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HELP-WokAEN

s Tss SATIoNAE LINZ liz - AsssocfA-
TON. Q small trade association;
has an opening for . congenial
girl who would like variety In
stenosraphic job. No experience
necessary. Permanent position:
Good starting pbnG. sa IA s asa 0'9 ior
s Senehst; pnOhe ME- @12
sTENOGRAPHER. some knowledge
OF shorthand. good typist; good
telephone voice and general once
exper. required; large national 1000
corp, manufacturer Of many ma
tionally advertised products; many
company benefits, paid vacation,
pleasant working combs: 3nt3tnd'
pected, to STANDARD BRANDS
TIaaSSSoSRsA IRA II; si va
ried and permanent work with
trade association. knowledge o.
shorthand and typing REQUIRED;
machines; air-cond. of1ces; 5-day
week; sick leave; annual leave:
hosp. and retirement plan: salary
commensurate with ability and
exp: excel. Advancement oppor-
tunities. Call RE. 1883. 10
STEN0GRAPHER, Tor contractor
once; accurate, fast typing re-
quired, some bookkeeping ana pay
roll work: location. Bethesda, MO
salary, $40 per wk. In applica-
ton, state marital status. age,
education and employment for last
. yrs. Ans. by letter, Box 426-R'
sTENoGRAPHER, mechanical con-
tractors once. permanent; S75
for 5-day week; mod. atr-cond.
building. Immed. opening. Can pl.
STENOGRAPHER, white. preferably
age 80 to 40; railroad association;
accurate tipping and shorthand es-
sential: 5-day. 40-hr. week; salary
S34O. MA. $4,000. Ext. 297, for
appointment. IL
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ORIGINAL WALL DEc0RAxy0Ns
for nurseries and rec. rooms
Meth Neither 9ooss % S1wSSSysl and t.ir;
tales. DaVy Crockett; any theme
desired. any size or color. UNIQUE
Gift for Q child. IA. 4-O277;,
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SECY.-STENO.

Interesting Job for right girl under
35; varied general office duties. in
nice, medium-sized downtown of1ce.
Hrs. $3.50. 5 days; starting sal
airy, $500. For appointment tele-
phone ME. S-2443 -l2
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ROOFING WORK OF ALL TYPES;
gutter and downspout work: root
" SAMUEL C, Hoyp, INC.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

One-girl office: 3 to 5, 5-day week:
shorthand and tipping necessary; mo-
tion picture organization. Call Elk.
3-1S00. Ill
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Tv SETS, $40 UP
Cabinets and other parts to build
your own: TV antennas, 99c up
Open Sun, 9 to pm. 1914 9TH
81 n vi An C-63Eo II
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SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER -
Permanent position with established
concern, Penna. bldg, excel. work.
ing cond, multiple benefits, good
shorthand, pleasant phone voice and
.well-groomed appear; required
MINI MINING g. MFG. CO. Ma
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TYpIS'

White. 1s-4O, no ONCE exper. nee,
accuracy more important than speed
naid vacation, sick leave. hospitali-
cation, life insurance. Apply In PEI
son to Mrs. Lewis; 9.l2 Am: MhN y
HAITIAN CO.. 1928 Florida ave n"
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For real estate and construction
sge 2l-30; conditioned office;
good salary and vacation. Call Sat.
or Sun, VIII. 6-64S5, or OIL. 6-46S0.
GREENWOOD KNOLLS REALTY.
1924 Georgia ave. Wheaton. Nd.
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LADIES AIDES COAT. Cloth and fur; cost
cond.: size SO. HO. 2-7596. Ill
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AIR CONDTTIONER
SPECIAL PURCHASE
New 1855 and SO u and l ton
air conditioners; de luxe, hush
mounted window units with ther;
neat. No reasonable offer refused
STANDARD APPLIANCES o,
1 9th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90S2
Omen Ewes TIL
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To general manager. Immediate
opening, must be capable and eff.
cient, all phases stenographic work
8 days; for appt. call MR.. GLASS
HI1 3-TTn0 IN
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misunderstanding

Must be experienced on awning
and canvas goods; steady work,
good pay and working conditions.
Apply in person. 2304 R. l. ave, ne.
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ROOF INSTALLED, guaranteed UP to
IL years on workmanship. and ma
terial. Phone for free estimate.
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
BladenSburg Rd. Ii. 1880
Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-1122
Arlington ia. $4,000
Silver Spring JU. 9-9010
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REFRIGERATOR cLosE-ouT
Must move entire stock of new
GE. Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator
Norge and Philco refrigerators;. nc
reasonable offer refused; all refgrs
new and fully guaranteed.
10th and II SITS. NE. II. 3-90S2
Open Ewes. Till 9
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MATTRESSES

White, under 80: excellent incom'
for capable persons. Meals and uni
forms furnished. Apply in person
Hogate's Seafood Rest.
9th and Maine Ave. S.W. .,
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STENO. OR JR. SECY.
35 hrs; permanent: national Luther
an organization. DE. 2-1916. Ext; 20
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PIANO PLAYER, white, young, play
the hours Of 8 pm. and 80, 6
nights week: Ss5. Apply at
JOHNNY'S, Sth and E SITS. sc:
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AIR COMPRESSORS
New and rebuilt Schramm portable
and stationary air compressorS and
tools, direct from authorized factory
distributors. Sales and rentals from
immediate stock. KRAUZER EQUIP
MENT CO.. INC. 425 8. 18th ST.
Arl.. OF. 10000. liz
AIR CONDITIONER. Servel 1865
model; perfect condition; $500.
Call RA 6-9023. III
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Stradivari. de luxe,
100 bass, z switches: like new
Incls. carrying case, music stand
ACCORDION. Originally 5000. Sac
rifice $500. so. $4,000 after
9 pm.
ADDING MACHINES. used desk
model; s36. CENTRAL. 2ols 18th
Rand lO-key small size: 81 week.
CENTRAL. 20l9 14th st. NV. HU
3-5l2l. Id
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RECEPTIoNIST-TYPIsT. for build
er's ONCE: must be alert, and quick
to learn diversified duties; good SAL
airy: 5h-day week. Ma. S-025I:
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NURSE

nAiiAbs DO6 oa-ENs 6haA- -
PIX OPERATOR with some knowl-
edge OF tipping. Apply in person.
y THE DODGE HOTEL. 10
PIX OPERATOR
2-Position Board
Hotel 2400
Alternating weeks. Good salary
and meals. pleasant working con,
9 am. and pm, HOTEL 24OO,
2400 18th sc. NV. III
PIANO Player, white. young, play
every "a hour to the hour. Between
the hours of 8 pm. and 80, 3
nights a week; SS5. Apply at
JOHNNY'S, sth and E SITS. sc;
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT for build
er's ONCE: must be alert, and quick
to learn diversified duties; good SAL
ary: 5ba-day week. Ma. S-02oI;
RECEPTIONIST, attractive and in
telligent. Ability to handle tlne
BAZAAR. 6O5 14th st. NV. 10
RECEPTIONIST, white. age 25-4O;
hours, / to 6 pm, 5 days; must
live upper Northwest. Wo. 6-6Q35.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, good
typ;st, shorthand helpful but not
required; pleasing personality and
telephone voice essential; court
house area. Arlington. ia. 4-ll55.
RESIDENT MANAGER for modern
apt. bldg: quarters and salary. See
Mr.. Crane, ]. A. McKEEVER co ;
INC, 1882 K ST. NV. ST. 3-SSuo.
-13
RESIDENT MANAGER (assistantl,
for large garden-type DEVELOPMENT,
must have good appearance, pleas
ant personality, between 80 and 40.
No children and nondrinker; ONCE
work. but combining hours; salary
plus 1-bedrm. apt. Reply by letter;
stating qualifications, m a
status and salary expected. Box
sALESGiRL. white. for part-time
work in downtown drugstore; ewes.
and Sun. Apply WHELAN DRUG
STORE, 14ol H st. NV. RE. z
sALESs;woMAN. 2o-4o, to sell ladies'
hose and handbags; permanent po-
and cashier. Apply HOLIDAY SHOE
sEEI4MsTREss. white, experienced;
to work IN dry cleaning store. Call
s fA fully experienced on
custom-made slipcoyers. Call RA.
s sI1asG e TU S White: alterations
cieanina shon, JU. 5-020I 10
sEAMSTRESSES, must be. expert
enced, slipcoVers and upholstery,
Apply Gil F st. NV. IL
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PIX OPERATOR
2-PoSition Board
Hotel 2400

Alternating weeks. Good salarS
and meals. pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply in person. between
9 am. and o pm, HOTEL 24OO
2400 18th sc. NV Ill
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TAX ACCOUNTANTS, full time.
Apply Room 203, 400 9TH st. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

M.B.M. HOME TELEVIsIoN
Service, q days . week. IA. 2-623s,
XII. e-6297. -l5
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Neutrality-suspicious.
Air Conditioners-And
All Other Appliances
Gigantic Warehouse Sale

! 200 pieces must be sold at once
Save up to 1870. Why buy at Jus
discount price when. We sell Z
the general public at WHOLESALE
prices or below?
CASH OR EASY TERMS j..
| We guarantee to beat any appli
ance price during this sale. Herr
are a few examples:
new, 1856. 21,in
Tv~RcA 3i-in. consolette, new
Tv-Motorola. 21-in.:: late model
ITv-Emerson. 17-in. console. la tt
Tv@Admiral, blond, away comb
TWAIN and FIN radio, .3-speed rec:
u, o Ed,J player; late model .,,o w W
wAsHER-Thor Automasic, lat,
wAsHER-Easy spindrier. de luxe
late model S5l
DRIER - Westinghouse. SO model
used SOS
REFRiGERAToR-Norge. SO. TO-
auto, defroster. REG. $500. Sale
S15f
AIR coND.-'56, new "a. lusf
mount. super de luxe model. REG
$500. Sale SIS
DEHUMIDIFIER-' takes care
10000 Gu. it. REG. S149. Sale
SS9
VACUUM CLEANER-Jett-e9. New
IS. all attach. and sep. full-size
floor polisher. Sl59 value. Both,
$69
Hundreds of more TERRIFIC
BARGAINS not listed. Call at once
JU. 9-7001
Hours Weekdays, 90
Sat. 90: Sun. 1874
Tri-State Appliances
Wholesalers
S433 Georgia Ave. Silver Sprins
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go

RECEPTIONIST, white. age 25-40;
hours, / to pm, days; must
live upper Northwest. WO. 6-6Q35.
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KITTENS, part Persian; 8 weeks
blue-gray; very reasonable. Call
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DISHES - Bavarian. Straffshire
glass plates, also knicknacks. AD
DRAPERIEs, custom made. fully
lined, leaf pattern: l pair 155 in
wide. "a in. long: / pair 6S in,
wide, "a in. long; perfect condition
tssysTse rodsl: WI. S-5ssi. II
excel; cend.: loft. vide BY SIT
DUPLICAToRS. all makes and types.
new and used. from S1S.95 up.
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
Co. l43l East Capitol St. Ii
ELEC.. TRAINS, q. passenger,
freight; l transformer; lots OF
track: 500 OIL. 4-3734, Ill
FENCES. chain link. 99c #. in.
stalled. Terms. JE. 3-97S1. UN.- A.
777S, Manassas 410-J-2. -12
FENCE. CHAIN LINK-S1 .05 per IT,.
all posts in concrete; also economy
fence; Terms, YIN; 4-s4o6;; la.
hishest quality: BethaniZed: immed
F IPSsal!s'! sPEci IA. s.7sa Chain Ink
a Tsrms, VII ss. y Sc IT, in MiS
FIREPLACE EQUIP.. gas or elec
logs. screens. andirons, etc. ACME
FIIUtoREEscENT LIGHT, FIXTURES,
complete, guar. $3.50 per tube. ZIG
N Lee. Alex. OV. 3-4222,
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IRONER, GLADIRON; barrel chair,
green: fur Jacket, miscellaneous
articles: good cond. JU. 7-9201.
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registered, 10 wkS. old. excellent
hunting stock. Call BR. SSH.
BOXERS. males, 4 females; Axe
reg; fawn. Call OIL. 6-5S42. Ill
GERMAN SHEP. PUPS. Axe; blk.
vile SlI I'd I'd soyd. M hti Mii
SIAMESE KITTENS, Seal Point;
reg, shots; $25. Phone JE. 2-5190.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

Hazel Karshner. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swartz.
Feb. 13: Sally Ann SNYDER, Ruth
Winnie, Daisy Cover, Mrs. Cert
rude Myers, Mrs. E. D. Mizener,
Robert Elliott, Beverly Mackey,
Thomas A. Ceccolli, Lilly Madison,
Ada Fields, Dianna Louise Perry,
Charles Martin. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ohm.
Feb. IA: Barbara Ann Debien,
Milan Flick, Walter Jablonski, Mrs.
Stacy Fizer, Carl LaValle, Jerry
Myers, Karen Sue Edwards Nelson,
Marcia Ann Bahnsen, Clayton
Border. Anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Mayhem, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Podgurski, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Sessler, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Lochotzki.
Feb. Is: Leona Jensen, Mrs. Har-
ry Heineman, Mrs. Laura Angle,
Betty P. Moore, Martha Finefrock
Cipiti, Norm Willbond, Lance Zim-
norman, Harriet Carstens, Mrs.
Charles Woodman, Fred Duggan.
Anniversaries of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward LaNier, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Ellithorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. john Hal
stead, Mr.. and Mrs. Urban LOchOt-
Xxi, Mr.. and Mrs. William Younker,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hermes.
Feb. Is: Harland Gonya, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Stephenson, Robert
Rhodes, Richard Brand, Kenneth E.
Van Slette, Paul Johannsen, Mrs.
William Eberle, Charles Steffens,
Mrs. William Fillinger, Dorothy
Pulschen. Anniversaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Snider, Mr.. and Mrs
j. T. Kihlken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Brown Swiss breeders of Canton
2 which includes ottawa county
will have a Canton show on April
5 in Fremont. This has been ar
ranged to coincide with the San
dusky county All and FLA judg-
ing training. The Canton officials
have also invited Ottawa county
FLA boys to include this as their
stop for Brown Swiss judging.
A special brochure to commem-
crate 10 years of sponsorship of the
All garden project has been print
ed by Allis-Chalmers, the national
sponsor, 1t tells what garden club
members do and has pictures of the
ten national winners.
Ted Schwartz of the Oak Harbor
National Guard unit reports they
will be receiving trees for the Plant
Ohio Program. Anyone interested
in setting out some of these trees
should contact Ted at the armory.
\
The largest bulk milk holding
tank in Ohio is one of the things
you will see on the dairy tour Feb
ruary IA.
Speaking of bulk tanks - Mar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Feb. 10: Mrs. Clarence Cotner,
Donald Jeschke, Louis Dreier, Phyl-
lis L. Meyer, John H. Banhsen,
John c. Kruger, John Hensler,
Carlton Schwan, Linda Louise Lip
da Louise Liptok.
Feb. IL: Donald Nobis, Allen
Ropers, Mrs. Kenneth Owen, Mrs.
Veronica Southwood, Robert Lem
on, Mrs. Robert Underwood, Mrs.
Edwin A. Norris, Walter Krupp,
Clarence Stephens. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Owen.
Feb. IL: Mrs. A. S. Pitman, Ros-
coe Wilber, Frederick Dewitt, Mel
vim Ballard, Donna Jean Brand,
Sonny Bahs, Vernia A. Zura, G. V.
Knepper, David Nissen, Ronnie
Hamman, Mrs. Franklin Rofkar, Ell
len Rischel, Dick Alexander, Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Good Samaritans

Mrs. Richard Brown of Sixth st.
wishes she knew the names of two
very kind men who came to her
assistance last Thursday at time
when it was really appreciated. She
fell, injuring her back, and as she
lay helpless on the street, the two
men who were in truck stopped
to help her. They assisted her home
and were really Good Samaritans.
In the pain of the injury, she
didn't find out who they were -
and she's hoping they see this SO
they'll know how grateful she is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

MUCH of the revived activity
in Allen County is attributed
to the work of Mrs. William F.
Struna, president of the Wo-
mems Democratic Club there. :.
REPUBLICAN, I e a d ers in
Ohio's Ninth District tToIedo)
are confident they will upset
Congressman Lud Ashley next
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

BILL THOM, former five-term
congressman from Canton, has
attracted statewide attention by
filing as a presidential delegate
y. he says he'll be pledged to
any Democrat-except Lausche.
THE o'Neill for governor
campaign officially gets under
way on Billy's 40th birthday,
Feb. IA, in his home town of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Al Club Organizes
File Tax Early,
Revenue Man Urqes

Early filing of your 1855 income
tax returns will be a big help to
Uncle Sam and will put behind
you a detail that becomes a bigger
headache the longer you put it off.
That's the word from G. C. Hooks,
District Director of Internal Rev
enue.
Payments should be made to the
order of the Internal Revenue Serv-
ice, Toledo, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Rural Wornen's News
Al Conference

Al Conference -
Mrs. Robert Ahrens, Max Knep-
per, Port Clinton; Mrs. Walter
Brugger and Marilyn Bloom, Oak
Harbor recently attended 3 day
All Advisors Conference at Pota-
watomi Inn near Angola, Indiana.
Help was given to all those attend
ing on Demonstrations, Recreation,
Community Projects, Parent Inter
est, Yearly Programs, State Activi-
ties, Honor Club Score Sheets,
Safety Activities, All Tours and
Urban Members and Clubs.
The Ohio All Foundation and
Sears Roebuck Foundation sponsor
ed the event.
Home Council -
The Home Council will meet on
Tuesday, February IA in the Exten-
sion Office to plan the 1856 : 81
Home Demonstration Program.
Al Club Organizes
The Sunshine Merry Makers All
Club will organize on Thursday,
February 16, Mrs. Willis Rapperlie
and Mrs. Dawayne Brough are the
advisors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

Marietta. COP. bigwigs from
all over the state will partici-
pate in dinner affair. =.
David Malthrop, the Toledoan
who helped sparkplug the cam
paign against the CIO-initiated
referendum on unemployment
compensation, now is active in
Michigan fighting the guaran-
teed annual wage plan. -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Found" Dept

Did you lose a pretty hand-cro-
cheted rose jacket? Or gold
bracelet? Green's Drug Store has
both these items. They were found
in front of the store, and turned
in there awaiting the owner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
A CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER COLUMNIsT

reveals that it was Charles CTme Clock) HubbeI,
series of loud pages for Governor Lausche during the
recent "Saute-to-Ike" dinner. and folks try
ing to figure out whether "Tme Clock did it to en-
barrass the $100-a-pate Republicans whether he
trying to intimate that Lausche is really Repub
can.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
lHlEARINGS

Cheryl and Henry Hernandez
and daughters, former Walnut St.
residents, are living at Apt L,
1885 LaMesa Blvd, LaMesa, Calf,
and we'll bet they'd be happy to
hear from local friends . Feb. 18
is the last day at Glickman's store
for Edna Mackey, who will leave
for California, preceded by a stop
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

fishing will 60 down in history as
the biggest season ever, to date :. :.
One guide alone had taken out 420
sportsmen, up to Feb l :. Bud and
Jane Luebcke are in the process of
redecorating the SaXer home at
Lakeside, into which they'll be
moving soon =. Bud started a new
job as craftsman at the Standard
in January :. And Jane, who Feb.
16 observes her 10th anniversary
as secretary in the Veterans Serv-
ice office, plans to resign April l
Letters to veterans organiza-
tions countrywide asked for sugges-
tions on her successor Esther
Stephenson is on leave of absence
from her telephone office duties,
due to serious illness of her hus-
band Charles who underwent sur
gerry at Magruder last Friday :.
Betcha Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McKil-
lips had a funny feeling in the pit
of their stomachs when they looked
out of their ice fishing shanty near
Kelleys Island recently and found
only hole in the ice where they
had parked their old coupe 1t
had quietly dropped into 10 feet of
water, due to an unnoticed crack
in the eight inch ice, while they
were busily catching perch {.
Friends helpel 'em chop a channel
to retrieve it -.
y
Mix-Up
Everybody who sat scar us at the
recent Mental Health dinner was
commenting about the unusual
beauty of voice displayed by So
loist for the opening number of
the affair. We couldn't see the
singer, but the program listed her
as "Berdena Flickenger," and in a
note here last week we said we'd
like to know something more about
Miss Fleckenger" -.
So what happens? Turns out that
beautiful voice belonged to Port
Clinton's own Jean Blankenship,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Per
ry Blankenship, who graciously
consented to fill in when the sched-
uled vocalist became i'll. It's too
bad she wasn't given proper recog-
milton at the dinner. Jean has a
wonderful voice and we predict she
could really go places if she makes
music her career.
Berdina, we since learn, is the
small daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Flickinger of Catawba. She
sings in Danbury Lutheran church
Children'S Choir.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

ANOTHER MOVEMENT is ON

to reapportion the state legislature. Harry A.
Bachman Cleveland attorney proposes constitutional
amendment by initiative petition to provide for six
bers of the House of Representatives and two senator's
from each of the % congressional districts of the state
the present system grants each county at least
member of the House.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

fall. they've persuaded Harvey
StrsUb to give up his seat on
common pleas bench.
DEATH of A. v. Bauman,
veteran Sandusky County jurist,
was mourned by friends all over
Ohio. he had been on the COM
mon pleas bench for quarter of
a century. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Our Gen

Our Gen
She was everybody's friend and
everybody loved her, and Magruder
hospital and the community is still
saddened by her loss =.
Genevera Goodeman was a nurse,
first of all. Her devotion and skill
in her job as Magruder's medical
records librarian and emergency
room supervisor brought respect
and admiration. But, equally impor-
tant with proficiency, was Gems
kindness and understanding that
brought love.
She had a way of soothing a
frightened injured younster, of
calming frantic injured adult,
that softened the shock of pain and
fear when accidents sent visitors to
the emergency room. She had a
way of making life seem good
again when mishaps had suddenly
darkened the sky.
She had integrity, in every sense
of the word. Genevera Goodeman
was credit to the honored profess
sion of nursing. Her memory will
always remain dear in the hearts
of us who loved her. To her father,
Edward Goodeman, who had a sad
81st birthday Tuesday, and to the
sisters and brothers and nieces and
nephews she loved so deeply, we
can only say that everybody who
ever knew Gen shares in their
grief.
Finale
Mary Ellen Ovens second grad
ers, who put on that super circus,
made a grand finale of the project
by coming to The News office last
Thursday and watching the papers
with story about it come off the
press.
And for second graders, those
youngsters came UP with some of
the most intelligent questions we've
ever encountered in a Small fry
group of visitorsA Some of 'em
stumped us, and we had to call on
Fritz Harnisch and Ed Rockwell of
the back room gang for the ans
wers. Come back again, kids, it
was fun having you!
SCATTER PINS
There'll be a double birthday
celebration in the Cliff Stephenson
household Feb. Is - both Mr.. and
Mrs. have anniversaries on that
day The Harm Reeds and the
Harold Braves, just back from a
grand two weeks stay with Phyllis
and Glen Mackey in California,
certainly packed in lot during
that time They saw scores of
former Peers, and stopped at
UCLA Medical Center hospital to
visit Mrs. Carl Yeisley, who is do
ing well now The George
Monaks Morma Balduf) have
named that cutie pie daughter
Cheryl Roxanne Put-in-Bay's
business rush as a result of ice