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captured and jailed
In Pay Phone Robberies

telephone booth at Benning road
and Minnesota avenue Sc.
When he drew close to the
booth. he said. he saw Gary re-
place part Of the telephone
mechanism and pretend he was
making . telephone call. He then
grasped Scott by the arm and
showed him into the booth with
Gary and shut the door.
Pvt. Andrews said he held the
door shut and began blowing his
whistle to attract attention. He
said he stood there for several
minutes before q cab driver
stopped.
This cab driver-he had a
Christmas tree in the car trunk,
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Two young men who may be
responsible for pay telephone
booth robberies from Boston to
Richmond today were sentenced
to $50 days in jail by Municipal
Court Judge Almond w. Scott.
The two men are Richard
Scott, Il. Of New York City. and
John H. Gary. 20. Of Waterbury.
Conn. Gary Is a professional
welterweight prizefighter. Both
are colored.
The pair were captured early
yesterday by Police Pvt. Daniel
j. Andrews and an unidentified
cab driver. Pvt. Andrews testified
that, at 3 am, he saw Scott and
Gary lettering near an outdoor
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. laiD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDdit three full days
and receipe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same as
other days.
GEORGE Reandsr. 20. and Catherine Dor
nr sey; y, both q 1927 Y st. sw;
u. both q A Fiji sos w. R,ann' Burton
Raymond Mccormick, ia. 3b4g> sixth at
~ nv. and Grace Branes. Is. 1887
Richard His9enbotham. 90, Chicago. and
josephine Ballard, 90. 500 Farrsgut
william I'll. MSies.ps; 50. and Rosa Jones.
jaime. Boons -. and ma Ai iii IL Logan, 80
both Of 80 K St NV.
George Weaver, 80. 170s Sixteenth at
Nv ana Helen Pebley. 81. 1881 9
Robert Il. Han 10, Interest Heishts, Md.
and Valerie Toney, Is. oxon Hin, Nd.
Lisbon % Benz err 81 e. lIds PaiSmon so q
B.s'|.nH,ae :, ssssi. q, Menres. N G.. and
EN- e k1mllSis; o. e9 soas + svi and
JaT., Hll! So: 55s7 jay ;t. me-: and
0ssr' s sSd ssfss r. Ennis Hn' S. 1903 81
Joseph nioeA Waugh n; TO- 7os K.nilvor,b
b Ser, and a.. Lillian Dudley. IL COS
co. both Of Baltimore. Nd. mt f'
Kenneth Harry, 20, Toronto. Canada. and
Sobarna Komarakul' 81, 1919 ouesada
Alice Alvey, IS. sSi7 Thirty-nintS
H.sGlld ~ = Conrad; q. sssndS.hy: Ohio, .ne
John ana s soS .Tton s@ so Ell spt l,. st
and sandra Taylor. 81. 1857 Forty.
william johnson, 81. Bainbridss. Ca,
i snS s ri Kirkvood' 49, Kent
:ns Helen Philips, al. 30 TiSv;enntt,y:-
Melvin Marcus. 90. and Bessie waldorf,
BE-. both Of Baltimore,
Ronnn nisI Michael s 81 wocaSIidss: w.: and
25, both of $40 4 St. mr.. .n MUS
n.ws' and judith g. waidrop. ' 81. 1900 q
and Barbara smith. 81. 1875 Fourth
John Moore. 10. 100 Tenth st. Sc
and Dorothy Best. IS. b71s Foots
Lindsay Wilson, 40, 1890 Eleventh st
NV; and Catherine Brown, "a. 124C
George LaPierre, 20. Dsferiet. N. Y.
and Colleen sullivan. 81. l404 Six,
Johnnie BSun son: a e, sss7 sEth, 3.
Seventeenth st. NV.
Jo;vsD 1n, Eel S,sh q Beth Rsshs,s s NO la snt
Donald Cooper. IT.. "a. and Marjori,
Kelly. 20, both Of Alexandria, Va. 4
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93-79c Cannon Color Piped
Muslin Pillowcases, 42x36 in,
59c
75-2.6s Pepperell Colored Mus
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twin -- 1.99
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IPARKington!
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Brooklyn to Build
UNDERGROUND PARKING

NEW YORK. Dec. % R.-
The City Planning Commission
has approved construction Of a
giant underground parking ga
rage in Brooklyn. first Of its kind
in the city.
The $2,96l,00 project. ap-
proved by the commission yes
lterday, would extend five levels
below the street and would ac-
commodate 682 automobiles. A
81 acre park would be built on
its roof in the Brooklyn Civic
Center.
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House.
furnishings

1,0O0-1.l9 Jumbo Glass Salts
and Peppers with metal tops.
Palr -----5 SC
7S--l.29 aluminium Coaster Sets,
gift boxed 1890 CSC
40-5.98 Mirrored Wastes Basket
and Tissue Box Sets 4.99
100 II Perfect 7.9S to 11.98 Rayon
Taffeta Shower Curtains -2.99
100-1.49 Enamel Open Roast
etS - bOC
91.9s Wood Carving Boards
with well -------------.---.4 9c
25-1.19 Black Enameled Wall
Sheif ------ -----49 $50
50--1.2s Utility Step Stools,
rubber tread top .---.--. $50
2S-2.49 Cal-Dak Tv Trays 99c
A0-2.98 Chromed Hot Plates,
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Furniture

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Metal frame. upholstered plas-
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1oo-7.9S Hardwood Rockers
with shaped seat. Wax birch
1lnlSn A.49
7s-1o.S9 Hardwood Musical
Rockers plays when child
SOCAS ---0.4S
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TOR Crib Mattresses ------ 81
10-S.99 Foam Rubber Toppers
for Youth Mattresses 1.99
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Cloths

1-S9.95 French AIencon Cotton
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Lace, 72x9o in. cloth. white $50
less Swiss Orgnady Sets, 81.
In. Round Cloth and 8 Napkins,
SIS
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9-pc. Dinner Sets ------ SIS
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Assorted sizes and colors {.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
''Music AS You Eat" Will Mark
Music Mothers Outdoor Supper
And Concert At School June 3

Port Clinton Music Mothers, who
spent $1,534.26 this year in fine
financial support to the high school
music department, will sponsor an
outdoor cafeteria supper and Mu-
sic Festival Friday, June 3, at the
school grounds. Serving will be-
gin at 4:30 pm.
The band will be playing, and
diners will find the festive atmoS-
phere which has marked previous
similar events. Mrs. Alton NiSsen
is chairman, with Mrs. Marvin
Lundgard co-chairman. Committee
members are Mrs. Bennett Wool
ley, Mrs. Herbert Gulau, Mrs. Carl
Scholt, Mrs. Emery Lowe, Mrs.
Richard Boldt, Mrs. Emmett Bal
duf, Mrs. Joe Bodnar, Mrs. Arthur
Long and Mrs. William Allan.
There will be a big array of de-
licious food from which diners can
choose.
Mrs. Leslie Meyer is new presi-
dent of Music Mothers.
Biggest expenditure of the or
ganization this year was $752.51
for robes for the Chorus. 1t paid
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Former Local
Pastor Wed To
Rocky Ridge Bride

Concluding a wedding trip to
southern Ontario, Canada, and
northern Michigan, the Rev. and
Mrs. Ernest H. Kempfer are at
home at 1910 Heidelberg Road,
Reynolds Corners, Toledo. The
bride is the former Phyllis Hack
er, daughter Of Mrs. George Hack
er and the late Mr.. Hacker of
Rocky Ridge. The Rev. Kempfer,
former pastor of Peace Lutheran
church here, is the son of Mrs.
George Kempfer of Botkinsy o.,
and the late Mr.. Kempfer.
Their wedding was solemnized
May IS at 4:30 pm. in st. Luke'S
Evangelical Lutheran church at
Detroit by the Rev. Karl Mix. At
tendants were Miss Garnet Hack
er, Toledo, sister of the bride;
and Victor Wenger, who is vicar
at Epiphany Lutheran church at
Reynolds Corners where the Rev.
Kempfer is pastor. UsherS were
A. C. Rothwell, brother-in-law of
the bride, and Harold Miller, friend
of the groom.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
Evelyn Ann Slotto
Becomes Bride Of
George Pasonski Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Pason-
ski, Jr., whose wedding was solem-
nized in st. AIMS church at FIRE.
mont Saturday, will reside at 309
Hayes-ave here after a two weeks
wedding trip to New Orleans. The
bride IS the former Evelyn Ann
Slotto, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Slotto of Fremont, and
the groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pasonski Sr., Erie
Beach Road.
A graduate of Catholic Central
high school in Grand Rapids, the
bride is employed at the Standard
Products here. Mr.. Pasonski, who
was graduated from Danbury-twp
school and attended Ohio Univer-
sity where he was a member of
the Varsity Club and Delta Tau
Delta, is associated with the U.
S. Gypsum Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
MOTHERS CLUB

New officers of Grade Schoo
Mothers Club were installed a
last Thursdays concluding meet
ing of the year; Mrs. E. R. Smidutz
president; Mrs. Chester w. Jones
vice-president; Mrs. Harvey Goff
secretary; Mrs. Clarence Cotner
treasurer; and Mrs. H. E. Osborn
press reporter.
Mrs. Smidutz named these com
mittees: program, Mrs. Chester
Jones, chairman, Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. James Kleinhans, Mrs
Alton Nissen; ways and means, Mrs
George Svehla, chairman, Mrs. Ray
Denny, Mrs. Leroy Ansalvish anC
Mrs. James Kinsey. Mrs. Lee
Sands is laundry chairman.
A beautifully decorated cake
honoring the officers, marked
service of refreshments in t,lt
cafeteria. Hostesses were Mrs
James Kinsey, Mrs. Henry A. Ford
Mrs. Wilbur Petersen and Mrs
Frank Manley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

retary, Mary Ellen Hostrup; cor
responding secretary, Juel Reed
Cover; treasurer, Sylvia Nakrin.
Federation and Emblem Commit
tee, LeSta Forster and Florence
Hyde chairmen, and Finance com
mittee, Anna Davids and Gertrude
Babcock chairmen, will be in
charge of the anniversary dinner.
Others working on the event are
Norma Drusbacky, Florence Ras-
tall, Helen Wolff, Lucille Fitz,
Elizabeth Baron, Helen Crawford,
Mebel Carnes, and Margaret Peter
sen. Impressive presentation of
the Emblem Ceremony will be part
of the festivities.
BPW's state president is a secre-
tary for two Dayton surgeons. She
has been a member of the Lebanon
BPW Club for IL years, filling all
its offices and state Federation ac-
tivities have been many. She is
active in church, civic and COM
munity affairs in Lebanon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower for Rose
Cutcher, bride-elect of Luther
Peters, Jr., was given by Mrs. Ed
ward Cutcher, Mrs. Charles Clutch
er and Miss Marian Cipiti. A cor
sage of pink and white carnations
went to the honor guest.
Present were MeSdames Herbert
Hamann, Josephine Cipiti, William
Kozlok, AL Frauhiger, William
Hamann, Fred Nelson, Joe Regissir
Mike Cinicola, Rudy Rook, Luther
Peters, Sr., Melvin Carr and Gary
Mulligan, and Misses Rosemary
Cipiti and Dorothy Cutcher. Gifts
also were received from Mrs. Ed
win Hammond, Mrs. Dale Mackey
Mrs. Harley Whiting, Mrs. Anthony
Patz, Mrs. Henry Sivinski. Wed
ding date is June 18th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

line. Her fingertip veil fell from
similarly adorned headband.
She carried a cascade bouquet of
Eucharist lilies and stephanotis.
Two shades of blue we're used
in her attendants gowns, which
were floor length crystalline with
bodices of shirred pleating, and
matching bolero jackets. The maid
of honor was in ice blue and the
bridesmaids in Ciel blue. Hats
matched the gowns, and white
gloves were smart accent. Cas-
cade bouquets of tiny red roses
and lilies of the valley contrasted
wildly with the gowns soft hues.
Mrs. Roose, mother of the bride,
was smart in irrideScent blue silk
over taffeta. Her flowers were
deep violet pansies. Mrs. Kohl
man, mother of Tie groom select
cd navy blue lace over light blue
taffeta with corsage of yellow
roses.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Kohlman
received $50 guests at a reception
later in Guild Hall. Assisting
were Mrs. Otha II. Grimes of Tul-
sa, Okla, aunt of the bride; Miss
Jane Reynolds, Miss Betty Ayers
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

and Miss Barbara Linton of Avon
Lake.
The bride wore suit of light
blue linen with white accessories
when the neWlyweds left for a
honeymoon trip to northern Michi-
gan. They will reside at 121 Lin
coln-st, Elmore.
A graduate of PCHS and Ohio
State University where size re-
ceived her degree in dental hy-
giene and social sciences, Mrs.
Kohlman is dental hygienist at
offices of her father, DR.. R. r.
Roose, here. She is a member of
Phi Mu sorority. Mr.. Kohlman
was graduated from Oak Harbor
high school and Ohio State Uni
versity where his degree was in
engineering. He is assistant SER
vice supervisor of the international
Harvester Co. out of the Toledo
District Office. His fraternity is
Alpha Gamma Rho.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
CIVIC CLUB

New officers of Port Clinton Jr.
Civic Club were installed at i'm
preSsive ceremonies at an installa-
ton dinner Monday night at the
Island House by Mrs. Ned New
conner, Gibsonburg, district direc-
tor of the Federation.
Installed we're: president, Mrs.
George Gulau; vice-president, Mrs.
Robert Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Rob-
crt BoeShart; recording secretary
Mrs. Donald Perry; corresponding
secretary, Pat Sullivan; press re-
porter; Mrs. Chad Granger; .hiStor
ian, Penny Pixley.
One social event is planned for
the summer and the regular year
begins in September.
Mrs. Charles Zelms, Mrs. George
Gulau, Mrs. Wilbur Ahrens, Mrs.
Ivan Kleinhans, Margaret Lukac,
and Bonnie Burkins attended the
spring banquet at Woodville last
week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

SITS toward purchase of tape
recorder, $190.51 for instrument
repair; $76.02 for music awards
and S165.69 for the annual ban.
quet honoring music students;
$52.45 for uniform cleaning bills;
and $50 for bus transportation to
Tiffin.
Between 225 and $50 students
are in the music department.
Fifty mothers paid Music Mothers
dues this year. Other receipts for
the year included $19043 from
spring concerts, $10590 from the
Christmas program; $588.22 from
Tag Day; $42.56 from a rummage
sale; and $270 from candy sale to
date.
Purchase of new band uniforms
at periodic intervals is one of the
biggest items confronting the or
ganization. That expenditure will
be coming around in a couple
years, and so efforts to keep the
treasury we'll padded, by such
events as next Fridays supper,
need full public support.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
CP Parent Council
Meets This THURSDAY

Interested persons are urged to
attend the meeting of the United
Cerebral Palsy Unit of Port Gin
ton and Ottawa County when the
Parent Council meets this Thurs
day at in the Elks Club.
DR.. C. F. Lavendar, Sandusky,
will be speaker. A request for
public administered Salk vaccine
injections for handicapped child
rem not attending public schools
has been made to the state health
department by the United Cerebral
Palsy Association of Ohio and the
organization is requesting that all
other persons interested in handi-
capped children make a similar
request to the proper authorities,
both local and state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
SURPRISE

A surprise shower of personal
gifts, given at Wells Hall on the
Miami University Campus at Ok
ford last Thursday honored Cor
rinne Florian, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Florian, who will be
an August bride. Hostesses were
her roommates, Mrs. Alan UJanpa
and Mrs. Thomas Patten, and other
guests included Joyce Hayes, Shir-
ley Schooner, Sue McInnes, Peggy
Milerski, Lynn Carpenter, Mary
Lou Gregory. Susan Gallman, Mary
Anne Babcock, Donna Dealing,
Mary Wood. Mrs. Carrie Davis,
Dorothy Wells, Joan Koehler, Mrs.
Carl Apple, Joyce Entenmann, Sal
ly Brouwer, Jan Keuper and Ruth
ann Huffman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27

uOuDle ring ceremony at st.
Thomas Episcopal church Saturday
evening. Candles along the church
walls, baskets of white flowers,
candelabra, and white pew mark
ers provided a setting of pictures
que beauty Mrs. Duane Adams
was organist for the wedding, and
presented a prelude of organ mu-
sic.
In the wedding party were Fran
ces Roose, sister of the bride, maid
of honor; Herman Kohlman, bro
ther of the groom, best man;
Rowena Stout, Chevy Case, Md,
sorority sister Mary Potter, of
flee associate of the bride, and
Mrs. John Watkins Jr., Sylvania,
sister of the groom, bridesmaids;
Kenneth Crabb of Columbus, Rex
Cunningham. of Arcadia and Gene
Weeks of Columbus, Alpha Gamma
Rho fraternity brother of the
groom, ushers.
Hand clipped chantilly-type lace
formed Miss RooSe'S beautiful wed.
ding gown, with its deep skirt
flounce of nylon tulle extending
into a chapel train. Sequin-and
pearl studded appliques of lace
adorned the pleatcd tulle neck
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
YACHT CLUB

The holiday weekend will be a
busy one at the Yacht Club with
a Decoration Day dance planned
for Saturday night, a family pot
luck on Sunday, and Decoration
Day fish fry set for Monday.
On Saturday nights dance com
mittee, the Carlton Allans will be
chairmen, aided by the Kenny
Blacks, the Walt Rosers of Ere
mont, the Tom Gauderns, and the
Keith Montgomerys. Committee
for Sundays 6 pm. family pot
luck is Mrs. James Rhiel, Mrs.
Charles Martin, and Mrs. Jack
Shelter. Stems Petersen will head
Mondays fish fry committee, aid
ed by Bill Wolf, Jack Lay, Kenny
Wahl, Louis Smith, Tom Finefrock,
and Clarence Bugbee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Thlrty-tWo relatives gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Heminger, Sunday in honor of the
10Th birthday of her father, Frank
Bovia. Assistants in the candle
blowing were grandson John Hem
niger and great grandchildren
Susie and Judy Francis, Marian,
Barbara and Jan Heminger, Rhon-
da and Rita Merckens. Denny
Hartley, Ruthe and Rusty Mer-
ckens and Wanda Ward, although
present did not share in the blow
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Francis of
Bellevue also celebrated their
seventh wedding anniversary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
State BPW Head
Speaks At 9TH
Anniversary Here

jeanette Williams, of Dayton,
president of the Ohio Federation
of Business and Professional Wo-
mems Clubs, will be an honored
guest of the Port Clinton Club as
it celebrates its seventh anniver-
sary with dinner next Wednesday
night in Trinity Methodist church.
Her topic will be 'The Signs We
Hang Out" Lenore Mills, Toledo,
district No. l Director, will install
new officers of the Port Clinton
club: president, Florence Specht;
vice-preSident, LeSta Forster; Sec
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-27
is HONoRED

Corrinne Florian, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Florian, was
selected Dream Girl of 1855" of
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at
Miami, the honor being conferred
at a dance Saturday night. Her
fiance, James INLAND, is member
of the fraternity. An armfh of
roses and beautiful trophy, in
scribed with the honor, was pre-
sented her as she was crowned at
the dance. Corrinne is junior at
Miami. The selection was made by
a secret committee from a large
field of candidates for the honor.