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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.) |

N. CAPITOL AND R-Brick store. LIST
Srics. $1,000 terms. s. WIN iHO show nov;
4. q. DUNE. va. s-55oi. 81 ' or 5. no:
|BARGHlN TO QUICK PURCHASER,
white or colored: illness forces sale:
Columbia Hts.-S-unit semidet. bldg.
inc. over SO. 600. Priced Al times.
g; ;oo4s se handIss; Excel. net gain.
s-UNiT IN T'II DEiACaED sai; brick apartment
in Westover, Arlington County, va.
Income, $6,720 annually; tenants
pay utilities; 1908 occupancy. EN-.
SALVAGE MATERIAL and lot at 1887
Iemperanse court NV. ali for $500.
4.UNIT u; IG'isRYiK BRYcK-oood cond.; income
Sd, ,120 yearly; $4,000 cash, assume
4fs loan for baiance. Total piice.
S2O.500 Apply owner. .4721 Homer
SMALL 1NvEsTMENT-shipiey Ter
race s:e. Semi-det. brick, d rms,
bath, bsmt.. mod. Rented at $I10
per mo; Price. 81 l1,60O. with So, 900
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE.
SILVER SPRING-7A times rent; 2
det. brk. 5-unit apt. bldgs.: copper
cutters: restricted loc.. nr. bus,
stores; owner selling due to health;
no brokers. P.o. Box 4701. Wash,
BRIcK. THREE STORES. two baths,
month. 935 Mass. ave. NV. or trade
for property. Ii. 3-9S32,
81 ACRES. all zoned commercial. for
huge shopping DEVELOPMENT, P. g.
Co. Md. Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Lebling,
81 81 4-9SsS. 5sS ROBERT B. HALL CO.
BETHEsDA~e-unit apt. bldg; almost
new. Call Mr.. Lebling, Sun. and
eyes,, OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT B. HALL
CO., OIL. 2-3250.
2snd ST. AND VIRGINIA AVE. NV.
APPROX. $500 so. it., northwest cor
ner, zoned residential 90-C in center
of extensive large development;
make offer. v. D. JOHNSTON. HU.
3-4614: eyes,. DE. "-5630. -2S
MUST SELL. 1928 Harvard st. NV
Vacant, 3-apt. blds.. containing IL
eond: oniY oarpS s17o6o Il 20 OIL wish naa' sxee Set
down. $1l0 per mo. Open sun.
INCoME PRopERrY-4-unit apt
rented! at 1865 per mo-; tenant oc.
cupied: 10 min: to Capitol; all brick
and modern; Priced to sell; 471s
LulOA aNC., 0QlIlNuu MdUUIt Nu. MA
S-0352: ewes. LU. 2-0O37. -26
73O FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-Lge. semi
det.. a rms. and baths; splendid
income property; clean. Priced to
sell Call Ma s-o352; ewes, LU
S13,95O CASH for a vell-built. 2.
family brick; liv. rm., kit. dlnette
bedrms. and bath each apt; gas
neat; excel. ne. area. EX. 3-34OO.
RA. a-5711. -27
4 UNITS, of New Hamp. ave. in Ta-
koma Pk.-Handsome 2-yr -old det.
brk; cor: apt. bldg: all 2-bedrm.
units with porches; 81 300 annual
income: price. $50, 600: S7.nOO down.
1103; ewes. 10. 5-3593.
SALE OR TRADE-4 apts. 2 rooms,
bath each: near 18th and Que SITS.
NV: 81 900 down. A. R. SEELvE,
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of in.
vestment and commercial properties
Call MILTON r. RUPERT. 1851
10th ST.. NV. DI. 7-5015: ewes.
4, 8, 3 FAMILY APTs.-Haye cash
buyers for property that is priced
right. and well located, Phone TIE
& SON. INC. lie South St. Asapf
WE HAVE CLIENTS with cash imme.
diately available for apis. of 4, 6.
units in D. c. or Md; not over 20
yrs. old Call Mr., Thompson. with
CARL M. FREEMAN REALTY CO,
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcon.. J

A VALUABLE LOT. s2x120 IT,, on
Ga. ave: Choice location in the
heart of Wheaton, next door to
Sun OIL Co. Extends back to paved
E. S. PRICE & co.
I,O 6-1231 IN kn216
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALrII

CoLORED-4-FAMILY FLAT
Lovely apt. bldg. located nr. 3rd and
r. !. ave. ne. Not converted bldg
$240. 3 apis. plus owners. Priced
low for home and investment. H. T.
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J. PARISH, INC.
OWNER-BUILDER

Out of This World
Beautiful new brick residence, trout
stream right in back of property
with all fishing privileges, also ad-
joins national forest for hunting
Situated in q pleasant community;
best materials, rooms are large
airy and tastefully decorated. 8
rms, ceramic tiled bath, newest
type automatic oil furnace, electric
range, ETC., etc. Large lawn.
beautiful mt. view: aged and in
capacitated women owner forced
son, STROUT REALTY, Staunton,
Va. mail address: Riverview
Swope, Val. Bargain lists mailed
free.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH-Ideal corner location. incl
4 buildings. will sacrifice at S35,-
900, 9th and Va. ave. Sc. Ii. g.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

LIST your house for sale or rent
TORRES a. CO.. Me. $4,000.
NEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH. Mont
gomery County: will pay all cash.
1nMEbiATG Nh 7isrEe' CASH for your home in
PPfaissE PsieE Nc so~ERs SeR US sEos Eog iGl ap. 9
sekM. BUNGALOW on lz.. lot. NV.
saSarSsn sIat.ass Ju aTef; S;os5s sithin committing
3-bedrm, house with full bsmt;
yard and city cows. Brick or wood
siding; not shingled. N. Arl. or Falls
Church. Under $4,000: 10fe and
81. Direct from OWNER: no dealers.
MoDEsT.. bedrm... shaded yard.
S. Arlington on rental basis, no
cash down; Box s6,A; star star, .,,
pARD. Oh. 4-5sss R5s' or aAii HU. Gf'i 'ai-4S$6.
IMMEDIATE CASH for houses, brick
or frame; or apartment buildings.
caEyL sny slSs WM cfl kosENTHaG SH azsos for quick
sesa seesaae6.' ''fs EN- on s-soa7 sSsr pf00eF'ys so!
CHEVY CHxSE-Home owners; up
to $l9, 900; several serious buyers
noor fSs poas,b,ty sna Fm' can pedTm 6 44sas o9 a.
ME. 1851 weekdays. JOHN HoKE.
WANT 4 OR 8 BEDROOMS inciaslns MsE
self-contained grandmother's. apart
ment or suite; North Arlington;
prompt possession. Acceptable for
FHA long MORTGAGE. BOX 22-A, star.
WE PAY ALL CAsH-ToP PRICE
for your house. Call IA. 9-0277 Or
RE. 7-OS73 n. M. GREENFIELD.
WE HAVE CLIENTS for apartment in
vestment PROPERTIES. Please submit
statements. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K Ct; NV. MA. s-o362' ewes.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in the q. C. area, no charge for
our appraisal; over so yrs. service.
FLOYD DAVIS CO. Realtors
1929 K st. NV. MA. S-0352: ewes
III 9-oE50
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NORTHWEST APT. HOUSES. up to
100 units, needed for one of our
bona fide clients with cash on hand
exceeding 100000. Also need sew
eral smaller apt. bldgs. For an ex-
pedient and advantageous deal
please call our office beginning Mon
day.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1872 K st. NV. ST. 3-SS00
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

51s ACRES-Mod. home. 6 rms, scr
porch. carport, shade trees. out
bldgs.. fish pond Beautiful view Of
4 mi. Front Royal. More land avail
All offers considered. THOMAS
BURNETT. Middletown. Va.
FOR RENT-Lovely Va. farm house;
furn. or unfurn. 6 rms, mod. ]
hr. D. c., HU. 1896.
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HOUSES TO GUILD

HOLIDAY HOMES-Fre-fab.. So, ,995.
erected with utilities; $500 down,
$50 month. 5 years. DON MAHTZ,
S616 Ga. ave-, JU. 9-5952. -28
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Unit brick ant: ton
rental location; each apt. has iiv.
rm.. din. rm.. lge. bcdrm., twin
closets, tiled bath, kit, equipped
Top rental location with a view.
Lge. S1S,G0O 1st trust avail. Priced
S23.750 with over 15Co return on
KE.. 6-S335. j. C. SOMERS.
Broker.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial.
properties wanted for sale Or lease
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
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MOST
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Very reliable. long estab. loo. store
viii sell its main bldg. anG lease 1t
hack. for 10 yrs. at the amt. of
purchase. A safe investment of
approx. $4,000 cash. For details,
WALKER AID. 4-2644
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NEAR End q HAMILTON SITS. NV.
Well constructed. good physical con-
dition. 2. two bedrm. units and 2.
one bedrm. units. New stoves and
refrigerators. Call Miss Zaker, DI.
7-3159
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20O5
2 YRS. OLD-MOD. 3-UNIT Apt
TENANTS PAY ALL UTILS.
Low PR. DIN. PYMT., RA. 6-sa19.
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Brand-NeW Brick Home
Compact 3-bedrm. house for easier.
more economic living: full bsmt.,
Ia-acre of ground, fine neighborhood;
price. S16,750. Vienna, Va. FREE
MAN & SHERBURNE. Dunkirk D.
S070; Sun, Dunkirk 5-7424. 81
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80 acres, in Alexandria. near Shirley
hwy, with railroad frontage, also s.
room corner house. on modern high
way; ideal for small businessman.
KI. S-SISI. XII. 9-7774. -26
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
SALE OR RENT

OFFICE AND YARD, 3.1O0 "a. IT,;
Zoned Industrial: UNDERGROUND stor-
age tanks; 500 month. RA
3-S710. pa
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
SUNRISE GARDEN CLUB

Meeting Thursday at the Laurel
avenue home of Mrs. Wilbert Eel
lerath l9lmembers of Sunrise Gar
den Club enjoyed an unusually in
teresting program based on trees
81 For roll CALL each member told
'her favorite tree and gave interest
ing facts about it. Outstanding, and
particularly appropriate for the
Lenten season, was Mrs. Carl Wag
.goner's selection of the dogwood
tree. The cross on which Chris
was crucified, according to legend
was made of the wood of the dog
wood tree and the tree has ever
since been stunted in growth.
Mrs. B. B. Brough's excellent
paper was on unusual trees. A
green and yellow color motif was
carried out in dessert service, pre-
ceding the meeting. Mrs. George
Oleksa has the next meeting, Ap-
.ril %. A card party for members
and their invited guests is plan
neds for March q at Bay township
hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
EASTERN STAR

Port ClinSon Eastern Star chap
ter made fine showing Saturday
night when the annual inspection
was conducted here, with Mrs.
Frank Busch of Toledo, deputy
Grand Matron of the Sixth dis
trict, coming here as inspecting
officer.
Among the 100 guests at the in
spection were four grand repre-
sentatives, Mrs. Forest Carr, Mis-
sissippi; Mrs. Edna Kellogg, West
Virginia; Mrs. Helen Seiss, Flori-
da; Mrs. Eileen Studer, Indiana;
August Seiss of Toledo, who
is associate grand patron of Ohio.
Worthy Matrons and Patrons of
lodges in district Six also was
here, as was Frank Miller of To-
ledo, Past Grand Patron of Ohio.
A six o'clock dinner preceded
the inspection. Mrs. G. A. Shively
is Worthy Matron this year, and
Mr.. Shively is Worthy Patron.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
ELECT OFFICERS

New officers of Mothers
Roundtable were elected at the
March meeting Monday at the
cme Of Mrs. Howard Ostling of
Erie Ordnance Depot, with Mrs.
Richard French becoming new
president.
Mrs. Frank Manley is new vice
president, Mrs. Howard Jones is
treasurer, Mrs. Ronald Windnagel
is secre' ary, and Mrs. Charles
Stephenson is press reporter. Roll
call was "My Child's Favorite
Story" Mrs. William Foster was
guest. Mrs. Robert Conner had
The program, Faith To Live By"
Announcement of the Fedora
ton luncheon April % was made
Members of the club will tell stor-
les at SrS S'da.rs library Story
Hour. Next meeting is April 26
at the home of Mrs. Robert Con
ner, with Mrs. Warren Morgan
as co-hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
., v Social Sceme
&2sg 4D

safety patrol of high school boys,
and discussed possibilities of pro-
noting an emphasized traffic
safety program at the school as
future project of the club. Spon-
soring of bicycle instruction"
school was one valuable suggeS-
ton.
The club also voted to rent a
film on traffic safety which will
be shown to all school children,
and also will be available to par
ents' groups during the week it
will be here. Complete arrange
ments are being worked out by
Mrs. Wayne Friderici, president.
No April meeting will be held,
due to Holy Week. The May meet
ing will be a guest day and tea.
TIE speaker will be Mrs. Carl
Weick of Findlay, former secre-
tary to DR.. George Crane, who
will discuss parental influence on
children's behavior. Mrs. Bennett
Woolley and Mrs. Carl Becker
will be chairmen for the tea.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY

There were several unusual cir
cumstances marking a birthday
party at the home of Mrs. Lena
Whisner, Lincoln Drive, Sunday.
The party celebrated the birth
days of two sisters, Mrs. Burl Rad
er, Mrs. Whisner's mother, who
was 81 years old March II; and
Mrs. Walter RAIDER, who was 70
on March 26. The two sisters,
whose maiden name was McGin-
ley, married brothers. Both cou-
piles live together at the Whisner
home, and the combined ages of
the two sets of husbands and
wives total 315 years.
But even more unusual is that
third husband and wife set in
the family also was brother
sister combination. They were Mel
RAIDER and his wife, the former
Anna mckinley, who died four
years ago at the age of 80. Their
deaths occurred Within a six
months period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl RAIDER cele-
brated their 65th wedding anniver-
sary December 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter RAIDER will be married So
years in May.
Celebrating the sisters birth
day at the Whisner home Sunday
with them were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Dillinger and Mrs. Bob Drexel
of Bellevue; Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Aberling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Compton, To-
ledo; their husbands, Walter and
'Burl RAIDER; and Mrs. Juanita
Kohanke, daughter of the Burl
RAIDERS, and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
RAIDER of Canton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
BIRTHDAY PARTY

A gay birthday party at Erie
Gardens Community House Satur-
day honored Paula Karshuk,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Karshuk of 35 South Loop, in cele-
bration of her fourth birthday an
niversary.
Games were enjoyed, and there
was a surprise gift for each small
guest before birthday lunch end
ed the afternoon. Paula's guests
included Johnny Cling, Patty
Wheeler of Columbus, Linda and
Susy Sharp, George and Anna
Hurrell, Robert Rigoni, Marcia
Cling, Connie Kuzma, Paulette Kel-
so, Beth and Steve Novak and
Mary Eurenius. Gifts also were
received from Barbara Cling, Mark
Breyman of Fremont, Mary and
Johnny Pinks, who were unable to
attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
GRADE SCHOOL MOTHERS

Traffic safety in relation to
'chool children provided a warm
discussion after Police Chief Jack
Shelter showed slides and spoke
1T TIE monthly meeting of Grade
School Mothers Club Thursday
afternoon.
M Of h e RS unanimously disap-
nroved of the type of traffic
lights used at the Madison and
Jefferson street intersections,
where only two-color signals, with
out the amber warning, are en-
ployed. They felt that more EN-
phasis should be placed on the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
FOSTER-HOScHAL

Miss Beverly j. Hoschal, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hos
chal of 615 Jefferson street, be-
came the bride of Richard r. Fos-
Ter of Burgoon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Foster of that village,
in a pretty March wedding solem-
nized Saturday at 2::30 o'clock in
st. John Lutheran church. The
Rev. John Braun officiated.
Mrs. Wayne Dubbert, herself a
recent bride, was matron of hon
or and David Keck of Fremont
was best man. Ushering were
Wayne Dubbert, Patrick Wonder
ly, Don Beckman, and Skip Walby.
The attractive bride wore a
waltz length gown of net with
Chantilly lace inserts, with a
matching lace bolero with man
DARN collar. She carried cascade
bouquet of feathered carnations
and white garnet roses. Mrs. Dub
bert wore pink dotted swiss, waltz
length, with matching bolero with
stand-up collar. Her flowers were
a cascade. arrangement of dark
pink carnations with white hya-
,inths.
Mrs. Hoschal, mother of the
bride, wore navy blue faille
wo-piece dress with navy acces-
,ories Mrs. Foster, mother of the
groom, chose black taffeta with
black accessories. Their corsages
we're red roses.
The new. Mrs. Foster wore a
cashmere suit with navy accessor-
es when the couple left for a
Wedding trip to Michigan. They
will reside in Bettsville. The bride
a 1852 graduate of Port Clinton
Ugh school, and is secretary at
erie Ordnance Depot. Mr.. Foste
vas graduated from Ross high
chool in Fremont, and is employ
ID at EOD.
Mrs. Rodney Lockwood wa.
,rganist for the wedding. A re-
.eption for 100 guests was helc
n the church parlors following
he nupitals.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
G. Uss 'Aev.= TOURNAMENT

Three 'coup.e duplicate clubs
combined Sunday for an after
noon and evening tournament at
the Colonial Club. PLAYING "a
boards with a ham dinner dividing
tv'o ssessions of play. |.
Pfavine In the tournament were
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith MentgomerSy,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Paul, Sahs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Streeter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Young. DR.. and Mrs.
G. r. Lev, DR.. and Mrs. James
Rhiel. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sni-
der. Mr.. and Mrs Jack Lay, DR.
and Mrs. Richard Semon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bracken, Mr.. and Mrs
David Thierwechter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Myers. the latter two
counles of Oak Harbor. :
Championship teams for the ses-
sion were William Myers and Mrs
pichard sermon. north.south, Mrs.
William Myers and DR.. G. r. Ley.
east-west. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Norris and Robert Englebeck as,
sisted in operating the tournament
play. In r. 81. -
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
PROGRESSIVE DINNER

Sixteen members of Exemplar
Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority,
enjoyed a progressive dinner last
Wednesday night. Cocktails at the
home of Mrs. Chester Burr, salad
at the home of Mrs. A. M. John
son, and main course at the home
of Mrs. Keith Montgomery, and
dessert at the home of Mrs. Nor
bert Wysin were enjoyed. Regular
meeting of the chapter is this
Thursday night in the sorority
club rooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
JUNIOR CIVIC CLUB

An interesting program on ci-
william defense was presented by
county director Wayne Petersen
and city director George Tewers
1T a meeting of Port Clinton Jun
ior Civic Club Monday night in
Guild Hall.
A movie on the ground observer
corps was shown and the group
vas asked to contribute time to
the project with good percentage
of members volunteering services.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. George Gulau, Mrs. James
Nichols and Miss Margaret Lukac.
Next meeting of the club will be
April II. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Charles Zelms, Mrs. Wayne Lie
Ske and Mrs. Robert Boeslart.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
SHOWER GIVEN

Tallies were in the shape of
lace-trimmed bibs, and other ap-
pointments were in a baby theme,
at a shower given Tuesday night
by trio of hostesses to compli-
ment Mrs. Donald F. Hoffman of
West Third street. The party was
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Peter
sen, with Mrs. Ed Schwartz and
Mrs. Francis Carter as co-hostes-
Ses.
A door prize went to Mrs. Esth-
er Huber, while awards at cootie
were won by Mrs. Harry Warren
and Mrs. Wilson Grosjean. A
centerpiece of spring flowers
adorned the candlelit table for
luncheon service.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Richard Slaughterbeck. Mrs. j. S.
Later, and Mrs. Roswell Doren.
Unable to attend were Mrs. Ed
.Benore, Mrs. Steve Sokoloski, Mrs.
Lester Schmitt, Mrs. James Hol-
lingShead, and Mrs. Ed Semon.
-:-.-
is HOSTESS
Mrs. Robert Sauer was an added
guest Thursday night when Mrs.
Fred HOLMAN entertained her
bridge club at her East Second
street home. Mrs. Kenneth 'Gluth
and Mrs. Sauer held winning
scores. Mrs. Glenn Chapman en-
tertains in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
SORORITY MEETS

Interesting papers by Betty Eek
any, who discussed modelling, and
by Sharon Brown, who discussed
sculpture, marked a meeting of
Gamma Omega Chapter, Beta Sig
ma Phi, last Thursday night in
the sorority clubrooms. A Red
Cross contribution was voted, and
plans for the Easter treat at the
county home were discussed.
1t was announced that the Girl
Scout essay contest which the
sorority has sponsored for several
years is being discontinued, due
to lack of interest among The
Scouts. A free stay at summer
camp had been provided in re-
cent years for the author of the
best essay on why / Want To
Attend Summer Camp"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
FAREWELL DINNER

Girls of the Ohio Edison Co.
staff held a farewell dinner at
Ken's Cottage Restaurant Tuesday
night honoring Mrs. Frank Koz-
lok, who has recently resigned
her position at the company Of
fices.
Covers were arranged for Mrs.
Kozlok, Mrs. A.. E.. Babcock, Mrs.
Nolan Leow, Miss Janice Scott,
Miss Marjorie Dayton, Miss Anna.
belle Kihlken, Miss Ann Rounds,
Miss Alice Debien, and Miss Ade-
line Raft. Later the group went
to Mrs. Kozlok's home for So
cial evening. E
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
ARE MARRIED

Richard Fallet, of Adams street
md Mrs. Gertrude Roeder of Lud-
ow, KY, were married Saturday
It 10 o'clock by the Rev. L. G.
Miller of Trinity Methodist church.
Their attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Lenacker of Catawba
.sland.
The bride and groom left after
he ceremony for a wedding trip
. Kentucky, and reception in
heir honor was to be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson,
North College Hill, Cincinnati.
They will reside on Washington
treet here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
53rd ANNIVERSARY

A well known Port Clinton cou.
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Cover
Of lit West Fifth street, quietly
celebrated their 53rd wedding an
niversary Tuesday, March 90.
Congratulations of many friends
went to the venerable couple, and
they were guests of honor at a
family dinner at Ken's Cottage
Restaurant Tuesday night. Mr..
Cover, rs, is retired carpenter.
Mrs. Cover is 73. Both are in good
health. They are active members
of Peace Lutheran church.
They have resided for more than
40 years at the West Fifth street
address, but are moving shortly
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
CAMERA CLUB

Jacob Goodman of Fremont
formerly of Port Clinton, will show
color slides of flower crse-ups
and scenery at IInday's meeting
of the Camera Club, at the high
school building.
Ted Sawyer will show some in
teresting pictures of his recent
visit in Florida. showing horse
racing shots and aerial pictures.
A project, planning for a print
contest to develop a salon of men,
berS' best pictures, will be pre-
sented by the program committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
Is HOSTESS
THURSDAY STUDY CLUB

An interesting review of Monica
Lang'S Invitation To Tea" was
given by Mrs. Fred Z>is at last
weeks meeting of Thursday Study
Club. Mrs. William L. Moon was
hostess at her Fulton street home.
Roll call was my Favorite
Quotation" A nominating commit
tee of Mrs. Verdi Won Thron, Mrs.
Howard Luebcke, and Mrs. Je-
rome Nakrin was appointed. Mrs.
Luebcke has the next meeting
April s.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26

Mr.. and Robert Hetrick of FIRE.
mont, former Port Clintonites, en-
ertained Sunday at dinrSr party
n their home celebrating a trio
If March birthdays in the family.
Iaving anniversaries in March
are Mrs. Louis Hetrick, Robert
Ietrick and Ronnie Hetrick.
Covers at the dinner were ar
ranged for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hetrick and Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hetrick of Oak Harbor,
the host and hostess and their
children, Connie, Ronnie, Wendy
and Linda.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
MiZPAH GLASS

Eighteen members responded
roll call by giving a verse from
First or Second Corinthians at
Ionday nights meeting of Trim
ty Methodist Mizpah Class in the
rome of Mrs. William j. Smith.
Mrs. Clarence Fulkert was co.
hostess. Mrs. Chris Williamson
had the program, continuing the
class study of the New Testament
oy reviewing material from the
book authored by DR.. Royal Smith.
)evotions were presented by Mrs.
Adolph Frazier, Dessert service
concluded the meeting.