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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06
JUNIOR
CLERK
MATRON


For downtown once bids; must be
thoroughly exper.; over 40 yrs;
refs. REQ Hrs. 10 am. to $3.50
pm: good salary. Apply personnel
dept. CAFRITz CO.. l424 K st.
NV. RIM. $40. .....-
LABORATORY technician
Tor NV. doctors ONCE. ONCE, CO.
b-0S97: ewes, nome, EN-. 2-6s86,
NURSE. white age 22-4o, for private
hospital; live In or out; references.
NGRsE. white, graduate, practical
as assistant to supervisor. in large
nursing home; must live in: excel
lent opportunity; good references
N rsGsIEeda L. SI4iSP for ns,,
time evening work, in Wheaton
area. Call 10, 1880. IS
NURSERY TEACHER for am. in
pvt. school in Chevy Chase. State
qualifications and salary expected.
r. o. Box 4026, Wash. 15, D. c.
OFFICE WORKER, knowledge OF
bookkeeping machine no typing
Free disqualification. Ii. $4,000.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS: expert
ence preferred. Call from your
home. 203 Eye st. NV. Suite 4.
TYPlST. trade association directory
work. above average in speed and
accuracv Elk. 3-3776, SHAW.
TgPIST. experienced on 1BM cleo
trio: 35-hr. week. Reply, giving
age. education, tipping speed and
experience. Box 1920. Star. %
TYPIST, for national publication.
experienced. accurate. Minimum
tipping speed As to SO wpm; 40-hr.,
5,Iday week, Call MRS. M1cHAELs,
TYPIST: general insurance agency:
electric experience preferred; salary
open, Call MRS. GOLDEN, Elk.
TYPISTS, experienced, statistical
and electromatic preferred. for
long or short day Jobs. Call SOS
TYPiST, PART TIME, 3 hrs. day.
Bethesda. Nd contracting once.
Call OIL. 4-746S after / pm. Mon
dav through Friday.
TYPlSTS. $50 wk. Bookkeeper, SIS.
Cashier-bookkeeper S65. Recep :
typist, S225. HELEN, DAY. Room
202, 1871 G St. RE. 7-2s2s
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SECRETARY

A41~Atc = kAAt
POSITION OPEN FOR
SECRETARY IN HEAD
QUARTERS OFFICE OF
NATIONAL FINANCE
ORGANIZATION. FAST
AND ACCURATE TYP
ING NECESSAR
MUST BE ABLE TO Or
CAME OWN WORK.
LIBERAL COMPANY
ENEFITS, 5-DAY
WEEK, EXCELLENT
WORKING CONDI-
TIONS. AGE 21-35. AP-
PLY IN PERS SON,
SUITE 416, RING
BLDG, 18th AND M
SITS. NV.
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CLERK

For general oficework: young lady;
recent high school or business
school graduate. Must be good ct
figures: paid holidays: benefit plan
vacation: pension and group. life
insurance. Starting salary. $50 per
week with frequent increases and
excellent opportunity for one IN
terested In the future. Air-condi-
toned ONCE; 5-day, 40-hour week
Apply NATIONAL BISCUIT Co,
336 Randolph place ne. Ill
white permanent
position In credit once: pleasant
working conditions. SOUTHERN
DISCOUNT CO.. sol r. !. ave. ne.
OU. 7-S47S. -
CLERK-TYPIsT for i-sirl once;
must have some knowledge OF book
keeping and payroll; h-day week.
TAN FLOORS. 30s Sheridan st. NV.
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HELp-W0kAGk
Office Clerical

FOR GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES
sTENooRAPHY OR TYPINo. NOT
REQUIRED. APTITUDE FOR MEET.
mo PUBLIC. ESSENTIAL. AGE
23-40. PLEASANT AIR coNDI.
TONED OFFICE. LIBERAL EN-
PLoYE BENEFITS. INTEREST.
ING POSITION. WORKING wTTE
ASSOCIATES YOU WILL ENJOY
B-DAY WORK WEEK.
FRANKLIN SIMON
1850 CONN. AVE. RE. 2-670C
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ASST. TO MANAGER

BABY I SITTER, white. willing to DO
references. WE. 5-eS66. -
BAKERY GIRL. experienced. Apply
in person. HoFBERG's, 1922 East
B "a ri; An mani
curists and pedicurists. Exclusive
s soSn soP 'a E..E e xeey e Gso
1915. Conn. ave. NV. Phone AID.
IBEAUTiicIAN. white. shampoo girl
and manicurist combined; good sal
AIRY. good working conditions. APP
Pl5 N IN atps sTES2 a H96 IVA, WAss ny
iBEAuFiciA N f For Void-...sbiiss.d
shop; excellent position for re.
liable. experienced and conscientious
operator; guarantee II desired: no
license required. LADY ARLIN0-
TON BEAUTY SALON, 926 South
Wslssr Hsea ds "a 7.lsl3: VI. VIZ
salary plus commission, Full OF
BETH BEAUTY sALoS. Ii. 3
1924. Mrs. Fredelos.
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST--
Good salary and tips; vacation
with pay. $500 Ga. ave. NV. call
RA $1,000 or pm. OIL. 4-54sl.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced:
top salary. commission, paid yaca-
ton: all modern shop. IA. 1908
BookkEEPaR. experienced in dou-
bic entry for real estate and con-
ceiient opportunity ior ADVANCE
B aDst ER'S accounts ,eceIvsSle.
experienced in OPERATING posting
machine. General KNOWLEDGE OF
double-entry bookkeeping preferred
but not required; Permanent; sal
MCCAIN. RE. f-sSss. -
iBOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. experienced
Insurance brokers ONCE. Excel
working conditions. Air-cond. bldg
5-day week: Paid vacation, perm:
PPe'Ni;isSSRl salary ,eggscn, HOLMES
BooKkEiE;PER. ASSISTANT. typins
ability. for acctg once; age under
40. Box ls3.c. Star. IS
B0OKKEEPER, private school, Be-
theSda: lunches and transportation
furnished; ideal working conditions:
paid VACATION. Salary open. Box
n DOM IasI CLERK - 5-ssy
must be adaptable TO use OF adding
machine and enjoy working with
figures. Pleasant working eondi-
tons. congenial associates, many
company dement's including hos:
vacations See Mr.. Saunders. 10
to S. GEORGES, 2146 Gath pl. ne.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsr for a lead
inE downtown real estate once
Salary open: 35-hour week: paid
vacations. Reply Immediately in
c. Star. stating qualifications, ex-
perience, education. age and phone
number IS
BOOKKEEPER. competent, $3.50
years OF age: good opportunity for
right Individual; many benefits; ex-
cellent salary. Box 203-c. Star.
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HELR-MEN
OPENING

Due to increased business we need
several men who are interested In
lhe retailing business. Neat appear
ing. references required. Car 70
your ADVANTAGE.
We are = national concern with q
30-year reputation for high-paid
and successful employees.
Interviews 10 Am. til IL noon,
II presently employed cali XII. g.
0065. y am, to 5 pm, leave name,
address and home phone number.
! will contact you for evening in
tervieW. %
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SECRETARY, no shorthand: must
be accurate and fast typist; 5-day
week. Permanent: salary open.
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1928 Conn
sEC c1 for downtown law
Arm: proficient shorthand and
tipping: age under 40. Elk. $4,000,
SECRETARY. law once; experience
desirable, not but essential; must
be sble to use dietaphone, Box
sECRETARY-Position now avail
able for secretary e the managing
This 4 : Vood spot for young
woman with ambition and interest
In field. Some previous secretarial
experience Is necessary. For ap.
poihtment. call Elk. 3-033S. $50
SECRETARY for manufacturers
day week: excellent typing required,
perience preferred. Write for per-
Sonai appointment with resume Of
experience and salary required.
L. P. KENT d CO.. 1884 24th st.
SECRETARY. under 40, 8 days, 40
rTAL EQUIPMENT CO.. 1907 9Th
st NV, *
SECRETARY, white. age el-35, for
public relations work with national
association. Downtown location. 81
pitAlization and life insurance.
Pleasant interesting work with
once variety yet demands intelh.
gence. initiative and seh-reliance.
Working conditions are the best.
Knowledse of shorthand essential,
but speed not requirsd Starting
ave. NV. DI. 7-34l5. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06

REPORTER-Leading radio station
seeks reporter for local news GOV.
GRACE. Our stan knows about thi'
Box LAG Star.
ROUTE MAN, industrial laundry
route; 5-day vk. REA COVERALI
LAUNDRY, INC, $3.50 Marlboro
pike. Coral Hills, Nd, 10. $4,000
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BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST
General Office worker, i'm
mediate opening in downtown
builder-rcaltor once: short
hand desirable: l-9trl once.
Salary open. RE. 7-19SS.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

For sportswear dept. in ine specially
store selling nationally advertised
lent opportunity for high earnings
and advancement. Experience SELLING
IN local store preferred. Liberia
discounts on purchases. Excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr.
Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 p ct. NV. 3
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HELP-WoMEk

COLORED CHEF or good cook. fol
to the right man. DE. 2.SI64. s.
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available In o.lr circula-
ton department for persons
with pleasant telephone man
ners. with the conference and
ability necessary to do tele-
phone saleswork, rhe sales
commission Is liberal aid the
hours can be tailored to At
your requirements In many
cases
II interested in steady and
ENJOYABLE WORK contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 204. between
o an. and 8 pm.
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HELp-MEN

TIRE CHANGER. experienced: SAL
AIRY depending on ability: no phone
calls. BEN HUNDLEY. 344a 14th
st. NV.
Tv BENCH MAN, paid vacation; ex-
perieneed man only. CARROLL'S.
719 H St. NV. NE. S-2646. 5
TV SERvICEMEN. car not necessary.
paid vacation, exper. men only.
Hours 0 am: to 9 pm. GLEBE
RADIO a. APPLIANCE CO. Lee
Va. IS
Tv sERvICEMAN, outside; expert
enced and trainees up to 500
week plus bonus. 2713 18th ct. ne.
or AID. 2-SS6S. Iii
Tv SERVICEMEN, full and part
time, exper.; outside: paid vaca-
tons. PENN TV CO., Dos 18th St.
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MANAGER TRAINEE

MANAGER IRAINEE
Large and fast expanding finance
company wishes to employ assist.
ant manager for local ONCE. good
future for aggressive young man;
many company benefits. including
liberal vacation plan. insurance and
retirement plan; car essential: Ap-
ply LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
INC, 1909 Carroll ave. Takoma
PARK. ~. Q-6763. II
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SALESWOMEN

Opportunity for women in 3o-5o age
group to make good steady living
In pleasant outside saleswork. At
tractiye salary and commission: o.
day work week: sales experience
not NECESSARY but helpful. write
number and date available to Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-06

CLERK-sTENO., shorthand and typ
ing essential, some receptionist-
switchboard duties: airline or edi-
tofial experience helpful; salary
open. Call Mr.. McGRATH. DI. e
CLERK. STENoGRAPHER For in
surance department OF large real
estate company; ability to type so
wpm; 5-day. 37h-hour week; good
salary. bonus and vacation plan
apply personnel department. Ca
FRITZ CO.. l424 X ST. NV. RIM.
CoGSTERwoMEN. white. ase 25 to
IS, to work in lunch stand; must
know this type OF work we'll: must
have references. also willing to work
all around in lunch stand. AP
DESTXi; ASSISTANT. sxper. pref.
Coliese Park area. WA. T-i6l6;
after 8 pm. WA. 7-2734. 10
DENTAL ASSISTANT-White: age
:.0-35. Exper. not nee. Will train
in certain laboratory procedures
II interested in permanent position
Reply Box 1850. Star. IS
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, upper
NV. area; experienced preferred
but not necessary. State age, sal
airy expected, references. Box 99.C
star. "a
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Telephone Solicitors

Experienced telephone solicitors
wanted by large concern to work
from your home. Good pay and
commissions. Call AID. 2-9035, ask
for Mr., Leon. %
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HElP-W0AAGN
SECRETARY

company in new once building.
Age. 81 to IS. 5-day week. va
rtety Of duties. Shorthand op-
tional. Many company benefits.
coed future OIL, 4-7228, Ill
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CLERK-TYPIST GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK.
PAID VACATION AND
SICK LEAVE. PLEASE
STATE EXPER. AND
REFER ENCES, BOX
176-C, STAR.
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TYPIST

5-day. 36K.-hr. week: excellent
TON RAND, 1915 L st. NV IS
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Below, No. S3O7--This
charming, simply styled
frock is a delight for
beginner or expert-it's
Sew-eaSy! Sizes IL, IA,
is, IS, 20; 40, AZ. Size
IA, 3h yards of 35-inch
material.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Below, No. SSO5-Well
fitting slip and pantie
combination that goes
together like a charm.
Sizes SO, S8, 40, AZ, "A,
46. 48, so, 50. Size SO,
slip, 512 yards of S5-inch
material; panties, IL
yards.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Below, No. 1924 -
Nicely detailed and a
Joy to wear-feninine
casual style with choice
of sleeves. Sizes So, SO,
40, AZ, "A, 46, As, so, 81.
Size SO, short sleeve,
51a yards of S5-inch ma.
terial.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Below, No. 1888 - A
o 9! closing high
lights a classic that has
short or cap sleeves.
Sizes IA, Is, 10, 20; 40,
AZ, a, 46. Size 16, short
sleeve, AZ yards of S5-
inch material.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01
Gasy-to-Ssw -MOseasior ,I5,ocks

Below, No. 8317 - A
simple, versatile shirt
waist dress created ex-
IpreSsly in half sizes for
the sh orter woman.
sizes 1212, 141a, 161A,
d81s, 2O1A, 221z, 241a:
Size 141a, short sleeve.
as yards of 35-inch ma
terial.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-02-01

Below, No. 1898 -
School or party dress
for the pre-teen age
miss. Add a big collar
in contrast. Sizes 4, 6,
8, 10, IL years. Size 6,
25s yards of 35-inch ma
terial; IA yard for the
collar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Fractures Are
Caused By Falls

Hazardous winter walking result
ed in several persons suffering
fractured bones as a result of falls.
Claude Perry, 100 w. Loop, en-
ployed at Erie Ordnance Depot,
broke his left hip when he fell
while walking near one of the De-
pot building Thursday. He was
brought to Magruder hospital and
later transferred to Riverside Hos
pital in Toledo for treatment by
bone specialists.
Mrs. Elsie Bennett, 214 Elm-st,
fractured her right wrist Thursday
while walking to work at the
Standard Products Co. Mrs. Charles
Letterhaus, Catawba Cliffs, sustain
ed fracture of her right lower
leg when she fell on the snowy
road near her home, also Thursday
James Eaton, Box 95, Gypsum
suffered a fracture of his left
ankle in a fall at the Celotex Cor
poration.
Mrs. James Adams, 27, Box 1919
suffered a fractured right wrist il
fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

asked of the librarians every year,
and in 1855, $50 questions were
answered in the main library. The
total attendance for the 18 story
hours held for boys and girls was
494 children.
During the past year, number
of projects were begun which will
be continued in 1856. All the books
in the library are being checked to
make certain they are cataloged
correctly, and whenever necessary,
they are being mended and re-
Stenciled, and new cards and
pockets are being typed for them.
Many pictures for the picture file
are being mounted so they can
more easily be used by teachers
and other adults for displays. Also,
many new pamphlets are being add
ed to the pamphlet file and old
ones discarded.
A new top and base for the Ju-
venile card catalog file were pur-
chased for the library during the
past year, making it possible to
separate the juvenile index file
from the adult file.
Miss Jeanne Gilmore is librarian
of the main library, with Mrs
Alma Stull serving as assistant
Miss Nina Soennichsen is the Ii
brarian at the high school branch.
Pat Chaffin and Judy Vogt serve
as pages.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Privileged were Mrs. Emma
Windnagel, Mrs. Kenneth Wendt,
Mrs. Donald Wendt, Mrs. Wilbur
Hamann, Mrs. Edward Hanney,
Mrs. Anna Bodi of Oak Harbor;
Mrs. Edward FosS of Graytown;
Mrs. Edward Sawyer from Genoa;
Mrs. Frederick Williams and Mrs.
Kenneth Ellithorpe of Port Clinton
and Mrs. Clarence Krynock from
Lakeside.
Coming from Toledo was Mrs.
James Melcher while others pres
ent who were from Gypsum and
vicinity were: Mrs. William Latti-
more, Mrs. Willard Hamann, Chuck
and Shirley's mothers; also Mrs.
Carl Fastzski, Mrs. Ford Simon,
Mrs. Wesley Druyor, Mrs. Richard
baltimore and daughter Linda,
Miss Bernice baltimore, Mrs. John
C. Jensen, Mrs. Phillip McGee.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend were: Mrs. Warren Rose, Mrs.
Lawrence F'itzthum, Mrs. Wilton
Ohm, Mrs. Mabel Mackey, and
Mrs. Harold Van Etten. Mrs. Ohm
is from Oak Harbor and Mrs. Van
Etten from Genoa.
Bob Winke spent the week end
here with his wife Judy, and their
parents and returned Sunday to
Ft. Monmouth, N. ]. where he IS
taking a course in electronlcs.
Bob is employed at Erie Ordnanc
and expects to complete his course
in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Sweeney
and son George were week end
guests of her father, ]. H. Gulau.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel and
Georgia were week end guests OF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
LIBRARY CIRCULATION SHOWS BIG
INCREASE OF 26,S4O FOR 1855

Beginning another year of its ac-
tivities, the Port Clinton Public
Library has announced record cir
culation figures for the past year.
The total adult and juvenile cir
culation for the main and the nigh
school branch Libraries was 1920,
an increase of 26,840 books over
last year. Some of this increase
was due to the increased service
being given to the schools in this
part of the county. A total OF
53,311 books were issued from the
main library during the year, and
1858 books were taken from the
branch. 1922 books were circu-
lated from the schools collection
during 1855, with approximately
40 boxes of books being sent out
every six weeks.
The library was open 253 days
during the year, and the average
total circulation per day was 353
books.
During the past year, the library
re-registered almost all its patrons,
and the library registration as of
January 1, 1856 was 1897, with 263
new adult patrons added and 301
new juvenile patrons.
The library has a total of 2,139
bokS available to the public and to
the students in the main and
branch Libraries. A total of 1885
books were added during the year
as well as many pamphlets and
pictures.
The record collection, donated
by Mothers Round-table, was be
gun during 1855, with a total Of
81 records and albums now avail
able to the public 100 records were
circulated during the year.
Many reference questions are
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johannsen in
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twareky Betty
Joy and Miss Judy Stucky visited
with Bob Twarek at Tiffin one
evening last week, the occasion
being his birthday. Mrs. Twarek
took along cake which Bob and
his friends enJoyeG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Selitsky of
Youngstown visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Clark this past week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rickel and
sons Carl and Erie spent the week
end in Pontiac, Mich. with Mr..
RickePs mother and brother, Mrs.
Olga Rickel and John. The Rickel'S
helped Mrs. Rickel to enjoy her
birthday anniversary.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in Port Clinton Wednesday for
Mrs. Welch, grandmother of Mrs.
Lloyd Zelms. Mrs. Welch will be
remembered as having lived on
the Lockwood Road for a good
many years with her family when
she was then Mrs. Charles Besso.
Mrs. William Rickel taught Mrs.
Margaret McAfee's class at the
local school on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lemon were
in Fremont one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen enter
tanned the grandparents on Friday
evening in honor of their eldest
daughter, Karen Sue who celebrat-
ed her seventh birthday anniver-
sary last week Wednesday.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H
LATER of Port Clinton and Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Jensen as we'll as the
Fred Jensen's two daughters Karen
Sue and Dianne Kay.
Mrs. Jensen baked a four tier
birthday cake and treated her
guests with home made ice cream
for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Salyers
and daughter spent the week end
with relatives near their former
home at Portsmouth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Port Clinton Lumber Go. Reports
Record Year At Annual Meeting

Port Clinton Lumber Co. report
ed that 1855 was the best year in
its history for retail lumber busi-
ness, as stockholders assembled
Jan. IA for their annual meeting.
Changes in the organizational
set up added Ralph Wedekind, gen.
eral manager of the firm, to the
board of directors and also named
him a vice-president. Alexander
Shepard, Lakeside, also was NAM
ed a new director. All former di-
rectors were reelected: Oliver
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Odd Fellows
Install Officers

New officers of Lake Erie En-
campment, No. 223, LO.O.F., we're
installed at meeting in Odd Eel
lows Hall Friday night by District
Deputy Grand Patriarch Carl An
decover and Representative Geo.
Ebright of Fremont.
Installed we're: Chief Patriarch,
George Kobe; High Priest, Rol-
land Barnholt; Senior Warden,
Hans Jeschke; junior warden,
Chester Kurtz; recording scribe,
Bernard Petersen; treasurer, Wer-
ner Jeschke. Appointed officers
were: Guide, Carl Scholtz; first
watch, P. E. Snider; second watch,
Arthur Eurenius; third watch, May
field Green; fourth watch, ]. E.
Tip" Hineline; inside sentinel,
James Snider; outside sentinel,
Frank Eaton; first guard of tent,
James Ellenberger; second guard
of tent, Morris Johnson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
BeltZ Chairman
ME. Scout Troop

George Beltz was named chair
man of the troop committee of
Methodist Boy Scout Troop No. $50,
succeeding Ernest Spring, at a re-
cent troop committee meeting in
the Spring home when plans for
future Scout activities were draft
ed.
Other members present were sec
retary Walter Meier, treasurer
Norman Willbond, the Rev. Paul
Reese, George Garst, Wasson Smith,
scoutmaster Sam Campbell and as
sistant Scoutmaster John Belser.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Spring to conclude the evening.
Next meeting is Feb. 6 at $3.50 at
the Youth Building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
VFW Members Go
To Fremont Rites

Memorial services honoring for
mer President Rutherford B. Hayes
will be sponsored by Fremont Post
2947 VIEW. on Jan. % at 2 PM.
Spiegel Grove, Fremont. Hayes is
buried in the Grove there.
John Eyre, Dept. Chief of Staff
VF.W., will represent Dept. Com
mander Curtis M. Jewell at the
services.
Those from Ottawa County who
will participate: Virgil Gordon,
Commander Dist. 9, with the Dist.
colors-Steve Millie, Dist. Chap
lain-Oak Harbor Post colors =
Marblehead Post colors - Firing
Squads from the Port Clinton and
Marblehead Posts.
TRY Our Classified Ad Section
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Cars Damaged
In Rt. 2 Crash

Cars driven by George Arebaugh,
Route l, Oak Harbor, formerly OF
Port Clinton, and Donald Russo,
EOD soldier, were damaged in an
accident at 6:15 pm. Thursday on
Route 2 w. Deputy sheriff Myron
Hetrick's report said the car driven
by Russo, owned by Harry Nissen,
made left hand turn in front of
the west bound Arebaugh car. Side
of the car Russo drove was dam
aged while the front end of the
Arebaugh car was damaged to an
extent that the car had to be tow
ed away.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Puts more EbU,HT WzH7p it L6unkS/

efficient 8.9 to compression ratio to squeeze the
last of go out of every drop of gas with
high torqus for sizzling take-off ;. with blazing
227 horsepower!
A Transmission engineering masterpiece
specifically designed to utilize the full thrust of that
great engine with gears for instant response and
crisp, positive acceleration =. and an amazing
iquid-lnk coupling for silky-smooth flow of power
to the rear wheels .ee
Test drive this fabulous 56 Pontiac tomorrow
we promise you, you're in for thrill!
And another thrill is lOaiting for you luaen you hear
the price! See your Pontiac dealer soon and get
ready for tOo wonderful discoveries! *n rucos. option
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

True, Arthur Libben3 William Laus-
ten, Grace Shepard, and Adelaide
Brokate.
Directors elected Mr.. True presi-
dent, Mr.. Libben and Mr.. Wede-
kind vice-presidents, with David
Lynch as new secretary. Mr.. Wede-
kind continues as treasurer.
Dividends were paid. AT the holi-
day season the firm gave substan-
tial profit-shari11g checks to en-
ployees.