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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
PAUL P. STONE
REALTY, Inc.
OUTSTANDING BUYS

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1860 First
(corner OF Atlantic 81 S.w1, CT
approved. de prick: rms, 3 bed
rms; full hsmt: screened porch: .
built-in garage large corner lot.
Open . TO ) pm. LII 4-39Sg
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 1900 blk.
Wheeler ru.. Gil; 500 Gown and ape
prox. Ss' mo. pays al brand-neW
powder rm. full hsmt: gas heat:
level lot. Open to ) pm. out Ala
bama, ave 70 Wheeler I'd to house.
HILLcREsT 1880 Carpenter St.
built det 3-bedroom rambler: full
bsmt. with large rec. nm. scr.
porch' storm windows level lot.
Must sell. Price is right. Open 2
HILLcREsT, OFF Pa. ave. corner
dct. BRICK 7 rms bodrmy.. :
baths BERN and bath, list n;
jul rsmt. with rec. I'm. and another
bath sds heat: built-in garage. level
lot. Priced right .or immed sale.
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open : to d nm. ----Semidet, brick:
5 rms. :. iarge bedrns.: iull bsmt.;
ser. porch. @l3, 900. $1,000 down or
rent for Siln per mo. LII. 2-5976,
HILLCREST. near ia. ave.--Det.
brick center hall. q rms. 3 ICE,
SIS, 500 LII, 2-5976.
HILLcREST. Hishwood dr-Det.
brick. u lse. rms; lst-f powder 4
rnl., lge kit. with breakfast nook,
rec Tm. with flrepl. gas heat;
HILLcREsr. mr.. Ann Beers SCHOOL:
2023 jOth st.--Dst. brick, rms
3 large bedrms; tull bsml with rec.
rm., z hreplaces. side scr porch;
leye! ht; garage. Open = TO p m.
NEAR BRANCH AVE. AND NJ PL.
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. rms. : hedrnS. Iull nsmt. scr,
potcn. Gas neat. Priced 4Ur quick
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lTHE SUNDAY STAR R-off
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Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER z, 1856
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cOLORED--543O n. CAPITOL, open
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garage EARLY DAWN a. CO..
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Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT
 WRANGELL. ALASKA
 NOTICE
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
 TATE OF URANIA T. RAND
 RUP, Deceased
 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Undersigned will offer for public sale at the location of the real property, the same be- ing located on the Schumacher Highway near Wrangell, Alaska, on the 18th day of October. 1856, at the hour of two F. M. of said day, and at the same time on each day thereafter until al. of said property. both real and personal, shall have been sold in entirety Said sale will be for cash and to the highest bidder and that no bid on any articles offered for sale will be considered if the same shall be less than the appraised valuation of said article.
 Bids in writing will be accept
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12

damage resulting from leaks and breakage in same. It goes on to say that water must not be allowed to run to waste through any faucet or fixture or kept running at any time longer than necessary for it's proper use and that when such waste is found or persisted in, the WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF FROM THE PREMISES. Persistent use of water does not mean running water to prevent pipes from frsez- ing, as many water users did this past cold winter. and to prevent pipes from freezing now is the time to fix those bad leaks and insulate those pipes against a cold, hard winter so that the Town of Wran- gell can do it's utmost to insure each water user a continuous water supply during the winter months.
 The Town needs each water us- CTS help. so help yourself first and in that way you will help the town.
 STOP THOSE BAD LEAKS AND INSULATE THOSE WATER PIPES NOW. :.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12

WATER DEPT. TOWN OF WRANGELL E. W. Hunter, Supt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12
SIX MORE MOOSE BROUGHT IN BY HUNTERS THIS WEEK

Six more moose from the Sti- kline river area were brought into Wrangell last week bringing the to- tai take for the season, ending to- day, to IS animals taken by Wran- gen hunters. Several were taken by Petersburg hunters from the same area and it is estimated the total kill for the season will be about
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12

able and received for the sale of the real property. until the time set for the first day of the sale. and no bid for the sale of the real property will be considered if the same be less than $4.2OO.OO, oral bids will also be received at the time set for the sale, provided that
 the same ;s higher than any writ
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12
, NOTICE ( TO WATER USERS

E. w. Hunter, Street-Water sup erintendent states that Ordinance No. 165, of the Town of Wrangeu, says:
 That the service pipes within the premises must be kept in re- pair and protected from freezing at the expense of the owner or occu- pant who is also responsible for all
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12

ten bid so submitted, and above $4,200.0O or equal thereto. Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, this 24th day of September, 1856.
 TOM CHARLTON
 Administrator First publication Sept. 2S. 1856 Last publication Oct. 12, 1856
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12
MOVE TO KETCHIKAN

MT. and Mrs. Al Binkley and family have moved to Ketchikan. The Clarence. Prathers are occupy ing the Binkley home here. Binkley is working for Ketchi- kan machine shop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-10-12

Among the successful hunters last week were Al McKibben, Carl Straw of Ketchikan, Lee Ellis, Carl Bradley, E. W. Hunter and Fritz Schloe.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
POWDER PUFF LEAGUE
High School Girls SoffbaIl
NIKEES
YANKEES

Dorothy Stefanacci, Capt, Judy
Vogt, Co-Capt., Pat ohm, Georgiana
Hawking, Carolyn Bredbeck, Pat
Wise, Marianne Hensen, Sharon
Hensley, Paula Snider, Barbara
Mizener, Barbara Laser, Carole
Hazard, Barbara Yensen.
TIGERS
Judy Havener, Capt, Judy
Misch, Co-Capt., Sue Comstock,
Rose Marie Kinney, Carolyn Robin
son, Peggy Rounds, Wanda Younce,
Janet Hagerty, Barbara Brokate,
Connie Knodel, Dawn Moritz, Dawn
Russell, Alencia Simon.
DODGERS
Joan Banchich, Capt, Betty
Twarek, Co-Capt., Clara Phillips,
Pat Kurtz, Janet Balduf, Mary
Kramb, Willah Valance, Virginia
Papon, Jolene Danklefsen, Pat
Hoard, jeanne Warner. Layonne
Jensen, Yvonne Schneider.
INDIANS
Barbara Tunnell, Capt, Nancy
Harger,. Co-Capt., Marcia Davis,
Nancy Montgomery, Barbara Com
stock, Evelyn Smith, Alice Holly,
Judy Gaydos, Judy Bergman, Shar-
on Hunter, Betty Dick, Kathy Twn-
ham, Barbara Ridley.
PIRATES
Dorothy Rider, Capt, Carolyn
Probel, Co-Copt., Marsha Drusbac-
XII, Kay Sullivan, Bette Aurand, Jill
Meyer, Joan Kollman, Jean Fill
more, Pat Hofacker, Dolores Ohm,
Lois Henderlick, Juanita Johnson,
Joyce Daniels, Ruth Miller, Diana
Short.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Melvin O. Luecht, 26, Oak Har-
Dor, Guided Missile Repairman, and
Marvine Cooper, %, Oak Harbor,
Clerk. Rev. Carl w. Bormuth tD
officiate.
Vernon M. Fillmore, 25, Port
Clinton, Filling Station Attendant,
and Judy A. Ellithorpe, 20, Port
Clinton, Bookkeeper. Rev. John E.
Braun to officiate.
James B. Case, 25, Marblehead,
Chemist, and Cecilia M. Wozniak,
26, Port Clinton, Clerk-typist. Rev.
Karl A. Brand to officiate.
David L. Mylander, 81, Oak Har.
bor, Craftsman, and Ruth M. Har-
ris, 18, Oak Harbor, Key Puncher
Rev. G.. F. Shoup to officiate.
Gene D. Rucker, 81, Springfield
Student, and Sally Kilmer, %, Oak
Harbor, Teacher. Rev. A. S. Len
hart to officiate.
Wilbert Franck, 38, Oak Harbor
Artillery Repairman, and Leora M
Laffey, so, Port Clinton, Dining
Room Operator. Rev. John E. Braun
to officiate.
John M. Anderson, 38, Port Clin.
ton, Biologist, and Dorothy E.
Davies, 80, Port Clinton, Home
maker. Rev. Herbert J. Thsmpson
to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Ottawa Bown1en
Have Target Shoot

The Ottawa Bowmen held their
first Sc target shoot Sunday. For
the weather not being too good a
decent crowd attended to watch
and participate in the meet. The
state champion was here.
Mems Expert A winners were
William Burns, 1923; Robert NehlS,
608; and Robert Casanova, 500. Ex-
pert B, Melvin Cooley, 400. The
Bowmen in the mems division were
Bill Morrison, AIS; Norman Yost,
372; Don Rider, 372; and Carl Pup,
358. Archers were Russell Shine
var, 433; Floyd Leese, 425; Bud
Disher, 298, and Hank Ehrman,
275. Novice: Jack Parker, 200. Jr.
winners: Terry Myers, 1873; Ray
mond Brien, 1873. In the mems free
style Harold Cooley bad 504 and
Charlie Kirk had 1874.
Women's division: Bowmen, Bet
ty Burns 361. Archers. Myra Dish
er, 257; vi Nehls, 253; jeanette
Cooley, 185; and Alice Rider, 181.
Novice, Lucille Leese, 121. Free
Style, Melba Thrman, archer, 2O5.
The next shoot, and very inn
portant one, will be held June II
at the Ottawa Bowman Course near
Oak Harbor. This will be the invi-
rational Sc target event. Shooting
starts at $50 with Registration
from g am.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

to encourage bowling in beginners
here, and his teen-age league has
introduced many youngsters to-
the sport.
Captain Don Bredehoft and his
other Catawba Marine Sales team
mates hate to lose him but along
with his many warm friends, they
tell Dick this step into the "big
time" is too important to turn
down.
Hamm's Brewery is the nations
seventh largest. 5lasg
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
SEL-CO -.

Continued from Page u
background during high school and
college days but around 1850 a
renewed kegling interest develop
ed. For the last couple years, he
has bowled 20 games day, work
ing diligently on timing and de-
livery reflected in consistent big
scores.
His 500 sanctioned game has
brought an invitation to bowl in
the London $4,000 Dream Tourn-
ament' in Chicago in September.
With Hamm's team, he will bowl
on Tuesdays and Thursdays in
major Chicago Classics and in vir-
tually every major tournament,
Recognized as an ardent pro-
moter of bowling, Dick has repu.
tation of being a good sportsman
like competitor. He has done much
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
CREWCUTTERS

Finke, Leroy Rumery, Bill Dreher,
Marvin Skinner, Bill Martin, Alan
Osborn, Tom Fritz.
Matthew'S Boat Co.
Bill Sokoloski, Capt, Jim Butler,
co-Capt., Phil Routh, Jerry Hebner,
Bill Fulton, Wynn Mayhem, Don
Cont, Dave Ascher, Robert Fred
ericks, Eugene Booher, Ed Martin,
Bob Putnam, John Culp.
Peninsular Rubber Co.
Dale Wahlers, Capt, Bob Eliyas,
co-Capt., Jim Gensman, Leroy Con
va, Matt Buxton, Ronald Watt,
Michael Eddy, Mark Hodan, Dan
ny Krupp, Darold Slaughterbeck,
Dennis Ridley, David Twynlam,
Richard Molnar.
Port Clinton Lumber Co.
Bill Laser, Capt, Bill Freimark,
co-Capt., Tom Souter, Bill Coleman,
Bill MsNeil, Kit Cooley, John Wen
Finger, Michael Singer, Roy Walls,
Richard Ramos, Bill Crohen, Bill
Blankenship, Tom Fillinger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Babe Ruth Teen League Opens
Schedule Monday At WaterWorks

A week of practice sessions ends
Friday for the six teams in the
newly organized Babe Ruth base
ball League and the opener games
Monday at $50 am. at WaterworkS
field will pit P. C. Lumber against
/ Catawba Marine, p. C. Mfg. against
Standard Products.
On Wednesday Mfg. will play
Lumber, Peninsular Rubber will
meet Matthews. Friday games are
Peninsular Rubber VS.. Standard,
Matthews. against Catawba Marines.
Here are the boys signed up for
each team:
Port Clinton Mfg. Co.
Bill Phipps, Capt. Rogue CuevaS,
co-Capt., Bob Johannsen, Larry
Gonya, Atwood Mannisto, Ted
Snyder, Gene Elswick, Joe Gerogo-
sian, Dick Kollman, Dale Jess, John
Anderson, Dan Druyor, Bob Fritz,
Bill Hoffman.
Standard Products
Denny Engler, Capt, Charles
Busch, co-Cap't, Eddie Burkhardt,
Larry Glasco, Robert Jones, Wynn
Warner, Fred Cutcher, Charles En-
bricks, Dan Schiewe, Bill Spears,
Roger Eberly, David Anderson,
Ross Ward. Jim StralpSe.
catawba Marine Sales
Jack Payne, Capt, Gary Ohm, CO.
Capt, Robert Simon, Ted Matthews,
Lyle Mackay, Ronald F'inke, Donald
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
IHH5
ADMITTED

A6fVttb Ell
May 81: Gordon Mcneil, E. Perry
St., surgical; Mrs. Clarence Smith,
635 Monroe St., surgical; Mrs. Eva
Throne, Oak Harbor, medical.
June 1: Douglas Watson, Cataw-
ba Cliffs, surgical; Julie and Judy
Finken, tonsillectomies; Ronald
Barnett, 225 Cedar ST., surgical;
Sidney Morse, Erie ST., Oak Har-
Dor, medical.
June 2: Elizabeth Ann Wiley,
Rocky Ridge, medical; Isaias Reyes,
Route 2, medical.
June 3: Roy Munson, Route 8,
medical; Mrs. Ann Novosolec, Rt.
8, Oak Harbor, medical; El c.
Brough, E. Sixth ST., medical; Otto
Booker, w. Second ST., medical;
Alvin Mineke, 317 E. Sixth ST.,
surgical.
June 4: Norman Goetz, Rocky
Ridge, surgical; Roger and Walter
Geiser, Route 2, tonsillectomieS;
Charles Fought, Oak Harbor, medi-
cal.
June 5: Alton DEWITT, Route 1,
hand injured in shredder; Abe Bas.
sett, Oak Harbor, surgical.
June 6: Marcia Cling, 317 Walnut
surgical; Larry Worthington, Oak
Harbor, surgical; Duane Schroeder
Graytown, surgical; Francis Wads.
worth, Jr., Route 2, tonsillectomy;
Esther Blatt, Route i, surgical;
John Sutter, Graytown, surgical.
DISCHARGED
Mrs. Nick Jensen. Mrs. James
Adams and baby, Mrs. Harmon
Finken and baby, E. C. Brough
Mrs. John Stiffler, Mrs. George
Gresham, Mrs. Clarence Covert
Mrs. Louis Heineman, Mrs. Roy
McNutt, Mrs. Cleveland Welch
Douglas Watson, Mrs. Clarence
Smith, Judy and Julie Finken, Mrs
Donald French and baby, Mrs Jack
Mailer and baby, Norman Goetz
Roger and Walter Geiser, Mrs
Amelia Hebner, Otto Brindley, Mrs
Lena Warnke, Fred Nugent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
FISHING DERBY SUNDAY

Postponed from last Sunday due
to weather conditions, annual fish
ing derby sponsored by Oak Harbor
Conservation Club will be leld
Sunday from 2 to 4 at the Virgil
St. Clair quarry at Rocky Ridge.
Ten prizes will be awarded as
boys and girls fish in groups di-
vided up to 10 years, and from 10
to IA. Awards will be given for
the most fish, largest fish, first
fish, and most children fishing
from one family. Registration is at
1:30.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Beekeepers Assn
Plans Field Day

Ottawa County Beekeep@rs Asso-
citation will have a field day Tues
day, June IL with Charles Reese,
Columbus, and other state men
coming here for the event.
The group will gather at 1:30 at
the Emery Leow Merry Thought
farm one mile south of Oak Har-
Dor on Route 10. At 2::30, the Or
Vile Baldwin fruit farm four miles
east of Oak Harbor on Route 1853
will be visited, and at $3.50 the
group will climax the tour by visit
ing the G. v. Knepper nome on
E. Fifth St., Port Clinton. Wives
and children are invited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Betty Jean Herod, 123h Madi-
son ST., Port Clinton VS. Melvin Lee
Herod, same address. Guilty of ex-
treme cruelty and Gross neglect.
Married August 8, 1850. Two chill
dren.
Ralph w. Dewitt, R No. 1, Mar
tin VS. Elsie Dewitt, 1877 Macomb-
er ST., Toledo. Guilty of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect. Married
May 3, 1855, Angola, Ind. No chill
dren.
Verna r. LAGER, 523 Jackson Dr.,
Port Clinton VS. Philip M. LAGER,
same address. Guilty of extreme
cruelty. Married Oct. %, 1854 at
Port Clinton. One child.
Lillian James, 735 F ST., Port
Clinton VS. Herman James, 725 F
ST., Port Clinton. Guilty of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect. Married
Dec. 20, 1888, Chicago, Ill. Two
teen-age children.
audrey ClmprltZ, Detma Beach,
Port Clinton VS. Frank Cimpritz, Ad
dress unknown. Guilty of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect. Married
May IA, 1858 at Toledo.
of the estate or Joseph Lochotzki
filed by Virginia Lochotzki, Execu-
triX.
Albertina Krehmke appointed
Executrix of the estate of Matilda
Krehmke.
Partial account of the guardian
ship of Jessie Langerman filed by
Ernie Kuhlman, guardian.
Final account of guar Esnship of
Ferdinand Porath filed by Hazel
Porath, guardian.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
GRADUATES AT TOLEDO

James Nicholson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Nicholson of Toledo,
formerly of Port Clinton, will be
member of the graduating class
of Thomas A. DeVilbiss high school
when commencement exercises are
held Friday at 10 o'clock in Colony
Theater. Mr.. and Mrs. John Warn
ke, E. Second ST., are Jim's grand
parents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
VOn The O Va L
With The =
n I" SPEEDWAY KID"
TIFFIN RAcEWAY =

The elements were against the
race card scheduled for Friday
mite but in spite of this several cars
made their appearance but the
track officials decided to have the
race run on their rain date We'd
nesday mite, June 6, all hoping for
clear weather.