Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

teaching duties in Midland, Mich.
Wednesday after having spent the
Easter holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams.
Hard time Dance at fhe Oak
Harbor Armory, April 14fh. Round
and square dancing, 9 till !.
Sponsored by Oak Harbor VIEW
Post, No. s732. Music by Buckeye
Valley Five. S-2f
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chapman of
Cleveland spent the weekend in
Port Clinton with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Esbanshade.
Your old rug look drab? Let
Mulligan's install bright new
carpet. Stop in and look over our
samples. You'll like our furniture,
too. Mulligan's, Oak Harbor. 9-tf
Mrs. William S. Brown, Marc
and Karen, returned Sunday from
weeks Easter vacation visit in
Hamilton with her parents. Mr..
Brown drove down for them Fri
day and spent the weekend.
Spring Spree, sponsored by
The OH. Junior Women's Club.
April Il, at the OH. Armory, Al
Pierce's orchestra. Proceeds TO
Magruder Hospital. For reserva-
vations call OH. 4234. or 6205.
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= s,tCN Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan L.
N1% ~ Heiks dorothy HorsD
w. of Benton ST., Oak Har-
Dor, are parents of a son, seven
lbs, nine and half ozs., born at
Magruder hospital Tuesday, April
3rd.
Interesting in carpeting? See
Lorna for an estimate on having
one of our brand new patterns in
stalled in your home. Mulligan'ss
Oak Harbor. 9-tf
A car belonging to Mrs. Helen
Epke, Rt. 2, and Beatrice Foods
Co. truck, driven by Richard Chas.
Rohrback of Tiffin, figured in
minor accident Friday at 1890 in
the 200 block on Madison st, po-
lice reported.
Hard time Dance at the Oak
Harbor Armory, April 14fh. Round
and square dancing, 9 till !.
Sponsored by Oak Harbor VIEW
Post, No. 1892. Music by Buckeye
Valley Five. 8-2t
IN PLAY CAST
Carol Amato will replace Susie
Valance in the part of Sarah Lor-
riSon in the junior class play, "The
People VS. Maxine Love-" to be
given April 1917. Susie relinquish-
ed the role for lack of time. Tickets
may be purchased from any mem
ber of the junior class.
Al Painting and Decorating,
Interior and Exterior. Also repair
work of all kinds. Guaranteed to
your satisfaction. Phone 1884 for
estimates. o-3t
SCHOOL SEc'Y LEAVES
Sharon Brown, secretary for high
school principal B. H. Corthell for
two years, has resigned to become
a bookkeeper at the Gordon Cooper
Buick Co. Six high school girls,
Susie Valance, Ann Greear, Joan
Flick, Grace Hawker, jeanne Kraw-
szyk and Dorothy Rofkar, will take
over her work for the remainder of
the semester.
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RUmmage sale, Fri. and SAT-,
Apr. 13 and l4th, City Hall Base
ment 3 a.m., sponsored by Altar
and Rosary Society. 9-2f
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EXPIRED LICENSES
Three motorists paid fines of $5
and costs of $500 in Municipal
Court Monday after being cited by
police Sunday for driving on 1855
license tags. They were Jose Villa
Ion, Joy Kagamaster, and Peter
Cielickio of SanduSky. A fourth
was also cited for a hearing We'd
neSday.
Rummage sale, Fri. and SAY.
Apr. l3 and l4th, City Hall Base
ment 9 am, sponsored by Altar
and Rosary Society. 9-2t
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FIREMEN'S SMOKER
Catawba firemen are readying
plans for their annual smoker at
Catawba Community Hall, and the
event is set for Wednesday, April
25.
Carpetingl See US before you
buy. MUlligan's, Oak Harbor 9-ff
COMPLETES COURSE
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St., Port Clinton, has completed a
Course in Practical and Theoretical
Radio and Television and has been
awarded a Diploma by the National
| Radio Institute of WASHINGTON.