
Route so. Phi. 115-J-l2. %
COCKER PUPPIES mos: red
female; blond male: Axe; Ch. ped. !:
$50 or best offer. JE. 4-0252. a
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - Are
you lonely, need pet? Buy a
pup. Axe reg. Hemlock 4-7529.
FRENCH PoODLE-BLACK. standard
Axe pedigree, =, mos; All SHOTS.
Householder. EN-, 2-2S1S. %
PARAKEET BABIES - Home grown.
healthy and lovely. Blues and q
few chartreuse yellow. 50. JE.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, male and
female, nicely marked. Black and
PEDIGREED GILLIAN COCKER
Ready for breeding. Very aftec-
tionate with children. $50. HE.
4-3S11. -
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The John Kilpen Hotel
a3Io ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a block of Conn ave, overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Dble and sgle
rms. pvt. bath avail; excel. meals
rates. SIT so wk. UP. HO. 2-35b6
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WANTED

Good Western horse, sound with gooc
conformation. under yrs. old. neck
refined. traffic broke, LII. $4,000
before 8 pm. =
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REGISTERED Nubian goats. milking
does. Young does. RALPH E. BASS,
Fredericksburg Va. 81
ANGUS AUCTION
Highlands- Ellington Herd Book" Sale
Saturday, March 6, 1854
Atlantic Rural Exposition Grounds
Richmond, Va.
MISS BLACK SHOW $40 am,
Program and show of interest to
breeders and All and FLA members.
pm. HERD BOOK" sale pm.
2 Bulls - A Females
Top bulls to head some OF the finest
registered herds, and females of the
same quality.
Plus
Fourteen top rugged commercial bulls
ready for Service-16 untitled COWS
and heifers. many with calves ut
side. Real opportunity TO purchase
top commercial bulls. fnany good
enough TO head purebred herds, and
cows at reasonable. prices. For cata-
log, write Dave Canning. VA ABER
DEEN-ANGUS ASSOC, Box 100,
fNha riot 70 piIia We
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES
WANTED

Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. JEW
ELRY PICTURE FRAMES. CUT
GLASS, MUSIC BOXES, BEER
STEMS. ETC. ETC
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jeEeiry We paw cash.
A. KAHN INC.
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Calls Made Immediately

BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
nome. cash. We do moving, storage
Ia. y-2937; EVENINGS, RIA. S-l4 6.
q
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1915 A ST SEW. rm.. bedrm
kit. tile bath; $3.50; immed
avail Ii. 5-2S73 or XII. 9-1uS4
1909 G ST. N.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit. dinette, tile bath, $3.50. XII
a-luSj or Ant. "a ,
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-p. c.

$500 18th ST. NV, blk. from
Park rd.-5pacious 1-bedrm. apt;
Ali services incl. S7S.56 mo. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
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WILL PAY TOP PRICES
FLEA MARKET. 1900 Lee Hwy
CALL ia: 2-23S9. IA: S-2630 ANY
UNTIL II PM ANY CALLS MADE
AFTER PM, CALL JE. 2-3O4I
AND JE 4-l405,
Calls NO do ornadia talu
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RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE, 6la
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YOUNG MAN to share lge. dble. rm.
Home privils.; quiet neighborhood:
So mo. DE, 2-0735 after IL Sat-,
Sun, after $50 pm. weekdays.
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III 18th ST. SCI bedrm.. liv.
s aDt s sl Dy s55S sc'h per in mo- ofaTR E
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1854 ID ST. Sc. mr.. saith and Mimi
ave. mod. 2 rms. kit, dinette. bath.
| S67.50, incl. utils., heat, refgr..
laundry rm. and locker. IA. S-3703
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1921 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Liv rm.,
bedrm.. rec. hall. kit. and bath;
adults only; SIS per mo. Call HO.
2-5395 or BETHEL, DI. 7-3100.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
Altar Guild Plans
Easter Egg Sale

Operation Easter Egg" took
the spotlight at st. Thomas Epis-
copal Guild Hall most of the day
Thursday, and probably will con-
tinue part of Friday.
Fourteen girls of the church AL
tar Guild, with Mrs. R. E. Reyn-
olds as their director and Mrs. Da-
vid L. Mackey as director, are
giving the Easter Rabbit helping
hand by producing hundreds of
fancy colored eggs which they will
sell as a group project.
Last year, when the sale of col
ored eggs was revived after being
dormant for several years, the AL
tar Guild dyed and decorated
more than 80 dozen eggs-and
that's lot in anybody's language.
This year they will have especial
ly fancy ones, in addition to the
usual technicolor numbers. Some
will have fancy crocheted hats or
special character faces. These will
be sold individually. Advance Or
ders for the colored eggs are be-
ing taken, and they also will be on
sale at Sorensen's on Saturday,
April II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Joan Kollmann, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kollmann of East
Second street, celebrated her 14th
birthday with gay party Sunday
afternoon at the Youth Building,
with a large number of school
friends enjoying the event.
Games, dancing and other en-
tertainment were concluded with
a birthday lunch. Joan's guest list
included Carlyn Probel, Jeanne
Fillmore, Bette Aurand, Dorothy
Stefanacci, Carol Jensen, Jill Mey-
er, Barbara Brokate, Judy Ross,
Judy Vogt, Mary Oman, Martha
DYKES, Sharon Hensley, Paula
Snider, Barbara Tunnel, Judy
Gaydos, Dorothy Rider.
Janet Hagerty, Carol Winke,
George Rofkar, David Segaard,
Tom Carter, Glenn Druyor, Kim
Boyle, Ronny Malik, Tom Carpen-
ter, Richard Yurista, Rudy Dracka,
Ronny Petersen Tom Pe2n, Del
bert Jones, Keith Jess, Lanny
Streeter, Roy Rounds, David Stat
ford, Jim Gilleland, Mike Conrod.
Johnny Winke, Jake Mackey.
Dave Simon, Kenny Kreager
Brent Cover.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
c. c. L. CONFERENCE

The eight Child Conservation
Leagues in Port Clinton and its
immediate vicinity will all be re
presented at the Northwestern
Ohio District Conference DE O.
c. L.. which takes place in St
Paul's Methodist church in Tiffin
on Thursday, May g.
Attendance of between 400 and
800 delegates from clubs in IL
northw, sternt O'1'p co'a>ies !
,nticinated for the day long meet
ing. Morning session will consist
Of the presentation of State and
District officers, reports from thc
Leagues and presentations o.
awards.
A panel discussion, "Youl
Child's World" will be pr vented
by a panel of four speakers, with
a discussion from TIE floor. Panel
members will be DR.. Richard r,
Waite, director Of the North Cen
trail Ohio Mental Health Clinic:
DR.. John E. Roose. pediatrician
Mrs. Rose Moore, Heidelberg col
lege professor of elementary edu
cation, and DR.. Roger l.. Shinn
professor of philosophy, Heidel-
berg college. Mrs. William Gillian
Tiffin, past state president, will
lead the discussion from the floor
There will be special music. Moor
luncheon will be at the knights
of Columbus Home in Tiffin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
Nellie Steelsn1ith To Be Honored For
80 Years Perfect Attendance At Banquet

Thirty years as one of Port
Clinton's outstanding organizations
will be celebrated by members of
American Legion Auxiliary, when
they gather at Evangelical United
Brethren church next Thursday
night, April %, for their annual
anniversary banquet.
Among the guests will be Mrs.
Nellie Steelsmith, a charter men,
Der, who has never missed an
Auxiliary meeting in all its 80
years of existence. Speaker will
be Mrs. Helen McNei1l Totdo,
national executive committeewo-
man and former Auxiliary depart
ment president. Accompanying her
from Toledo will be Mrs. Glen
Horton, department treasurer, and
Mr.. Horton. Commander Harold
Arnold of the Legion Post, and
Mrs. Arnold will be guests. Mrs.
Frederick Johnson, Auxiliary pre-
sident, will preside.
Reservations for the dinner may
be made with Mrs. Kathryn Wit
ter, 2-4341, and should be in by
this Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
SHOWER GIVEN

oT0W6N StVGN
A baby shower for Mrs. Theo-
dore "Bus" Pieplow and her new
baby son, Thomas Charles, was a
delightful event Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Amos Nielsen, with
Mrs. Harold Fehnrich and Mrs.
Charles Boss as co.hostesses.
A stork centered the table and
appointments carried out the baby
motif, as delicious salad course
was served, concluding games of
bingo. A door prize went to Mrs.
Emmett Balduf, and others were
Mrs. Herman Fought, Mrs. Lester
Everett, Mrs. Donald Exerett, Mrs.
Gerald Stewart, Mrs. Stephen
Trenshaw, Mrs. Kenneth Focht,
Mrs. Marie Pieplow, Mrs. Louis
Tarroli, Mrs. Mike Bodnar, Mrs.
Lulu Buck, Mrs. Alfred Sauvie,
Mrs. Arthur Christensen, Mrs. Ken
meth Schiewe, Mrs. Florence Ying-
ling, Mrs. Donald Wood, Mrs.
James Gottschalk, Mrs. Jessie
Fehnrich, and Miss Virginia Mel
sen. Gifts also were received
from Mrs. Bennett Woolley, Mrs.
Quentin Jones, Mrs. Floyd Dibl-
ing, Mrs. Bud Clemons, and Mrs.
Howard Garner, who were unable
to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Hummel
OF Kelley's Island, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
with an open house Sunday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Hazel
Heishman in Cleveland. They have
three other daughters, Mrs. Mary
Rainer, rural Bremen; Mrs. Rob-
ert Beckman, North Olmstead;
and Mrs. Dorothy Jean Schlessel-
man, Kelley's Island; 10 grand
children and three great-grand-
children.
They were married April 13,
1904 in Lithopolis and in 1917
went to Cleveland where Mr.. Hum
nell was professor of chemistry
at Case Tech for q years. In 1914
they retired to their former home
at Kelleys Island and have been
relaxing on their small farm.
They have been vacationing in
Florida during the past two wint-
ers, returning to Ohio and their
island home in time for spring
planting. They are active in the
Island Community Church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
FEDERATION BOARD

The last Monday of April will
become the permanent date for
the annual Scholarship banquet in
the future, board of Port Clinton
Federation of Women's Clubs de-
cided at its meeting last Fridav
night in the home of Mrs. Willis
MiSch, president. The annra'
scholar:hip banquet was begun
several years ago, at the instiga
tion of the Federation. with all
service clubs now joining in as
sponsors.
Sales of articles made by the
blind totalled $294.97, it was an
nounced. A $25 contribution to-
ward the upkeep of the Young
Building was made, and purchase
of pins for Honor Society mem
bers was approved. A nominating
committee of Mrs. G. E. Pehrson,
Mrs. William Wolf, and Mrs. John
Faris will present slate of Of
ficers at the next meeting, May
81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
Warren Guthrie, TV Commentator To Bt
Guest Speaker At Federation Luncheon
BY d'Alessio

the Air COMBAT Intelligence with
anti-submarine development de-
tachment in the Atlantic and Pa
cific on the u. S. S. Santee and the
U. S. S. Bon Home Rich. ard. He
is married and has twin son and
daughter, aged 91a.
He served as speech teacher at
West Point, Nebraska high school,
and was teaching fellow of
speech at Northwestern Univer-
sity. He was appointed assistant
professor of speech at Western
Reserve University in 1889, and
was made Professor of Speech and
head of the department there in
1916. A native of Syracuse, Ne
braska, he is AZ years old.
Mrs. Norman Willbond is Fed
Grafton program chairman arrang-
ing the luncheon. Mrs. Willis
Misch, Federation chairman, will
preside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
Mrs. Joseph Capko, Marblehead
DbNBURY DANCE

Big plans are in the making for
he second annual P. T. A. Dance
1T Danburv township hipS school.
sponsored bv the P. T. A. and Dan
bury merchants. which will be
held next Friday, April %.
A South Sea Islands theme will
feature the dance. A South Sea
Queen will be elected next week
w high school students to reign
at the dance. Bill Miller, chair
man, is planning special decora-
tive effects. Jim HoffmanE or
rhestra, Huron, will play for dane.
'ng A floor show will be present
I'd bv students of the Kay Lutes
studio. The dance is open to the
nublic. and tickets are available
from PTA members.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
.. ~ .Soc1aI Scene
BY JueR Redcoe ofHee-26ss2 Home
TO MEET HERE

Members of the North Central
Dental Assistants held their
monthly meeting in Port Clinton
Wednesday night, coming here for
a $50 dinner at the Island House.
Miss Colleen Madison, of DR.
E. c. Ingram's office, is a mem
Der of the Association. Following
the dinner, clinic was held with
Robert Williamson of the Kerr
Co. demonstrating impression ma
terials. Miss Wanda Brand, Ere
mont, president, presided at the
business session. Final plans were
made for the Ohio State Dental
Assistants meeting in Fremont
May 8-9.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
RELIEF CORPS

Miss Marilyn Witt, who recently
returned from Japan, was guest Of
,onor at a meeting of Philemon
Relief Corps No. 364 when the
,roup met at the home of Mrs.
Goldie Dorr Monday night, Mrs
Wiletta Chapman, president, pre-
'ided at the business meeting. A
Poem in honor of Mrs. Chapman
written by Mrs. Ruby Sabin, was
read.
A social evening which included
delicious refreshments was en-
ioyed. The National Convention,
he week of Sept. IL at Portland.
Oregon, was announced. All mem
oers were urged to attend the May
70 meeting at the home of Mrs.
Chapman when Decoration Day
,lans will be discussed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-16
GOLD STAR MOTHERS

Three members of Ottawa coun-
ty Gold Star Mothers will attend
the national convention in Boston
Iune 6, it was indicated at the
monthly meeting of the organiza-
ton Tuesday night at Oak Harbor
Lection Hall.
Mrs. Joseph Capko, Marblehead,
county president, Mrs. Otto Lenz
of Genoa and Mrs. George Hem
niger of Oak Harbor are planning
% attend the national conclave.
Mrs Kenneth Oglesbee of Mar
5lehead and Mrs. Ed Haeft of
,enoa were Lhostesses for Tuesday
nights meeting. Plans for me!
norial services at the next meet
ng, May II, were made.