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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

1894 COLUMBIA RD.--a bedrms..
lse., kitchen; iiyinE room, modern
Francis Sits ils' s161 nf'f k ad1 asr HOTEL
-compietelv furn. apis. BY day or
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
-Elev.; efficiency and | bedroom.
llv. rm:. Kit, bath. EN-, 3-90T7.
MT. PLEAsANT-Hewton ST.. Eng.
S ssnt s sps' s x. 5 s; sedrm "a st.
UPSAL ST. Sc. ia, Extra nice
adults $3.50 mo. 10. 2-05t9:
ia RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
Rsss All nt apt Ab blsS so fftFe s5 rms
bath: an utils, Cow. SHOPPING
LONDON Hall APT. HOTEL, i2lsa
13th st, NV. Enc, bed; -liy. rm..
kit. bath day or wk. Ma. S-oolO,
GOT KENNEDY ST; N.w.-Liyins
Ssite ssm' Early PRaIiYinfD A IN siso co
Tu. 2-s135: ewes. RIA. 3-56se;
ISIS 14th ST. N.w.-clean. conf,
s sfsasp lo 5y rent s a. g. 4 issa soss
s50i QUE ST. Nw.-studio apt. in
mod. apt. bldg. refgr and grill for
light cooking; parking space; $50
1890 COLUMBIA RD. s.w.-a-Sed-
rm,. apt 'iv. rm.. kit. dinette.
bath. AID. 1894. 90
LIy. RIM, bedrm,. kit. bath. utils..
1926 18th NV; S73-S78, S1e wk;
c Sg chi & in Mfs s Al slSss
now. attractiyely furn., / and .
bedrm. apts.: reas, rent. 10 g
9l5. Closed Xmas Day and New
,1 ffsr iiA Mont ST. S.w.-sDaciou.
bedrm. -liv. rn kit, inelosed porch:
uttls,. incl. dishes. etc. Or
ATTRAc. rv APIS. sl4 VIZ. up:
child or babies welcome: also hskpR.
rms: llol 18th st. NV, DI. 7.7SSS.
UPPER 10th ST.-Furnished eff
fciency: large living room. dinette;
e eFsssinE ,sS ,s eiteh mn.h bath ,,S
service included Can resident man
MAYOR GARDENS - s-bedroom
furn. apt; Sl25. utils. incl; conv.
% transp1, shopping and schools.
u1rqPrR s-Si I9ts ST. NV. Redseo.
rating and furnishing all my apts.;
] enc. and with bedrm. are ready
for occupancy. S14 and up . week.
DU. 1926. --26
s3I N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Bsmt; apt, 2 lge. rms. suit. couple
or sgle. person. No children and no
ADAMS MILL RD., e633. i Blk. 18th
and Columbia I'd - Ice. bedrms..
i ~; rn nc-rs din. toTsr si;', bath;
Also l-hedrm. furn. apt, with mod.
SSIMPsoN co. Wkdsys. janisor.
MASS. AVE. NV. iii. down lS
Il bedTm:;: pvt; sit; and bath;
l0o5 K ST, Sc. Apply Apt. g.
scr. rear porch, S75 mo. plus utiis.
Mr.. Navy Yard, Boiling. Ideal for
serv. personnel. PRESS REALTY
SO S9RP st, G Siege. An :. 81 :,
completely and artistically furn. A.
EEss . ~ s.s sps; 1;0es suite; o beth
Mr.. 18th And COLUMBIA RID. NV.
LIST flr., 2 rms, kitchen. bath.
nicely turn. and newly dec. $40
mo. utiis. incl. ENC. apt. modern,
$40 mo. utils. Incl. AID. 4-90l9,
FOR RENT-Furnished apt. 2 rms,
kitchen and bath. Inquire, 1917
Riggs pl, NV,
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TV SETS
(USED)
S30-S40-$50-$60
1W, TO ~

ALL 0UAHANIEED
65l PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
TVS, 12h-1n. RCA, $25
2l-in. Muntz. $50. 80 other sets:
POINT. 1915 18th NV. AID. A.
$685.. 10 a.m.-lO pm. every day.
TYPEWRITER 49, Electromatic IBM.
PGM. still under warranty. $3.50.
Can 10. 3-G2"9.
Vi0ITNS-.Goins out of business
sale Last day. Tuesday, 27Cn. SIS,
Vi1'a. SEQ. cello. S45. RATHER 8
MUSIC STORE, 739 I3tl St. NV.
WASHERS, GFed, all makes emo
guar; serv. and repairs; trade-ins
accept. 351s 18th ne. LA. 6-21 55
WASHERS. automatic and wrineer
'ypes late models, S35 each. LA.
WASHER. Thor. semiautomatic: need.
repair. SIS. Call JU. s-40g2. go
most guaranteed. FREDERICK
1908 18th st. NV, ia. -9-7900i
z130 Georgia ave. RIA. $4,000.
WASHING MACHINE, completely
automatic. Bendix; perfect running
condition; sos. so. 6-6S01. 20
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FARM AND GARDEN

EXPERT TREE WORK, lot clearing.
J 5PU sios$ s sILD' 'E '-o"47 or
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping.
ma es MI - svION UH a-c9n3.
USED EOUIPMENT--H and M trac-
tor C and cub tractor FORD tras-
TOT, with mover new Holland baler
Ford with loader. side rake, plows
and disc, tractor spreadeE. cult
INC. silver Spring, Nd, JU. S.
NALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used (.
parts and service MALoNGY,S
M aUIPM ;Nf-f ull lne. OF
bsskhoe ns aqaders ghs ant ts eaSp
ment. INC farm tractors and
squipment; New HOLLAND and New
Idea farm equipment Meyers hay
conditioner; Brilliant grass se?d-
erS, irrigation. baler and binder
tTtne; parts ant service: MAL0-
SOD ccUTTERs '' COMPOST sef'e aTinder s'
leaders, oC-3 buildozers. post hole
RENTAL Toors n EouiP CO
NJ 0-6SSt
MANURE, rotted, very fine: SIS ton
t37 bushels to toni delivered. Tele-
phone Gaithersburg 623 or Ever
green 4-2S65
BULI.DOZER for grading, excavating
and clearinRs; free estimates. uN.
4-S533.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning.
planting, tranSplanting. soddinR.
lawns made and renovated, tree
work. cement walks and driyewavs,
W. c. WALKER, JU $4,000.
AMARYLLIS, American hybrids.
giant mixed colors. are reasonably
priced. JU. $4,000.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGToN-wEsTovER-1 bedrm.
heat and elect. turn; Y block from
A Gqs line si M u sp I3S7s Ave rs
porch: $50. re. e-Ss2S. as
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada
Lovely lawn, trees and flowers:
minutes to downtown 2 minutes
&c Pentagon. s buslines Of your
front door. Ample parking. Front
ONCE service. Laundry and storage
IN your building. New refrigerators
with freezer tope, Q and s expos
ures, | and bedrooms: from SIS;
Air Force p ssr n' MI fa' yern non
ARL:. ROssLYN-S bedrms. SIS.
pinE. "a. 5000. $500 N n. o JAZZ
from Columbia pike. Is min. TO
Pentagon. IA. 2-1oC1. rs
BRIDE AND GROOM-close In: l.
hedrm. apt. in modern bldg. mr..
Key and Memorial Bridges. with
area: bus and shopping. Out VIII
18th I'd. North, ia. s.li33.
ARL.--Air-eond.. redec., 1 and IiS
bedrms. apts.. s min. d, c.: pvt.
parking: carpeted halls: fenced I'd. i;
$s5-Ss9: plus uti's. IA. 7-19i0 or
1 BEDR0oM. newly decorated; near ear
Pcntagon, close to shopping and
t-ansp.: s62.50, ia. S-3f66. SO
ARL.--Newly dec. spac. l-bedrm.
ant. in well-heated apt bldg, mr..
TT. Myer. Pentagon. 500 so and
UP; incl. utils IA. 2-2660, FE
GLOVER PARK-on. bedrm,, enc,
$50 mo. EN-. 2-4613. EN-. 2-5355,
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SEASONS GREETINGS to you pony.
loving people everywhere. from al
FARM. Bill, Judy. Jerry and on!
stations tSgt. Bruno and Capt
Clancy. RID No. /. Sterling, Va,
Lenah 5-2496. -
6-YEAR old CHESTNUT MARE
very gentle. viii trade for more
spirited horse. Do. 5-a042, pa
1888 3-horse van;
motor and tires good. body needl
minor repairs. $3.50. SP. 4r5l 45
BEAUTIFUL HAND.rooLED PROBES.
sional roping saddle-foam rubber
quilted seat: Bob Crosby tree. 10"
seat 4" leather covered ROBINS
stirrups: foping breast collar: bride
and bit to match. Made by L.
White. Fort Worth. Texas. Like
new $3.50. or best offer, W. r
ALBRIGHT. Twin IA Ranch, Dams
Piseatsvay, Maryland. 'Rt. :, Boz
wANTED-Three-horss van; must
1s in geod condition Phone BOB.
CHOICE sH a0LsrEIN COWS. selected
from high .produeins herds In
Canada. Fresh and close springerg
Tested and calfhood vaccinated
Einancing can be ARRANGED. z
ogrMAssss 40ll oskford ave. Tele
HAY. choice timothy. and mixed.
will deliver, SP 4-524l.
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DOGS. PETS. ETc. tcont.I

POODLE. Axe. white toy. at stud
iPINsCHER. female. CHI
sired. Rancho Do5e hlooclinei
lovely disposition. JU. $4,000.
GREAT PYRENEES, handsome, in
tellisent, Axe registered; months
Mails puppy free to family who will
provide suitable home. Perfect pet,
especially good with children. Box
2fO-D. Star.
PARAIlE sTS FOR sALE-Bables for
Xmas. Also rare breeders and
love 5irds. ~ $4,000.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS. Christ
mas show and pct puppies, BEECH
TREE FARM JE. 3-SS96.
PLANTATIONS, beautiful, Axe. show
quality puppies. Phone Fleetwc od
4-7573. -27
GERMAN SHEPPARD puppies. Axe
registered: look li'se Rim Tin Tin;
re ,-nnable JU. 9-0206.
house broken; free. Call PO
TOY sANcHEsTERs Axe. 3
mos. large male, small female. ia
PARsKEET BABIES. Lutins, YF.
blue; breeders, 752 18th st. sc
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RADIATORS


HOT wATER-STEAM-GAs
All sizes, over 100 in stock; pre-
tested. guaranteed.
ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY co.
2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID, 4-007e
RADIO EQUIPMENT - Presto. ks,
disc recorder. 3-speed player. 10
watts, PA amplifier; Heath tube
tester, S24; Precision E-200-C sig
nal generator, $40; Eico signal gen.
orator. S24; Ballantyne lab-type
30O-AC voltmeter, SIPS. half price /:
Gray and Brush 16-in player arm,
SIS up: H.o.-12aX communications
receiver with head phones. $50;
new battery interphone ampliners,
S495: Monkey auto key, S25: safety
seat belts, SIS; B. C. 639A 1l-l56
NC tuner in rack with speaker and
brown plane antenna; 2S/1O00
volts generators. new $3.50, plus
other types, cheap; mike cables;
miscellaneous altman components,
high and low powered, AERO
andria, opposite Masonic Memorial.
Open . to s, Thursdays TIL D.
RADIO AMATEuRs-New stock MA
TIOEAL Co Receivers in. $40 %
Up. See US; We trade high, Surplus
galore. Distributors Of National.
UNCLE GEORGES Radio Ham
shack, W3NJT. Opp. rear 1921 Ga
ave. Silver Spring. ~. e-o732.
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I3I2 N. ,vEITCH ST.. Arl.-oentle-
p %sn; P pxsrs,n sRttjA ii. s.sfseoo r'n.psj
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OFFICE FJJRNITURE

So. 900 stock. new and used once
letter-size files. $40 UP: 100 chairs,
from "a: tables. bookcases: map
plan hles., card hles. Refinished
nke-neW condition.
FIRE. DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO
639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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ROOMS fURN.--MD. g VA.

CLEAN FRONT ROOM: home privils
for 2; $32 mo Ii. 7-7181. 25'
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Scouts To Burn
Old Xmas Trees

Port Clinton's discarded Christ
mas trees will make a gala
Twelfth Night" bonfire at Water
works Park this Friday at 7:30.
Scouts will set them afire, by
friction, and you're invited to
watch the conflagration. Trees col
lected by the street department
this week, as trash was picked up,
have been piled at the park. Any
one who wants to dispose of trees
not yet picked up may call The
News, 5271 or 7945; Sam Campbell,
2-5742; John Fritz, 2-4911; or Ed
die Edwards, 5471, and a crew of
Scouts will call.
At the regular meeting of Ex
plorer Scouts this week, commit.
tees were set up in preparation for
serving the Chamber of Commerce
dinner Jan. 13. Each Explorer is
to be at the Elks Club next Wed.
nesday evening to arrange the
tables and clean the vegetables
Fred Meckfessell will supervise
preparation of the roast beef.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
EXPERT -.

Continued from Page y
topic will be How The Railroad
Industrial Departments Can Help
In Locating Industry"
The c. of C. meeting program
will tie in with the new Port Clin-
ton Development Co.. which is
taking aggressive steps to attract
new industry here by raising
money to acquire property for in
duStrial expansion. Ralph Forster,
active C. of C. worker, first con-
tacted Mr.. Redman who worked
out the excellent panel discussion
idea. Their discussion will bear
particular emphasis on the local
situation. 10
The dinner meeting is at $50
in the Elks Club, and is open to
all Chamber of Commerce mem
bers, and their guests, men and
women. Explorer Scouts will serve
the dinner.
Election of new Chamber of
Commerce officers will headline
the business session. Jack Lay,
who has been acting president
since the November resignation of
Harry Callahan, will preside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
This Is One Game
They Won't Forget

A couple of transplanted Por":
Clintonites parked all night along
the Pasadena parade route so they
could watch the Parade of Roses
Saturday in California and got sur
prise free tickets to the big game
afterwards.
Torpedoman &c and Mrs. Don
Rhodes Joan Perry drove with
another couple from San Diego
Friday afternoon. They slept in
their car all night, equipped with
a feather tick and sandwiches, she
telephoned her mother, Mrs. Ar
thur Perry. The parade was indl-
scribable in beauty and in frag-
rance of flowers, and the Ohio
State band brought a lump of
homesicknesS to their throats,
Joan said.
They had started out of Pasa-
dena when strange car tagged
them down and a man asked them
to take his tickets to the game,
declaring it was too cold for him.
1--WE got soaked to the skin and
nearly froze," said Joan, 'but II
was worth it." Don is discharged
from the Navy next month and
they will come home via the south
ern route, visiting his parents, the
Luther Rhodes in Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
MUNICIPAL COURT

Rowell Stagner, left of center,
$3.50 and costs.
Juan Cortez, reckless operation,
$25 and costs,
James 1lomphins, traffic light,
$40 and costs.
Coleman Moore, speed, $40 and
costs.
Willie Norwood, stop sign, $5
and costs.
Willie Norwood, no operators
license, SIS and costs, costs suS-
pended.
John Coulson, speed, $40 and
costs.
Harry Asendorft, no operators
license, SIS and costs.
John Azok, driving under in
fluence of alcohol, $3.50 and costs,
sentenced 3 days in county Jail.
Paul Bowman, reckless opera
ton, $40 and costs.
Chas Clark, axle overload, $25
and costs.
Salvatore Mianaci, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
Michael Ontal, axle overload, $25
and costs.
John Zito, axle overload, $25
and costs.
Melvin Overmyer, speed, $40 and
costs.
Clifford Phillips, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
Paul Faret, axle overload, $25
and costs.
Bernard Gregory, reckless oper-
alton, $35 and costs, driving rights
in Ohio susp tended 8 months and
until driver complies with financial
responsibility.
Bernard 1Gregory, no operators
license, $g5 and costs, costs sus-
pended.
VIM. Dyer, yellow line, SIS and
costs.
Dale Barnes, reckless operation,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07

are Fatiga Bros, Erie Food Mar
ket, Peninsula Building & Supply,
F. X. Smith Sohio station, Geisman
Appliance, r. G.. Carroll Ins, Mu-
tach's Food Market, Marblehead
Variety Store, Chura's Marblehead
Sunoco Service.
Other county chapters of the
Federation are at Oak Harbor with
Jack A. Park of the Exponent
chairman; Elmore, with F. E.
Streiffert, appliance dealer, chair
man; and Genoa, with Harry Neh-
ring of the Genoa Banking Co.
chairman. Organization of Port
Clinton chapter is planned in the
near future, said Mr.. McGinnis.
The National Federation of In
dependent Businesses is non
profit corporation with the largest
individual membership of any ma
tional business organization in the
United States, said Mr.. McGinnis.
It's members ballot monthly on
bills and issues to be coming up
in Congress. Their votes are tabu-
lated by each chapter chairman,
who sends them, in this district to
Congressman Cliff Clevenger. Con-
gressmen thus get equipped with
accurate Knowledge OF how their
business constituents feel on forth
coming issues:
A monthly bulletin from the
Federation gives each member the
pro and con arguments on every
issue affecting business which will
be coming up in Congress-.
The national votes, then tabulat-
ed, are sent to each Congressman
by National headquarters, present
ing a complete picture of how the
Federation members nationwide
feel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Good Morning, judge.
SUMMARY OF HAPPENINGS IN
OUR COUNTY HALLS OF JUSTICE

bond forfeited.
Stanley Tucholski, speed, $40
and costs.
De Loss Baum, yellow line, $5
and costs.
Jack Currier, axle overload, $50
and costs.
Adam Hartlaub, no mud flaps,
SO and costs.
Ellen Copenhaver VS. Harold
Copenhaver, assault and battery,
complainant failed to appear, case
dismissed, complainant to pay costs.
George Julian, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
Robert Francis, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
Lester Wilson, axle overload, $25
and costs.
VIM. Grosa, Jr., gross overload,
$100 and costs.
Harry Lynch, axle overload, $46
and costs.
Harvey Green, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
VIM. Schumacher, axle overload,
$25 and costs.
Irving Goodman parking on
highway at night, $40 and costs.
, Chas. Peterson, speed, $40 and
costs.
Pruitt Collins, speed, $50 and
costs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07

meeting was held Monday. The
other members are, Sanka Behn-
sen, Port Clinton, former chairman
and Edward Tank. Williston. Coun-
ty auditor Melvin c. Guth is secre-
tary Of the board.
County auditor Melvin c. Guth
reports that by the end of this
week it is expected that nearly
1,400 license tags for dogs will
have been issued. Many owners of
dogs are mailing applications di-
rect to the auditors office. jan
uary 20 is the dead line, after
which date the penalty of $1.00 be-
comes effective.
The sheriffs department report
ed IL prisoners in the county jail
for the opening of the new year,
over the weekend.
Roy Duvall, Of the janitors' staff
was confined to his home on
Laurel Avenue, Port Clinton the
latter part of last week due to i'll
ness, returning to his work at the
court house, Tuesday morning.
County engineer Delos Nissen,
is in charge of arrangements for
the annual county meeting of the
Township Trustees and Clerks AS
sociation to be in the Common
Pleas Court room, Court house
next Monday, January TO- The
morning program will be given to
election of officers and reports Of
committees. At noon the annual
dinner meeting will be held in the
new parish hall of st. Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran church. A special
program has been arranged for
the afternoon.
A petition has been filed with
the county commissioners by prop
erty owners of Ottawa Drive, in
Portage township, in the matter
of cleaning and improving a ditch.
The commissioners will view the
proposed project, Monday morning,
January 81 and the hearing on the
petition will be held in the COM
missioners office, Monday, Febru-
ary at 1000 am.
Officials of the village of Elmore
have made application in the COM
mon pleas court for permission to
transfer $4,000 from the village
| Electric funds to the village water
works funds.
I Sheriff Merlan Budd and deputy
Myron Hetrick, Wednesday morn
ing delivered a prisoner to the
state penitentiary at Columbus and
two prisoners to the Ohio State
Reformatory at Mansfield. AL
three prisoners are to serve indie
terminate sentences in the state
institutions.
Judge P w. Gulau of the pro
bate court reports the appointment
of Francis < Streiffert, admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Dora E
Streiffert.
\ The will of Fred 2ricker, ha
been filed in the probate court fo
probating.
Final account of administrator
has been filed in the probat
court by Nadajda Stevens, admin
stratrix of the estate of Michael j
Stevens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Election Board
Explains Filing

An explanation of the ruling eff
fective in 1855 relative to filing
of nominating petitions is given by
E. H. Minderman, clerk of the
board of elections.
The only candidates who need
to file not later than February 2,
1855 are the party candidates in
municipalities of over 1000.
All candidates in municipalities
under 1000 population, as we'll as
school board and township candi-
dates are OF required to file until
August 10, 1855.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Radloff Heads
Portage Trustees

John Radloff was elected chair
man of the Portage-twp board of
trustees at the groups first meet
ing of the year in city hall Tues
day night. He succeeds Clay Scott.
In short business session, the
trustees voted 10-cent an hour
pay increase for two part-time en-
ployees, consistent with a recent
pay raise granted county highway
workers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
COUNCIL 80.
Continued from Page BID

Continued from Page BID
week;
Eliminated the assistant chiefs
classification from the police de-
partment, providing for a chief,
four patrolmen, three radio opera
tors and a clerk-typist.
RecIsssified all workers in the
waterworks plant, proposed sewage
treatment plant, cemetery, board
Of public utilities, street depart
ment, fire department, police de-
partment, city hall, and municipal
court (where it is likely two depu-
ties will be added.
In making the classification
study, Councilmen reported find
ing wide variance in pay scales
of the various departments for the
same type of work
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
lanes r. Russell
Gets Promotion

High honors have come to
James r. Russell, husband of the
former Virginia Bahnsen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bahnsen,
who has been appointed by the
Atlas Powder Co. of Wilmington,
Del, as manager of it's eastern ex-
plosives sales district.
The Russells' will move shortly
from Morristown, N. ]. to Will
mington. where Jim's headquarters
will be in a new plant.
The district he heads has been
newly formed by consolidating the
former New York and Tamaqua,
Pa, sales district. He joined Atlas
in 1912 after several years ex-
perience as a mining engineer in
both metallic and non-metalliC
mining operations. A native OF
Middleport, O., he was graduated
from Ohio State University. Be
fore going with Atlas, he was a
mine foreman at the U. S. Gyp
sum Co. here.
His first assignment with Atlas
was as safety engineer at Ravenna
In 1914 he was transferred to Wei
don. Springs, Mo-, an Atlas operat
ed TINT plant, as director of in
dustrial relations. He later went
to Seattle and the San Francisco
district, and since 1850 has beer
an explosives special sales repre-
sentative in the Mex York district
The Russells' have a two yeal
old son, James Curtis. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Bahnsens returned Monday
after a holiday visit in the cas-
with the RuSsellS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
With 85 behind Sohio looks ahead to greater
to people Of Ohio and for company

hundreds of brand new Ohioans who
will enter into this new era with us
on January 10th.
Accordingly, we plan to present to
the parents of every Ohio baby born
on January 10th, the cash value of
a share of Sohio common stock
approximately $40 :. actual value
to be determined by the highest
market price of the stock on January
10TH to be used toward the pur-
chase of share for the youngster.
Over the years, as the promise of the
future unfolds, each of these January
10th citizens will have stake in our
Company, in Ohio and in the frea
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Southwood Ins.
Agency To Move

Southwood Insurance AGENCY
headed by Mrs. Veronica Sauth-
wood moves into a new location
this Saturday, transferring from
43O E. Second-st to 2O9 Jeffe<son-
street.
Mrs. Southwood has purchased
the Jefferson-st property from
Miss Olive Pelow who with Miss
Florence Rastall is moving This
week to their newly purch ased
home on Cedar-St. ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
MASINC ...
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ren.
A graduate of PCHS in 1850.
where he had a four-year record
of sports participation, he worked
at the Standard Products Co. for
two years and then was in the U.
S. Marine Corps two years, serv-
ing at Miami, Fla. He returned
here in March, and had since been
at the Railway Express Agency,
resigning his position Friday.
officer Masing went on the mid
night-to-8 o'clock shift for his
first week of duty. He is being
accompanied by another regular
member of the police force as he
becomes familiar with his new
duties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
COURT HOUSE

With the opening of the January
term of common pleas court Mon.
day, Judge Tom d. Stahl called
the docket during the afternoon,
when number of cases were as
signed for hearing or trial. The
new docket contained 131 civil
cases a decrease from the Septem-
Der term when 1876 were reported.
Commissioner Charles Cover, PIT.
Clinton was elected chairman of
the county board of commissioners
when the annual reorganization
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE Licenses

Leland E. Linker, 20, Army, FL
more and Miss Nancy j. Dewey,
20, assembler work, Oak Harbor.
Rev. Urban Burkhart to officiate.
Robert Wilson, 19, student, San
dusky and Mrs. Janis L. Rolf Con
zales, 20, assembfer work, Lake
side. Rev. H. Hilberry to officiate