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HOUSES FURNISHED

FALLS CHURCH. VA.-S150 per
bedrooms, combination living and
dining room, wall-to-wall carpeting,
den; Complete kitchen, / n baths.
TV., and outdoor barbecue. Lovely
gardens. ia. 7-6700, JE. 2-65OO.
CHARMING 3-bedrm. house. exuuis-
lite garden; excel. NV. loo; 1925
mo: avail. immed EN-. 2-3445.
s. Arb -bedrm. brk. semidet.: nice
neighborhood. COW. everything: )
min. Pent.: S110 mo. KE. s-7179.
DIPLOMAT. charming for entertain
ing--3 Ice. bedrms., 3 baths, IL
brary, lge, din. and screened pch.,
maids suite, rec. rm. and terrace
EN-. 2-S92O.
ANNAPOLIS AREA, Bay Ridge-De-
hghtful bungalow: large living room
with open fireplace, 2 bedrooms.
tile bath. electric kitchen, screened
porch and oil furnace; SS5 L. W
DUNN, Owner, WA. 7-004s; eve
nings, Wa 7-1132.
BETHESDA, 1904 Westfieid drive,
landon Village (at Wilson lanel--
Detached rambler: living room, din
ing room, modern kitchen. bed
rooms. bath, recreation room; beau
NAaLAAG AAA AAAeAANAs TAhWs AdH Ut
speeted l.. r. BREUNINGER 4;
SONS, INC. Ma. 5000.
Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-Brick; 2
bedrms.; ser. porch; rec. rm.: gas:
settled couple; no pets. mr.. every
thing: Sll750. 10. 3-6Ss9.
Sill. SPG.. Viers Mil Village-Cozy
bungalow; 2 bedrms.; mod. kit. (:
din. rm, rec. rm.; gas h.-w h: Ice.
I'd; S125, option to buy. OWNER
RA. G-632i.
ARLINGTON, near Pentagon and
ouses-2- bedroom brick. with base
menti attractiYely furnished, eX-
ceilent condition; Oakrldge and
Wakefield School area. years lease
Sl25: F. ]. MCFARLAND, IA.
COMPLETELY furn. new home; o
bedrm. brk.,. y baths; garb disp
&c nm. PARNELL REALTY Co.
MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA--Det brick
home. 4 rms ga baths including
family rm. and bedrm or den and
bath on 81 II. Not large rooms but
an excellent family home fenced
back yard. good schools and swim
ming club membership avail. 500
per mo. on years lease. +. QUINCY
7-9055; ewes, oil 2-gi74,
TO RENT for g months silver
Spring, 3 bedrms.: fully furnished.
Close 10 everything. si65. ~
663s BLAIR RD.--Furn. or unfurn
semidet. brick home . bedrTnS.
liv. rm., din rm. comb. nice kit.
rec. rm. IN bsmt; small fenced back
sto.ea r,,tit, a,,,.ss,i, H fs.,,...
diste possession si10 per mo. Cal
To 2-li0b.
BETHESDA AREA, modern 2.bedrn
rambler IN excellent condition, with
breezeWay 70 carport. enclosed with
lalousies. Basement consists OF fin-
i6hed recreation rm. and additional
nm. that could be used as bedrm
Also bath and laundry nm. House
situated on beautiful handicapped
Ssyl per month. eau FRED A
SMITH CO.. Elk. 3-2tb0
FURNISHED 2-bedrm. corner house
In virginia gas heat. 3 minute,
from Pentagon. For appointment
cali Dupont 7.2O32. -
ARLINGTON - bedrooms, yard
fenced. trees, porches, ffepi mr.
Pentagnn IA 2-Od52.
GEORGETOWN - Charming house
well EQUIP, hedrmE upStalr sit
tins rm. cleo dishwasher and dis.
pGsal yrs lease S25n az
gr0ups AD 4.i61s weekdays
after 4
NEAR PENTAGON
Attractive broom house fenced.
, IN rear fafc convenient 70 schools.
I transportation aud large shopping
center 3 minutes from pentaEan
E $40 FlRfch az AL va
WASHBURN g. MAIZE
925 New York Ave. NV.
ST. 3-23l5
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GEORGEToWN - Charming house.
well equip, 2 bedrmE upstalr sit
tins rm cleo dlShwasher and dis
pGsal Z yrs lease $500, no
gfoups Ap 4.i6fs vsekdays
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

n. ARL.--Availahle nov, modern q
bedrm. apt. walking distance 10
bus, Parkington shop center, Cath
ole and elem schools. so. 80 per
mo. ia 2-s362
RM., dining rm.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath; pvt entr.; SS5, utils
Incl kE s-5573. 5726 N 25th I'd,
s.. ARL.. mr., Pent.; e-hedrm. Colonial
duplex. lit RIM, din rrn. scr pen /.
bsmt. Snb. OF. A-sGls.
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house; SIS. N. SEGAL, 1894 14th
st. NV, AID. 4-0123. ia. 9-6249
COLORED---EASY WALK. DIST. TO
Union Station, express office and
GPO-2 bedrms.,- gas heat, excel
bath Qst H.. sos mo. 236 Parker
So. ne. Ibet. and x, End and Bird
Fri and Sat.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--VA.

ARL. - -hedrm. apt. incl utils. I;
auto. laundry and storage Days,
EN-. BOOTS. ewes. EN- 3-92OS.
2Oll s. 9th, ARL.-Very lge. one
oedrm. apt, mr.. good shopping and
MARKING, Pentagon and NAVY Annex.
$3.50 DI d.174O; ewes, OIL
ARLINGTON, near ~ Myer---i bed :
rfn. gpi End ~ SIS mo, q. =.
LANIER IA 1894
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SHEPHERD PARK NV.

bet. center nall Ire lr. IN ~
fftpl spacious cil m pEaf ~
lgU tfkfNt ~ k.t WfKafh diFp
: osdfrg 3 satrt ~ mn ri fa
ffrr M tn tswf trfaenna erfen
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN co.
CO. s-sB8s. . M
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ROBERT E IOHR

HE. $4,000 Till 9 PM. RA. $4,000
Our Both Yr Of Dependable Service
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
GI APPROVED-$975 DIN.
18th AND UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
DETACHED BRICK-RECR. RM
This modern attractive detached
Colonial brick, Gid under $4,000.
3 large bedrms, front screened
porch; powder rm. on LIST A.: pine
paneled rec. rm., oil heat
ALLAN LANG REALTY CO. INC
RIA. 3-5711 DI. 7-9686
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ARLINGTON, $40 South Highland,
u block of Columbia pike-Walk
to school, stores. transp. 6-rm.
semi. with rec. rm.; S95 mo. KE.
S-51SS.
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Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-Brick; 2
bedrms.; scr. porch; rec. rm.: gas:
settled couple. no pets, mr. every
thing. Si17,50. 10, 3-6S90
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2 Ma. Ave SAAiIoEs MA. s.sogO
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3414 LOWELL SIT
4930 SHERRIER PL.
OPEN SUNDAY Q To a

In the heart OF the close in
Potomac Palisades. You will find
you are near everything in this
detached 3-bedroom brick home with
an extra lot preserving your pri-
vacy. Living room, dining room,
recreation room, garage and clean
gas heat CT approved. Drive west
on Macarthur blv. to Nebraska ave.
left to Sherreir pl., right to open
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MARSTELLER-M cCABE
'. =. = Z - = = - I'M. 80
ABOVE WALTER REED
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

If you can pay good monthly
notes, detached 4-bedrm., 2-story
he a 9th bedrm). Fenced private
yard and garden. Garage Full
basemt. Modern throughout. GOOD
BUYS ARE NOT FOUND, THEY
ARE RECOGNIzEDi Call at once to
gualify. JOSEPH -KINSKY. Realtors.
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
$1,000 CASH!

WILL buy this new 3-bed-
room, brick Colonial home
with full basement, modern
kitchen, fully equipped lin
Guiding wall oven). Walk to
Takoma business section. pub
lie schools and recreation
center. Assume $1,000 FIRST
trust, owner will take bal
ance on terms. Shown by
appointment. Call HE. A.
1000 nov for details.
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PALISADES AREA-Older house for
2 people who want to share a
charming and unusual home. list
n. has liv. rm,, din. rm., kit 9
bedrms. and tiled bath: . rms or
studio rm. upstairs: paneled recr
rm. in bsmt.. secluded terrace and
berry and barbecue firepl. Price
$4,000. DOROTHY G. WOOD
exclusive agent DE o.Tl1E
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BETHESDA

"a. 7-I2O3
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New $40 001 Rambler
NIH-NAVAL MEDICAL
4406 Jones Bridge Rd.

8 rooms. full basement, ia baths;
available Oct. Is; S142.bO: 2-year
lease. Gaithersburg 6l9.
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COLDRED--321 YOU ST. N.W.-9
rms, 2 baths: 500. HARRISON &
ADAMS, 932 x st: NV. Ma. S-S308.
COLORED-924 10th ST. Sc. :.
8 rms, bath, h.-w. heat; adults
only; S92 so. OPEN SUNDAY, 2-4.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05
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AREA. modern 2.bedrrn
rambler IN excellent condition, with
breezeWay 70 earport. enclosed with
lalousies. Basement consists OF an
iShed recreation I'm. and additional
Also bath and laundry nm. House
situated on beautiful handicapped
lot Furnished $3.50. or unfurnished
$500 per month. Call FRED A
SMITH CO. Elk. 3.24s0.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

3-Bedroom Brick Rambler
UNCONDITIONAL
Has carport, scr. porch, h-acre
lot; community. lake; avail. immed. /;
S12b per month.
Miller Real Estate
"a. 7-1203 IA. 5-2444
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ROCKVILLE bedrm., hy rm
dinsite bath and rear aereertd
porch near schools and fhoppina
center Sh2 81 70 SOS % ulns utiit
pO g-aeaB
fAKoMA PARK-19e lee Ave nv
IN ne8f GIG I'm az bath ~si
inei uts NJ schools 10 s.Tp05
ONE BTDRM. I'll utlis furn. re,
.ss q aato Eaahef IS no 500
aoanoss ave Tad Pk ~ e-eeii
ANToNETrE GARDFSs. o. Andrew
iafEe s-hsdrm api so, incl
NrA ~ trLncN A. aesli ardp-
pinr uanfp % s-siis
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ARLINGTON-One bedroom, modern
apis, S75; air cond.: min. Penta-
gon, Navy Annex. d. c.; pvt. park
ing: washer and dryer, plus utili-
ties. 1000 So. 4th ST.. Arl.. Va.
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TWENTY-FIVE RENTAL HOMES

priced from SIS to $225. visit our
rental department and let us locate
q home to suit your needs. Call
JE. 2-2620 and ask for the rental
department. JOSEPH W. SEAY
COMPANY, 113 w. Broad st., Falls
Church, Va.
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APIS. UNFURN.-VA. tcOnt. ,

FAYETTE COURT APIS, 71s s. Fa-
yette st., Alex, Va. 2-bedrm.
apis, liy. rm., kit. and bath,
closets; SOC, all utils. furn. King
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New Spacious Cow
2 AND 3 BEDRM. BRICK HOMES
Ia and 2H BATHS
COLORFUL KITCHENS
WITH DISHWASHERS AND DISPS.
SEMIF1NISHED RECREATION
OR HOBBY ROOMS
OTHER DELIGHTFUL FEATURES
New development, Just behind
Pooks Hill Apis. Out Wis. ave. l mi.
past Naval Hosp, left at Pooks Hill
Apt. sign, then proceed past apt.
house to rental once on project.
Open Saturday and Sunday
RoDIE-MANcHEsTER g. CO.
D. 7-6022 OIL. 4-7642
New $4,000 Rambler
Corner, Shepherd Park; 4 large bed
rooms, 4 baths, beautiful rec. room.
Chrysler air-conditioned, 12-cu.-ft.
Westinghouse refgr., dishwasher, gar
bage disposal; maids room, bath, q
car garage. Rent. $500 month. ME
S-l7lS
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CHEVY CHASE. n 60 groc,o,;

Chase. d. ca gracious
stone-and-brick home on a quiet,
circle; liv. rm. with firepi,, din
rm.. kit. powder rm., ser. porch
on list H.: 3 bedrms., l paneled
and with firepl., and Q baths on
2nd n; a very large rec. rm. with
t1repl. and bedrm. and bath on
lower level. built-in garage; priced,
S3l 800. INEz CUSHARD. REAL
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcont.l

BOWIE, MD.-Nice Q bedrms.. bath
town street: nice locality; lge. lot
BUS service: S65. CE. S-4S61.
ARL.; S0i.50 - 2-bedrm. semidet
house nr. Wash. and Lee shop ctr
EN-. 3-567s. days; EN-. 3-920S. ewes.
TAKOMA PARK bedrooms. !
baths, lovely area: walk to transp.
shopping. school; $3.50. RIA. 6-602S
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COAT ROOM CONCESSION
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

U. PARK. 4622 Daven-
port st. n,w.--Palnted brk. cottage;
bedrms.; Ia baths: liv. rm., din.
ell, Kit, breakfast rm.; rec. rm. !:
patio; pch.; lear gar; wall wall
carp. r. B. WARREN. OIL. 4-3l59.
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.GuESTHOUSE, on country estate
oedrn.. lge. liv. rm:; mr.. Vienna
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Ill NORTH KENILWORTH, ARL.
One bedrm.. liv. rm., din, kit,
path S65. Call caretaker, KE.
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ARLINGTON, near Pentagon anC
buses-2-bedroom brick, with base
ment; attractiYely furnished: ex.
cellent condition; Oakrldge anC
Wakefield School area years lease
Sl25.- F. J. MCFARLAND, IA
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BETHESDA, 1904 Westfieid drive,
Landon Village cat Wilson lanel--
Detached rambler: living room, din
ing room. modern kitchen. . bed
rooms. bath, recreation room; beau
tifully furnished: $3.50. Can be In
speeted. l.. =. BREUNTNGER &;
SONS, INC. Ma. $1,000
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ALEXANDRIA VA.

IRL. TOWERS = Eficiency, air
eond;: beautiful view. Cali IA.
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SILVER SPRING, MOL, MD. UNIV.
Brick bungalow; liv, nm, din. rm.,
attic; S100. OPEN. RA. 6-632I or
CO. 5-S404.
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NEAR PENTAGON

Attractive broom house. fenced
Ia rear fafc convenient 20 schools.
ran sporfatiun ana iafge shopplns
enter , minutes from pfhiaE1n
$40 & Nleteh 80 AZ va
WASHBURN a. MAIZE
925 New York Ave. NV.
ST. 3-2315
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
SCATTER PINS

From the Otto HeinemanS' travel
ing down Mexico way, comes an in
tereSting paper, Guadalajara News
Week Interested in a kitten?
Mrs. Chester Ham, 419 w. Sixth
ST., has two cute ones to give away
in return for good home =. We
had swell quintet of small visitors
in last Thursday to watch The
News go to press - Margaret, jim
my and Charles Garst, Evelyn Will
Der and Vicki King = with hospital
technician George Garst as convoy
{. Hope you enjoyed it, kids, and
come back again! Grapevine
says another department of city
employees is putting in a request
for pay raise The motorist
whose name wasn't learned when
he gave the first alarm of that
blaze at East Harbor last WedneS-
day, was Hugh Gum, Matthews
Boat plant employee :. He pound
ed on doors till he awakened some
body to phone for firemep :.
Easter baskets Glenna Rathbun
fixed for several lucky friends had
a real novelty: a huge goose egg,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
FARM BUREAU
HAS CANDIDATES

Seventeen candidates for public
office are being invited to attend
the Farm Bureau Meet the Candi-
dates" meeting by the Ottawa Co.
Farm Bureau TO be held at the St.
PauPs E. & R. Church in Oak Har-
Dor, Friday, April 18th at 800 pm.
Five candidates for county COM
missioner, 2 candidates for Repre-
sentative to the General Assembly,
5 candidates for Senator to the
General Assembly and the candi-
dates for Representative to the
U. S. Congress have been invited.
An informal round-table type of
discussion will be conducted with
candidates in four different groups,
one following the other. Members
of the audience Nill be given op-
portunity to ask questions during
the sessions and personally meet
the candidates afterwards.
This Farm Bureau "Meet the
Candidates" meeting is replacing
the Farm Bureau Public Affairs
Committee on Drainage Law Re-
vison which was originally sched-
uled for April 18th but is now post
poned to Friday, April Goth at the
Farm Bureau Federation Offices in
Oak Harbor at 800 pm. Any in
terested Farm Bureau member is
welcome to attend this committee
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

Anna King, Grace Roda Raymond,
Mrs. Harmon Pussehl, Mrs. Martin
Calm, Sandra Armstrong, Mrs. Will
liam Brauman, Harold Riedmaier
April 8: Beverly Ann Easton,
Dick Steiny Mrs. Wilson Snyder,
Shirley Klein, Mrs. Joe Kott, Mrs.
Vern Welch, Mrs. Gretchen Rey-
nolds. Anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Kerr.
April 10: Robert Stevens, Harold
Probel, Robert Sprenger, Mrs. F.
A. Mekus, Jim Riemenschneider,
William Burkins, Sr., Mrs. Ross
Mullen of Lakeside, Harold Pull
Schen, jim Flick. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rounds, Mr..
and Mrs. James RiemenSchneider,
Sgt. and Mrs. John Applegate.
April IL: Marcia Zimmerman,
Marvin Grover, Evelyn KleinhanS,
Mildred Ann Zura, Rosemary Lo-
chotzki, Orland Miller. Anniver-
Sary of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Sims,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Beucler, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Sherwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cahill.
April u: Carl Robron, George
st. John, William Brand, Helen
Clemens, Mrs. John Rahm, Rollin
Mcdonald, John Koester, Marc
Dennis Brown, Mrs. James Emery,
John LaValle. Anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Klotzy Mr.. and
Mrs. Halleck Henry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Myers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

pests are in SB-4. Most of these
bulletins are free at s<our Exten-
sion Office in Oak Harbor.
On the south side of Sandusky
Bay in Erie county is the north
central branch of the Ohio Agri-
cultural Experiment Station. 1t was
given to the state of Ohio by Will
liam Lewis, a Toledo industrialist.
Last week l took part in meeting
there to plan summer field day
for area farmers. This is mainly a
dairy research center. So the event
will stick quite closely to dairy and
will be held late in July. They have
81 COWS, split into two herds. One
is stanchion barn and the other
outside loose housing. A pipeline
and bulk tank handles the milk.
We will keep you informed of de-
velopmentS for this late July field
day.
u
Fritz Grieger is still flat on his
back from that accident this win
ter His wife informs us he must
stay in the cast for another three
months. We suspect this will be
a difficult period to lie still when
the tractors are running and seed
going in the ground. Why not re-
lieve the monotony for Fritz with
phone call or visit.
Don't let wet fields keep you
from farming. Remember the air
plane can put nitrogen on wheat
and seed meadows. Oats have been
seeded by plane but the results
arent's too good. By using high
analysis fertilizers the plane boys
can do it for less per acre.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Co. All Advisors
Get Service Awards

Pins and certificates were award
ed All Club Advisors who had
completed 5 = 10 Is 20 25 or
80 years of club leadership at a
banquet in Colhmbhs recently.
Advisors from Ottawa County
who attended the banquet were
Mrs. Edwin Hanson, Vernon Bloom
and Doyle Sommer. Each received
the year honors. Others who re-
ceived pins but did not attend
were: Mrs. Francis Denny, Mrs.
Harry Hall, Mrs. Roger Immel, Mrs.
Ralph Ref, and Norman Rounds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM
FRED GRIMM

Garden and conservation clubs,
industry, private property owners
and farmers are all set to tee off
on a tree and shrub planting soiree
as soon as the weather breaks. De-
liveries from state nurseries were
made this week and orders from
private nurseries are expected.
This should all make more beau
tiful Ottawa county.
Il
Along with your garden catalogs
perhaps you would like one or
more of the following bulletins =
How To Grow Tree Fruits No. 335,
Bush Fruits No. 323 and Strawber-
ries No. 321. # Towering garden
ing is your main diversion then
Roses For the Home and The
Home Flower Garden are Just the
thing for you. Many folks prefer
to do nothing but work with their
lawn. No. 271, Your Lawn has all
the answers on seed, fertilizer, etc.
Better arm yourself to ward off
bugs and diseases too. Answers to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

April 6: Mrs. George King.
James Mizener, John Wright, jim
mie A. Brough, Mrs. Helen Slobo-
da, Mike Sloboda, Robert Mullins.
Sharon Leemaster, Bruce Hillman.
Virgil Fritz. Anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Markley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Faus, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carstens.
April 7: Austin Clark, John
Jacobsen Anna Marie Mackey
Harry Warren, Shirley Ann Hay
nes. Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Rol-
land Gillian.
April 8: Mrs. Frank Smith,
Douglas Meyer, Mrs. Ernest Grobe,
Willis Braithwaite, Clara Johnson,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Drive-In Theater
Open Week-Ends

Popular Ottawa Drive-In Theater
will open this weekend at its Rt.
1853 E location, manager Charles
Marecek announces. Movies will be
shown this Friday. Saturday and
Sunday, starting at 7:20 pm, and
the Drive-In then will be closed
until April 13.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

over the All work in the county,
and he strikes us a mighty like
able young chap Sandusky
Harlequins will present their third
annual childrenS entertainment at
matinees Saturday and Sunday at
2:30 in Sandusky high school e.
It'll be "Old King Cole" r.. Hear
lot of pointed comments on the
similarity between Toledo's police
hassle and certain events which
happened in Port Clinton not too
long ago, about 18 months ago, to
be exact David Fee, Wayne
and Kay's small son, has been a
mighty sick lad at Memorial hos
pital in Fremont - pneumonia E. {.
But hooray for the fact he's on re-
covery road now Note to Ed
Rockwell's mother: when you sent
that wonderful caramel cake along
back with Ed from Pennsylvania
Monday, it became a birthday cake
for the News gang, and golly was
it good! e. Former Mayor Harold
Jeremy is working with brother
Dave in the marine contracting
business A Tennessee woman
is interested in the home demon
stration agent job still open in OF
taWa County =. Wonder if Martina
and Elizabeth Moon made those
wonderfully glamorous bejeweled
Easter eggs again this year? =.
Ouch!
"What did the Easter bunny
bring you?" said we (brightlyD to
the four year old who looked like
an Easter angel herself.
That's a pretty dumb question
you grown-ups ask me all the
time" she pronounced. Eggs,
Whadda va think?"
So alright - already! We're
squelched.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

colored, centering an array of
beautifully decorated Easter cook
les Gals agree that if you've
got d long neck you look fine in
this years headgear, but omigosh
for the rest of us! Jed Wash
burn, getting ready to celebrate his
Gath birthday on April %, hasn't
got out much this winter, but he's
an avid baseball fan and can hardly
wait for the majors to swing into
action Duplicate bridge fans
are sharpening up their bidding
technique for the annual st. Thom-
as tournament, April 1920, always
a lot of fun.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
STORY HOUR

Story Hour will be held this
Saturday morning at the library
at 1890. All boys and girls be-
tween the ages of four and ten
years old are invited to come.
Some of the stories to be told are
HOME ON THE RANGE; WISH
ON THE MOON; PINKIE; and
BLAZE AND THE GYPSIES. Wo-
men from Child Guidance and
Commodore Perry will be the
storytellers this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
Spring Gift
(H)EARfNGS

Fine stop-period in the Monday
morning rush: Meeting Bill Kle-
man, new assistant county agent,
who came in with Fred Grimm to
meet the gang i. -. Bills taking
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06
We're Proud

We can bust a community but
ton or two with pride at the Island
House New Look, now that the eX-
tensive redecorating of the dining
room is done. Golly, it's beau
tiful room! Marie and Otto's eX-
quisite good taste is we'll demon
strated with the chocolate brown,
green and white decor that makes
the room one of the most restful
eating places we've ever seen. New
white shutters inside the windows
give an air of intimacy A gor-
geous center fixture is new, as are
the chairs which match the unusual
basket weave effect of the wains-
coating. Music is piped in. Green
carpeting adds the final touch.
Add the hotels reputation for
wonderful food to this setting, and
it's easy to understand why strang-
ers say Port Clinton? On yes =
The Island House!" in almost the
same breath. The friendly courtesy
of Don Wodrich and all the staff
adds just that much more to a
place of which we can all feel
mighty proud
Nine rooms upstairs are being
redone, too, in this years improve
ment program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-06

WILLIAM Howard Taft Ill,
US. ambassador to Ireland,
spent Easter with his mother
and brothers in Cincinnati. :.
he returned to the States re-
Gently accompanied by the Irish
Prime Minister.
SUMMIT County candidates
will be introduced by Chairman