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Evening star., 1955-10-29
Howard Host to Fayetteville
In Conference Cellar Bottle

,erts last week. Both are side-
lined with leg injuries. To re-
place them johnson has moved
|up Evan Walker. I lss-pound
Junior from Detroit. and Milt
Buck. q l8O-pound freshman
from Bridgeton. N. J.
Another Bison starter who
probably will see only limited
action Is Tom LsowmaIl, 270-
pound sophomore tackle. Lo-
man was injured against Nor
gan State two weeks ago and
aggravated the injury in the Fisk
game.
Only one other major change
lis contemplated by johnson. IT
would put Gene Smith at right
half and Bob Brown at fullback.
Both boys are listed as FULL
backs, but johnson feels that
they can be used more effectively
by playing in the same back
field unit.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
.$l00. 900 Coast Cop
Draws Field Of IA

SAN MATEO. Calf, Oct. 20
tR.Fourteen thoroughbreds 60
to the post at Bay Meadows race
track today in Northern califor-
MAS richest horse race, the
100000 William p. Kyne Han
dicap. named for the manager
of the track.
The probable favorite at post
time Is the entry of Arrogate-
Turks Delight. Arrogate. sec
ond high-weighted at 122
pounds, win be ridden by the willy
veteran Johnny Longden over
the lM-mile course.
High-weighted in the big field,
and rating q close favorite with
Arrogate. is Llangollen Farms
Mister Gus. who was assigned
1913 pounds and will be ridden BY
Willie Shoemaker.
After Arrogate and Mister Gus
popular interest is expected "a
focus on Bobby Brocato. Bas-
sanio and Mel Levitt, . three
horse entry Of the Travis Kerr
family. George Taniguchi. lead
ing rider at the Bay Meadows
meeting. win be up on Bobby
IBrocato.
Other horses in the field in
|clude Trigonometry, Kerim, Old
lBlarney, Six Fifteen. High But
ton, Bezaha. Cold Command and
Phil D.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Chattanooga has q third down
land goal situation on the Dayton
2-yard line.
Two plays by Chattanooga's
hard -hitting fullback have been
stopped by summarizing guards
(Dayton's guards dive low. come
Iup under play). This is the first
time all season that anyone has
been able to contain the 2l5-
pound Moccasin fullback on q
lgoal-line stand.
Rate these plays /. 2. 8 and 4
4 as choices to defeat this sub
marining defense:
Pitchout around end after
fullback fakes dive into line.
Quarterback sneak.
Split buck fake to fullback,
give TO half on other side).
Fullback into line on dive.
(AnsiDer on Page ~
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Nusrino and Cosmuh
Heed Frizette Field

NEW YORK. Oct. 90 R.
|Nasrina and Cosmah. one-two in
last Saturdays rich Gardenia at
Garden State, head . field Of
eight 2-year-old fillies In the
$50. 900 added Frizette Stakes ct
Jamaica today.
The mile and one-sixteenth
event, richest Of the New York
season for juvenile fillies. win be
worth $50. 100 II all Of the over
might entries parade postward.
with the winner taking down
l$55.525.
Nasrina, owned by Howell E.
jackson, beat Cosmah, from
Gene Morris East Acres Stable,
Iby 2h lengths over the same dis
Itance In the Gardenia. In their
previous clash. the Gardenia
Trial. Cosniah won by . length,
willie Boland again viii be
Eastride Nasrina while Eddie Ar
caro- will be up on Cosmah.
Pro Bono. Noors Image, First
Asking. Ferocious. Levee and
lDupatta complete the field. Each
win carry 1i9 pounds,
Evening star., 1955-10-29
HOW BIG PURSE
WAS AMASSED

CAMDEN, N. j.. Oct. 20 E.-
Here's where the money came
from for the Garden State
Stakes. worlds richest horse
From Garden state Park--added
money. 100000.
From hofsemen:
712 nominations at $35, December IS,
900.
5ss nsymsnts at 500. March Is
III payments at $3.50. July is. 1856
$50, $50.
TWO supplementary nominations ai
81 1000. October "a, lg65--$20. 900. Z
IL entries at 81 900. October 2s. 1851
y starters at $1,000. october 20
1o56---S1 1000.
Total. S362,370.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Week. End Football
|On Radio and V
Radio Today

Radio Today
Navy at Notre Dame, WRC
and VOL. l:30 pm.
South Carolina at Maryland.
IWMAL, 2 pm.
Virginia at Vanderbilt. WPIK,
2 pm.
Roundup Of big games (Col-
lgate-Army. Navy-Notre Dame.
Duke Georgia Tech. Southern
California Minnesota. Rice-Ken-
Itucky). WTOP. ! pm.
Bulls High at Wakefield High
School, WEAM, q pm.
Coolidge at Montgomery Blair
High School. WDON, WINK and
lWASH-FM, 2 pm.
Green Bay at Baltimore (prol.
lWMAI. 7:s0 pm.
Teleyisien Today
Iowa at Michigan (color),
lWRC (4l. lis pm.
Navy ct Notre Dame. closed
circuit Tv. Sheraton-Park Hotel.
1880 pm.
Radio and nv Tomorrow
Redskins at New York. WToP
land WToP te), . pm.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
WEEKEND
FOOTBALL

GAMES TODAY
south Carolina at Maryland.
Navy at Notre Dame.
George Washington ct virEinia. Tech
District Teachers at National AEgies
Galiaudet at Shepherd.
Fayetteville ct Howard.
Virginia at Vanderbilt.
Boliing AFB 81 ouantico Marines.
Michigan state At Wisconsin.
Hardin. Simmons at Arisona state.
Colgate At Army.
Texas Christian at Baylor.
Detroit at Cincinnati.
Wake Forest ct Clemson.
Missouri at Colorado,
lowe state at Drake. .
western MARYLAND at FRANKLIN 4
SoTth Carolina STATE 4 Ct rurman.
Alabama ct QsorEia.
ssrseSss Sa a Holy Gross.
PnTdSs psp at nlinoia: .....
Rice at Kentucky.
Temple nt Lehigh.
Misslssippi at Louisiana State.
West virginia ct Harouetta.
Southern m 'shissni California at Minnesota.
Denver at New Mexico.
Tennessee at North. Carolina.
Northwestern Of Ohio STATE.
Tulsa at Qklahoms A u n.
Washineton STATE at College Of Pacific
Penn state ct Pennsylvsnia.
Miami (Fla,l Mt rittsburgh.
Brown at Princeton.
Texas a. southern Methodist. "
Sssnmnna Ssnloun,aS a n v,;isrs;v. vgT;iIn;
oregon state at WASHINGTON.
virginia Military at william q Mary
Boston College q Xavier.
Ohio y. 81 indiana.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
FANS
HOPE DUpRE GETS
GOING TONIGHT
BALTIMORE. Oct. 20 R.'

BALTIMORE. Oct. 20 tR.--
Long Gone Dupre is back.
Ever since the back from
Baylor ran wild for the College
All-Stars against the Cleveland
Browns last summer. football
fans have been waiting for
him to do something for tbs
Baltimore Colts.
But he's been only q brief
visitor IN five pro games so far.
Because Of leg injuries, he has
carried the ball only Is times
and gained 10 yards.
Tonight, against the Green
Bay Packers. the Colts hope
Dupre viii get going. He's al
most hale and hearty again
and will start at halfback.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
|Suntee in Meet
AT Notre Dame

SOUTH BEND. Ind, oct. 20
R--Wes Santee leads the
Quantico Marines cross-country
team In O triangular meet with
Notre Dame and the Chicago
Track Club at Notre Dame today.
Another Quantico runner Is Jack
Gits. captain Of the 1854 Notre
Dame cross-country team. Notre
Dame 10 unbeaten In four meets.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
COLLEGE
FOOTBALL
By ths AssOciated Press

By the Associated Press
s:a'ta; M:.s cS.:... tra.5. s1--Klsss. .F sss.S,
BsmidH tMinn.5, d Superior lWisJ.
cslv.r-sseslssa. 'illlinela csll.s..
Henderson tArk.), 4Si Hendrix tArk,,
Carthage lIlll, T---. MankAto,
TaFkie OIe.I, 10 Grsceiand tIewal.
WashSurn, 81 seuthwestsfn tKan.l,
MIssouri Valley, IL William Jewel
Chadren. ~ Midland tMeb.1,
~. yehns tMipn.b DO AHEstnrE,
M..ssrn otIs SOL g. r....rs an@,'is. osis.
Mshgstsn 81. s0i Msyviiis IN. Dsk,y,
Tss. X Nav, ia--iss Asssis. State.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
|Knicks Rout CeItics

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,. Oct. 20
IR.-The New York Knicker-
|bockers broke an NBA exhibition
game wide open In the third
period here last night and went
on to outclass the Boston Celtics,
1854. The Knicks led at the
half. 44-34.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND. Jimmy siade, $50. New
YORK, outpoinied Tommy tidurrieans,
cssteilani. 160, Cleveland, stopped Pedro
NEW YoRR tMadison square Y YGarden,.
.-Johnny Gonselves, 1894. Oakland
Saiii; outpcinted Lulu Perez. i33.
sfNdApoRs,- rsimslj Rsdrodro. Iss
itL knocked out Barry chalksr i76,
Evening star., 1955-10-29

AIN 0JV0A -0AtA (AAeNAAAFANAAobAAR ~
Hess Is expected to be decided
today In the fabulous Garder
State Stakes and 1t looks like
|a battle Of two speed horses
Nail and Bold Bazooka versus
a couple Of come-from- behind
colts Needles and Career Boy.
A dozen juveniles were entered
for the mile and one-sixteenth
test, which carries the richest
purse in the sports history.
With $3.50. $40 up for grabs. mo-
body win be sparing the horses
or the whips.
Oddly enough. when post posi-
ti0ns were drawn. Nail got the
favorable No. spot on the rail.
while Bold Bazooka Is right
alongside In No. 2.
Nail won the $125,l25 Belmont
Maturity October 8 for Mrs. An
son A. Bigeiow, Bold Bazooka Is
owned by Lou Costello. Holly
wood comedian, and is rated the
best 2-year-old in California.
Needles Likely Choice
The D&H Stables Needles
property Of Bonnie Heath and
Jack Dudley. and c. v. Whitneyis
Career Boy figure to be running
when many Of the speedsters
decide they've had enough. But
it looks like q case Of Nail and
Bold Bazooka flying out Of the
gates and Career Boy and
Needles trying to catch them
Needles, in post No. s, and
Career Boy In No. 8. are fairly
well spotted.
This isn't to say the Other
eight can't haul OF the big pills
of cash. Needles. who Is ex.
pected to be Q 8 to ! choice. OF
perhaps even 2 to /. splashed
through slop for Q new track
record here October Is. A feH
days later, the Brookmeat
stables Lawless cracked Needles
record on q fast track. Career
Boy won the Garden State trial
last week and is figured at 4 to !
while Nail and LAwless are 4
to /. Bold Bazooka Is 9 to /.
Today's weather prediction Il
for some rain about race time.
Others Seeking Purse
Others In the rich race are
the Maine Chance Farms Cur
Shot. the Barclay Stables Polly's
Jet, the Montpelier Farms Ma.
#hodah, Mrs. j. r. H. Thouroni'
Happy New Year. Mrs. Ada 1
Rice's Call Me Lucky. the Elmen-
dorf Farms Prince John. and thu
Jaclyn Stables Espea.
Nail has one question X
answer-can he run around ths
turns? The gray son Of Nirga'
has started only I'VE times. al
down the Widener straight
course at Belmont Park. How.
ever, he had D scorching 1:37h
workout for q mile here Monday
Just two-fifths Of q second Of
the track record, and he skipped
around two turns.
The tield for the Garden Stat
lis the best since the race wal
|inaugurated in 1858. Turn-Tt
won that event, while Summel
Tan bounced home by mini
lengths a year ago.
Bold Bazooka has come up Il
the race In the best shape Of hi
career" said Allen Drumheller
ljr., his trainer. Costeilo's col
iran fourth to Career Boy last
week but needed the race aftel
flying here from California.
Trainers Hopes Soar
After that race Drumhellel
said he thought Bold Bazooks
would be somewhere in the none,
lin the big one. The colt worked
Ia half mile Thursday In AS!
seconds, after which the trainer
said. ''Now ! think we could graf
liz ALL
Costello had to return to Cali,
|fornia but told the management
|4Be sure and get my address cor.
rect when you send me the check
Il don't want 1t lost In the mail"
The winners check. incident.
ally. would be a staggering $751;
l9l0.5O. But Bold Bazooka ant
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Colts, Packers
Battle Tonight
To Stay in Race

BALTIMORE, oct. 40 (R.
The Baltimore Colts and Greer
Bay Packers viii decide tonight
(T:35 EST) which Of them !,
going to continue to be the sur
prise team fighting for the West
|ern Conference lead In the
National Football League.
The winner Of their return
match viii take at the least sole
possession Of second place with
d "a record. It could move into
q tie for the lead II the Chicago
Bears knock on the Los Angeles
Rams in one Of tomorrow's nve
games.
The other Western Conference
game puts the reverse surprise
team. the Detroit Lions, against
San Francisco. Detroit, the de-
Tending loop winner. hasn't come
out on top In five games.
In the Eastern Division. Cleve-
land seeks its nth straight
triumph against the Chicago
Cardinals, Pittsburgh tries Il
keep pace with the Browns ai
the expense Of Philadelphia. and
Washington is at New York.
Victory Was Costly
The Colts nosed out Green Bay
1920 for their third straight
victory October . and they
haven't been right since. They
won the game and took Q physi.
cal beating that showed up II
subsequent losses to the Chicago
Bears and Washington.
Several Il the defensive Colt
line are limping. Defensive Half.
back Carl Taseff Is Q doubtful
starter and offensive Halfbach
Royce Womble and defensive
End Gino Merchetti are on the
disabled list for at least weeks
On the other hand. the Pack.
ers, thirsting for revenge. arrived
with all players well. These In
clude Quarterback Tobin Rote
Defensive Linebacker Doyle Niz
and Fullback Howie Ferguson
who were below par In last weeks
4i-lO loss to Cleveland.
Rote and Ferguson win be re-
matched with two Colt rockies
who started on Like q house on
fire, Quarterback George Shaw
and Fullback Alan Ameche
Shaw's passing has quieted down
In the last two games and so ha,
IAmeche's running although the
|fuIlback still leads the league
with o SIS yard average to Fergu.
sons 80.
Colts Offense Slows
The slowed d-down Colt offenst
has scored only one touchdown
|in each Of its last two games.
The Bears. whose applecar,
was tipped BY early losses to ths
Colts. Green Bay, and San Fran.
cisco. can get back within strik.
ling distance Of the Western Diyi.
sion lead by dumping the Rams
lIt would be the second loss In III
games for Los Angeles and moyt
the Chicago record up to 3-3.
The Steeler-Eagle contest is
return bout. Pittsburgh winning
the first 1871. It was one d
three losses suffered by Phila'
ldelphia while the Steelers' onl,
loss has been by / point to tht
Rams.
The pressure is on Washington
Ito win to stay up with CLEVELAND
land Pittsburgh. The Redskins
have q ga record while theil
Opposition. the New York Giants
has been able to beat only thu
l fstase.., 90 fSatfstv. . Il a,, kI.a sTa,sd
Evening star., 1955-10-29
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

0y MAEhSA4Eb1 WhAAA AA1AChA
Maryland appears to have q
level headed football team, and
the fact that IL is q 27-point IA
vorite over South Carolina today
does not figure to give Coach
Jim Tatum any concern about
overconfidence.
The Terps are pointing for
that Orange Bowl clash with
Oklahoma, but appear to be the
type team to take the sure way
of getting there. which ID taking
care Of each Saturday opponent
In turn.
The No. / team in the Nation
put itS 1l-game winning streak
on display before homecoming
fans. with about 10000 expected
in Byrd Stadium for the 2
O'Clock KICKOFF.
Rain Threatens Again
The rain jtnx was threaten
ing again. The first home game
against UCLA was played in in
termittent rain. and rain stopped
Just before the kickoff when
Wake Forest was here, costing
the Terps several thousand spec
tators.
Showers are predicted during
the game this afternoon.
Tatum, as usual. Is talking
down the 27-point odds. pointing
out that South Carolina played
Clemson to q I4-l4 standstill fol
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Laurel Meeting.
Opens With a
In Turf Feature
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

s .tf
Maryland's fan racing season
making its latest start In his
tory. opens at Laurel this after
noon with . colorful field Of n
grass runners pitted in the fea-
tured $40. o00-added Turf Cur
Handicap at . mile and an
eighth.
Post time throughout Laurel's
i5-day meeting, which win be
highlighted by the Washington,
D. c., International on NoveIn-
ber IL. has been set for 1880 pm.
Despite the opposition Of the
Maryland South Carolina foot
bah game just q few miles from
the track. upwards of 10000 turf
fans are expected to greet the
thoroughbreds from their 31-day
stay In Maryland.
AtACAy NV-k1VWkhtcA
The Turf Cup Is the FIRST event
Of Laurel,s $4,000 autumn
stakes program, and favoritism
probably win waver between
Stanley Mikelrs Brushburn. who
will carry fl8 pounds and be
ridden by Eugene Rodriguez, and
Christopher T. Cheneryis Prince
Hill. topWeighted at la pounds
with Joe Culmone In the saddle
Brushburn captured the frs
running Of the Turf Cup in 1852
Brookrneade Stables Count,
Clare, who won Q division Of tht
Turf Cup in 1858. also will b
wen backed as his record show.
victories In q division Of thu
Longfellow at Monmouth Parl
and the Atlantic City Turf Han.
dicap earlier this season.
There is an international touch
IN the Turf Cup field as Long
stone. owned by the Golden Gate
Stable. new from England Il
compete In this third renewal oi
the event on the Laurel gras:
course. Jockey Basil James viii
pilot Longstone, q 6-year-olt
horse. who Is In his best season
winning 5 Of 10 starts abroad
Good Longshot Prospects
Longstone, assigned III
pounds, has been training vel
and is expected to give q good
account OF himself today.
Longshot fanciers win find somt
interesting prospects among thu
lighter weighted members Of thu
surprisingly large field. Mrs
Ben Cohen's Boy D'Amour. Will
108 pounds. Is rated an excellent
chance Of scattering the figures
along with c. Mahlon Kline.
Kaster. 113. and D. r. Small!
Aeschysl1s. 113.
Opening day fans viii find ths
foony Laurel plant In tiptoI
condition today with the tree
which line the backstretch and
dot the infield still retaining
their beautiful autumn colors.
Racing Secretary Charles J
McLennan put together an at
tractive supporting card for thl
Turf Cup, although he was forcet
to rely heavily on minor tract
horses in some races as man.
stables have not shipped Il
Laurel as yet from Gardei
State.
Quite a few outfits are du,
at Laurel In a day or two a
the New Jersey meeting end
next Saturday.
Planning for International
/. While Laurel offlcials concen,
trated on the opening-day card
they also were concerned with
the American representation Il
the international. At presen
Clifford Mooers' Traffic Judge i
the only certain starter from TIN
United States In the classic.
Calumet Farms Dukes Lei
has been sidelined by an injur.
and Alfred Vanderbilt, owner o
Social Outcast, has stated tina
he will reserve his decision OF
his Maryland-bred gelding unit
after the running of fiext Sat,
urday's Trenton Handicap q
Garden State.
; Vanderbilt accepted the bid TO
: GnNfoI Gtx%aawk -, = k~..k~ = a..
Evening star., 1955-10-29
NEEDLEs GARDEN STATE CHOICE
Z Juveniles BottIinq
For S282, 80 Today

Needles were supplementary
nominees at $4,000 apiece. and
would net $l4s.3o3.50 BY win-
ming.
Second place viii be worth
I$56,474 with $s7.355.50 for third,
land $l4.lI8.50 for fourth place.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
GARDEN STATE STAKES

CAMDEN. NJ j. Oct 20 0The ned for the 800 added
Garden State Stakes Garden State Park with post
stions, owners, jockeys and probable odds:
Evening star., 1955-10-29

win carry li9 pounds.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

Soft, lovely, supersize spreads with thousands
of lustrous lintless tufts that pop up after
washing never need ironing Bleached white,
petal pink yellow, French blue, ice green or
spice brown. Twin or full size.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

12.05 SeoIIoped. Fringed
Traditional chenille spreads in solid colors with
smart overlay design Elegant scalloped, fringed
edges. In white, lightning pink, dusty rose, shell
pink yellow, green or turquoise. Twin or full size
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
DR.. JOHN ]. SUFFER-

DR.. John J. Sutter, 81, resident
of Lakeside since 1850, died Friday
at st. Rita's hospital in Lima.
Funeral services were conducted
by DIR. Herbert Thompson of the
Lakeside Association at the BaS-
niger Funeral Home, Bluffton,
Sunday at 2::3O. He was buried in
Bluffton.
DIR. Suffer is survived by his
wife, three daughters, Mrs. Roy
Stratton of Bluffton, Mrs. Carl
Evans of Sandusky, and Mrs. Larry
Miller of Luna, four grandchild.
ren and four great grandchildren.
He was graduated from Electric
College of Medicine at Cincinnati,
practiced medicine at Bluffton for
81 years, and was health commits
sioner of Allen County from 1920
to 1885. He became an instructor
and treasurer at Electric College
from 1887 to 1916, and then was
health commissioner at Wooster
for Wayne county. He was found
er and organizer of Bluffton hos
pital, Fellow of the National
Public Health Association and the
National Health Association. The
Suffers came to Lakeside on his
retirement in 1850.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
Mother Of Local
Man Is Killed

A southern vacation trip ended
in tragedy Saturday with the death
of Mrs. Florence Wagner, So,
mother of postoffice clerk Jim
Wagner of Route 2, as the result
of head-on collision at Verle
Beach, Fla. Her home was at 304
18th-st, Toledo.
Mrs. Wagner, who formerly
lived here for a time, died in a
nearby hospital shortly after the
crash. Her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Worstell, Huron-st, Toledo, VINO
was driving, is hospitalized with
serious injuries. Occupants of the
other car also are hosptalized.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 1:30 from the Wei
ler4Wonderly funeral home, Ere.
mont, the Rev Kenneth Slower of
ficiating, and burial was made in
st. Joseph's cemetery. Mrs. Wag-
ner is survived by daughters, Mrs
Worstell, Mrs. Grace Wightman OF
Toledo, and sons, John Allison OF
Tiffin, Lawrence of Cleveland, and
: Jim Wagner of Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
KIWANIS

Boy Scout week was observed by
the Port Clinton KiWanis Club with
a special program Wednesday noon
in the United Brethren Church
Hall, when ]. c. Hiestand of Le-
Roy, o., vice president of the Ak
ron Area Council presented 80
colored slides covering the. 1851
World Jamboree at Bad Ischll
Austria, when Mr.. Hiestand di
rected the U. S. Boy Scout Band
Pictures shown included scenes
from Algiers, Italy, Austria, Swift
Zerland and France. Zed Davis,
Fremont, District Scout Executive
was also introduced. Four local
Scout troops were represented by
IA patrol leaders or executive
workers as follows; Troop 306, by
Philip Beltz, Frederick Eberle;
Troop $50 by Daniel Cutcher,
Philip Campbell, Bill Spring;
Troop 351 by Bobby Rumyon, Geo.
Schade, Tom Hephner, Jimmy
Misch; Troop 366 by Charles Sim
on, Richard Snyder, Jerome Fritz,
Thomas Fritz, and Bill Hoffman
Howard Fulton was in charge of
the program. Mr.. Hiestand was
awarded the attendance prize.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Allen Twp:--
Donald E. Conn, ct al to Donald
A. Sayen, ct al, blk /, lots 2 & 4,
j. B. Thorpes add Williston.
Clay Center Corp
Charles E. Smith, ct al to Vir-
gil F. Drummond, ct al, blk 3, lot
/.
Danbvry Twp
Ferdinand Going, to Merle f.
Mcleod, ct al SO acre, pit lot 5,
sec 2.
PUt-In-Bay Twp:-
The Catholic Youth Foundation
to Rattlesnake Club Inc. 40 acres.
Rattlesnake Island.
Clay Twp:-
Raymond Nickelsen, to Marvin
w. Chambers ct al, blk 13, pit lot
4, Martin.
EImore Corp
Albert F. Blausey, to Paul l..
Ames, ct al, lot 16y pit Is, Blausey
add
Erie Twp
Ruth E. Zoschke, ct al to Jacob
III. Gardner, 0.42 acre, rg 16, sec
33.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
EDITH EVELYN STEVENS

Miss Edith Evelyn Stevens, 81,
lifelong resident of Catawba Is
land. died Monday at her home
following a lingering illness She
is survived by two brothers, Will
Stevens of CataWba and Basil Ste
vens of Port Clinton, a niece and
two nephews. Funeral services
were held Thursday at 2 p. m.
from the Observation-Disclosures
funeral home, the Rev. John Braun
officiating and burial was made in
Catawba Island cemetery Miss
Stevens was born at Catawba Aug
ust %, 1873, daughter of j. Worth
and Esther Ann K'Burg Stevens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
HENRY SCHULTZ

Funeral services for Henry
Schultz, "a, who died Feb. 9 at
his home at Oak Harbor Route g.
were held Saturday at two from
st. Johns Evangelical and Luth-
eran church. The Rev. G. F. Shoup
officiated, and burial was made in
Union cemetery.
Mr.. Schultz's body was at Robin
son funeral home. Born in Tona-
wanda, N. Y, he had spent most
of his life in Ottawa county. He
was married Oct. 27, 1921 to Mary
Never who survives along with one
brother, William Schultz OF Oak
Harbor, and a sister, Mrs. William
Kehn of Oak HarbOr.