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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
BARGAIN
BASEMENT
BLAH

There aren't any bar
gains in automobiles.
You get what you pay
for, as many would-be
borgain finders will tell
you. Usually the sup
posed borsoins become
the most expensive buys
on the market. Here al
Wheeler's we offer only
reliable used cars, only
those we ore proud to
sell because you ore
proud to drive. They ore
priced below our cost
and a visit should con-
vince you that these
values ore unbeatable.
Wheeler, Inc, entire
block, $500 Wise. NV.
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
BY the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Kansas City might
Garcia l-0l VS. Kellner 900.
New York at Baltimore fnightD--
Ford u-0l VS.. Moore tQ-0l.
'Only games scheduledl
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York Surkont
to:D VS., Liddle 900.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia night -
Erskine i1-0) VS. Wehmeier t1-01.
Chicago at Milwaukee--Hacker t0-ol
Cincinnati at ST. Louis tnight)--
Nuxhall f0-0) VS.. Raschi t0-0i.
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when Carter meets Orlando zu-
lucia in a 10-round, nontitle
bout at Uline Arena. "I don't
think he's taking Zulueta light
ly," Ketchum said. land / GER
tainly hope not, because lot
depends on this fight"
zulueta, the No. 9 lightweight
contender from Cuba, is all fired
up for the fight, and Ketchun
knows that Carter will have to
be in the same mental condition
to avoid an upset.
Cause for Concern
Such upsets have happened to
Carter. One case Ketchum re-
calls was in Miami a little over
a year ago in a non-title fight
against Johnny Cunningham, a
run-of-the-mine fighter. Carter
was a big favorite, but didn't
take Cunningham seriously and
was beaten.
Something similar happened
in title fights against Lauro
Salas and Paddy DeMarco. Car
ter lost the first time out against
each. He did regain the title in
return matches against both,
making him the first champion
to hold one title three times, but
it all added to Ketchum's wor-
ries.
"zulueta's no sucker" Ketch-
UNI stresses. He's a good boxer
and five years younger than
Jimmy. Carter should beat him,
but you never can tell in this
business
Dates Hinge on Outcome
Ketchum says a lot depends on
this fight and that arrangements
for several other engagements
hinge on the outcome. They have
a $40, 900 offer, he says, to defend
the lightweight title against
Sandy Saddler. the featherweight
champion, and Carter himself
wants to try for the welterweight
title against Tony DeMarco, with
whom he recently had a draw.
In fact, Carter will carry extra
poundage into Wednesday nights
non-title fight Just to see how
he goes at heavier than his usual
l35-pound lightweight limit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN.

EcsnHs Yesterday
Wash. h; N, y, 3.
Chi. So; Cieve.,
! Hos. l4--12; Balt..
So. fs
Det.. 10: Kans, c., 0.
! Games To-day
N. Y. at Bait. (n,.
Clev. 1t Kans. c. inl
tonly games sched-
uled.p
Games Tomorrow
I Wash. at Boston t2,.
Cleve. ct Kans. City.
,iled ~
HI
NAraNAsAs
Results Yesterday
=.
Bklyn., 10--3; Pitts.
n.32. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

Hartack. who won the Bowie
riding championship despite the
fact that he rode only % Of the
80 days. will go after Laurel's
title, which he won in 1864.
Last spring Willie scored 20
victories. but faces some tough
opposition from Shuk, Boulmetis
and DeSpirito. who will be riding
See LAUREL, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

Picture on Poae A.l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Vernon, Sievers Connect

Jim Busby socked a single and
Mickey Vernon then slammed a
home run into the Senators bull
pen. Sieyers singled and Yost
rammed a triple to center, scor-
ing after -Runnels flied to Bob
Cerv in short left. Cerv, nc
thrower. pegged wide to make IL
easy for Eddie.
The Senators added three
more runs; In the fifth after
ShortStop Phil Rizzuto bob5ied
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.

THREE.HEDROOM RAMBLER. enly
couple years eld esa,as snd Ioa2o LOOKS ree1 nas
room, wei equipped kitchen: AL
. on ! u acres Q ways out Of silver
hys $4,000. RIPLEY 4 RoMER
B1NGx2o5w lust LISTED for sl3..
$50, ID Silver Spring; well arFanged
home foT medium family. z peg.
kitchen, recr. room. h.-W. oil heat
garage; very good property for the
price but needE strong down peys
ment, RIPLEY q RoMER, ~
oSisakR WANTS AN ovYER on this
home. In Four Corners area Of
slysr st.r. sgTins ies ss asssTs Ssdroons ps,sh AZ
recf. room. secluded rear lot; ask
tng SIe.760. II you're o bargain
hunter. let's talk business. RIP
LEY - RoMKR. Realtors. Ju
sEHiibhtkTAcHEp. . bedrms. on beau
tifuI corner lot. Pfne-paneled iiy-
tilg room. dining room; basement
siaH eaasEfs 4 DpEshasisL T. EELLfs f isesises Rssissa
80 SoRsREg SoREg: % 300 total price: i'm
mediate possession. bedrms..
isa., ts einsi; cfEY-%Sfpr SSS Dia.: iRa.:AIT7 RAJ Ra
fESIklsS aEsfls q m Po c5sSssssSSSp;r-rm,5sSeu. ssssSSp; ma
eo4n.1 .ass sork 81 a%slsr gsrs e e tssasSsd ses
cedar paneiled den. beautiful rec
KEssiNdER \ Co. 10
MAJ ron YOUNG MoDERN--
Most attractive b-yr.-pld California
EsmIsler: I,l I cone.tiS,n . IKE :, new; =. 5
csil csnsj jHE, s.s4oo. s'igUi HUGH K (. Pnck. as
$3.50 DOWN. includes settle. cost: 5
hedrms.. din. rta., bSfnt; fenced;
semidetached 500 mo. ccyers AZ.
WHEATON, oWNER, OIL, 7-0o35,
THE MOST, THE M0sTi in enjoy.
sele she sI,n suburban & lying Y YOUR Z for
from city trafie congestion, from
city noises, from city presSures.
Follow the trend 10 BETHESDA.
where the wise home buyers are
going. In the Bethesda area. one
Of the most pleasant sections Il
We wn.sisT sSay wPsds so., sasEs Sn - II Ssr
sss.ssiso 70 sas.sso. scshnss Choose ! 'a =
ssaim s@ s5lls saRiS:f ieSs lien Yo6 s. 100 vii sii
be one Of the most satisfied home
ios5Sb Sbsd bSWSi.I b5MSyWESSTIENg 3 Go; so;n.,i, al
pymts. like rent. 3 bedrms.. sepa-
ra;s din DIN: rn,:. fgll esmi. with out.
parochisl schools. JOHN DENNIS.
10 P.isiS. COLONIAL fNvIsT-
IDEAL 6is ron LARGE YAMILy-oi
approved: aii.brk. Engiish style
Cape Cod. Z iee. bedrms.. 3 fun
baths, family din. rm., yettibult
eIitr.. 2 liv. rms. with wood burn
Ing hrepl., fun bsuft. with outside
entr. WIN trade for rambler A.
Z KEssIMQER q CO. JU. e-4144.
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4-BxDRooM RAMBLER
PRACTICALLY NFw

z-BEDRooM RAMBLER
PRACTICALLY NEW
LARGE LIVING ROOM
DEAUTiPuL BRICK FIREpLACg
ALL-KLECTRIc KITCHEN
WITH LARGE DINING SPACE
4 TWIN-sIZKp BEDROOMS
. FULL BATHS
SPACIOUS CLOSETS
RECREATION ROOM. Ar-
PROx, 500 so. FT. WITH
cEIiNd HEIGHT FIRE
PLACE AND COMPLETE
HATH. ALSO LAUNDRY
WORK ROOM. PRIVATE
DRIVEWAY. ALMOST V
ACRE or LAND. OWNER
HAS SET PRICE BELOW
COST or S3s.be0. A VERY
VALUABLE INVESTMENT
LOCATION. SEE THIS AND
MAKE AN OFFER, NORTH
CHEVY CHASE. ND. CONN.
AVE. AT MoETRosE. CALL
OWNER. OIL. 4-527l.
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Colored-No Money Down
4 .,ys ySg have s e. steady ;s s,o5 sSd .ss.4 ssss
Of one Of our homes.
Nh. e-6s7b xyes. Tu. dtQ
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HOUSES FOR sALf-s.E.

ANAcosTIA. 1908 y q. s;E.Ss; ;s;
school. shops, transp, Price. SIZE
800: smell down pymt. nRoDIE
iesi K 81: NV Nx. s-ss7S, Nj, IN.
HEIGHTS - 3-bedroom
det. brick: 1st-foor den. rec. room.
2tl heat beeutiiuily iandsssped.
ssfrSn sElsf Ssp 49, s9AIfoR fs5R' 20 asoo6
HErGHrs--Nr. shoppinr
center and tr. high school; semi
dst. brick. Q rms. 9 large bedrms. I,
bsnt. with front entrance Large
isRsie sRSfry lo' Nc sis e. &C., 1856 5s4STMAs .aS
FAiRFSAs1y AK iv2iLLAaE--ssee 9 st. Sc.
Lovely semidet. brick. 8 lovely
rms. and bath, pvt. 2-rm, hamt
apt; excellent neishborhood; home
and income; IL 6-?o43, VIII.
HLLCEssL, hI,cs e.s,.r 1r r: Penna ave ,.,ss Sss.
bedrms., full bsTnt, with rec. em,,
garage. OIL h.-w.h. SIS, 600. HART
Man REALTY, INC, Lu 4-34oo
HlLLCREST SECTION. 3140 Cam.
scoms ssa T. baths Pissssss rspass islik iai sas
heat. hot water. Nice. foliage and
must sell. Cali FLOYD =. DAVIS
Co. 1920 x st. nv. Ma. S-0362.
HILLCREST - 4-bedrooni rambler;
az baths, garage, beautiful rec,
room, are placer. Price $27. 300.
John IL SHELTON, REALToR'
HI2L III LSiEsS SSiiaESSSS; bedroom ounseiov. ys
? more Bedroonns can be finished
FaraFe; beautiful location. Price
$22,b00 terms. JOHN I, SHEL-
TON. REAEToR. 10. 2-2000 "a
OWNER MUST SELLr-Cleen .3-bed-
rrn.. 2-bath all-brick semidet.. .lge,
fenced lot; Nm. rec. rm.. eonv. loo;
ssrns. iss upsai ST. &. s.s'. Lu. 3.
s.RM. sissa HOUSE. ae4o Alabama ave. !
osRM. sfii iaiss iBss6ESAIoW. Wi tow rear S 4ssi
$4,000. OWNER, bU. 2.14S6.
Mr.. 9th AND PA. AVE.---825 y st
I 3 rms, 2 large bedrnns. gas h.-w.h.
Full price $500, HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LU. 4.3400.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMERICAN q. PARK--Redec. brk.
Colonial: rejecting finest care, true
center hall. 4 twin-sised bedrmB..
2 baths, paneled fecr. rni. with tre-
place and b.-l. bar. scr. porch, p
car garage; lge. level yard with
bathing pool. Quet street. nf.
a4egsRss 4oWs vsl5fS sHsSuRsSD ssaSSpDiERas Ea aS5 ssais5
AMER. q. PARK. sis,500---Perfect-
" immaculate det. .brk. 2-bedrooni
home of exceptionally fins quality;
near 44th and Albemarle. Small
down payment: balance In one
trust. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 4
.I4ll; eyes. OIL. 2-3223.
AMER. q. PARK, Sl9,550 - Fine
sgsslty; s;.,. Oct Ehiss ;.6T bTick &c coloni.
43rd and BrandyWine: Ist-foor
Law; 3 bedrms.. bath. on 2nd door;
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-i411; ewes, OIL,
BARsSsSSSY wooDs--ImDosins brick
Colonial. With powder rIn;; pSrsh,
rec. Trn.. lovely iis9stcns -terrscsd
garden; middle 30s.. Call LEGuM
q GERBER REALTY Co. I'm. q
BERKELEY-FOxHALL --Magnifcent
sEand.nsE s'.., p Colonial ,, n g quality ,ns,
atory, 9 lovely bedrms,, baths.
SrsuSs' firepisce snd M bar: % serySHts sSD room com
and bath; huge screened porch;
garage. slate roof; exclusive con-
troiled neighborhood. S43,50O
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, Di. T-141i;
eyes, OF. 4.13Sg.
BEISa5wcoD sU5nIT se1s.r near 1SS% ,ssSSli hos. ae
house. oa ySS sSe sheridsn ri M" 4. NV. Can caii
Mr.. PERKINS, TU. 2-6S95, ewes
-. g..
Only two Bedrooms, but this Is Z
large home: center-hail plan. 2Is
ssf bath; s.lss. Sss9' fay rs; l. r1 sond,sGn.s Ssp
LIPS, DI. S-i4ii; eyes, OF. z
1929.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
olumbia Country Club Area
A Very Choice Spot

High on breezy knoll, lust large
enough for . few lovely homes on
large sites. A delightful Garden
with distant view and pleasing I'm.
mediate. SURROUNDINGS. An almost
new 1-level home you viii enjoy
the year round. Large entrance
hall. big living room with fireplace,
vista window and screened porch
adjacent to both living room and
Kitchen. separate dining room,
high Thermador oven and other
fine features. There are 3 hne bed
rooms and 2 baths. one room can
be used IS 9 library, or the porch
the lovely brick terrace rooted for
: porch. on the lower level there
pISaneled recreation room % and q
large Workshop, 2-car built-irl ga
rsss n. ns Gss g. g saSss ssSs sas:
opportnnity indeed Price. n
9-i4fl or OIL. 4.7hAa.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

6ETHEsDA-NeW listing. Beautiiu
rose brick Colonial in iminaculat,
condition with heavy slate roof
Reception hall, lis. Tin. din. .Fm.
kit. three exceptionally large bed
rms. 2 tile baths. Att. gnfage
Situated In q earden setting on .
very pretty street. Call Wo. 6-B4Sf
or Df. 1880.
ThoS. r. Fisher & Co.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SUITLAND PKWY,

overlooking this beautiful express
highway from over "a. acre Of
with space that is unheard Of In
this modern age. This home
room. enormous suest-sise dinins
room which leads onto front
screened .;s, . porch witt. with t,.. view al, an
viii make any housewives heart
80 into spin. Powder room and
laundry room, plus o paneled den
on LIST .hoer; 4 spacious bedrooms
with closet space you. don't md
such a lovely home for SId.abn.
Terms available. II this Is what
you are looking for. call
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
'Ai' 1ssasn Ssss csii sSf' jo. s-4ssSSa e-'s0O
sia. -
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AT,ABAMA AWE & IN

/ ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Is only V blk. from his beautiful
large, 6-foom and bath Cape Cod.
Laree. handicapped lot With gar.
extra shower and toilet r. bsmt:' :
mod. kit. rear porcn, otl h:-v.h.
HERBERT a. SONS, Realtors
515 =. Capitol st. II. a-oi2o
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALI-MD.

|5-RAI. MOD. home. approx. 2 acres,
windows. NJ. Hynttstown; $3.50,
srlaii cash down payment. LadArde.
fremont 4-4104, SAEDOZ. INC.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

GLENMONT BARGAIN
Three bedrooms. fun basement, Cape
Cod type. nice level lot. Living
room extra ierse With dining area.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
WoOdnloOr Area

Beautiful six-room brick cottage.
Table space IN kitchen. entrance
foyer. fun hasenent with recrea-
ton room. Shade trees. settled
e5SISr HsIsnsIorhOeei 3D.. Ns55 ,s asd schools and
Evening star., 1955-10-04

IDEALLY LOCATED 3-bedroom
brick rambler. block oh Dale ar.
Silver sprine: y baths. all-elec-
tfie dream Kitchen, huge recrss.
ton room. beautiful picture Wln-
I5I Approved at $40, $50.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

BRICK CAPE COD, near shoppine
and schools, IN Silver Spring; only
SIS, 800. FLA approved: loy down
sis5ss ssis.soo. and Ii has has ! dinins room.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SILVER SPRING

srs homsl ss.ss Ifanahig ions oyer en-.
trance. huge living room With fre-
place. big dining room and 3 BIG
bedTcofns, full bsn1t., built-in. 60.
rage; III acres Of level gro1nd;
IN Colesyiile I'd. section, Silver
sprinE.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
WQQnSIDE VALLEY
POTOMAC AREA

We have several new homes ready
for immedipte occupancy. Prices
sa,, start stSEa sI1a, RIssnsfiPg sTsfg e 1Se ssit
Rntornac ofics. OIL. 4-633a.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SI7.BbU-LoVeIy 2
6sarm. home; vel iosatsd' o,a.., Pun Pun
~ s'Tanoe r vith sa fr.pl so sctsensd ssoaed porch
separate din. rEn., modern kit. with
breakfast area, Most unusual rec.
rm. Finished End a. can be sleep.
ing rna. Det. gar. BILLIN0SLEY
REALTY CO., En-. 2-2326 II! o
Evening star., 1955-10-04
cOLOREp--VACANT
HAVE YOUR PICK :
OF HOMES
IN NEW CONDITION

COLORED--$750 DIN.
Ord ST. AND KANSAS AVE. NV.
Lovely wide modern brick home;
concrete frunt porch. 0 lge. rms.
2Na baths, ~ on 2nd A.. full bsfit.
s,s,s rec T sss sasa S.naaSn Garsss es, I'M m
8 pm. Nh, s-e5T5, RA. 5000.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

our ssst ilstinss priced ior immed.
one one, of Or ecnyentionsi financing,
Excel. Silver Spring location. !
short blk. 70 transp.. walking dis
tance 10 all schools; liv.. rm,,. din,
rri., kit; 3 bedrms; and bath 90
2nd. floor; fun bsnit. stt garage;
psl Isysl ri RssAGTx GalI ksRokSss. sSsSC Nc.
WHsEsixsiTtoSN--Nswly dee. brick semi
det.; 3 bedrms. and SCI, din rm ;
small down payment 10. 4-5742.
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E. +. BLANCHARD
10. s-ssoo Sssl'fil 'iil . pm.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
lie, s-fIn. brick Colonial; ist d.
iee. iit, rm. fun din. Kii.. table
space in kitchen: ige. heated den,
powder rrli.: twin,stse 6edrIn. ana
win maids rfn. and "A bath, WIN
seiI below df appraisal. Make offer
today. WOODsIDE REALTY CO..
90. a-e44o: open ~ 9 pm; -
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Exclusive Agents

tcontinusd On Next pass,
Evening star., 1955-10-04

SELF-SERV. MAHhEI ), y, W.
Over $4,000 worth Of equipment.
Due pSs g a aniortnns.. una rsOnn sIreOmstsnsss. ss
now closed. Good operator should
easily do about $4,000 weekly. Liv
qtrs. available. Must be seen TO be
srprsciated. Ewes. Al Bookoff, RA.
KOsGOD g BoOKoFF
esi ; q. NV. ma. s-as7s
Evening star., 1955-10-04
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

cARMODY InLLs-4-room huns,
zaNFzgincER. mi sssR. $3.50 yk va AZ y7isIs .fsTs
Evening star., 1955-10-04

ARLNGToN-s20.Sou. 2-story brk. !
practically new, quiet reserved
i1eighborilood, yet conV. 70 shop:
center, . buSlines: Q hlks elem. and
junior high school; 10 min. Peita-
gun, z bedrns.: separate din, rm-.
| "a baths. screened porch; nm, rec;
rm in hsmt.; BE Bsndix Wasner ano
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
Christmas Lights
On At Teal Home

The big illuminated cross and
star, along with many other holi-
day outside decorations, again
make the Erie-twp home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Henry Teal the mecca
of many sightseeing parties.
Mr.. Teal, 79, aided by his son
Albert of Toledo erected the $50
lights in the extensive decorations
A clock-switch turns them on at
dusk each night. One light is 81
feet in the air. The display has
been increased by so lights this
year. The focal points are still the
star and cross which Mr.. Teal
erected to symbolic the beginning
and climax of ChriSt's stay on
earth. The Teals moved here from
Toledo in 1945 and he started his
annual Christmas display shortly
afterwards. The residence is mile
from Three-Mile Crossing, and
visitors are invited to drive into
the lane approaching the house, for
better view.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
Catawba Auxiliary
Names New Officers

Mrs. Charles Letterhaus was
elected president of the Catawba
Island Chamber of Commerce Aux
iliary at the annual dinner meet
ing held last Wednesday at the
Jai-Lai Club.
Other officers for the coming
year will be Mrs. Riegel Fetter-
man, vice president, Mrs. William
Wilkins, secretary, Mrs. Thomas
Claybaugh. corresponding secre-
tary and Mrs. Eric Staaf, treasurer.
Mrs. Dale Ennis is the outgoing
president. Others attending the
dinner were Mesdames, Charles
Steffans, Richard Cooper, Robert
Kyle, Ambrose Pearce, Sr., Lloyd
Harvey, Frank WoOdman and FL
don Wiechman.
The tables we're beautifully dec
grated by Mrs. Staaf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Members of the Progressive Mo-
theirs Club enjoyed their annual
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Donald Pulschen Thursday
evening. A delicious pot-luck din
ner was served, followed by de-
votions led by Mrs. w. w. Van
Malta.
Lovely handmade Christmas gifts
were exchanged between members
and Social diversions were enjoy
ed.
Assisting the hostess were mem
bers of the social committee: Mrs.
Betty Davies, Mrs. VIM. Rickel,
Mrs. Ed. Twynham, Mrs. w. w.
VanNatta.
The next meeting will be Jan.
IL with Mrs. Harold Raymond as
hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
Standard Products
Office Girls Have
Holiday Party s

Standard Products office girls
had a gay holiday party Monday
night at the home of Kathleen
Thompson, with Joan Lundgard and
Elaine Dorko as other members of
the committee on arrangements.
A potluck buffet supper opened
an evening of fun and Yule fes-
tivity during which gifts were ex-
changed. Others present included
Pat Ridley, Dorothy Dern, Sharon
Mulcahy, Lucille Thompson, Media
Harris, Marie Meachem, Diane Eli
rich, Eelma Watson, Eleanor Kop-
chak, Marion Glovinsky, Hazel Hill
man, Beverly Kirk, Margie Lentz,
Bernadette Ontko, Gloria Mackey,
Lucille Wahlers, Dorothea Horn.
and Marion Cleary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
Scu1tetas Club
Has 10th Yule
Party Monday

It was Christmas Party No. 20
when members of the Scultetas
Club joined in warm fellowship
Monday night for dinner at
Travellers Inn, followed by social
evening at the Oak Harbor home of
Thelma Quisno. Gift exchange re-
vealed Mystery Sisters.
All but two of the group are
charter members of the club. Gov
ers were arranged for Mrs. Quisno,
Wava Schau, Regina Gumb, Clara
Ohm, Gertrude Fritz, Yuta Jones,
Elsie Tilton, Lorna Hopfinger,
Edith Ohm, Gladys Radloff and
Gladys Meachem.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
Pitfnan Employees
Have Store Party

Employees of the A. S. Pitman
store were entertained at de-
lightful Christmas party Tuesday
evening. Dinner was served at
Travellers Inn and later they went
to the home of Mrs. Clara Kurtz
for entertainment.
The Kurtz home was beautifully
decorated with Christmas green's
and the group enjoyed games and
Christmas gift exchanges.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Pitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hendricks, Mrs. Clara Kurtz, Mrs.
Jennie LaNier, Mrs. Eva Throne,
Mrs. Ann Rohde, Mrs. Goldie Dorr,
Mrs. Christine Slomsky, Mrs. Pau
line Below, Miss Marilyn Kihlken,
Miss Shirley Limestahl, Miss Leone
Smith, Miss Cecilia Lindermann
and Charles Simon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
D OF A PARTY

The home of Mrs. Roy Oman,
who serves Port Clinton Daughters
of America as deputy, was the
scene of an enjoyable potluck
luncheon and Christmas party Sat.
bringing together councillors and
deputies of D of A groups in this
district. A gift exchange and So
cial hour we're enjoyed. Audrey
Overholt, Toledo, district deputy,
presided at brief business ses-
sion. Other guests included Car.
Iene Fleming, local D of A coun-
cillor; Junia Harris and Lillyian
Gibson, Holland; Mary Blackford
and Helen Meek, Toledo; Alice
Lauck, Findlay; Virginia Bonneau,
Rossford; and Pearl Shively, Port
Clinton, past state councillor.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
SToRK SHOWER


Mrs. Dewayne Brough was guest
of honor at Stork shower given
in her honor last Thursday at the
James Brough home Co-hostesS
we're Mrs. Evelyn Farrow, Mrs.
Mary Immel, and Mrs. Helen
Brough. Guests enjoyed card
Bingo.
Attending were Mesdames Fred
Kroeger, Chet Yeisley, Al Madison,
William Brough, Ed Robertson,
Kenny Rietler, William Stamm,
Curt Broughy Homer Pierson, Ruel
Lieske, Ronald Lieske, Alma Rob-
inson, James Brough and Joyce,
Wilbur Brough and Betty Ann,
Bernard Armbruster, George Gu
Iau, Hallick Henry, Elsie Hollings-
head and Misses Shirley Farrow
and Marg Brough.
Unable to attend were Mes
danes Wesley Windisch, Column
bus, Lee Browder, Bob Longan-
bach, Clarence Gnepper, Charles
Schoch, Lloyd Skinner, Morton Til
ton, Fremont, Eta Rich, Fritz
Kroger, julius Lieske, Max Pier
son and Wilson Snyder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
HOBBY CLUB

Mrs. Loren Hendrix entertained
members of Hobby Club at their
Christmas party Tuesday evening.
Cards and social diversions were
enjoyed throughout the evening,
followed by the serving of refresh
ments. There was a Christmas gift
exchange between members.
Attending we're Mrs. julius Ro-
star, Mrs. H. E. Osborn, Mrs. Frank
Carstens, Mrs. VIM. Phipps and
the hostess. Unable to attend due
to illness were Mrs. Philo Pearce
and Mrs. Earl LeVeck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Charla Martin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin, was
the guest of honor at a delightful
dinner and theatre party Friday
evening, honoring her eleventh
birthday anniversary. Following
the dinner Miss Martin opened her
many lovely gifts, then the group
went to the movie.
Those attending the party were
as follows: Gale Tewers, Joyce
Esbanshade, Barbara Cling, Susie
Mayhem, Connie Wooley, Ann Mis-
sen, Joan Lowe, Janice Meyers and
the guest of honor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
CLUB PARTY

CLUB FAKIT
Members of the Monday night
card club enjoyed their Christmas
party Saturday evening with their
husbands as guests. A delicious
dinner was enjoyed at the Island
Hotel, followed by an evening of
dancing at the Jai-Lai Club in
Gypsum.
The following couples attended
the party: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Suhrbier, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Zelms, Mr. and Mrs. George Gulau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lieske, Mr.
and Mrs. John Fritz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Donlad Peter
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Quisno.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-16
STUDY CLUB

Members of st. Charles Study
Club of Immaculate Conception
Church enjoyed a delightful din
ner party at The Ark Thursday
evening, Dec. IS. Special guests
were FIR. Karl A. Brand and FIR.
Earl Schmit.
Following the dinner the ladies
went to the home of Mrs. Alex
Bergman for an evening of cards
and Christmas gift exchange.
The following committee mem
bers were in charge of arrange
ments: Mrs. Alex Bergman, Mrs.
Francis Burkhart, Mrs. Christ Dub
bert and Mrs. Joseph Eliyas.