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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
Mrs. Truxtun BeoIe, IS,
ISocioI Leader, Dies

Mrs. Truxtun Beale, IS. Wash
Iington social leader and owner
of historic Decatur House at TAB
Jackson place NV. died yester-
day in Zurich. Switzerland, Of
acute myeloid leukemia.
She had gone to Europe about
la month and half ago and had
planned to charter a yacht with
the Robert Wood Blisses and Col.
Robert Mckay and sail the
Aegean Sea for a month. They
were to meet in Athens.
Earlier this year. Mrs. Beale
had prepared her own obituary
and given it to persons handling
her affairs.
The famous Washington host
Iess, whose parties were never
large but whose guests were care
fully selected, gave a traditional
party at Decatur House each
year following the White House
diplomatic reception. Guests
would step across the street from
the White House into Decatur
House, the first home to be built
on Lafayette Square after the
Executive Mansion.
Guarded Pictures
Mrs. Beale seldom invited the
press to her parties and she
never permitted her picture to be
taken or used in the press. Her
only exception was for the pro-
motion of Piccadilly Arcade. She
was honorary chairman of the
Arcade in 1941, a sale for the
British War Relief which lasted
three days.
She and her maid took her
collection of jewels and her most
modiSh evening gown to a pho
tographic studio for the picture.
Negatives and prints Immediately
were ordered destroyed SO that
the picture could not be used
again.
She evidently had DESTROYED
also the negative for the picture
used above, as the studio had no
record of it. The print was
found in The Star files.
Home Since 1903
Mrs. Beale had lived since 1909
in the 138-year-old Decatur
House, built for Stephen Decatur.
the naval hero. with prize money
won in the wars against the Bar
barry pirates and the War of
1872. 1t was in 1903 that Mrs.
Beale, the former Marie Oge of
california. married Truxtun
Beale, diplomat and writer who
was former United States Min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
Borton Embry, IS, Co-Owner
OfAreu Bakery Shop Chain

Barton Stone Embry, SIS, who
with his brother owned the
Barker Bake Shops in the Wash
ington area for 80 years, died
Yesterday in his native Hopkins
vile. KY. He lived in Dade CITY
Fla. He and his wife had gone
to Hopkinsville for a family re-
union.
Mr.. Embry was just out of the
Army from World War I when
he and his brother, Ashton F.
Embry, a law clerk at the ST.
preme Court, decided to 90 into
the bakery business here. They
named their shops Barker after
an oven developed by William
Barker and they featured salt
rising bread baked from an old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
Louis Grou, 80,
Futher-in-Iuw of
Hecht Official

Louis Grau, 80, father-in-lav
of Jack Blau, a vice president Of
the Hecht Co., died Thursday al
his home in New Rochelle. N. Y
Mr.. Grau was retired in 1914
from the braid and TRIMMING
business in his native New York
City.
Survivors are five daughters
Mrs. Addie Blau, 400 Connecti.
cut avenue NV; Mrs. Gloria
Dalton, Dorchester House; Mrs
Ethel Nathansen, New York
City; Mrs. Vivian Lehman
Ossining. N. Y, and Mrs: Der.
niece Friedman. Highland PARK
N J. Also brother, Michael,
New York City; five grandchil-
dren and five great-grandehil-
dren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
As Million Protected

CHlCAGO.-Forty five million
americans are protected by Se4.-
SOO'OOO,OO0 worth Of group in
surance. The families of o.
100000 workers are assured that.
II their breadwinner dies, they
Will receive an amount equal to
his salary for a year.
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Edwin S. Lake, 80,
Held Job s. Years

CAMBRIDGE. Md, June IL
l(P.-Edwin S. Lake. for SO years
deputy clerk of the Dorchester
County Circuit Court. died in
Cambridge Hospital yesterday.
He was SO.
Mr.. Lake suffered a heart at
tack while at work in the clerks
office Thursday.
He became deputy in 1894,
while his father, the late Charles
Lake, was clerk.
Funeral services, will be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon in a
Cambridge funeral home. Two
sons and a daughter survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
B. Reeves Euson,
Movie Pioneer

HOLLYWOOD. June IL Dr.
Funeral services were to be con.
Quoted today for B. Reeves
CBreezy) Eason, 70, director OF
chariot sequences in the silent
screens ben Hur."
Known as the first action di-
rector, he later handled action
sequences of "Cimarron," Duel
IN the Sum-" Gone With the
Wind" and other films. Recent
ly he had been supervising action
scenes of the Lone Ranger TV
series.
Mr.. Eason died Sunday of a
heart attack at his home in
nearby Sherman Oaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12
Henry R. Wall, 81,
Theatrical AGENT

NEW YORK June IL (P.-
Henry r. Wall. "a. New Yorl
theatrical agent, died yesterday
in st. Vincent's Hospital. He hac
been i'll for 10 days with a kid.
ney ailment.
Born in Blacksburg, Va, Mr.
Wall had been associated with
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc.
and the Columbia Broadcastins
System before becoming an agent
for entertainment artists.
Survivors include his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell Wall Of
Blacksburg and three brothers
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Harris Ewing Photo

lister to Persia. Greece and Other
countries. He died in 1886.
Mrs. Beale counted among hel
Iforebears Salmon P. Chase, Sec
retary of the Treasury in Lin
coins cabinet and later Chief
Justice, and Bishop Philander
Chase of the Anglican Episcopal
Church, founder of Kenyon Col
Ilege in Ohio.
/ Mrs. Beale did much to pre-
serve the atmosphere of the past
in Decatur House The candle
lit drawing rooms, with their
wealth of historical souvenirs
welcomed many visitors from all
over the world.
Mrs. Beale devoted herself par
ticularly to promoting friendship
between the Americas and dur
ing World War II she was asked
by the State Department to help
IA C1loO NduSc.
| Several Decorations
She was decorated by several
South American countries, as
well as by King George II of
Greece when she headed the
wv a Shington Committee for
Greek Relief. The Republic of
Italy decorated her for her work
toward the restoration of St,
Marks Basilica in Venice and in
1852 the City of Venice named
her an honorary citizen. The
ceremony was held in the Ducal
Palace.
With others. Mrs. Beale con-
Quoted the first benefit for the
British Air Force in World
War II.
She was awarded the Order of
the Sun by Peru for supplying
books for the National Library
IN Lima which was destroyed by
fire.
In addition to her labors for
foreign governments, Mrs. Beale
was tireless in her efforts for the
National Symphony Orchestra
she was chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee of the
Woman's Committee for several
seasons.
! Wrote of House
IN 1854 Mrs. Beale wrote a
book, Decatur House and It's
inhabitants" Often termed "the
'front.' lobby of the White House F"
Decatur House was designed bv
6enJamin Latrobe. Its first
owner, Commodore Decatur died
tnere after a duel. Afterwards
Henry Clay. Martin Van Buren,
ana Edward Livingston occupied
tne mansion during their terms
as Secretary of State. Other
statesmen and foreign dignitaries
were tenants of Decatur House
ABOUT 1870 Truxtun Beale's
rather, Edward Fitzgerald Beale
bought the house.
threatened time and again nv
condemnation for Government
use Mrs. Beale determined To
preserve Decatur House for NOS
terlty and successfully combated
these attempts. She announced
Two years ago that she intended
10 oeqeuath the brick mansion
70 the National Trust for Historic
preservation, with an endowe
ment Tor its upkeep. She wrote
IN her obituary that she also
provided for the continuation
OF The Truxtun-Decatur Naval
Museum under the auspices of
tne Naval Historical Founda-
tlon. The museum is in the
former stables OF Decatur House
leased by Mrs. Beale.
Mrs. Beale leaves no immedi-
ate survivors.
Her body will be cremated and
ner ashes buried in the Bruton
Cnurchyard, Williamsburg. Va
where her husband is buried. A
memorial service will be held
later.
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tive duty with the Army. He
had been commissioned in the
Army Reserve in 1888.
Survivors are his widow. Mar
jorie c.; a son. Thomas, jr., and
two daughters. Marjorie and
Mary Louise, all of the home
address; his father, Ignatius. Of
Chicago, and two brothers and
two sisters.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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lit MFntnriaitt

G00DSPEED. LEROY L. In memory Of
my husband LEROY L. GOODSPEED
who passed away three years ago to-
day. July IL, 1853.
have to stop and ask myself
II he Is really gone.
And ask the Lord to sive me strensth
To help me carry on.
MITCHELL. ROBERTA HARVEY. In sad
wife and mother. ROBERTA HARVEY
MITCHELL. who passed away four
years ago today. June IL. 1889
just a line Of sweet remembrance.
Just a memory. fond and true;
Just token OF loves devotion
That our hearts still long for YOU.
The years Of her life were numbered.
When the messenger whispered low.
THE Master has come and called FOR
She answered: Z am ready 70 &C.
THEW MITCHELL. Jr.
RABBIT. MINNIE N. In. sad but low
ing remembrance Of our devoted sister
MINNIE NJ. RABBIT who entered
into eternal rest ave years ago today
June L., 1851
God saw the road was setting roush
And the hills were hard 70 climb,
so He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered. Peace be- thine"
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTHERS
SIMMS. MARY y. In iovins memory Of
MARY Z. SfMMs. who left us fourteen
ears ago today June . 1912.
We can't BEGIN to describe her,
There Is so much would 20 untold,
For we were blessed with a mother
Whose heart was as pure as gold.
Her kind heart was ever cheerful
To stranger or 70 friend
All WIN knew her loved her dearly
Mother was faithful TO the end.
SMALLW0OD. LAURA VIRGINIA. In
sad and loving memory OF our dear
sister. LAURA VIRGINIA SMALL.
WOOD who departed this life "a years
SISTERS LOUISE BEcKs AMI
BLANCHE WILLIAMS.
SPRIGGS, FLORENCE j. In loving mem.
DRY Of my devoted mother. FLORENCE
j SPRlGGS. who passed into Gods
- 1875.
She lives within the many hearts
Whose lives she briehtened every day
More than she ever Euessed.
She walked serene with peaceful head
TO meet the setting sun.
her nand IN GODS and unafrAid
TO let His will be done
often sit and think Of her
When ! am ali alone,
FoL memory II the only thing
That srief can call It's own
ELISE.
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Garns nf Chunks

HOLT, SAMUEL B. The wife of the
Ate SAMUEL B. HOLT wishes Ia
&knowledge with grateful appreciation
De service OF the Rev w. L. Turley
Aestor of Mount Gilead Baptist Church
$50 Rev. Fields. Rev. Ward, the Yer
Hont Avenue School and Orchestra,
columbia Lodge of Elks No IS: CO.
Workers, neighbors. friends and rela-
Yves. for the beautiful floral tributes
dolenee and ohter acts OF kindness
4lring my recent bereavement.
DEVOTED WIFE, CORGIA CAMPBELL
3 HOLT.
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FUNERAL DESIGN
CEMETERY LOTS

P sFE F.iis cha ~ hS'vSn' s, Ssc;SOI s
cash only: boz 44a.z. star l4s
CEDAR HILI----All l6 sites. lot ia5 acc.
ton rs sites ABcD, for $50 each.
Telephone 10. $4,000. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-12

F. FRANK KiMMEL. Secretary.
RIDGEWAY, JOHN E. On Sunday, June
10. 1855, at the Washington Sanitar-
RIDGEWAY Of 96i5 59nd ave, Collese
Park, Md, beloved husband Of Dorothy
Ridgeway, father of Robert. Victoria
and John RidReway. He is also survived
by his mother. Lena Ridgeway Mr.
RidReway rests at Gasch's Funeral
Home. Hyattsville, Md Services and
interment private Please omit flowers
In lieu. contributions may be sent to
the Cancer Fund. IL
SADLER, FLOSSIE A. On Saturday. June
., 1856. FLOSSIE A. SADLER of 100
st. NV. Notice of funeral later. Ar
ranpemenfS by .Iarvis
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Braths

ADAMS. HARRY c. Steamfitters' Local,
- No. 602, notifies YOU of the
NN death Of Brother HARRY C,
~ ADAMS. Services from Ives
~ Funeral Home, 2S41 Wilson
WlV blvd, Arlington. Va. on
- Tuesday, June II. at / pm.
Death No 1873
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Allen Twp:-
Clarence Schlievert to Helen
Schlievert, R 13, T 7, Sec IL, 80
Acres N12N1ANWA.
Carroll Twp:-
Charles Perry, Estate to Alma
Perry, ct al, r Is, T 8, Sec 33, 2
acres NWH NEA also r Is, T 8,
Sec 33, 1125 acres, Und 2/5 int.
Orland l.. Humphrey to Dorothy
Lacy, R Is, T Z, Sec 4, % acres,
WE E12 SWA = also 8 acres
S1a E1a E1/2 SEA = also 8 acres
PIT w end of N1a of SEA = also
10 acres E10A of w 18 acres.
Orland L. Humphrey to Marjorie
Lacy, R Is, I 7, Sec 4, 20 Acres,
E pt of NW14 of SWA of Sc PIT
of SWA.
Clay Twp:-
Moor Brothers Realty Co. Trus-
tee to James r. and Marilyn G..
Duval Lot 80, Edgefield Farms Ext
catawba Twp:-
Cloyd Niswander and Rosa M.
Niswander to Mary E. Williams,
Lot l, Johnson's Landing Sub A.
The Twin Beach Resort Co. to
Charles w. and Eleanor d. Ullmer,
Lot and w SO # of Lot 8, Gem
Beach Plat l.
DanbUry TWP
The Channel Grove Land Imp.
Co. to Clyde Crabtree, ct al, Lot
! 16, Sec 2 pit.
Fred Lambert, ct al to Emmett
L. Mackey and Elaine E. Mackey,
Lot 6, Sec 2, DIST acre Sc Cor.
Mary Mizla, ct al, to Mrs. Mary
Mizla, Lot 16, Sec. 2, 186 acre,
E12 E12.
Mary Mizla, ct al, to Mrs. Mary
Mizla, Lot IL, Sec /, .55 acre pit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

for Bridge abutments on the Ben
ton Carroll Road over Turtle
Creek. Estimated Cost is SIT, ,536. .05
They will also hold a hearing on
assessments for the cleaning of the
Hollinshead Ditch in Bay Town
ship, at $50 pm. April 18th.
The Bay Township Trustees and
Harris Township meet with The
County Commissioners Monday in
regard to their Township road pro-
grams for the year.
Wills of Helen M. Dembinski and
John w. Everett filed.
George Bowland appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate of James
C. Myrick.
Final account of administration
of the estate of Hulda Lieske filed
by Edward G. Lieske, Administra-
tor.
First and final account of the
estate of CHARLES A. Coon filed by
Clara M. Coon, Administrative.
First and final account of adj
ministration of the estate of An
nette M. McMayhann filed by Dav-
id McMayhann, Executor.
Final account of administration
of the estate of Mary Kalb filed by
Alfred w. Kalb, Executor.
Final account of administration
of the estate of A. T. Emmett filed
by Olive Emmett, Executrix.
Henry G. Boyers appointed Ex-
ecutor of the estate of Margaret
Gilbert.
Final account of administration
of the estate of w. N. SoWell filed
by Mary A. SoWell, Executrix.
Final and distributive account of
administration of the estate of
Charles Perry filed by Dewey Per
ry, Executor.
DIVORCE SUIT
Lillian A. ely, Rt. 3, Oak Har-
Dor VS. Marvin P. ely, Rt. 3, Oak
Harbor. Married Oct 6, 1853 at Port
Clinton, l Child, 18 months of age.
Extreme cruelty charged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

Wall be asked to discuss plans Tor
the coming advertising campaign,
which were formulated by the
group. Advice and information will
be given by speakers from State
and other specialized centers, all
fruit growers and families of the
county are urged to attend. Par
ticulars will be announced later
AT the Firelands Gel. meeting
with Mrs. Hrupcho, with Mrs. Carl
Wiewand co-hostess, DR.. Richard
Fishel of Catawba Cliffs spoke on
the Mental Health of the child.
Catawba Island Circle of the
C. C. L. will meet Thursday eve,
April IL, with Mrs. John Oravec.
The 3rd annual Stag Supper
sponsored by the local Firemen,
will be held April IS in Catawba
Community Hall. Local Chamber of
Commerce members will assist.
Sauerkraut with all its trimmings
will be served.
Mrs. George Blaine spent the
past week in Toledo with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Shores re-
turned from Sarasota, Florida, last
Thursday.
Mothers Club will meet Wednes-
day eve., April Is with Mrs. Geo
Schafer.
L. A. c. will meet Wednesday at
8 pm. with Mrs. Robert Sharp.
Please note the change in time.
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
No. 4 will meet Wednesday eve.,
April 18 in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Sass, Route 1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Wernert are
enjoying a five day trip to New
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
OTTAWA COUNTY
Court House
NEWS BRIEFS
NEWS BRIEFS

The following warrants were re-
ceived by The County Auditor from
the Auditor of State: Federal
Funds for Aid for Disabled, $440.-
33; State Funds for Ado $169.9 80;
State Funds for Blind, $438. 20;
Federal Funds for Blind, SAG 81; ;
Federal Funds for Ado $67891.
AT the County Commissioners
meeting Monday Afternoon they
approved the petition for the
establishment of public roads in
Ascher Beach and have set the 7th
day of May at 300 as the date and
time for hearings of Compensation
and damages.
The County Commissioners view
ed the Anderson Road Ditch at
1000 Monday Morning and will
hold a hearing on the petition in
their office at 200 pm. April 23rd
1856.
On Monday, April 18th the Coun-
ty Commissioners will receive bids
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

years Of age on or before that same
date to enter first grade.
Blanks to be filled out with
needed information are available
from the office of Mrs. Leonardo
Stein, elementary principal. All
parents expecting to have child
in either kindergarten or first
grade are requested to fill out the
blank and return it to the school
no later than April 20. 1t will not
be necessary for parents to come
to school or to bring the child for
registration = the blanks may be
mailed in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13


der to Dom G.. and Ruth M. Eek
hoff, Lot 90, Zeller's Beach, Plat
Milton L. and Mary A. Haven
to Richard F. and Ann M. Langdon
Lot 16 and II Harbor View Subc
"B".
Henry C. Tonsing and Mildred D
Tonsing to Grace X. Mcdonald anc
Royal Ollie Mcdonald, Lot 7, Ton
sings.
James r. Merrick to Louis H. ano
Myrtle B. Mccoy, Lot IA pit, 5 pt
PIT Ann.
Ralph Flores to Elroy Flores
Lot 25, Lacer's Sub.
Margaret L. Reed to Irwin Points
ler and Lucille Pontsler, Lot 4
Blk 8, Avalon on the Bay.
Charles L. White andMa rguerite
A. White to Mary Ellen Kinney
Lot IL, Blk 1, Lakeside.
MarbIehead Corp
Genevieve Kaspar to Metro MAJ.
ur, Lot 85, John H. James Subd.
Erie Twp:-
Clarence w. and Geraldine Bald
uf to James M. Hofacker, r Is, T 7,
Sec 80, 0.40 acre, S1z SW4 NWA
Portage Twp:-
Ethel Shook Zelms and VIM. H.
Zelms to Emery S. and Winifred
E. Gielow, R II, T 7, Sec 35. 3
acres, Sc cor, S1a NE.
Dorothea E. Sweeny to Dale C..
Bahnsen and Leona E. Bahnsen,
Lot As and S12 46, Und 1a int.
Mauna Loa.
Dale BahnSen to Leona E. Balm
sen, Lot At, NJ of 46, Mauna Loa.
Minnie c. Misch to Herbert P.
Gulau, Lot 68, Mauna Loa.
William B. Brewer and Ruth l..
Brewer to Robert Englebeck and
JoAnn Englebeck, Lots 12-13-14
Mauna Loa.
Burnell L. and Lois E. Gates to
Anthony c. Cipiti, Lot 7, Ludwig
sen Allot.
Alfrieda Pulschen and J. J. Pull
schen to Richard P. Croy and Ber-
nadine M. Croy, Lot 2, Miami Bch
Allot.
Port Clinton Corp
Wilbur and Emma Lockwood
to Robert T. and Anne M. May
whoor, Blk 2, Lot 7, N. w. Payne
Add.
Olive Emmett to Lily Miller, Blk
4, Lot 8. Original E. $50 ft.
VIM. Bredlau, exec to Arthur
James and Suzanne Hauser, Blk l,
Lot 26, Lakeview Addition.
Arthur and Erma Bandelean to
Leona Miller, Blk %, Lot IL E 100
ft, Original
Jack E. Shelter and Helen Eliza
beth Shelter to Ronald R. Cook and
Patricia J. Cook, Blk 3, Lot rs,
LakevieW.
PUt-in-Bay Twp:-
Henry w. Kuemmel and Henry
c. Juemmel to Douglas Cartledge,
Lot 6, Sub lot 4, 10 acres, Main
S pit.
Jacob and Betty A. Verduim to
Allen " and Edith P. Edwards, Lot
80, 1922 acres N of County Rd.
Jacob and Betty A. Verduim to
Allen V. and Edith P. Edwards,
Lot 81, 1000 acres N of City Rd.
Jacob and Betty A. Verduim to
Allen V. and Edith P. Edwards, Lot
38, 296 acres N of City Rd.
Jacob and Betty A. Verduim to
Allen V. and Edith P. Edwards,
Lot 33, 4.02 acres N of City Rd.
Jacob and Bethy A. Verduim to
Allen V. and Edith P. Edwards,
Lot 81, 500 acres N of City Rd.
Put-in-Bay corp:-
Lawrence C. Herold and Flor
ence Herold to Eden E. Hales and
Alma M. Hales, Lot 7, 1.26 acres
Northerly pit Lot 7, N of City Rd.
Oak Harbor Corp
Minnie Bennett, estate to Edith
c. Tewers, ct al, Blk 6, Lot l and
pit Lot 5, A. Kraemer Bros. Add.
Albert Luhr, Estate to Alice
SnodgrasS and Walter w. Luhrs,
Sec 4, 0.58.
Floyd and Lillian Witter to Louis
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Parents Urged To
Register Children

School officials are seeking to
learn the exact number of children
who will be in kindergarten and
first grade in the public school for
the 1956-57 school year, and CO.
operation of parents is sought.
Children must be five years of
age on or before Oct. l to be
eligible for Kindergarten, and six
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

York City, sponsored by the Wo-
mans Educational Club of Toledo.
The Mothers Club met Wednes-
day evening in the Jr. Chapel to
sewf or the Lutheran Home of
Mercy at Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer at
tended the class play at Burgoon
Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

L. Christensen, Blk 81, Lot 5, A.
Kraemers.
Mary Sowell to Floyd C. and
Lillian E. Witter, Blk 2, Lot IL
and IL pt, A. Kraemers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
Farmers Wife"
Column Missing

Mrs. Grace LJeocxe. whose
popular farmers Wife" column
usually appears in this space,
has been confined TO her home
with an illness Of flu, and was
unable TO write her popular COL
Umn this week. 1t will be re-
sumed next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13
CATAWBA BRIEFS
County Fruit Growers
Planning Annual Dinner
BY MRS. A. n. ROFKAR
News Staff Correspondent

The regular dinner meeting of the officers and committee
members of the Ottawa County Fruit Growers Association
Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller
very well attended Following reports plans made
for the Annual Spring dinner which will be held in the Dan
bury ST. Paus Lutheran Church parlors Here members
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-13

If mankind had wished for what
is right, they might have had it
long ago. William Hazlitt
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

RANGER, IFS h.p.; $50 hrs. since
new, compl. with mount. cowling,
gas tanks. gear for PT-19 S35.
HYDE Field or 10. 7-2S45.
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BOATS (contlnued)

16-FT. CABIN TRAILER, Is hip
Eyinrude; SHIP. Firestone; ewes,
OF. 4-S549.
1855 CENTURY RUNABoUTs. sew
eral models on display; Safety
craft cruisers on display.
Gift. Jafco, 1855 model, on dis
1854 Century viking. Just refin-
ished: $1,000.
2S-ft: Truscot sedan, Just refin-
l949 26-ft. steelcraft sedan; 3d.
Open week days and Sat, 8 am.
to 9 pm, SUM-, ~ noon to g pm.
Trades or Terms Accepted
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WHITE FRAME, 3 bedrms.. . baths.
Eau Gallie. near yacht basin and
inland waterway. Sells completely
furnished. $4,000. OIL. 2-73I2.
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LorcOnn Lane

Charming brk. -and-frame Colonial
in a beaut woodland setting. For
NAL din. rm., liv. rm. with firepl.,
kit and powder rm., down: 3 bic
bedrms. and bath. up. Rec. rm.
Outdoor patio. Best value for home
Colonel-owner transferred, Call ia.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ZONED LIGHT Industrial; 1000 so.
feet: 1913 mo-; Mont County Md.
HA 1-7273.