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mrs. A. B. Muller,
Native of Paris

Mrs. Aline B. Muller, 10, died
yesterday at the home Of her
son. Julien Muller. 1926 Beecher
street NV. after an illness Of
several months.
Mrs. Muller was a native Of
Paris, and came to this country
about the turn Of the century
with her husband. Henry
Muller, who died in 1885. Mr..
Muller had operated a tailor
shop here Before his death.
Mrs. Muller's son. Julien, has
been employed at The Star for
80 years as a proof reader. Be.
sides her son she is survived BY
three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at the
Collins funeral home, 1921
Fourteenth street. NV. at IL
m. tomorrow. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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James Andrew Durham, 80,
Defense Mobilization Counsel

James Andrew Durham, SO,
counsel for economic stabiliza-
ton affairs for the Office of
Defense Mobilization. died yes
terday in Arlington Hospital OF
a cerebral hemorrhage.
He was born at Berea, KY.
the son Of James Garfield Dur
ham. q mathematics instructor
at Berea College. He received
a Bachelor Of Arts degree at
Ohio Wesleyan University and a
Masters degree and law degree
at Indiana University.
Mr.. Durham worked as an at
torney in the food section OF
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served In the Navy Recruiting
Station in Baltimore. Before he
was returned to the retired list
late in 1919. he had commanded
the Navy Mobilization Substa-
ton and the Navy Recruiting
Station in that city. In 1880,
still on the inactive list, he be-
came a lieutenant commander
With the outbreak of World
War II in 1941, Capt. Leahy
returned to active duty and di-
rected the course of naval study
in chemical warfare at Edge
wood. He became a captain in
1912 and four years later was
again placed on inactive duty.
He is survived by two sons,
Arthur Hamilton and Frank
Norton Leahy, both of Balti-
more; a sister. Mrs. Margaret l.
Akey. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis
and two brothers. Admiral Leahy
and Robert E. Leahy Of Lom-
bard, III.
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In Mrntnria1t1

FRANK. MOSES. In loving memory Of
our father. MOSES FRANK. Who passed
away one year aso today. February
God saw the road was getting roueh
And the hills were hard 10 climb,
50 He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered, Peace be thine"
GENEFlEVE AND HORMhN
LEAHY, CATHERINE L. In memory Of
LEAHY who passed away four years
ago today, February e. 1882
Although your soul is now at rest
AND Tree from care and pain.
The world would seem Ike heaven
II we had you back again.
The year, may wipe out many things.
But this they wipe out never.
! The memory OF those happy days
when We were together.
BROTHER AND SISTERS
MANGUM. FRANK c.. yR. In loyins
who departed this life October rs, 1888
7 Is nov but sad one:
/, The third since YOU were taken away
No presents Pre-. .sa n S,s iu't flowers that
I BY, or love I'll live forever .,
DAuoHTER. BoNNY.
MONTGOMERY, SUSIE A. In lovins
SeScs q S1t gear Tho m0 n, SUSIE
years ago today. February Z lS47.
She was Just q plain. dear mother,
With her loving smile each day,
lAlNaSs irving TO 90 for others
~ she fouTneyed on her way.
Just when life was sweetest
And you eiwhys did your best,
The gates OF heaven opened
Ana God took you home TO rest.
GOO save Us Q wonderful mother.
one OF the worlds YeTy best
Ano when on earth her work vas done
GOD called her home TO rest.
II ever . love existed.
=. II ever . sweet flower srew,
II ever . soul filled Its mission on earth
YoGk SaILbREN'' 4l' Er! Y ~: JONES.
kA 4. oRa%S4FosS lMo K44ooSHR AND
ROBINSON. LOUISE PEYToN. In loyins
PEYToN ROBINSON. who departed this
liie three years aGo today. February
Ny heart still aches With sadness.
MY eyes shed many q tear.
Only God knoSa how miss you
DAUGHTER ELAINE
TINNEY. LILLIAN MARROW. In loving
memory Of our dear friend. LILLIAN
NARROW TIhNEY. who left US Febru-
JAMIE. BESSIE AND MAY.
with deepening love and dsvo-
, mosh.r S Siy tr lsNr selovso
T. !:i' 1875 z: s's''" years ''0' February
Life is eternal and love 10 immortal
Death 10 but q horizon
And . horizon Is norhinS but the limit
Of our sisht:
And with cherished memories.
And md comfort throuEh each passing
EDNa wAYMAN cAPoTT.
WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN r. AND La
HNIA. tribute OF love 10 the mem
sINJSMrS ?. WILLIAMS Who passed
, aS twenty s5 c css,, age January w,
LIAAs, who passed away fifteen wears
ago today. February Z, 1871.
Time takes away the edge OF sFtef,
But memory turns back every leaf.
A4s Nina T1 Fosb 3 heqsSs sr bIsa
WILSON. MILDRED A; In Toying mem
WILSON who departed this life two
year aao today. February !. 1884.
In my heart your memory linRers.
Always tender. fond and true:
There IL not 4 day, dear,
That do not think Of you
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ZELMA.
WO0DALL. ELIZABETH, In loving mem
DRY OF our dear grandmother. ELIZA
BETH WOODALL, who departed this
life sixteen years ago,
You left a beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great TO be told.
And 10 US your memory
VIII never grow old.
May your soul rest in peace
YOUR LOVING GRANDDAuGHTERS
ALIcEMARIE PITTS AND GWENpo-
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Oliver w. Brunch, rs,
New Hampshire Jurist

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. Z
(R.-Oliver w. Branch, rs, .
former chief justice of the New
Hampshire Supreme and Supe-
rior Courts, died last night at his
home.
A Harvard Law School gradu-
ate, Mr.. Branch was named to
the Superior Court in 1918 and
chief justice in 1924. He was
appointed to the Supreme Court
in 1925 and shortly afterward
was named chief justice. He re-
tired in l949.
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darn uf Chunks

COLEMAN, ROBERT A. (PAT. l wish
10 express my sincere appreciation to
p. [. Moore senior choir soloists.
ushers, nurses and members OF East
Calvary NJ T. Church; friends. neigh
hors and former co-workers for their
telegrams, cars and other expressions
Of comfort and sympathy shown at the
death Of my beloved husband ROBERT
WIFE. cELEsT1NE 6. COLEMAN. -
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Funeral Set Tomorrow
For Capt. M. A. Leohy

Capt Michael Arthur Leahy USN retired brother OF Fleet
Admiral Leahy will be buried with military honors
lin Arlington Cemetery tomorrow
Capt Leahy &c. died Saturday Bethesda Naval
Hospital Arlington burial will follow II service at
Fort Myer Chapel.
Capt Ieahy though placed on three times
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In Mrntnriaiit

e ons si s9HS JOHN i sxDb4 %' aso
parted this life thirteen years ago to-
DAY, February Z. 1913.
Beautiful memories cherished forever
Silent Thoughts brine many a tear
his DEVOTED cHiLpREN. REV ROB.
ERT II, Baby MRS KATIE TIE Nc
MISS DELLA BADLY, MRS. MAR
MARTHA BOWIE
BRoCKAWAY. CHARLES A. In loving
rememprance OF our beloved husband
and father. CHARLES A, BRockAWAY:
o Sill 4. sRoscxAwAs9i' AND nAueH.
TER.
BUTLER, EQuILLIA. In loving memory
Of our dear father. EQuILLIA BUTLER.
who passed away three years aeo today
February T. 1853,
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Always tender, fond and true.
There is not day, dear father,
That we do not think OF you.
II we had seen YOU to the last
We would not feel so bad,
But GOD called YOU early one morning
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, MRS.
IHELMA JOHNSON AND MRS.
DANIEL. In loving
memory OF our dear son in law, DAN
lei COLAVECCHIO. who passed away
flye years aso today. February Z, 1881.
We do not need this special day
To bring YOU to our minds
The Gays We 90 not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER IN
LAW.
COLAvECCHIO DANIEL. In memory Of
our beloved brother DANIEL COLA
VECCHlO who passed away f1re years
ago today February T. 1891.
Five sad years have passed
Since this great sorrow fell,
The shock we received that Gay
We still remember well.
Death is heartache
No one can heal,
Memories are treasures
No one can steal,
YOUR LOVING SISTERS, MARY AND
ANNIE
ESSER, ADOLPH W. In loving memory OF
our dear husband and rather. ADOLPH
W. ESSER, who passed away four years
aso today. February Z, 1889.
Gone, but not forgotten
MRS ELLA v. E6SER AND DAUGH-
TER. MARGARET ESSER.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thinks

vGn often q card Of Thanks in
The SteF meets O need which een
hardly be solved in any other wuy.
Not only is il Q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
flerol tributes but also eeurteouSly
acknowledges the services end kind
nesses Of the mony to whom q per-
soncl note Of thenks connot well be
moiled Or whose names and 3D.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
q cord Of thenks may be eronssd
by telephone to The Stor ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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wf.BUR c. PAYNE, W. M.
RAYMOND L GABLE. Sccy .
ROGERS, ELIZABETH WILSON or
Monday. February Il, 1855. al hel
ton. va ELIZABETH vii SOh
ROGERS, beloved mother Of Haslei
Wilson Rogers and grandmother oil
Edith Jane Rogers Funeral service,
bowers contributions may be made tc
the Arlington Visiting Nurses Associa
ton, .3s25 North PerShing DR., Arlins.
ton. Va.
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CHA TAIN. DEnEY r. A SPECIAL COM
n -ouse No. 4s. r. A. A M .
IN 3 Atreoy called for InurS-
EN- NO ..aj, February y. 1880, al
NIX g.4J am, in StanSoury Ma
w onie Temple, for the pur-
" pose OF attending the funeral
q, - couducting Masonic burial sery-
ires Tor our late brother. DEWEY
BRIGGS g. SIMPICH.
W0rhniptuI MAALer
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THoMPsON. LOUIS IEROME. ON Mon

Hospital. LOUIS JEROME THOMPSON
OF SIS Que St NV, husband OF
Thenia Thompson, devoted father OF
70 mourn his passing one sister Mrs.
Elizabeth B. Thompson: two brothers,
Alien and BENJAMIN THOMPSON. three
nieses. !our lephews. other relatives
: al the John 7. RhineS a. Co Funeral
nome. pOl Jrd ST. S.w. Notice OF
funeral later Family may be con.
tactea at l944 { 81. ne.
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1ratha

CONWAY. LADY EMMA PHILLIPS. On
Es pH RfiIHsy coNw 1s3' of L issS
Kearney st. ne. beloved wife of Charles
Faith B CONWAY, Mrs. Edna c. EersS:
c: and Pvt Jasper p. Conway. She
also Is survived by nine srandchildren;
MS 's S: Mrs Ja I%sy f pr
Jasper B. Phillips Of ST. Louis, No,
and other relatives and friends, Re
mains may be viewed after > pm.
4 Matthews Funeral Home. Ola An
ST. s.w. Funeral services on Thursday.
E fsas. Il 4 db isg PM New At 5,r ,ss
S.ii esSe1sslas fnte%m.nt t IiliRstoh
CRERAR. MAI. JOHN HEuGhEs
susdsffa sEn :ors on Trias day ,,, February
john HEU6aEs cRERARs iUsAS.
Ret, beloved husband OF audrey
Slads Crerar and father of LIST 1t
John Heushes Crerar; II and Carol
Crerar. Paul N, and Donald A. crerar
Funeral from the Devol Funeral Home
22:4 Wisconsin ave. on Wednesday
February at $3.50 an. thence to
will be offered at 10 am. FRIENDS and
relatives invited Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers
friends are requested to contribute to
CUNNINGHAM. LANA JOAN. On Mon
Hospital Lana JOAN JOAN cu NSftSt
Of 5IO Broadview dr.. Country CLUB
Hills, Fairfax, Va, daughter OF Mai
John J. and Margaret Peterson Cum
ningham, sister OF Marilyn j. and
Tamara J; CUNNINGHAM Mass Of the
s DAY.! Fe s.,sne cbSrcb e,rf,s ss g,
Every Funeral Home, Fairfax. Va In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
At ii am. In lieu OF Moral tributes.
please send contributions to the Amer
D a6sn fsaSS. ss SUSIE MAuDr. or
Churchton. Md. formerly OF Washing
ton D c.. on February 8. 1856. be-
loved vile O. Harry s. Donaldson,
mother OF MIS-: Raymond A, Evans
SISTER OF Mrs. Daisy Hoover Sullivan,
grandmother of Mrs. Ronald NJ TasSa
and Mrs, Bayard Hamilton. Services
al Chambers Funerai rene, 81 llth
$50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
DORSEY, MARY A. OF 44Ig 4th st
South. Arlington, Va. on February ).
1855, aunt OF Rose c. OHaTa and Belle
L. Torrillo Prayers al Chambers Flu
neral Home, 400 Chaplin ST. NV.
on Wednesday, February 4 at $50
am Mass in the Nativity Catholic
Church, 60ol 18th st nv. al 8 am
DORSEY, MARY. The members Of the
BLESSED Virgin Mary Sodal-
~ lty OF the Nativity Catholic
"a CnlucD are FaoueSfPd tn meet
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Sfh.i n H tsiLL THOMAS Thomas Of ss6
James A, Harry C, Thomas and Mrs:
Laura Thomas. He also is survived
by one uncle. Andrew Mason. and
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting with Z. Murray & Son, 1872,
10th st NV, Funeral notice later.
Family at 5a5 LIST ST. NV, Apt. .,
Hndsoh 3-iS6i,
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BRAY, CHARLES H.. On Monday. Fso.-
ruary s. 1855 a. Emergency Hospital.
CHARLES H BRAY Of !l23 FairtaH
rdith Mary Brav, son OF Sara a Bray.
Relatives and friends may call Al the
Collins Funeral Home 1891 i4th st;
NV. REQUIEM mass al Our Lacy OF
hwy. a. Pear st. Bethesda, Nd, en-
wednesday. February 8, at 10 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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day. February ., 1880, at his resi-
oence. 3lU1 South 18Th 81. Arlington.
band oil FRANCES burst Chastain, father
OF CAROLYN E. ChasLain and J. Leslie
chastain. brother OF Leaford NJ Chas-
tam OF Chestnut Hills, Va. He also
and three sisters. all Iiyins IN Mis-
sodTi Frienus nlay CAL Al GaWIer'k
chapel 1856 Pa. ave. nv. courtesy
parking opposite. where services viii
be nela on 1hurSday, February ., al
IL an. interment National Memorial
ark Cemetery.
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CARTER. kNA MoNTGoMLRY. d

I9ssaay; Febrgarg :. 1880. Eva MoNI-
Ernest Montsomery Also surviving are
Two nieees, Mrs. Elise P. Nichols and
Mrs. Helen NJ. TiEnor: one nephew
james F. Fletcher, and other relatives
ana many friends Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS By Mcclure, Inc.
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kAsTAS, JOHN X. On Monday, Feb
ruary ., 1866, At Sibley Hospital
JOHN K KAsTAS OF 722 Underwood
Kastas. father Of Luxe Kastas "t OF AZ
bania and brother Of Mrs. Mary NickAs
OF Washington ID {. Friends may call
at the 8 H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2aOl l4th 8, ny tparkins facilities
Greek Orthodox Church ans 10Th st
NV. on Thursday, February y. at =
pm Interment At Glenvood Gene
terry.
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1fatha

ALLEN, ALEXANDER. On Friday, Feb
ruary 3. 1855; a! D, G; General Hos;
father OF Jennie Lee jackson, father.
in-law Of Augustus jackson, brother, OF
Corrina Edwards, Jennie L. Allen John,
Henry and Randolph Allen. He also is
survived by a devoted friend Mamie
Peterson; six nieces, i've nephews. a
host OF other relatives and friends
The late Mr. Allen NAV be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home. 80 st
ne. after pm Wednesday. Funeral
on Thursday February 2, at Jerusalem
Baptist Church, 26th and P SITS NV
at | pm. Rev Augustus Lewis oficiat-
ing Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery s
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on sunday. FEBRUARY S, 1855, at 81
MANUEL c, rREMouLIs OF Layhiil,
mouiis. steptather OF MTs, Anastasia
PanouchopouloS. Nicholas. Peter, Gus,
James and Chris Athos: brother o. Mrs,
Helen j. SantorioS OF Silver Spring, Mo .
also survived by eight grandchildren
and one gTeat-Rrandchild. Friends may
call at the s H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, saUi 18th 81. NV. tparking
Greek Orthodox Church. seth and Mass
ave NV. on Wednesday. February 3,
at > pm. Interment Cedar Hill
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Flower Mart
Plans Are
Completed

Mrs. Frank G.. WiSner,
Chairman of the 1856 Flower
Mart. entertained for the mart
committee at tea yesterday in
the Cathedral Library.
Members of the 20 partici-
pating garden clubs and IL
specially booths which will
take part in the annual mart
to be held in the Oak Grove
of the Washington Cathedral
on May 18th. reported on final
plans for costume, decor and
the merchandise to be sold on
that day.
This year the theme of the
mart is Japanese, and the prize
for the booth considered the
most automatically japanese
will be awarded by the wife
of the new Ambassador from
Japan, If She arrives in this
country in time for the mart
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Party Makes Rainy Day
Gay for the First Lady

The wife of the President of
the United States was the main
attraction.
But a clever hat in the
ring" table decoration, the Ma
rine Band playing State songs,
special favors and an exhibit
of the work of the Senate
Ladies Red Cross Unit all
helped to make the luncheon
a gay event on a rainy day
yesterday.
The scene: The Senate Cau-
Gus Room, Senate Office Build
ing. The hostesseS: The Ladies
of the Senate. Other guests of
honor, in addition to Mrs. Els
enhower: Mrs. Woodrow Will
son, Mrs. Charles E. Wilson.
Mrs. Donald A. Quarles. Mrs.
Sinclair Weeks. Mrs. James P.
Mitchell. Mrs. Henry Wallace,
wife of the former Vice Presi-
dent, and Senator Margaret
Chase Smith.
Mrs. Richard Nixon, who is
president of the Senate Ladies
Red Cross group, presided at
the luncheon and presented
Mrs. Eisenhower with eight
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Envoy From Ceylon
Will Address Club

Ambassador Gunewardene
of Ceylon will be the guest
speaker at the spring luncheon
meeting of the Woman's Farm
and Garden Association, Inc.
to be held tomorrow at 1890
pm. at the Shoreham Hotel.
The Ambassador will speak on
MY Country"
Guest of honor at the lunch
con will be Mrs. Frederick
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Clellan, Mrs. Alexander Wiley,
Mrs. Thomas E. Martin and
Mrs. Mike Mansfield; favors,
Mrs. Robert Kerr and Mrs. An
drew Schoeppel; music. Mrs.
Roman Hruska and Mrs. Alan
Bible; invitations. Mrs. Price
Daniel and Mrs. Charles Pot
ter and publicity, Mrs. Spes-
sard l.. Holland and Mrs.
Frank Carlson.
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B. Llewellyn of Short Hills,
N. j.. who is the national pres
ident of the organization. Mrs.
Wilbur M. Brucker, wife of the
Secretary of the Army, has
also been invited.
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Women's Club to Heur
Opera Players

The Women's City Club will
present the Capital Opera
Players at a tea at 4 pm. SUM-
day in the clubhouse, 1888 I
street NV.
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Or by the ranking lady of the
Embassy.
Mrs. w. John Kenney, pres
ident of All Hallows Guild of
the Cathedral, which sponsors
the mart to raise funds for the
upkeep and maintenance OF
the Bishops Garden and the
Cathedral Close, welcomed
guests and thanked them for
their efforts in behalf of the
mart.
She received reports from
representatives of the garden
clubs present, who told of
plans to decorate their booths.
Chevy Chase, D. c. Garden
Club will have a japanese holi-
day fair, with girls in costume
selling plants and toys that
have been traditional with
their club. TroWel Club will
sell its white elephants from
a pagoda, with their famous
French bread vended from
Japanese cart. The George
town Garden Club will sell
cakes from a booth resembling
a japanese pastry shop, and
the Washington Garden Club
will present a japanese doll
festival.
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beautifully wrapped boxes as
mementoeS of the luncheon.
Mrs. Eisenhower did not open
her gifts.
Mrs. Eisenhower wore a
navy, pink and blue print full
skirted dress and a white straw
sailor hat.
General chairmen of the
luncheon were Mrs. Prescott
Bush and Mrs. Stuart SYM
ington.
HoSteSseS included Mrs. Will
liam S. Knowland, Mrs. Wall
ter George. Mrs. Alexander
Smith and Mrs. Paul Douglas.
Decorations-Which included
ring of carnations with a
hat in the middle filled with
carnations - were the handi-
work of a committee composed
of Mrs. Albert Gore. Mrs.
Thomas Kuchel. Mrs. Herbert
Lehman and Mrs. Herman
Welker.
Others in charge of the
luncheon included: Seating
arrangements. Mrs. Leverett
Saltonstall and Mrs. Dennis
Chavez; menu. Mrs. John Nc
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08

Lot II.
Erie Twp
Lawrence and Dorothy Kestner
to Robert Fl. and Iona B. Runyan,
R Is, TT, Sec SO, 1893 NEH.
Harris Twp:--
Mary and Martin Schuster to
Charles L. and Evelyn ]. Moore,
R IA, T6, Sec II, 0.O4 acres Parcel
in NEA.
EImore corp:-
John G. Streiffert, ct al, to Lau-
rel Streiffert Damschroder, Lot 18
pit, BoggS 1st Addition.
Portage Twp
Charlotte Smith Roberts, TruS-
tee to Carl L. Haar, Lot AZ, Anna
Sloan Smith Subd.
Port Clinton corp:-
Bert and Emma Mackey to Ran
dali and Mary Pean, Block 6, Lots
25 and 80, Lakeview.
Mary E. Snyder and Ben W..
Snyder to Edward P. Peterson and
Elsie E. Peterson, Lot 10, A, Hop
fingers 1st Add.
VIM. ]. and Mary A. Kozlok to
John F. and Evelyn M. Cling, Blk
81, Lots 1914 Lakeview Add.
Harold j. Kubasek and Donna J.
Kubasek to Dorothy E. jackson,
Blk /, Lot "a, S. R. Gill's Addition.
Franklin E. and Leona H. HeiSer-
man to George w. and Helen C.
Kuhns, Blk 26, Lot 8 and PIT Z,
Original.
Put-in-Bay Twp
Anabel M. Hanan to Gloria F.
Hanan, Lot /, Put-in-Bay Resort
Co. Sub "B" and Lot A WE.
Harry x. Robinson to John Hell
leis and Anthony Helleis, Lot Al
pit, North Bass.
Put-in-Bay Corp
Franklin H. Ohlemacher and
Amedea M. Ohlemacher to Peggy
Ann CranSton, Lot 7, South Shores
Subd
Salem Twp
Lowell F. and Eloise Robinson to
Roy A. Borchard, Lot II and N5O
ft of Lot 10, Lowell Robinson Subd
Oak Harbor Corp
Gladys and Walter Kittrell to
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Allen Twp

Allen Twp
Paul r. Fredericksen and Patri-
cia L. Schlievert to Marie Fred
erickson, r 13, T8, Sec 35, 80 acres
upd IL int. to S1a NWA.
Paul r. Fredevicksen and Patri-
cia L. Schlievert to Marie Fred
erickson, r 13, T8, Sec 35, 40 acres
und 1/2 int. to S1a VIZ NEH.
Paul r. Fredericksen and Patri-
cia L. Schlievert to Marie Fred
erickson, r 13, T8, Sec 35, 20 acres
und 1/2 int. N12 NWA SWA
Harold E. and Beulah F. Bah
cock to Roy and Lucille Coffman,
Lot IL and IA, Lapps Allotment.
Benton Twp
James and Mildred Vassill to
Andrew N. DiStel and Leona B.
Distel, Blk 9, Lots 10 and IL exc
N 10 ft. Cutters Add.
Carroll Twp
Edward Schmardebeck and Mar
tha E. Schmardebeck to Willard
Ray Smith and Ethel L. Smith, r
Is, TT, Sec 13, 4.623 pit SEA.
Edward Schmardebeck and Mar
tha E. Schmardebeck to Willard
Ray Smith and Ethel L. Smith, R
Is, TT, Sec 13, 1.24 acre pit SEA.
Arab M. Markin and Emmett R.
Markin to Edwin D. and Viola E.
Moffitt, Lots SO and 54, Turtle
Creek Ext.
Clay Twp
Moor Brothers Realty Co., Trus-
tee to John R. and Lottie Halford,
Lot Is, Edgefield Farms.
Genoa Corp
George M. Gaul and Peggy L.
Gaul to Torquil D. and Hazel L.
MacLean, Lot 30-31-32, Forrest G.
Huss 1st Add.
Cafawba Twp:-
Byron w. Stotts to Merle E. Bay.
singer, Lot 7, Johnson's Landing.
Central Securities Corp to Berly
E. and Grace Welty, Lot u, Cliffs
Melvin Schwartz, Trustee to B. H
Swarner, Lot 81 and 50, Gem
Beach 4.
B. H. and Betty Jeanne Swarner
to Vern B. and Mildred Hoffman