davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HUSKIE, Alaskan, male. full pedi-
greed; black on white: gentle; light
blue eyes; hardy and rare. kE.
S-47b7. before am. or after pm.
COLLIEs. beautiful, intelligent pup
pies, country-raised, wormed, and
shots; AKC.rsg: DU. .5-SS76: 7'
broken; 9 wks.: SIS. ia. 7-945S.
COOKERS, Axe reg: 2
males and / female; 1 bun and 2
COCKER SPANIELS. Axe reg; 8
wks.; parti,colored: excel. breedins:
PUPS. Axe, sables and
tries. $35 up. BATIERTON, Merri-
field. Va, JE, 2-s723. -1O
pies, Axe registered. 6 weeks. liver
and white. S25. TIE. 6-3261.
COLLIE PUPPIES. thorobred, beauti-
sfaMRsn M RmaEk1RfFf RfFTrENsyI.gry Ig s7Sdi ssetion
ate. housebroken, 9 wks., very reas.
WIRE FOX TERRIERS. s mos. old,
Axe req. shots, wormed. Call JU.
COLLIE. beautiful puppies, thoroush-
sE bred .nsss' msles' s@5; wormsd. innOc.
sPfTz AND BOXER crossed pups.
Female, SO or best offer. Others.
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OF l BEAMS AND ANGLE IRONS.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6l77
TARPAULTNs. 1ox19. $40: 80; 1oxl4,
paes otSsSs Sss eapy Drop Hs set cloths hs
SicHNER, a5Is M St. NV. Ex: x
TIRES, 1.5ox16e. new, 8 ply nd, Fire
lI25 1st st. NV. Ma. S-S377.. -6
TOOLS-Drill press, floor model; 81
speed Porter-Cable oscillating san
der; over 40 steel clamps: 2 G4"l
electric drills: 3 sets high-speed
drills; 1A-h;p: router Porter Ca
ders: levels: planes: set auger bits:
taps and dies; socket sets: lathe
chiselS; hand and carving chisels;
Stanley dowel cutter with complete
set Of cutters: Stanley mitre box
acFs toos A:r sifs ASG ph or sss q other
TRUNKS, wardrobe and 3 packing
also 2 handmade mahogany tables;
and floor lamps and table lamps.
TYPEWRITER. Royal portable: prac-
tically new; $40. Call EN-. 2-7o31
TYPEwRiTERs, port. NEW, Rem.
Royal. Smith Corona. Und., Olympia.
Free home dem; s1.50 wk. DI. =
TYPEWRITERS. new. for rent: all
latest features; optional apply rent
to purchase price. RE. 7-2299, week
VACUUM. Electrolux: see 80. Eure-
ka uprisht with att; S22,30. Others.
ISL Lee hwy; "a: 2749l4, go
PRODUCING locations; can be serviced
S356 cash. JA; 7-561O after s pm.
WASHER, Bendix de luxe automatic.
WASHERS, Bendix. used: rent or
buy. So per mo. DOWD'S. 441S
Conn. ave. EN-. 2-7300.
WASHER, WESTINGHOUSE. auto. Laun-
dromat;. Z, .mgsonths old; excel.
WASHER. GE, wringer type. like new.
Cost $l49.50 will sell, &15 cash: be-
fore 4 pm. TIE. 6-3772. -6
WASHERS-Late models. like new,
S35: also. washers. S22 so; porta-
bles, S25. Deliv. ST. 3-l216.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Gyro-
matte; :, years old: S75 cash or
best % OFFER very good cond: T RA.
WINDOW FAN. 20 inch; good cond, ;
S35 TIE. 6-3l20. -6
WIRE MESH tusedl. all sizes, for
fencing, partitions, window guards,
etc. JULIAN c, COHEN & CO..
AP 7-4444 =
UNUSUAL JEWELRY
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GARDENS
APIS. FURNlsHED-vA.

ARLINGTON-Nr. Pentagon: 1-bed-
al am utis. sRs 5s~iS 5s' S-6S40 5sf0 JE EicS @S
NATIONAL A1RpoRr-Just on MT.
Vernon blvd; several 1-bedrm. apis.
avail. for immed. OCCUPANCY. All
sashord Hti dgn ans sloO s0d m9 %bpsSon GSTner d
SHANNON & LUcHs Co. i5o5 H st.
w. MA. S-2345 "A
ALEX.-2 bedrms., pvt. entr.: utils.
furn.; 2 couples invited. TIE. 6-3433
after . pm; S125. ,E5
Rstts iis. 1% Doieho osqRa Rsf: ss'n' ssa g. f9
FALLS 1Hs cHuRcH-This 2-bedrm. 2
nicely furn. apt. rents for $I40
incl. utils., month-to-month lease;
serVice seNH See snGR %Rs wfIEA%s SHa[ dGsr 3 Sss
Vista dr.. Apt. 103. JE. 3-S573:
ARLINGTON Conv. to Pentaeon,
ea eai as 52 asg9s $iSs %9 or J4 Incl 5sis 81 p'il'
NORTH ARL1NGToN-Bedrm.. liv.
rm., kit, Semibath. $3.50. 1884
AZ, y 9Th St.: tins JA conv 7,3e2s SSs :, 16 .,6,
j~" IA. s-ee45s:: ate after A'J1OH g. "a. 2-?5s7.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1921 N. Utah st.;
3:.rm: apt; conv. loc.: 2 adults.
IA. 7-7392 3
ARL.-Nice transient ants mr.. Penta-
eon; completely equipped with kit.
and bath. Maid service: children,
pets. IA. 2-3453. KE. 7-0149. %
OLD COLONIAL CHARM. highlights
this lovely 2-brdrm. apt. in re-
stored town house in old Alex. You
saw it on the tour-rent it now for
$l60. Convenient to everything and
air conditioned.
Spacious 2-bedroom fiat. tastefully
and completely furnished in most
convenient Arlington location: $3.50
RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
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APTs. FURNISHED. c.

4018 KANSAS AVE. NV.
2-bedrm. apt, tastefully
furn.: heat and hot water incl;
close to express bus and downtown;
CALL
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
For appointment to see. DU. 7-0707
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1903 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Good food; nice, clean rooms: conv.
transp.:. $45. $50 and $50: IS
UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
rm. for adult: older child welcome;
conv: transp. RA. 6-S203, ia. g.
NICE SINGLE ROOM for empl. gen.
tleman: sun porch; washing and
ironing done: DE: 2-12S1. -
COLUMBIA RD.. NV. 2001-On car
line. good meals. young people, attr.
dble. rm.. window fan. $14: singles,
$15. co. 5-2493. 8"
CLUB MASON, 1925 N. Hamp. ave-,
offers de luxe living in o club resi-
dence; sgle. and dble. for refined
ladies and gentlemen; $16 per wk.
and UP. incl. full course meals and
hotel services. NO. 7-677O. a
1401 18th N.W.-Outside room, large
window and closets pvt. bath, Sc
lective menu. switchboard. TV.
1927 18th ST. NV. - Double and
single rooms; shower baths; good
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON-Lge. front rm., next to
bath, quiet Diet. home to empl.
adults; 9th st. mr.. Glebe rd. 8. ia.
2-444S
ARLINGTON-Corner front rm, mr..
bath; in pvt. home: 8 minis. PEN
tagon. ia. 7-5737. -5
spaces, 10 minutes
from D c. and Pent.. daily maid
serv.. PARKING. JA. $500. %
FURN.. conven. to Pentagon
and Navy Annex. vic. Clarendon;
gentleman. $50 mo. ia. 56152.
5
COLUMBIA PIKE-Room for young
lady; cow. loc. for Pentagon ana
Navy Annex; light kit. privileges;
ref.; $40 wk. Can IA $500. 5
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FARM AND GARDEN

GOOD TOP SOIL and COW manure:
green and well rotten. JE. 2-1349.
ROTH's AzALEA GARDENS, Whole.
sale, retail. Open daily S2l1 Sligo
Creek pkwy.. TAX. PIX, Nd. %
DESIGNING and plan
ing. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERVICE. LU. 1868. a
TOP SOIL-very good rich top soil
Tor lawns and greenhouses. Very
reasonable. 10. S-4933.
for grading excavat.
ing, land clearing. Free estimates
hardy field grown. al
colors and sizes. SOC and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. 251O 18th
LIAlNDscAp1NG AND TREE SERVICE
9e5sG ssasas %'ReS5 RoysE 'sssi BIB fhFgH u
4-O646. JE. 2-2S43, JE. 3-OS7S.
TREE REMOVAL, trimming. topping
D; C., Nd: Free est. MR.. CLAYTON
TOPSOIL; rich. dark loan, ideal fol
S12. Delivered. LO. 7-74S7. -
SODDING AND GRADNG-Beauti
ful bluegrass; all work guar; fire,
estimate. REDWING. PO. 2-4734
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BOILING FIELD

furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in
modern 4-famiiy bldg, 2 exposures,
p blk. to express bus: $3.50 incl.
all utilities.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th St. NV. Ma S-05S2
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CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING
2400 18th ST NV.
l and . bedYm. aptS.. S60 and $3.50
Being redecorated. Janitor on prem
MARsHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2006
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10Th ST. NV.

1900 Block bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette. Kitchen and bath: elevator
mo-: adults only. Call CO. 5-2559.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. ma. $4,000.
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DOWNTOWN-N.W.
Modern elev. bldg, sun deck, gar.
each floor: utils. incl. In rental
Efficiency ------ $99.50
bedroom Apt. = 109.5O
FOR INFO All l-0070
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CERO MEATO KIBBLE

CERO MEATO KIBBLE
AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL PET
SHOP OR GROCERY STORE. CALL
FOR ADDRESS OF STORE NEAR
EST YOU.
DISTRIBUTED BY
CAPITOL PET SUPPLY
sos c ST. S.W. ST. 1866
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1701 PARK RID. NV.
MODERN ELEVATOR BLDG.
EFFICIENCY APT. WITH LGE. SEP
ARATE KIT; $72.50. SEE RESI-.
DENT MANAGER.
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QUE ST. NV, 1754
Single rm.. run. water. $3.50 week.
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CHAIRS

Metal lawn or porch chairs (usedl, +,
$1.76 each: folding chairs. $1.S5;
aolid oak occasional armchatrs.
"a. 4.9B. N. FRANK & SON. Ala 3rd
st. NV, EX. 3-S974.
DEEP FREEZE, Upright. u Gu. It.,
new. ia. S-9161. IS
DESK, beautiful modern Kidney:
$3.50. OIL. 1881.
DIAMONDs-Lady's ~ Ct. $150:
1925; lady's ia cts, S4OO; lady s
1 n cts. pear shape, S525: lady's 2
cts, marQuise cut, $3.50; mans 3A
cts, S1,250. LIVINGSTON. 1923 H
st. NV. ME. S-526S. IS
DINING ROOM SUITE - Mahogany.
3 pcs. other miscellaneous furniture.
DINING ROOM SET. mahogany. Cali
LU. 2-6330 between and 8 pm.
%
DINING RM. SUITE. mahog., 7 pc.
with mirror and custom pads;
Sl1O. HA. 2-9150.
DINING ROOM SUITE-French Pro-
vincial, q pieces. 3 side chairs,
arm chair. l hutch-china, l din.
rm; table. In peri. cond. Orig. cost
X221. For quick sale, 500 cash.
EN-. 2-7031. After pm. a
ELEC. MIXER: Mix-Master; S25;
studio couch: $40: both new condi-
tion. AID. 2-7462. -6
FANs-MAKE YOUR OWN FAN. Use
the motor on your furnace blower
We furnish the blades. Also COM
glete ian kits. GRIGSBY CO.. Ma.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAPITOL HILL-opposite House Of
man. pvt. home. IL 3-2913. -5
LARGE MODERN ROOM, kitchen
privils: or board; Sc. section. 10.
1-2244. a
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FILE CABINETS

special purchase U. S. Govt. en-
ables Us to ofier q most outstanding
business. Four drawer steel legai
and letter size files, used, $3.50 and
up. 4-drawer wood legal and letter
size, $13.95: 1-drawer steel file
cabinet, lesal and letter size, 1895
sFes IS Cents stock drawer saEe sd asd up al FRE Fisf
DELIVERY AND PARKTNG. WEE
Manhattan Office Equip. Co.
$50 New York Ave. NV.
FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER. cut to
size. 80" matt. S27 so; SO" matt,
S34. EX. 3-3527, 25I3 M st. NV.
FIXTURES - Store. millinery and
ladies ready-to-wear: Islands. bins
igmins!ed cagt Ss ED s. show cases etc Mfg
7-S515, DI. 1856. -5
FOAM RUBBER cut any shape. boat
hunks. cushions, holsters, etc. GIL
LL!!LLAAND, 2145 F st. NV. Elk. g.
Fur JACKET. lynx. size IA. ss5.
FTkNiTUiRsEE iE; TIfisE' sALE-Brand-new Bet.
tsr-Rrade bedrm; dining rm;; living
factory cioseouts, etc. A great saw
BLDG, $50 New York ave. NV;
daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 7-4310,
FURNITURE-Studio couch. $50: 2
single Hollywood beds, S22 each
maple bed. S12: we also do re-
upholStering: sofa and chair, $50.
includes labor and material: slip
covers for sofa and chair. $50. in
cludes labor and material: custom
made Lawson love seat in cotton
damask or texture material. SOS;
Lawson sofas, 3 cushions. S110:
Lawson chairs, $50. HOFFMAN, UP
HoLSTERERS. 2447 18th ST.. co.
5-5116. 81
FURNITURE-Entire contents of g.
I'M. house; must sell Immediately;
very reasonable. TU. 2-036S. -5
FURNITURE - Mahogany kneehole
desk. S25; Simmons sofa bed and
chair. $50; walnut buffet. table.
chairs, $50; dehumiditier, $50. XII.
$3.50. .
FURNITURE-Comp house; sacri-
fee; pvt. sale. 1902 Arkansas ave
NV. Ia. 9-224O. %
FURNITURE-Bedrm and din. rm. :;
complete. Very little wear: less than
half cost: S75 ea. RA. 3-1916. IS
FURNITURE-Bedro suite with
Mr.. and Mrs. dresser, maple break
fast set. walnut jr. dining room
suite, rug and pad, occ. chairs,
lamps. must SELL RA 3.l41R 4h
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Lumber 1-12OO
Open Sat.-Open Sun.
Free Delivery to
Wash. Md. and Va.
WaSh.,r Md. and Va.

g. special studs. 3yc each; g. fir
shelving, i2c tt; knottv-pine panel
ing. l6c bd. #; g fence pickets.
13c ca; 4 fr posts, SSc ea.; s fir
rails. 55c ca. boat plywood up to
l6' Ions: roofing, suffering. siding.
lures and fittings. Get your free
booklets on attic, rec. rm.. ga
RACES or adding room. Phone
for YOURS now. No money down,
50 mos. to pay. At ROBINSON
LUMBER CO. 1889 Kenilworth ave.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Rock Creek Park. Dble. and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals;
rates, S17.5O wk. up. HO. 2-35b6.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

MONROE. NE, mr.. churches and
ladies: $50 and S25. 2 buslines,
LA. 6-S9SS. LA. 6-5264.
COLORED-CLEAN, quiet rm. in
suburban home. Employed adult,
Privils.; $27 mo. LU. 2-6672 after 8.
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APTs uNFuRN.-pc. tcon.,I APrs. uNFuRN,snEp-

VACANT AND NEWLY DECORATED
a BIZ BIZ 3rd @ 8; NV First Floor
Elk. 3.5707. RA. 3-2456
3l1 S. CAROLINA AVE. Sc.
. rms. kit. and bath. newly deco
rated, 500 per mo. on lease. Mr.,
Washburn, -TU. 2-2091. Open for
inspection Tuesday, May 4th. s pm.
to~oark.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 l4th st. AID. <-20oH
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2-Bedroom Apts., $85

bedroom Apt, $69.50
TERRACE APIS, 3345 23rd ST. Sc.
NEWLY DECORATED - Attractive
and roomy apis. with living rm.,
laundry and playground facilities;
utilities included in rent; mr.. schoolS
and shops. To inspect, see or call
MRS. HILL. Mgr. Apt. No. /. 10.
2-9230.
To reach: Drive out Pa. ave. 10
Naylor rd. s.e., right on Naylor to
Alabama ave. out Ala. ave. to 23rd
St, turn left to Terrace Apts.; or
take CO bus at Barney Circle to
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WESLEY HOTEL
2131 ST. NV.

Complete with efficient ho-
tel services and conven-
fences, plus a well-rounded
social program.
Daily, So Up; Monthly. $50 Up
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OFFICE FURNITURE

TABLES, SEQ. 90: IF IT'S USED
OR NEW, WE HAVE TT AS REA-
SONABLE AS any ONE IN TOWN.
FREE DELIVERY.
N. FRANK & son
414 3rd ST. NV. EX. 3-S974.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Special Announcement
TO OUR MANY HUNDREDS or
. CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. VIZ
HAVE JUST BOUGHT ALL OF THE
OFFICE FURNITURE. OFFICE MA
CHIMES. AIR-CONDITIONER MA
CHIMES. ELECTRIC FANS TABLES
BANK OF ENGLAND CHAIRS
SECURITY ART METAL GF MAKE
HUNDREDS OF OFFICE FURNI-
TURE ITEMS. ALL USED UP AND
UNTIL THE TINE WE AC-
0uiRED SANE FROM THE MUNTz
TV co, BALTIMORE AND WASH
fNGTON PLANTS. WE OFFER THIS
VERY FINE GoopS At The MOST
AMAZING SACRIFICE PRICES IN
OUR ENTIRE HISTORY. DON'T
FAIL TO COME SEE THIS WON.
OERFUL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. READY FOR IN
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
Manhattan Office Equip. Co
639 New York Ave. NV.
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HO. 2-91OO

COLORED-OFF 18Th AND COLUM-
BIA Ridge. front rm, next bath,
privileges. Call CO. b-4140. a
COLORED - FURN. RIM, cooking
privileees. Convenient to transporta-
tion. RA. 6-6S95. 10
COLORED-RM. for rent for ref.
person, next to bath. in an apt.
nr: Conn. ave. NV. Call AID. 2-0793
after o'clock.
COLORED-FURN. rm. for 2 girls.
D1. 7-4530. 1014 New Jersey ave.
rm., suit. for 2 people. Also Z
sgle. rms. RA. 3-2996. -6
COLORED-24 sEATON PL. NV
Double room: all home PRIVILEGES.
Phone NO. 7-H934 "a
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STEEL

STEEL CUT TO
SIZE.
WE HAVE ON HAND ALL KINDS
OF l BEAMS AND ANGLE IRONS.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
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BLUEGRASS SOD
Now, Is the time to sod You lav It
and save: immed. delivery. BLUE
GRASS SOD NURSERY, LU. 2-49SO.
Blue-Stone DriveWays
Al pulverized topsoil; guar; del. !;
call weekdays after 9. ia. 2-S559.
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
Looking for a lovely Tedecorated apt.
at reasonable rent? Wonderful Sc
lectionx. all parts D c. Let me
show you. For free rental service.
call Mon. thru Fri. NE. S-5435 to
) pm. -
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BEDROOM. dinfnG room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
Ia. e-2937: evenings. RIA. S-1416,
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HEIGHTs-Bedroom il,

1924 2sth ST. s.E.-s80 plus heat
and utils..- bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
and bath. LU. 4-74a1: LU. 2-OSO7.
CHARLES C. CONNER, RE, 7-3216.
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COLORED
Wanted couple or woman and child
double bedrms- share nv. rm.. din.
rm... kit, lge. rear yard. Mr.. l4th on
UpShur. RA. 6-O43O. -6
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1st-hoor front. home privils., transl
at door: 2 girls or couple with
3-7TS4 a
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UNUSUAL JEWELRY
RODIN JEWELS. sos 18th ST. NV
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APTs. FURN.-D.c, Cont. }

477 MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-Entire
"a adults. Open 1873 pm. Ii. g.
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27OO WIS. AVE. No. 7O1-Beaut.
corner ant. in air cooled bldg. with
unsurpassed view of Washington
Lge. liv. rm.. dinette, kit, . bed
rms rms 2 baths; eleyo switchboard
Mgr. on premises. EN- 2-27n0N
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COLMAR MANOR-2nd f., liv. rm..
5ed5m kit and adsS bath pgHs 4gick tran tTsnsR
Evening star., 1954-05-04

SCREENED PORCH, large apt. bldg;
. bedrms.. liv. rm., tile bath. MOD.
kit, dinette: parking lot: elev.; in
cinerator: SIS. WA. 7-7619. --6
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; utilities
furn 1909 Monroe st. NV: $40
month. LA. 6-39T5. =
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE-New and Q
bedrms.: cow. Georgetown. Fort
Myer. Pentagon; parking, shopping;
adults: medium rent. ia. 81 33.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
BY JUEL REED COVER
SCATTER PINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Christensen,
East Fifth street, have converted
former chicken house tac., of
their house into the cutest little
playhouse you ever saw, and their
grandchildren are mighty happy
Former Port Clintonite Jack
Braddock, going right up the lad
der in the business world in Tole-
do, is due for an interesting an
nouncement soon /. Did you ever
see Mrs. Augusta Nissen, who has
such long and fine record in the
beauty business here, without that
pleasant smile? :. Death of Mrs.
Cora E. Kleinhans at LaCarne
last week will leave a real vacan-
cy in many phases !. She was so
active in the Methodist church
there, teaching the ladies adult
class in Sunday School and in
WSCS, as we'll as being real
worker for PTA and the Grange
Chuck and Sherry Schoch.
with small fry Donna Marie and
Ronald, will be moving out of Erie
Gardens to their newly bought
home near Toussaint soon, now
that schools out Jack and
Patti Hillier-he's the Lakeside
teacher and she's assistant at DIR.
Roose's dental offices-take off
next week to spend the summer at
their former home near Athens,
but they'll be back in The fall
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
County Escapes
Tragedy In Long
Holiday Weekend

Only minor mishaps marred the
long Memorial Day weekend here.
Sheriff Merlan Budd's depart
ment reported that John Bitter,
Is, Millbury, suffered an injury
to the index finger of his left
hand at l p. m. Sunday when a
% pistol accidentally discharged.
The youth received medical atten-
tion from Dr. Grubaugh, Wood
vile.
The sheriff's department also
reported a minor auto accident in
volving Toledo and Cleveland
drivers at the intersection of State
Routes 1853 and 357, east of Port
Clinton, Sunday afternoon.
Three mishaps were investigat
ed by city police.
Clarence G. Wilkinson, Is, Pc
can Gap, Tex, was charged by Of
ficer William j. Robel with driv
ing with faulty brakes after his
car struck the eastbound auto
driven by Margaret Grossman, Ho
tel Secor, Toledo, Sunday at the
Perry-Madison intersection.
Two out-of-town drivers tolc
city police Saturday they received
insufficient warning that the Por
tage river bridge was being lifted
and gave that as a reason for the
accident involving their cars
Michael S. Caraboolad, Cleveland
said he was required to stop un
expectedly and his car was hit b.
one directly behind driven b,
Robert Will, ,SanduSky.
A parked car owned by Ev;
Throne, Rt. 3, Oak Harbor, wa
hit on Monroe-st near the Armor,
Saturday by a southbound aut,
driven by Lacey L. Jones, 81, To
ledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
Wildlife Trainees
At Magee Marsh

Sixteen trainees in the Ohio
division Of wiidIife are under
going two-week schooling peri
cd at the Magee Marsh training
grounds, west Of Port Clinton.
The trainees are being school
ed in law enforcement, game
and fish management and pub
lie relations. Upon completion
of the course here, the men will
spend one month in the field
before assignment in various
sections Of the state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
THIS YOU SHOULD SEE

If there were a prize for the
towns biggest African violet, Mrs.
Richard Brown of w. Sixth-St
would be leading contender, if
not the actual winner.
She has a five year old plant
that measures a good 20 inches
or more in width, and it's so filled
with purple flowers that you can't
begin to count 'em. rs would be a
conservative estimate. And she
has started a number of violets
from this same plant. People baby
African violetS too much, Mrs.
Brown believes. This particular
one is in a south window, but it
flourished equally well when she
kept it in an east window. She
waters it from the top, a little
each day, and she snips off the
stems after flower has died
Don't fuss over your violets Sc
much, Mrs. Brown advises. They
like light, but too much sun isn't
necessary.
Near the big violet sits Chip
per, the Browns smart parakeet
who has a vocabulary of IL com
plete sentences and who uses his
feet just like hands to play with
| his tovc He's heard en- rnanv vic
itors go into ecstasies over the
violet that any day now he's liza
BILE to add some new sentences tt
his lingo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
Bowling Green Lists
Ten County Grads

Ten Ottawa Countians are
among 433 students who are can
didates for graduation at Bowling
Green State, University at COM
mencement this Friday.
Miss Luane Wisler, Oak Har-
Dor, is among four graduating SEN
ior women who have, majored in
music taking part in the pro-
gram.
The graduate-designates are:
Clay Center-Robert J. Trok.
nya, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
A. Troknya.
Genoa-Elwood D. Venzke, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Ven
IKE.
Lakeside-Miss Betty L. Bern
hardt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Philip A. Bernhardt; candidate
for two degrees, bachelor of arts
and bachelor of science in educa
ton.
Martin-Franklin Gould, son ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight F. Gould.
Oak Harbor-Miss Doris E
Schultz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur w. Schultz; Miss Luane
Wisler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Perry E. Wisler; Noel A. Palm
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Palm.
Port CIinton-MiSs Elizabeth
L. Ayers, daughter of Mrs. Kath
, ryn I. Ayers; Conrad C. Beutler
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris C
Beutler.
Put-in-Bay-James w. Ladd
son of Postmaster and Mrs. Ma
than H. Ladd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
Rocky Ridge Host To Fire Fighters
Rural Women's News
BY ROSEMARY McBETH

Summer is really here. Next
week June 7-12, Eileen Clayman,
Oak Harbor, and Frank Brough,
Port Clinton, will attend the an
nual State Junior Leadership
Camp at Camp Ohio, Utica.
June 8 will be an event for the
All foods girls. They will partici-
pate in tour to Columbus to
view the Farm Crest Bakeries,
Greenfield Mills Restaurant, and
the dairy building at Ohio State
university. The caravan will leave
the Extension Office at $50 a. m,
June 8.
Following this the clothing f.
Hers will leave on June II for De-
troit and will have a conducted
tour starting at the Ford Rotunda
and the Ford Motor Co. followed
by visit to the j. L. Hudson Com
pany and to the Fisher (WJR)
building. The group will leave the
Extension Office at 6 a. m. on
June IL.
May Oath the Ottawa County
Home Demonstration Council met
at the home of Mrs. Wilton Gulau
for the last meeting of the sea-
SON. This meeting was for the in
PRODUCTION of the new members
and the election of officers for
195455. The results are as fol-
lows: Mrs. VIM. Luebke, presi-
dent; Mrs. Fred Barnes, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Albert Myerholtz,
sec. treas; Mrs. Willard Siefke,
publicity chairman. At this meet
ing the Home Councillors very
pleasantly surprised the Home
Demonstration Agent with d
party and very lovely gift. I GER
tainly wish to thank all of them
for the lovely gift.
On Tuesday night the Tailoring
class of homemakers and Alters
here in Oak Harbor gave a sur.
prise shower at the home Of Mrs
! Frances Denny. All the gifts were
very nice and l want to extend my
appreciation for the shower and
the gifts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
$500 Boat, Motor
Reported Missing

A new 15-foot Lyman boat
equipped with a 25 h. p. outboard
motor was reported stolen Satur-
day by Norman Johnson, Fremont.
Mr.. Johnson told Sheriff Merlan
Budd that the boat, launched a
week ago, was taken from its dock
near Catawba Marine Sales. Value
of the boat and motor is placed
at $500.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
Two To Graduate
With High Honors

Two Ottawa Countians will be
among 25 seniors to be graduated
magma cum laude at Bowling
Green State University Friday.
They are Betty L. Bernhardt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
A. Bernhardt, Lakeside, and Luane
WiSler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry E. Wisler, Oak Harbor.