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Drutha

'hhlSSs' lifs on ThursdsS. SfSsA rebras.y 8 1853
at her residence, ~ SeatSn SNTpgI. glI- n;T.. AZ.
Passing a devoted husband. Edward
Allison: a devoted daughter; daughter, MIS-. MIS-
Helen s. FLOYD and and frank E1sIaa.SaS9sY. GsTrse
66sIions, 6eiores B. white two two Cousins. Robert
% and Allen oise Gray; anderson sS9 ne'G1ed and
Mrs. Ethel sumner and many other
friends. After 3 pm. sunday. Feb
ruary 3, friends may may cal sso az Pbode ode
island ave. NV. where services will be
held on Monday, February z, AZ 3u
m. Rev. Edward Thomas of1ciatins
tnterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
AVERY. RlCHARRD. JRi JRfc,S9An 9n ThgSSdsyy' gVfsy
fsadofa Il dsl AyeTs, Wsfo father Fl pSf of RicSard
Avery. son of Richard Avery. sr;; step
son of Mrs. Olivia Avery and brother
nette crews M and Mrs. Mary Edwards.
Many other. relatives and friends ais also
s"syiye a Atfr noon pm Taesdsg aGhdab February
Funeral f eI,ehdi Home, mss' ssS Rhode island ave.
NV. Funeral and interment in New
BISHOP. DAVID W.. On Friday. .3fa rep
Eusrg 1882 At his TesidenceD Va DAVfD f
S2uia B1soP ha5P Be Beloved hsssbana Of Lynaa
s. Bishop. father Of Mrs. VIII William Nj Nj
NichoisGn Of MonteTey gam, b,rothep fnq
Of Harold Bishop of Brooklyn, N Y:
Mrs. Dorothy Rowles of Cranston; r: l.;
Mrs GLADYS CURE and Mrs, Marion
jSs 5snS ives ruH:ra X F1sRSs Homs sl 'S
blvd. Arlington. Va. until 10 pm:
sppfsy g. be aboss pserqfas fansre Il home
Arlington National Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers, contributions may may % 3e Nnrtbz mabe
ern Virginia. Inc. 94l Nortn Hlshlsno
ST.. Arlington, Va.
THURSDAY. February 3. 1853, JOHN
s. BLIcK sr' ETA Of AtlaRts Ytsiman aa' RIicE hes-
antr' gapd q Ga Betsesda shs G' Md sahe f boher
WSace 2 ssmqs carovn s apd Morssn of
vived BY four grandchildren. Funeral
on Saturday. February D, al Z pm I;
In Atlanta. Ga. lnterment in Atlanta
BONNER. ADA H. PAULINE. On satur-
day FsbrqsrTy 3 Ie2S A NSFf95k formsry sa
Of 444 Lamont st. NV, beloved VIE
Of Dennis !; Bonner sister " OF MIS- MIS-.
fucker and Joseph and John Morgal;
Friends may call At the Lee Funeeftai
am. tuesday, February 8. Graveside
services at Cedar Hill Cemetery al
IL Am.
BRUMBACK, HENRY WALTON. sud
denly on Trida9y, FshrSapryy lgSpy wAtPoS l2SS;
BRUMBACK. beloved husband OF the
late Annie H. Brumback, father l rsd OF
Mabel B. Sparks. Arlington. Va: EVA
Sidefton, s fSro spencerviil.. tfii Nd; Gietas II
Brumback. Mclean, Va; Meta B; Young
Haywood, Va; Edith. B. Payne. Airing
ton, va. Edna B.. Young, Alley" va !;
Clark NJ. Brumback. Vienna, Va, and
brother Of Robert E. Brumback, MIDDLE
ton, Va. Friends may call at the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Meta. B. Young,
59O5 N. 23rd St, Arlington. Va. Services
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church nr.
Andrew Chapel. Va. 1nterment Andrew
rnYnAtery
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HIT Mrn1nrtaitt

dear mother. IDA wAsHINGToN. who
departed this life twelve years ago,
February 8. 1943.
Days OF sadness still come over US.
Hidden tears so often now:
Memory keeps you always near us,
Although you left twelve years ago.
THE FAMILY.
WILLIAMS. REV. WILLIAM. Calm on
the bosom. OF our Lord rests the spirit
OF our beloved pastor. Rev. WILLIAM
WILLIAMS. who passed away two wears
ago, February 8. 1858.
No words could paint the sense OF, loss
That IKE dirse throbs in our
Nor any understand but God. .
Whose Will 1t was that we should
He wouldn't want any fancy words
Or nowsry sayings We know.
We loved and miss him so.
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH. Cap
ital ave. and Kendall st. ne. uvy
City,.
WILLIAMS, REV. WILLIAM. Departed
this life two years ago. February 8.
1853.
The face is ever before US,
The voice we will never FORGET;
A smile that will last forever,
c1AkRNcE RsGSrS woo6fR y 6iR SNp an yGa LIZ ss
WOODING, SITKA. In loving memory
Of our STTKA, who left us eight years
ago today. February 9, 1947.
HER CHILDREN, MALCOLM, vELA1A
AND FRANCIS: SISTER. FLORENCE
d. GARNER.
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Miss Rose {. King,
Former Chief Nurse

Miss Rose c. King. SO, former
supervisor of nurses in the
women's section Of st. Eliza
beths Hospital, died yesterday
in the Suitland Care Home for
Elderly People.
She moved there from her
home in Clinton, Md, four weeks
ago.
A native of Clinton. Miss King
began her career at st. Eliza
beths as a student nurse. She
worked up to the supervisory po-
sition before retiring in 1887.
She was a member Of st.
Johns Catholic Church in Clin-
ton, and was active in church
work both there and in Wash
ington. ....-
The Rosary will be said for
her at 7 o'clock tonight in the
Hunt and Ryan Funeral Home.
Waldorf, Md. A requiem mass
will be said at $50 am. tomor-
row in the church. Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
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Deaths Reported

(By the D. C. Vital statistics section).
Jesse Chaffee. OIL 2514 Quesada st. NV.
Emms Todd. s5, 1910 Connecticut
clara RRepetti. So. 1850 Connecticut
Annie Sweeney. SO, bso6 Queens Chapel
JohT ~" stant 81. $50 Independence ave.
Krfkerine connor, rs. b511 Branch I'd.
Braxton Good, 70, e7o6 9Th st. ne.
Ge.rge Higgins. 72. 723 oglethorpe
Florence Massey. es. s714 R st. NV.
Katherine Gagnor, SO, 5407 39th ave-.
Eizs6eth sullivan. o.. 1918 Perry st.
Fa1 Green, So. Richmond. Va.
Iohn Davidson, "a, Washington, D. c.
Bertha Cohen, 81, 1924 9th st. NV.
Be. erly McCreight, 43, College PIX, Md
Francis Story. "a. Indian Head. Nd.
williS Silver Bsayf5: sDyi5s. MS 7la Richie ave.
Joseph Myers, 96. I116 Howard I'd. &c.
Infant Genovese, 5400 7th st. NV.
Oliver Beard. SO, 735 Morton st. NV.
Arthur Edmudns, 73, 1911 Independence
Georgia Allison, 70, n seston pl. NV.
Charles Ford. 50, zoos Adams Mil I'd.
Eva Jones. So. 1928 Constitution ave.
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Edward B. Close, Is,
Ex-Red Cross Aide Here

Edward B. Close, 10, former
American Red Cross aide here.
died Friday night in Greenwich,
Conn.
Mr.. Close, chairman OF the
Greenwich Planning and zoning
Commission, was decorated by
the French Government for his
work in Paris, France, while an
officer of the American Hospital
there. He received the Order Of
Chevalier, Medal Of Honor and
Croix de Guerre.
He was in Paris from 1928
Until 1947.
Born in New York City, Mr..
Close made Greenwich his home
since boyhood except for a brief
stay in the District and his time
in France.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Close; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Augustus Riggs, Nv.
Woodbine, Md, and Mrs. Leon
Barzin of New York, and q son,
DR.. William T. Close of Green
Wich.
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Darn nf Chunks

DELANEY. ELIZABETH JACQUELINE:
jAcouELINE DELANEY wishes TO ex-
Cation sss It to Rev Rev. Andrew J. Allen and
Rev. r. F. Roberts and their many
friends and neishbors for their kind
tb. 0rs G pe1ss sbs,r ears n
our recent 'efeA'eTiiE THE FAMILY.
MACK. KATIE J. The family, Of the
late Mrs. KATIE J. MACK wishes to
express with gratitude their apprecta-
No. "a. and Knights of st. John; the
st. Vincent Society. neiGhbors. friends
DEES5TR Ef5Tps, DABoHITEFRas aAB afsTFRs. E2HE Ek2JbE
JEFFERSON AND ALICE L. EWING
MILLS, MARY. The family of the late
MARY MILLS wishes to express lts
for their kindness. beautiful floral
Fseesf p.eeei' ba4esyemsnt ssTaS and use III O
SISTER AND BROTHERS, MATTE,
AL, JOHN AND ROBERT.
MONTGOMERY. HELEN T.. The. family
Of the late, Mrs. HELEN T NON.
GoMERY wishes to express itS Is sincere ,e;pe
listers, friends. neighbors, and eoWorkerS
for their. many gifts, beautiful norai
pieces, kind services ana aSslSssheef s,sa of
cars during our recent bereavement.
Mr.. THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY, MRS.
HELEN NJ. TIGNoR.
eCEsco, OSCAR J. We wish to ex-
press our sincere gratitude and ap-
probation to the Rev. F. T. Roberts.
employees of the G. p, O.. state De
partment. friends. relatives and neignI
bors for their kindness, beautiful nora,
PIECES teegrams .9rsrt caras anS use
LucILLE scEsco AND FAMILY.
sHAINBLOOM, REBECCA. The family
of the late REBECCA SHAlNBLoO,Nnd
wishes to express its sincere thankS
and appreciation to our many KING
friends neighbors. organizations ana
office workers for their kindness: gltts.
telegrams, cards and use ot tnelr cars
in our recent bereavement
FRAPANI. VICTOR. The family of the
late VICTOR TRAPAEI wishes to ex-
press its sincere thanks and appreela-
tion of our many kind fr1endS; neig1-
bors and Office workers for their kind.
ness, gifts, beautiful floral pieces ana
cards IN our recent beresvement'
MRS. TRAPAN1 AND FAMILY
WASHINGTON. HoRTENsE B; The
W3AsH1NGToN wishes TO express its
sincere thanks and appreciation 70
the Rev. c. Ward, Rev. W. young ano
Rev. E. Stokes. ORGANIZATIONS 1rlenos
and neighbors for their floral tfiputes'
teleprams, cards. use Of cars ana sym
pathy shown during our regent Pc
feavement. The FAMLh'
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Philip F. Lotchford, IS, Saved
|B&O Express From Wrecking

as an apprentice in their Mt.
Clare shops in Baltimore. Mr..
Latchford accepted. and worked
his way up to a post as foreman.
Later he served a three-year
hitch in the Army engineer
corps. He was a member Of an
expeditionary force sent to Cuba
in 1909.
District Resident.
Mr.. Latchford returned to
civilian life and, when he re-
tired, was foreman of the car
penter shop of the old Wash
ington, Baltimore & Annapolis
Railroad.
Mr.. Latchford had made his
home at SIS I street NV. He
lived in the District for about
80 yeats.
He is survived by two brothers,
Archibald A. Latchford. 1921
Terrapin road, Silver Spring: and
Stephen Latchford. 1920 Thirty
fifth street, Mt. Rainier.
A service will be held at 9 am.
tomorrow in the Catholic Chapel
at the Soldiers Home. Burial
will follow at the cemetery there.
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Philip F. Latchford, who as a
young man prevented a serious
train wreck. died Thursday at
IS in the Soldiers Home hos
pital.
Born in Annapolis Junction.
Md, Mr.. Latchford took a job
with the Chesapeake q Ohio
Canal Co. when he was about
20.
The train episode. took place
while he was working near Har-
pers Ferry. w. Va. on dredging
operations. A large boulder rolled
onto the track as a Baltimore
& Ohio expreSs-headino toward
Washington-was approaching.
Mr.. Latchford ran along the
track and managed to flag down
the train.
Grateful Passengers.
The young hero climbed back
on the nearby dredge. the track
was cleared, and the train pulled
away-with grateful passengers
waving handkerchiefs at him
from every window.
Equally grateful railroad offl-
cials promptly offered him a job
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Mrs. Joseph |. Mason, 29,
Known in Golf Circle Here

Mrs. Joseph L. Mason, 20.
known in golfing circles here.
died January % In Muscatine,
Iowa, after a short illness.
Mrs. Mason was a member Of
the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club in 1916 and 1947.
She was a former city golf
champion in Muscatine and a
semifinalist in the State Women's
Tourney in Iowa.
Her husband, a salesman, is
a graduate of the old Central
High School and lived in Wash
ington for some time before
moving to Muscatine.
Mrs. Mason is also survived
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. r. Nelson Of Des Moines;
three children, Pamela, 6; Maria.
/, and Joseph, 4.
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Legislators 10 Speak
Al Textile Union Institute

Thirty union members from 10
States were to gather at the
Congressional Hotel here today
for the sixth-legislative institute
of the Textile Workers Union OF
America.
The five-day session will in
clude visits to legislators and
talks by legislative leaders. 1t is
designed to train the unionists
for local leadership.
Senator Neely, Democrat, Of
West Virginia. will speak at a
dinner tonight in the hotel.
Others scheduled for talks in
clude Supreme Court Justice
Douglas, Democratic Senators
Sparkman and Hill of Alabama,
Humphrey of Minnesota, Neu-
berger of Oregon, Douglas Of
Illinois, Gore of Tennessee, and
Lehman of New York. and Sen
ator Morse. Independent. OF
Oregon.
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| Langford Names LIST
For AT Academy Tests

Nomination Of candidates to
take examinations for the Air
Force Academy we're announced
yesterday by Representative
Lankford, Democrat, of Mary
land. They are:
Charles E. Duel, 38, Madison
place, Annapolis; George C. FL
lott, jr.. 9034 Forty-ninth ave-
nue., College Park; Edward A.
Gawthrop, As, Cypress place, Po-
tomac Heights; Robert A. Huffer.
Route /, Annapolis; Norton H.
Plains, 141 Lafayette avenue,
Annapolis.
Also, Edward S. Robinson. jr.,
1907 President street. Annapolis;
Benjamin F. Stockett. jr., Route
4, Best Gate, Annapolis; r. Vim
cent Upperman, 5049 st. Barna-
bas road. Temple Hills; Samuel
K. Walton, jr., 2015 Somerset
street, Hyattsville; and Raymond
w. We're, jr., 3720 Fortieth ave-
nue., Cottage City.
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I'm Mrntnria1it

Of our dear friend. AMANDA BUTLER,
who passed away three years ago
today, February 8, 1852,
Yo, lived a, life that all might envy envy
And in death your blessed memory
Comforts those you left behind,
YogE S{Epd2 DEVOTED FRIEND LILLIAN
memory memory of DoRoTHY 3. FEREBEE:
Jr.. whose blithe spirit passed out OF
this life i've wears age 1,E todsy; Te9ruarS
9. 1850. The FAM41L1. FAM4L1.
HALL. LLEWELLYN p, In loving mem,
p. HALL, who departed this life fif-'
teen years ago today, February 6. 1910.
God grant that his soul rest in peace.
LIE II. MILLS. MRS. MARIAN H.
SEWELL. LLEWEILYN P: HALL. Jr
HARDWOOD. HAROLD S. In memory of
HAROLD S. HARDWOOD.
He did all the good he could
BY all the means he could,
In all the ways he could,
Al ali the times he could.
To all the people he could
As long as ever he could.
HUGHES, CHESTER. tribute Of love
HUGHES. who suddenly passed away
SSoxtueH So0is "~" soN~''
do not need . special day
To bring you to my mind.
The days / do not think Of you
HIS A5f pEvoTEp N51z 5'rf MoraRR, 8 aRR, IRENE
JAMES, MARY T. In loving memory
of our dear mother and wife. MARY
r JAMES. who passed away February
6, 1858.
You are not forgotten, mother dear.
DEVOTED FAMILY.
REARDON, JOHN o. In memory Of
JOHN o. REARDON who passed away
i've years ago. February s. 1850.
The road into the sunset
Is one we each must tread.
And vet 1t brings us sorrow.
WIFE: HAZEL AND DAUGHTERS
SHEER, MARIE ALICE. In loving memory
ALICE SHEER. who departed this life
four years ago today. February 9. 1901.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Always tender. fond and true:
There is not day, dear;
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
TURNER. ANITA J.. Fond memories Of
j TURNER. who slipped away from
ary 8, 1941.
She left US precious legacy
Her high principles of life,
Which are our guardian angel
EDITH, MARIE AND PEARL.
WILLIAMS. REV. WILLIAM. In loving
memory OF my dear husband. Rev
. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. who died Febru-
arv 8, 1858.
Thinking today and every day.
Longing, dear husband. for you:
Just for glimpse Of you.
The one loved so well.
If had seen you to the last.
would not feel SO bad:
Your heart had ceased to beat
Before I knew you were gone.
shed many tears for you.
But ! try to be brave and content
For ] love and remember you,
xThough all the world forEets.
AEVOrED WIFE. ANNIE p. WILLIAMS.
AND CHILDREN.
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Alexander B. Stewart, 7o,
Retired Federal Printer

Alexander Brogden Stewart,
70, retired Government Printing
ONCE employe, died Friday night
in Morehead City IN. c. City
Hospital after a short illness.
Mr.. Stewart retired two years
ago from the printing office and
has lived at Beaufort, N. c., since
then.
He is survived by a sister. Miss
Lula Stewart, Of Beaufort; q
daughter. Mrs. Margaret Brown.
of the District. and son, James
w. Stewart, of Beaufort.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon in Beaufort.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

vev often o card Of thanks In
The Stur meets o need which con
hordly be solved In any other woy.
Not only is il gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floroi tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the muny to whom o per-
sonui note Of thunks eonnot we'll be
moiled or whose nomes and 3D.
dresses ore not known Insertion OF
o cord Of thonks moy be arranged
by telephone to The Stur. ST, $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Ster
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HILDA L. PAUGH.
vTyA.kko NNofrnP

LOUISE H. 1sAAcs. Secretary:
airy 3, 1853. FRANK j. zITo. hus-
band of Ann r. zito. son of Mrs:
Joseph Zito. father Of Peter and
Stephen Zito and brother OF Mrs.
Concetta BOYLE and Mrs. Rosina Carl
son Friends may call at Gawler
Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV. lFree park,
ing opposite, Services will be held
ruary Z. at II am. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery. Baltimore. Md:
In lieu Of flowers, friends. are. asked
to make contributions to the warwick
Clinic. Washington. D. c.
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"Hsnsf ThSrsday. fA Fesraary 8, 1855 at George
town University Hospital. Mrs. FLOR
ENcE z MASSEY, Of aal4 R st; ,IassS nv;
and erandmothef OF Anne and Mary
Ssons, Hssons FUNERAL Home. e 1900 y St:
NV after II noon SATURDAY HI (. Fssrgasy Ssd r.
the above funeral home on Monday
February 2. at 10 am. Friends in,
yited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery,
MAsTIN, BERNARD r; On Friday, Feb
ruary 1, 1853. at the Lutheran Hos
MAsT1N. husband Of the late Rose l..
Mastin father OF Samuel. E. and Jo3
sept. B. Mastin Friends ends may nay cal
viii be held on Monday, February 2;
at 9:3O am. Interment in Glenwood
Cemetery.
5, 1855, at her Iesidenee, 300 y, Abirg-
SUn H%d s obel hr of V Edwin 5nlx = Nav Ma ana ss
Hts. Md. and Alfred Webster of Wash
ington. D; C She Is also .u survived rsa b: by
qeorse E.. May. Dianna and Danny
sally IE' ANN ANN and and cary David Evans;
FrlendS may call at Lne ives runerai
where funeral services will be held on
Tuesday. February s. at 2:30 pm.
1nterment. Arl National Cemetery. -
MCCONNELL. EDWARD E. ON Saturday,
February >, 1853. EDWARD z. Me-
CoNNELL Of 20 Bryant ST. NV. Be-
loved son of Mrs. Earle E. Moore and
the late Terrell Mcconnell Of Lincoln,
Ga, brother of Mrs. Elsie NJ. Looney,
uncle of Ennis. J. Gerald, and Rubin
Looney; Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Monday.
February 9TH, at 6 pm. Interment.
Cedar Hill Cemetery. a
MORAN. HARRIETT T. Formerly Of
1890 10th st. NV. on February 2,
1865, sister of Miss Anna stasia
Lochte and aunt of Mrs. Margaret A.
Berouist, Mrs. Anna Murphy. Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowie and John Loehte
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chapin St. NV, on Monday,
February T.. at $50 am. Mass at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church.
18th Vt and Park I'd NV. At . am
1nternifnt Mount oliyet Cemetery. 6
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MAGGIO. SALVATORE. A special COM
f0 munication Of Lebanon Lodge
g. J? {:
W purpose OF conducting the
Masonic services for our deceased
brother, SALVATORE MAGGlO.
AIlRREY w nIIARI ES Master q
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BUTLER, AMANDA. In loving memory
OF our dear friend. AMANDA BUTLER,
who passed away three years ago
today, February 8, 1852,
You lived q life that all might envy,
Loved and loving. gentle and kind.
And in death your blessed memory
Comforts those you left behind,
YOUR DEVOTED FRIEND, LILLIAN
PIERCE
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

or the Company may, by giving to
the other at least six (6) months
prior written notice, terminate any
then existing rate schedule and
such termination shall, unless other
wise agreed upon by the City and
the Company, be effective upon the
expiration of the notice period
When such notice is given, the City
and the Company shall agree upon
rate schedule to replace the then
existing schedule.
SECTION g. AS of the effective
date of the rates contained herein
such rates shall be the only avail
able electric rates for residential
service and secondary light and
power service and shall supersede
any rate heretofore applicable to
such services. After such effective
date the Company may publish addi
tional or optional schedules for
various classes of service, and any
customer may, at his option, elect
to purchase service in accordance
with such additional or optional
rate schedules by complying with
all the terms and conditions of
such schedules.
SECTION T. Ordinance No. 392
and any and all other ordinances
or sections thereof in conflict here
with, are hereby repealed.
SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from
and after thirty (30) days from the
date of it's passage and when ac-
cepted in writing by Ohio Edison
Company, which acceptance shall be
filed with the Clerk of Council
Passed: September 81, 1855
BOYD MARTIN,
Clerk of Council
LEROY T. BRACKEN
President of Council
Approved; September 81, 1856
HAROLD G. JEREMY
Mayor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids will he received by
the Board of Public Utilities, Port
Clinton, Ohio at the office of the
Board in the Water Works Building
until 1900 o'clock noon eastern
standard time on the 18th day OF
October, 1855 for furnishing a new
or demonstration, hydraulically oper-
ated REFUSE COLLECTION TRUCK
BODY of l6 Gu. yd. capacity, mount
ed on suitable truck chassis OF no
less than $4,000 lbs. G. V w.
Bidders Will be required 10 sub
NIT, descriptive literature, detail
drawings and complete specifica-
tions on both the body unit and
chassis unit proposed.
BY order of the Board of Public
Utilities, Port Clinton, Ohio.
j. G. HECKLER, Pres.
ID. j. GRIFFIN
JOHN b. MORTON
Of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

Two skip-accidentS were report
ed to police last Friday. Tom Neff,
$50 Madison-st, told police that
at 7:45 am. he found the left side
of his car, parked in front Of the
house, overnight, had been struck.
The right rear fender OF car
owned by Mrs. Thomas Benham,
Perry-st, was damaged by a Bowl
ing Green license car while in the
Kroger parking lot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30

or bank money order in an amount
of three per cent of the bid, as
guarantee that. if the bid is accept
ed, the bidder will sign the contract
for the performance of the work bid
upon. and Will furnish such bond to
the County for the performance of
the contract signed as may be re-
quired by law.
Estimated Cost .-.......r.....-. $3,296 9S
The Board of County Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the County Commits
sioners of ottawa County.
DELOS j. NISSEN
Ottawa County Engineer
34-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
NOTICE DITCH RIDS

Sealed bids will be received on
the 18th day of October, 1855, until
200 o'clock PM Eastern Standard
Time, at the office of the County
Auditor of Ottawa County at Port
Clinton, Ohio, for the reconstruc-
tion of the ottawa Drive Ditch, pc
titioned for by Frank Putnam ct al.
Said bids shall be in writing on
a form to be furnished by the Coun-
ty Engineer, and be accompanied
with a certified check, bank draft
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
LEGAL ADyERTISEN ENT

Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Public Utilities, Port
Clinton, Ohio at the office Of the
Board in the Water Works Building
until 1900 o'clock noon. "rn
standard time on the 18th 4 of
October 1866 for furnishing nj
tary land fill site and for tie oper-
alton and maintenance of The equip
ment necessary to compact and
cover the garbage and refuse de-
posted, in accordance with the
sanitary regulations of the Ohio
Dept. of Health Access road to
land fill location must be kept open
and passable at all times.
BY order Of the Board of Public
Utilities, Port Clinton, Ohio.
j. G. HECKLER, Pres.
j. c. GRIFFIN,
JOHN b. MORTON.
34-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-30
CARD OF THANKS

Our heartfelt thanks are express
ed to the friends, neighbors and
relatives whose kindnesses and
helpfulness were extended to us in
the loss of our husband, father,
and grandfather, Adolph Miller
Particularly do we thank the Rev.
John Braun for his consoling
words, the pallbearers, Oak Har-
Dor Masons for their beautiful SER
vice, the Gerner & Wolf funeral
home, and the donors of beautiful
flowers.
Mrs. Adoiph Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Miller
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ryland