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THE GILBERT
EASTERN HOUSE

k1S H st. NV. Home atmosphere rn.
Phone, elev.. maid serv. Also ENC.
Reas. dly. or wkly. rates. RE. 7-10S6.
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WILSON HOUsEs-ExceI rms. sgles.
S35-S40-S45, dbles.. S25- $50, SIS:
pvt b.. $50: daily 50 AD 2-9s96
GLOVER PARK-singlsF and double
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ARL.-1 bedrm. compl. furn.. Tv; l
blk. Ari. Hall on N. Geo. Mason:
couple only; SOS. ia. S-S566. ID
ARLiNGTON--Newly furn. 1-bedrm..
$3.50: Ice. 2 bedrms;. Sl10-Sl40.
1710 N. 10th st.. Apt. 4. JE. s-7476.
FALLS CHURCH-1b minis. to Penta-
gon: Aunt bldg; 2 pvt entrances;
hv.. rm., full din. rm., kit, bedrm.,
bath, Ice. screened sleeping porch;
NICELY Tslfi 'Ei rGRN. GiaS4S. 1.bedrm. apt. in
Clarendon. Sss. so. IA. 7-s4ea.
everything furn.; wkg. cple.: $40.
los Cavalier Trail, JE. 2-63t1.
ARL.--2nd-hr. apt: pvt. entr.: 2
be- Ssdrmi Ra pUrch aS rm sun XII facilities. ILL bath
shop: Center and A.B. .&W. bus: $3.50
ARI.'-hURoRa H. iJ HILLS, n % mr. pentason
person. or. 4-S24e. .
condition, pleasant 1
bedrm. apts;; convenient Pentsgon,
Belyoir. JE; 2.29s5. JE; 2-4ll. -
S55 mo. incl. util. Reduction in rent
JE. 2-416T. II
Efficiency and 1-bed-
room apartment; janitor service,
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
ton; all utilities; S75 to $92.5
Call TIE. $3.50. between 10 am.
Alex bedrms.. Tv. util furn.
Conv. to Ft. Belvoir and Pentagon.
S11O. TIE. 6-3433 after Pm.
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DUPONT CIR. vIC.-Lge. dble. rms;
refgr hot and cold water; Sl2 sRle.
SIS dble. wk.; 1918 10th st.. CO
$4,000: after 8 pm, AD. 2-97S3.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

kit. nicely furn., conv, stores and
transp.: reas. Ii. 4-Gl95.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Lge. rm. with
refer. and hot plate, tel, and laun-
dry privils. DE. 2-2105. -6
RsOs ONTARIO RD. D.-Beaut. furn, 2
rms, kit. and porCh . or ! adults:
Sl5 wk. Also one rm. and kit. Sl2
wk and apis. elsewhere.
ai3t NEWTON ST. N.w.--Furn. dbl
rrnl.. refSr... hot plate, SIg wsi also
ssa H sia % si S.W.-~ciieanno. nv veii.fST: siSD.
.lished Ink rms. and Kitchens.
utils., quiet. RA. 6-5s3b. --6
Al9 eth ST. S.W.---2 rms. on 1st n.
eonv.- transp, to ell sections. SI2 5C
VIA Me. s-bOo6. "a
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Mae istR RIis.sistei AND COLUMBIA RD. y
BEAUTIFUL HoME-i720 18th st.
Bus at door. Single and double:
pFivils.: reas. Ladies. NO. 7-3422.
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RM., KIT and larrs
screened rear porch. for quiet settled
woman; reas. II. 4-le3e after 2 pm
II
- 1909 BLK. COLUMBIA
RD S.W.-Newly decor. lac. liV.
rm.. bedrm.. kitchen. bath, $S5 mo-.
incl. utils. Mr.. DAVID. La. 6-1314.
cOLORED-25I5 18th ST. NV
Bedrm.. kit. porch, senibath; reas-;
nice. cony. 10. 6-34Ot See l-6 p m.
COLORED-2I4O " ST. N.W.-Apt.
bldg; 3 lse. bedrmS.. liv. rm.. kit
and bath. nicely furn., excel. transp.
beautiful view: suitable large family;
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TAKOMA PARK--Liy. rm., din. .rm.,
bedrm.. tile bath. kit. This Is O
beautiful ant, furnished very at
tractively. Adults. Sl15. 10. 6-2150.
SILVER sPRING-close in. Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit, dinette. semipvt. bath;
all utils. incl. Prefer adults. $40 mo.
Ju. 5-30OS.
TAX. PK.-Liv.- .-bedrm. comb; kit. /;
private entrance; $50 mo. incl.
utils. JU. S-4376. -3
TAKOMA PARK, D. c. line-l bed
rm. apt, utils. furn.; working cple.;
$50: $50 sgle. JU. 9-63sO.
rAKOMA PARK. MD.---3 large rooms,
and utils. furn! $s5 mo. WI. g.
TAKOMA. vic. walter Reed--Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit, bath; i blk. bus. shops.
JU. 9-9229 or LO. 4-07l1. ~
TAkOMA PIX, 7O3l Carroll ave-
Nicely fuIn.. liv. rm., bedrm.. kitch-
oNE iHstts Exfs8nSRE TS6 nj ~ RooMa S5G4a kitchen
and bath: all utils. included: plenty
heat; $65 mo- La. 8-5s5s. -3
YOU'LL STOP LOOKING when you
see this lovely furnished apt. over
looking Q parkway. Liv. rm.. din.
rm;, kit. bedrm. with tiled bath
and showers; close to buses and
shopping center; S100 mo-; adults.
BETHEsDA. Md and . bedrooms,
liv, room, din. space. kit, bath and
uEL z. BodLEY. INC. oil. 4-I27o.
rAKOMA PARK--Liv. rm.. 2 bed
rms. tile bath, kit. 4 large closets.
Furnished attractively. Adults.
S97 80. JU. 5-2150. -3
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DUPONT cIRCLE-2I72 p st. nv
Lay rmy hedrm- kit-. pvt bath;
MODEM, efneiency apt, avail. Apr.
1; Tor sub-rent until Jan. !. 1885.
near Senate Once Bldg. Ideal for
career woman: air cond. Call Ma. 8
2 RMS. in private home; all utilities.
phone; $40 mo IA. 9-7s75. 20
BOILING FIELD-NeWly furn. and
dec. bedrm.; all utils, 'Ss7 so.
NICELY nc GfIkNfos;HEEbT} o; ET}e!1; rooms; baby
9;k.: 1903 Kilbourne place NV.
400 Oh ST. N.w-s rms. baths,
nicely furn.. all util. furn. IA. O.
downtown CONN. AVE. Embassy
cor. and furnished. Utilities free.
S65 mo. Ho. 2-Ss04. -
I34s Z ST. N.W.-2 rms. and kit,
sunny and bright, SIS wkly. ME-
1888 ALLISON ST. Nw.-Eme- ant.
;,9i,a suitable for 2 adults or couple;
FuRN. 1-bedrm. apt. incl.
utils, and utensils, S92. so. ST. g.
5o. before $50 or JU. 6-43se,
lsoi st c 81. II. s.E.-compl...ly fur fuIn..
ware. ~: adults Ii. ss; 4-sISs. % YEA
ll4i ieth sT, N.W.-Lovely iiv. rm..
2 bedrm., kit, bath, and utils.,
$3.50. HU. 3-e731. ia. s-53ls.
1919 KENYON ST. NV rms.
and ss snd sasb! bah; saG sf3so sb aoazI rms kit
1890 GEORGIA AVE. - Newly dec
GRATED, bedroom, living room. di-
nette. kitchen. bath; all utilities I'm
eluded; suitable for 8 girls or
w@IafR wsG@lInEf Eli Red SlssI1. aREa-rn ant. 0Is,
Incl utils.: newly dec. RA. s-f55S.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautifully furn.
S.tS sedrns;' rms: W rm, P9llms9s kit;
atiis. sli Ju. T stI4se.~ ~ p0f'n, IL an
WALTER REED VIC, 1918 Juniper
st: n.wM2 rms. kit, bath, SEMI
bsmt;. $50 per mo; II
PsreR n5ssiy iaFn.; adults ns onlS shS So. ssat
BETwEENs III siias0' DUPONT CIRCLE and
10th st. on P = Attrac. well-furn
basement apt. lge. studio rm.. kitch-
en- and bath; for or refined gem
DUPONT CiRcEE.Hsrch a. 1. Beaut.
furn,; liv; rm.. bedrn... kit. bath:
500: utils; incl: RI 3-2356. a
2 bedrms.. kit; and shower rm.; pvt.
entr. JU. S-33S3 or IA. 9-4565.
II23 14th ST. N.w.-5 apts. ca. with
rms. kit. bath. Priced, S6S.50I
and up. VIII decorate. ia. 9-4297.
rms, pvt. bath, pchs. ::
clean, warm, roomy. Adults, $50,
incl. utils. J-6 bus. JU. 5-6305.
I 800 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-3 large
rooms and bath; S125 mo-; all
utilities included. DI. 1924.
PA MASS. AVE. NV. downtown
Clean, | room and kitchenette. effic.,
utils., $12 week. IS
REAS. RENTALS
,,9l Conn; ave. ne. 8 rms. 500.
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n. ARLINGTON--Nice rm.. next to
bath; reas. gentlemen preferred,
Call JA. 2-3657 -
n. ARL,-2 bedrooms for 2 men: rest
Dental area; laundry and snack
privils., rec. room; ref. KE. S-543l
Oh. CH.. MD.---4s25 Essex ave: cool
rm., pvt. bath. spacious grounds,
tennis court; $50. OIL, 4-6230.
SILVER SPRING--Comforta furn,
Um. for ernpl. adult, In attract. home
of empl. widow: nr. bus, 4-Corners
Shops. restaurant; S35 mo. with kit
priyils.; $50. Ju. 9-I2f7. -
1917 N. EDGEWOOD ST., Arl.--
Lovely bedrm. near bus. home priv
ileges. IA. S-53ls, ME. $4,000;
SILVER SPRING, beaut. res. section.
lst fir: rm. $40 mo. JU. 9-3367 OF
sISGIE Ii$iEa; EkaooM-youps lady. a -sooe
home In excel. neighborhood. Cony
TO buses: $50. No. Arl. IA. 2-5bl0,
ARLlNGTON-spac. attrac. room. pvt
bath, Ice. pvt home, small adult
family: gentleman ia. 2-l595. It
ARLINGTON--Lge. rm, next to bath
pvt. home unlim: phone / blocl
bus: gentleman. IA. S-73o7. II
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. J

WILSON aOUsES--ExceI. rms. sRles.
5ss s. SO: daiiS Hs 81 AD 1855
GLOVER PARk-singlsp and double
soD,a so0m:' nt,yI1 .Eln E ssd Jo,, pSl, law In pvt
rm.. So vk,; also rm. with double
LARGE STATELY MANSION has sew
eral de iLxe studio rms. with frigid.
and hot plate: mod. bath sun deck.
maid serv-. park. faeils. AD. 4-967S.
DUPONT CIR. vIC.-Lge. dble. rms;
Iefgr. hot and cold water; $l2 sgle..
SIS dble. wk.; 1918 18th st.. Co
$4,000: after 8 pm, AD. 2-97s3.
1s27 b ST. N.w.-studio I'm. and
kit. also single room; reas.; near
1sas KENYON ST. NV. - Single or
double. furnished room. private bath.
EEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. -
sgls; rm;; in fins medsTn s1a home Of 5
BEAUTIFUL HOME-1720 18th st.
pns. aas =! rsss e0sr L.des ssse NO 5n9 s4s acSes
pELAFIELD PL NV, I3Is-Nice
front rm.. next bath. pvt home, nr.
transp.; man; $50 mo. ia. e-005s.
I6th ST. NV. 15Is-one large
double, one single: running water.
pGPoNf p1sft + eikeLE shse cD sSsaa semi
pvt. bath. shower; firepl.; maid
attrae. home. 1907 10th st. NV.
1896 HOBART sT.-clean, sGle. !;
bus, "a blk; S25. HO. 2-4446. --5
1900 MASS, AVE, N,W.-Clean. single
rms. new furniture. maid service;
s. wk, up. Ho. 2-g5s9; "a
a5aS n: II. AVE; NV, The Pana-
msRI'aBsish msa s.r eCas sIsa:D 1sl 'sls $50 Rt
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Larse front
bedroom 6ed.Ssm. with n1 Id0ss pTi0ste bath. for
siss 18Th ST. IN N,W.@Nice ovsooSj bedroom
for quiet man; 1st floor rear. 81
CoNNRscrIcur vlc.-cis.n. single
nssr,,, room; bath; sao M shovel phsonnss;s snss sOod
1sss 18Th 81. ST. S%.ABusinessSomen. Nv s nSs;
ssle. and dble. rms: clean. besut.
furn.: modern baths. NO. 1860.
secs CONN. -AVE.-Cozy room, large
closet; pvt. home: bus at door. Rea-
sonable. EN-. 2-o3l1. after 8 pm.
1918 L ST. N.w.-Nice. clean, warm
sleeping rooms. Wkly rates. So and
SOUTHERN CLUB. 17ss Mass. ave-
Beaut. clean home for discriminating
Guests: single rm. for girls: lee. rm..
pvt. bath. -TV, Bendix, recr. rm., kit.
privils; parking space. NO. 7-S303.
1920 18th ST. NV. opp. statler
Hotel-Larse front master bedrm.,
pvt. bath. cedar closet; maid service
For ladies or gentlemen desiring a
refined homelike place to live. EN-.
CATHEDRAL AREA-Larse, Q closets,
9 windows pvt home. Call EN-.
2-1402. after 3 pm. '-3
11e3 QUE ST.-Tired Of a drab room?
Want new modern, furniture? Soft
earpets7 Free Tv In every, room.
91s9s;5oo, sgle,; q, !: so dble. Call. Du.
TWO siNGLEs0f with Ink. CORNER
rooml. well furn. RA. 3-4S07.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE--1714 New
Hamp. ave; newly decorated rooms,
maid service. HO. 2-9sS2.
l4se HARVARD ST. N.W.-sleeping
.1o.' ..1no.' o1aSTs reception rm.' kit. laundry
$3.50 wKLY.; ssle. front rm.. also
ss5 mo. Eos Mt. vernon pl' NV. W.
1347 L ST. N.W.-Fine, large room,
for gentleman; cony. location; IS
1867 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Beaut.
lse. dble.; twin beds. pvt. bath. kit.
privils.: SS wk. ea. AID. 2-S09l.
1892 CALVERT ST. NV light.
clean frt. rms: master size, twin
beds, / back room. HO. $3.50. a
1914 18th ST. NV, THE Floral
Manor'-Attr., 1st A.. sgle.. SIS wk.;
also sgle.. $7.5D Wk.; eley. -
G10 60 WEEK
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l1275 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
rooms. lit. and bath: all utilities
included. $3.50.
1881 L st, n.w.-2 rooms. lit. and
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RENTALS FROM sss s.5O

To inspect, see agent at LIST and
Taylor SITS. ne. from 10 an. to 8
pm. Or call RA. $3.50 tM-2 bus
runs through the development.l
]. B. TIFFEY & SON
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.E.

CLOSE-IN-Single or double room,
300 Rhode Island ave. ne. Du
1-130p. II
COL0RED-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
home privils.; use Of phone. DE. 2
a456. -
center: home privileges. Call any
time Sat. and SUM-: after pm,
Mon. through Fri. LU. l-0493. a
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All buildings are modern in design
each apt. with large picture win
dows, storage and laundry facilities
proVlded.
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Now avsilable-one- -bedrm. apt with
modern equipped kitchen, living rm.
and bath, in 2-family and also
S-family buildings.
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S12 so WEEK

SEe. dble. rms. suitable for ladies or
gentlemen, next bath: maid serv.:
] blk. OFF Conn. Walk. dist, dntn.
1925 18th st. NV. EX. 3-191J.
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Rooms WITH BOARD
MASS. AVE. NV. 14os-Excel. TODD
carline, TV. Bendix. AD. 4-9777.

MASS. AVE. NV. 14os-Excel. food.
carline, TV. Bendix. AD. 4-9777.
CLUB MASON. 1926 n. II. ave. NV
De luxe living in . club residence.
for refined ladies, men; $3.50 up
incls. full course meals. hotel serV-
Ices. CO. 5-9349. NO. 7-6770. -3
COLUMBIA RD. NV. 200I at Conn.
ave. Nice attr. rms. with new air
cond.: young people; good meals.
S15 vk. CO. 5-2493. Sc
HOUSE, i4Oi I6th NV
Ideal residence for business people
switchboard. Tv. SIS per week. ii
LARGE SINGLE OR DOUBLE room
with pvt. bath, in attractive private
home; good meals. HU. 3-7563. II
ARMS. 1925 18th st. NV.
For refined ladies and gentlemen; !;
delicious food, TV and automatic
washer and dryer: $3.50 and up.
ROOM. BOARD, If desired, with pvt.
family; full PRIVILEGES: convenient to
streetcRr and downtown: young
woman pref. TU. 2-5936, after 9 pm.
MT. PLEASANT sECTION-sinsle
and double rooms. with bath; newly
dec; home cooking. NO. 1854
home; twin beds; good breakfast
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PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave, and
HAreWood Rd, NE,

An in-town development that offers
the "away-from-to atmosphere.
bordered with trees and having
lovely well-kept grounds, yet within
o 1-bus-fare location.
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SILVER SPRING

S619 Flower avenue. apt. 4: 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm.. din. kit. and bath.
A. IS. GARDINER & CO.
1881 L Street NV. MA. 8-0334
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

CAPITOL HILL, opp. House once
blk. Library Congress- well furn
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THE MAIIRY
HOTEL 1440

TO1 10th ST NV. Large twin rm
Foyer. 2 closets, pvt. bath: mail
service. S2I weekly. Other twin
hedrmk Reas "A
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

County commissioners will adj
vertise to receive bids at HOO
am. Tuesday, Sept. q for the
S45, 125 worth of bonds to be issued
for the sewer and water liae in
the Anna Sloan Smith addition,
Sewer District No. 4, in Portage
township.
County Auditor Melvin C. Guth
reports the receipt of the follow
ing vouchers from Columbus, thru
the distribution of federal funds:
$161.4O for disabled persons relief
funds; $385.20 relief funds for
county blind patients; $973.90 re-
lief funds for disabled children.
Wills of Louise DeVries and
Mary Perry have been filed in the
probate court for probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau reports the
following appointments in the pro-
bate court; Clara NJ. Coon, admin
stratrix of estate of Charles A,
Coon; A. C. WILDER, administrator
of estate of Edward Jockel, and
Orland w. Below, executor of eS-
tate of Laura A. Below.
Final accounts of administration
have been filed in the probate
court by Frank Ferrari, administra-
tor of estate of Madeline Ferrari;
by William L. Moon, executor of
estate of Ida C. Heinsen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
cATA.WBA SCHOOL GETS
NEW DRAPERIES

The Catawba Island School Board
held special meeting Tuesday
afternoon at which time it was de-
cided to purchase draperies for the
windows in the new school build
ing. They will be ready in about
four weeks. The school grNnds are
being leveled and a new merry-go-
round and horizontal climbing lad
der which was given to the school
by the Catawba Gel will be in
stalled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
Court House

Judge Tom d. Stahl of common
pleas court is spending part of this
week in Toledo, hearing Lucas Co.
cases.
County Recorder Mrs. Grace
Winters Bliven is vacationing at
her Oak Harbor home this week.
Charles Herl, an assistant in the
county engineers department is
vacationing in New Orle2nS, La,
this week, attending the Interna-
tional Lightning class boat races.
The sheriff's department report
ed II prisoners in the county Jail
over the weekend which was a
record number for several months.
A hearing on assessments in the
matter of the proposed Belhman
Ditch project in Benton township,
will be held in the county comis-
sioners office, Monday, September
25 at 200 pm. The estimated cost
of the project has been set at
$53135.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
ilA&k0CALS !

AEaG Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
GaIWl Foss, marjorie Kehn)
V~AGx Graytown are the par
ents of boy born August 81 at
Magruder hospital. He weighed 8
lbs, ten and three-quarter ounces.
-
Square Dance Party will be held
on September 3 at the All Barn
in Veterans Park in Oak Harbor.
Dancing from 8 to IL pm. to the
music of Lyle Ganske and His Or
chestra. Public invited. Sponsored
by the Ottawa County 5-H Club.
-.-.-
Open evenings and Sunday for
American Express Money Orders,
Green Drug Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

Reunion for the Port Clinton
High School Class of 1945 will be
at Brownies Jai-Lai Night Club in
Gypsum September 3rd at $50 pm.
Bake Sale at Gerner 8 Wolf at
900. Sponsored by FOE. Aux
iliary.
Rev. Perry Blankenship and fam
lily returned Tuesday from a vaca-
ton trip to Curtis, Michigan.
AC-AS Mr.. and Mrs. CelSo
GsSU - Soils Mercy CisneoroS)
.VNS Lightner Rd., are the
parents of a daughter weighing 7
lbs, ID ounces, born August 81 at
Magruder hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry SwartZlander
of Hollywood, Fla, are calling on
Port Clinton friends this week. Mr.
and Mrs. Swartzlander were for
mer residents here.
LUGGAGE - Samsonife - all
colors, all sizes $3.50 up. $l.00
down, $1.00 per week. Philips
jewelers..
$500 Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
NsST topher Mailer Dolores
w. McLaughlim, Gypsum
are parents of twins born at Ma
gruder hospital August Both. The
girl weighed five pounds, five and
one half ounces and the boy six
pounds thirteen and one half ozs.
No waiting in line for American
Express Money Orders at Green's.
sold al Green Drug Co
Members o fthe Gibraltar Coun-
ell No. 1T of Masons will hold
their first meeting for the coming
year this Friday evening. Arlo
Shively, master of the lodge will
preside. Light refreshments to be
served following the meeting.
e,tEH Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
GeS% ~ Floro, Joan DWyer),
NOS 1400 E. Perry ST., are
the parents of a son weighing six
pounds four and a half ounces
born August %, at Magruder hos
pital.
Bake Sale at Gerner & Wolf at
300. Sponsored by FOE. Aux
iliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Denney
and children are spending part of
the week at the home of Mr.. Den
ney's parents at Kinsman, Ohio.
$3.50 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
NSTT3 Walker Sara Sickmil-
NNS ler), Route 2, are the
parents of a daughter weighing
seven pounds, six and three-quar-
ter ounces, born August % at Ma
gruder hospital.
-.-.-
POLARoID Camera and Films,
also Argus, Kodak, Revere and
others. On convenient credit.
PhiIins IeweIers
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02
ACAN Mr.. and Mrs. John
EASEy Oravec margaret Drus-
VASE .backy), Catawba Island,

ACAN Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
ESSUy Oravec Margaret Drus
IVNSE .backy), Catawba Island
are the parents of son born Au
gust % at Magruder hospital. He
weighed six pounds, seven and one
half ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Pehrson and
son Tommy left Wednesday for q
few days visit with relatives near
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The safest way TO send money.
get American Express Money Ord
ers at Green Drug Co.
Otto Herbster of Put-in-Bay was
Port Clinton business visitor Fri
day.
Mrs. Effie Spaulding Horton, of
California, who is spending the
summer at Lakeside, was a Port
Clinton visitor Friday, renewing
acquaintance with former school.
mates, she having been member
of the high school graduating class
here in 1897.
$500 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
NSSH y Schuster (Virgini a
11N$ Westhaven), 157 South
Maple Street, Oak Harbor are the
parents of a boy weighing seven
pounds, five and one half ounces
born August 27.
LIBERAL Trade-in on your old
Watches, and Diamonds, and con-
venient terms. Philips jewelers..
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pole of
Sandusky have named their little
daughter Francella Marie. Mrs.
Pole was the former Julia Rofkar
a former CataWba resident.
$500 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank.
NSITY lin Gluth Donna
VNS$ WendD, 553 Church St
Oak Harbor are parents of daugh-
ter weighing seven pounds, four
ounces born August 27 at Magruder
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. McRitchie and
son of Cleveland spent the week
end at the home of Mr. McRitchie' S
mother, Mrs. Emma McRitchie in
Bay township.
Bake Sale at Cerner & Wolf at
300. Sponsored by FOE. Aux
iliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooper,
Gem Beach, have named their new
son William Robert.
$500 Mr.. and Mrs. Quen
NST% tin Floro (Vera Car
INoS SOM, Route 2 are par
ents of a girl born August 27
weighing five pounds, eleven and
one half ounces at Magruder hos
pital.
Laurence Vogt, Danbury town
ship, was discharged from Me
mortal Hospital, Sandusky, Monday
AC3S Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
NS%T3 Knowles Cd zorro h y
w. Christian), Bay Bridge
are parents of daughter weighing
seven pounds, eleven and one half
ounces born August 26 at Magruder
hOSDitaI.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

Partial accounts of guardianship
have been filed in the probate
court by Marie L. Hrabal, guardian
of Antoinette Hrabal; by Walter j.
Weyandt, guardian of Hattie Wey-
andt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

CataWba Island Firemen are
sponsoring a fried chicken dinner
at the Community Hall, September
1st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Pehrson and
son Tommy left Wednesday for a
few days visit with relatives near
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

The safest way TO send money,
get American Express Money Ord
ers at Green Drug Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

gust % at Magruder hospital. He
weighed six pounds, seven and one
half ounces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

Otto Herbster of Put-in-Bay was
a Port Clinton business visitor Fri
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Denney
and children are spending part of
the week at the home of Mr.. Den
ney's parents at Kinsman, Ohio.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Seek Blood
Donors At
Temple Tues.

Donors for the Red Cross
Blood Bank are asked to re-
port to Temple Emanuel
Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, be-
tween 7:3O and $3.50 pm. when
Red Cross personnel will be
on duty. DR.. M. M. Halpern
will be doctor in attendance.
Red Cross is making a con-
certed effort to replenish their
depleted supply. All blood
types are needed, says Morton
Solot, in charge of the blood
bank procurement that eve
ming. No appointments are
necessary though registration
may be made in advance at the
Temple office. Readers of the
Post who have not recently or
never before, are asked to give
a blood donation that evening.
The Arizona post., 1955-01-21
Mrs. TUHn
Is Guest Of
Hudussuh

Mrs. Abraham Tulin of New
York City, National vice pres
ident of Hadassah and Had
assah medical organization
chairman, will be guest speak
er at its 18th (ChaD Donor
Luncheon, to be held on Feb.
7, II noon, at the Pioneer Ho-
tel. Mrs. Max Costin is lunch
con chairman.
During World War II, Mrs.
Tulin worked untiringly for
Jewish refugees in Palestine
under the Hadassah banner
for the Hadassah Medical Or
ganiZation.
When she became National
HMO Chairman, she directed
Hadassah's largest enterprise
in Israel-a network of hos
pitals, medical and nursing
schools, health stations, COM
munity health centers, clinics
and laboratories. Mrs. Tulin
again visited Israel in 1854, to
acquaint herself at first hand
with HadaSSah's vast medical
stake in that country.
Also on the program will be
Nina FuSca, coloratura So
prano, as guest soloist.
Mrs. Fusca, former soloist
for La Scala Opera Company,
has been in Tucson only a
short time.
While in New York Mrs.
Fusca appeared under the
names of Nina Bandelloni and
Nina Alba. She sang with the
Manhattan Grand Opera Com
pany and received much ac-
claim while appearing in the
role of Gilda. When Conductor
D. Nicholas Grealillo present
ed 'Rigoletto" in Syracuse in
1851. She appeared in the
"This Is Show Business" pro-
gram on T-V and with COM
edian Jackie Gleeson.
Project this year is the
maintenance of the Urology
Out-Patient Clinic in Jerusa-
lem; the annual cost of which
is $3.50. 90 Proceeds from this
luncheon will go to this quota.
Donor $12.50-P a tr one S S
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