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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-08

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
One bedroom, liv. rm., kitchen
n ST., bet. 18th and 18th SITS. nv
I hss hy; rTn.' Ssdrm;; kit. and bath sas
S S.tls i am ana Ss' mo pm. 3 9aily 1856
ssis GtS ST. NE. End Il, MLiv. rm.,
bedrn., kit. dinette, bath, screened
porch. retgr.,. gas heat: Key at Apt
l; sos. Y; L. saIPLEY, 927 18TH
st: Nv, ma; s,l9S6ir go
liv rm.' kit BATH large rms. JU.
BRooKLAND. 1901 otis st. ne
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath, . bed
rooms. Heat and utils.- $50. Key
at 1918 Mich. ave. ne. LA. $500.
CoLoRED -1-BEDRM. APT. in
nofm lfSac H. Sss ST. OF eds M Er
ROSS. Roland Park Apts'' 1901
Ico azSS aSe o. LEE ST. N.E.e2
rms, kit. mod. bath. shower; gas h
Sun pch.; garden; SIS. DE. 2-5616
CoLoRED - LARGE 2 BEDRMs.,
private entrance; Just 3 minutes
cleaned and painted; only SO plus
utils. Apply 903 46th st. ne.
Apt. 2. LU. 1-T660 or SHANNON
4 LucHs. 724 14th st. NV. Ma.
C0LoRED-sa Quincy PI. NV
tNr. n: Cap. and Fla.) bedrm.;
large liv. rm.. entr. hall. kit. and
bath in well kept apt. house. Ma.
e-17S3; ewes. EN-. 3-2S05. --S
COLORED-:3s0 Champlain st,
NV. tNr, 18th and Col; Rdl 1
in Wei kept ep apt house empl G spIe
pref. Ma. S-17S3; ewes. EN-
Ico1IIoSRRfRiD-BEAUTIFULLY remod-
eled mod. l-bedrm. apt. in unusual
setting facing Randall Jr. High
School; $54 to $50 mo-, plus utils:
Selected tenants only. 50-7s Eye
st. s.w. These buildings are not to
be torn down as they have been
remodeled to such high standards.
Open SUM-, 2:30 to 5 pm. or phone
Ma. s-9257 for special appoints
c Sf1s e insRsssi 9TH st. NV. WI Apt
3. 2 rms, dinette. kitchen. bath.
$50. so month. Heat and hotwater
furn. To inspect, see janitor. or
call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-3i03 24th ST. Sc. Du.
PICK. rms. ulnette. kitcnen ano
bath; $50 mo. Inspect or call CO.
COIoRED-ses 4sth Place Me-,
Apt; l. Duplex: 2 rms, dinette
kitchen. bath. Good condition. $6s
mo- Inspect or call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-321 5ith ST. NE. Du.
pick: liy. rm.;, bedrms dinette
No. Inspect or call co; 5.6222
COL0RED--35iS 10th N.W.-1 rm.
kitchen. and bath SIS. util. incl
COLoREDG6Ia QUE ST. NV
rooms, modern kitchen. bath. New.
~ redecorated. NO. 7-9129.
CoLoRED-IOis N ST. NV, No
205, Ind IA rms. bath; gooc
cond.; reasonable. co. 5-s2a3. s.
S.WMExcei NV. location: 2 rms
kit. and bath heat. hot water anc
janitor service furn.: S72.50 mo
To inspect, see janitor or call CO
! k-4OCO
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500 9th ST. Sc, Apt. I--2 bedrms.
liv. rm., kit. bath; mr.. Navy Yard;
good transp. Key in Apt: 3. Fol
L. r. TURNER, Realtor
500 9TH st. s.w. ME. $1,000
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SILVER SPRING, mr.. Georgia ave.
and Colesviile rd.-1 bedrm.. liv.
nm, dinette, kit. and bath: SIS 80
per mo-, utils. incl. JU. 1890;
ewes, 10. $4,000. 10
CORAL HILLS, at D. C. line---Garden
apts.; 2 bedrms.. $50 incl. utils,
Near shops and bus. 10. s-7oSS.
1910 EAST-WEST HWY. Just west
dwelling unit duplex with pvt. front
and rear entrances; conv. to d. c.
busline and shopping. 500 per mo,
plus utils. Call Ma; S:l92l. IA
TAKOMA PARK, 7139 Maple ave-
One bedrm.. liv. rm., kit; and bath
r. A; HUMPHREYS. 2 Mass. ave.
ROCKVILLE bedrm.. living fm.,
dinette. bath and rear screened
porch. near schools and shopping
center. $3.50 to sos, plus utils.
Tsa R; ia@Y PARK - 2 bedrms. and
D stor. ep and ia Ol bus to D. 8 g. Se ins
SILVER Hive SPRiNGM2-bedrm. apis,
newly redecorated. Picture windows.
cross ventilation. Large hv. nm
dining area comb, table space in
kitchen. Lovely location In Sligo
Greek Park near schools. Laundry
and storage facilities. TV antenna
system. From SS7 including utils.
Call MRS. WHEELER. JU. 7-7372,
TAKOMA PARK--Attrac. liv. rm..
kit, dinette. bath, bedrm., all utils.
Mr.. store and bus, SIS. Adults
only. WA. 10000, eyes,. Ju. g.
N. aAMP. GARDEN APTs.-univ.
Lane opp. Langley shop. center:
Mod. 2-bedrm. apt, cow. to school
Rental office. sl0O Univ. lane 10
ROCKVILLE -bedrm. apt. In large
project. Conv. to everything. S73. SO
incl. all utils. Pc. 2-606l. Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apt. in
new bldg. Cow. to stores and
transp.; $3.50. incl. all utils. 20.
2-606l. Ia
-bedrm. apt. in large
project. Cow. to everything; $50
per mo-. incl. all utils. Pc. 2-606l.
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bEhkELEf NEW HOME. 1910 Ash
Dy st. NV, open daily, 3-6-Loyely
white brk. center-hall Colonial by
FRANK s.. Phillips; bedrms.. >
paths on md n; beautifully finished
Bird f.: library. powder rm., huse
KIT; yard-level clubroom 15X34
with bar and fireplace. double
rear porches; garage. Controlled
community of fine homes off Fox
hall I'd, few minutes from town.
AAdloinS park, S4S. 800. FRANK S.
PHdLLiPS' Dl. 7-1411; ewes. OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Large Colo
MAJ in excel. cond.: bedrms.. Q
baths: lge. closets; recreation rm.;
charming living space. OUTSTANDING
value. priced at S22,g5O. Call
TOWN a. SUBURBAN. EN-. $4,000.
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1708 QUE ST. N.w.-Clean, COM
Portable 1-rni. ant, next bath: S45
mo-, incl. utils; adult. DE. 2-0S64
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3 OR 4 BEDRMS.. Ia or . baths
large lot, garage. bsmt.. by desir-
able family with 3 boys. High, elem
Co. under Sl35 mo. VIII care fol
and improve property during oc.
cupancy. JE. 2-0Ss5 after | pm
3 OR 4 BEDRM. UNFURN.. Virgins
area, long lease or option to buy
JE. 4-2296. 10
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE transferred
desire immediate possession Of Z
home. basement or garage, separate
dining room, gas heat. Arlington o.
Alexandria. Va. area: ] child; will
give excellent care to property
Price range up to S175 monthly
Office, MA. S-S2O6 or HU. $4,000
room AL. ]. NJ. BRAFFITT --l3
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

SEMIDETACHED HOME. 3 bedrms.
2 baths, lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.. lge
mod. .GE kit, rec. rni., lge yard
fenced; Southern ave on Wheeler
I'd. Sc: S125 mo. 10. 2-506l.
IA
CHEVY CHASE, D. Germ. ston,
and brick home. oil heat, lge. liv
nm. with firepl., average size din
rm.. paneled den. 3 bedrms. and Z
baths. IND A.. additional bedrm
and bath in bsmt: screened pch.
lge. I'd. outdoor firepl., flowers
shrubs. Long lease II desired: S1Ss
mo. Open Tues. 5 to 9 pm, WED
10 am. to pm. GAO 3lst st. NV
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda bedrooms. Q baths
rec. room; June Is: 5000.
MALORA R. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-292a
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
D. c.. N.W.-3 bedrooms, 9 baths
den; July /. S165
MALORA R. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2a2t
10
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S ss% KIP c VIE g R f s5sS@ S sss
WITH BALANCE IN ONE TRUST
MoNTH. YOU I Can AsLf BUY THIS RED
BRICK a-BEDRM. 2-BATH DE-
TACKLED HOME JUST BLK. TO
.TRANSP. YOU SHOULD AT LEAST
S Gkdt AMP n LET Us sv IEkL Rf Y9U
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LARGE LIVING ROOM, bedFmi. s 1 a
MANOR, WA 7.5e1s 1 --Aa
ONE AND TWO BEDRMs., modern
attractive furniture SSl.50 UP. all
utils. incl; unfinished apis, avail
also For brochure and further in
formation, call RE. b-SO01. s. r.
AND q INC. Rental Agent
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-Liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit. bath, utilS furn.; pvt.
TAKoMA PARR--Nicely furnished
2nd-h; apt. In private home: livine
pvt entrance Ssar al 'f ats Near ea P n,e
couple, sSS. III. ss5ssS' @Dii W
CHEVY CHASE-Liv. rm, bedroom.
dinette- kitchenette, pvt. bath. mr..
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3l73
TAKoMA PK.--1 rm., bath. furn.,
TTanse' s rstisr; $50 rms; hath bath,
ipItcnKESo. 90 AP 9'' 7Is.sd Isei' D. VICTOR
CoMPIETEIY FuRNisHED--Entirr
End floor: 5 rooms and bath; pri-
vate entrance; near shopping. use
o. Laundry room; adults no pets
sie5. Ju. s-2064 after $3.50 nm
MT. RAINIER rooms, kitchen
and bath, S75 mo. WA. 7-3iS1
BsMT. EFFIC., PVT. ENTR shower
month. JU. 5-4HSS, 10
GLENN DALE. MD bedrms, iiy.
ing nm, eas kit. bath: md A., pvt
snt, Heat cleo. incl, s6s. CT. g.
027l. la
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

MOVING SOUTH; valuable D. c. and
Nd. property for sale. Reasonable.
10. $1,000. 10
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ARLINGTON
TOWERS

The ultimate in modern living ant
only 8 minutes from the heart OF the
city. Air-conditioned. switchboard
secretarial service, sun decks. chill.
and complete shopping center or
premises.
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Town house of 8 rooms and bath
fireplaces. Georgetown-type garden
rent, 500; shown by appointment
only.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73S 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6S3C
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APARTMENTS WANrEp

OWNERS. For sood gwnitel tenants
in d. c.. call MANDEL. AID. 4-3400
BEDRM.,. LIST a.: upper NV. sec
ton: 2 adults. Reas. rent. NO. =
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE KENSINGToN HOME
with a woman, 30-45. or couple.
$50 mo. Incl. all utils. Call L. A.
S27R. -
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Located across from the Two Jima
Memorial, Just across Memorial
Bridge. once open 9 to 2 for your
information.
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S74 UP. utiIs. incl. Close in; redec
1-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg: mod
refer. and stove. auto, laund. facili-
ties: mr. stores and transp. EN-
2-567a days EN-. 3-920S ewes.
FT; STRONG WLLA-Look for
villa. Lee hwy; 3 rooms. kitchen;
c 1as RO ARLs es sssn quiet net
s SopDns See Center 462a BIZ Ssh e e. bus
Apply Apt. 102 or KE. S-6720a
ARL.-Lge. 1-bedrm. apt. with liv.
rm.. dinette and mod. kit: plenty
Of closet space. ldry. and park. IA
Shop. center and Q buslines within
I block: Just a few minutes from
Pentagon. Navy Annex and down
town Wash; vacant May Is: $77.
incl. all utils. Also 2-bedrm. apis.
vacant June -; $g2 includins
al utilities WAKEFIELD MANOR,
ra. a. l s7so6 So fo . Sou TT E pm
Mon. through Fri. KE. 6-S43i
: am. to 9 pm. eyes,. Sat. and
ARL.-close in. mr.. Colonial village
shop. center, in small 4-apt. bldg.
exposures. yard; like a home
Ad sIs.. l546 18th st. north. IA
ARL., / blk. south of Arl. blvd. nr.
~. Myer.Lge:, attr. l-bedrm. apt
in apt. bldg: SIS. incl. utils. 131S
N. Pierce, ia. 7-6S39.
LIVE CLOSE IN; apt bldg. mr.. Fl.
Myer. Pentagon; huge 1-bedrm.
apt. PVT. pine-paneled recr, rm..
"a baths, 2 closets: outside entr.
$1l5 incl. utils. IA. 7-926S, IA.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrm.. liy. rm.
kit; bath and scr; porch. Avail
$50. So -bedrm. apt. no utils. in
cluded. mr.. washington and Lee
shopping center. EN-. 3-567S DAYS;
EN-. 3-92OS ewes. --2l
ARL.. -bedrm. apt: mod
bldg: conven. to bus. Adults. Re-
stricted. McCLAINE PROP, ia. 3
ssi UP. utils. incl.-close-in: redec.
1-bedrm. apt. in apt. BLDG; mod
refgr. and stove, auto. laund facili.
ties; nr. stores and transp. EN-
3-567S days: EN-. 3-920S ewes.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, claTen.
Myer, and within easy walking dis
lance to main shopping arear-1.
bedrm. apt: only $67 so mo. and
eff1c. apt, $50 mo. See Res. Mgr,
Apt. &c, or call ia. 7-5O37. 10,
1-BEDRM. APT.-Mod. bldg. Conv
to bus, shop. center, Pentagon
$3.50. Jh 2-9363. IA
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FALLS CHURCH

Three-bedroom rambler: tiled bath
Immediate possession: S11O month
NJ. r. REYNOLDS a. CO.
JE. 1850
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AMER. UNIV. PARK-white brick;
a block from Spring Valley shops:
den and lavatory on LIST floor: 4
bedrooms. . baths on second. Fair
~ priced for this exclusive COM
munity Of custom homes. For de-
tails, call Woodley 6-7075 or EN-.
WOodlpv al ~
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Between Hawaii Ave, and

7 beLWeen HHWAll ave. ana
Hardwood Rd. NE.
An in-town development that
| phere, bordered with trees and hav.
ing lovely well-kept grounds: yet
within a one-bus-fare location.
All buildings are modern in de-
sign: each apt. with large picture
windows: storage and laundry IA
cilities provided.
Now available-One and three
bedroom apartments with modern
equipment In duplex and S-family
buildings Also completely furnished
apartments.
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3 BEDROOMS, ~ BATHS
6424 5th st. NV, near Coolidge
High School; mod semfdet. house,
with beautiful rec. rm fenced yard.
Furn. in excel. cond. Rent. incl:
appliances; $50 mo. SIDNEY 2.
MENSH a. CO. Ma S-6440. 10
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. }

FAIRFAX COUNTY-Busy restau-
rant for sale; newly decorated and
al eond. long lease available:
$4,000, with excellent terms. Nc.
LEAN REALTY. Ell. 6-4172; ewes,
IA. 4-lfS4. 10
OPEN 1914 WE'D. 1929 18th st.
n.w-19 rms. baths; furn. for
rooming or boarding house. Price,
$1,000 or will rent furn.; long
lease. KEACH & PURCELL, Elk.
BEAUTY SHOP and 5-room apt. for
for expansion OF beauty shop. Call
LII. 1884. IA
LIQUOR STORE - I wish to buy
down payment. Reply, Box 1874,
Star, So
KOSHER DELICATESSEN and res
taurant: 100000 per month volume.
New. modern equipment. Mr.. KAY,
JU, 7-a045. --13
CORNER DELICATESSEN, real bar
gain; fixtures. stocks; small down
payment. RIA. 3-932T aft. $50 pm.
p
COFFEE SHOP. TEA ROOM OR
STEAK HOUSE-An unusual OPP
portunity. in an excel. location:
direly in need OF this type husi-
ness; fls., new bldg: in front Of
55-unit motor court with zoo
guest accommodation: cooperation
by motor court management as
sures good. hieh-class business: in
city of Falls Church. Va 5a7 S.
Washington st, Phone JE 2-0l10.
FOR SALE, settle estate-Small
complete lithograph plant; down
town mod. ONCE bldg, air cond,:
sell as an entirety. Box 72-z. Star.
IA
REAL BARGAIN-Cor. mkt: $1,000
wk. cash sales: Al stk. Total price.
$1,000. 14th and N NV. CO. 81
HTAO, 1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
cub. CHURCH =.
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formed from small group of
United Brethren settlers who NOV
ed from Pennsylvania to this terri
tory as early as 1922. One of them,
the Rev. Jacob Baulus, a United
Brethren minister from Maryland,
settled in the deep dark forest of
the "Black Swamp" near Lower
Sandusky (now FremonD. In 1929
he began ardent work as pastor
in this area, and was successful in
establishing churches throughout
Ottaka County.
With the Rev. Israel Harrington
and Jonathan Harrison, he estab-
lished the Tucker congregation
which was located about IL miles
west of Port Clinton; Rushaw, To-
Gated eight miles west; and Shook,
three miles east. These congrega-
tions no longer exist and the build
ings have been dismantled, sold, or
destroyed by fire.
In 1881 approximately five fam
lilies, representing some Is or 20
members, formed the Port Clinton
congregation which today has a
membership of some 325 persons.
The hardy pioneers first wor-
SHIPPED in log cabins and in the old
school house which stood at the
rear of the old Post Office, which
now is the A. C. store on Madison
st. In 1860 they built their own
church at the corner of w. Third
and Jackson SITS. Now remodeled,
and converted into a modern home,
it is presently occupied by the John
McAtee family. The house directly
behind on Jackson ST., now occu-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
County Fiireulerl
Discuss Turnpike

Portage township will have
levy on November ballot to raise
money for a fire department at
Gypsum, it was announced follow
ing a meeting of the Ottawa Coun-
ty Firemen's Association at Mil
bury Wednesday SIS firemen from
Port Clinton, Catawba, Elmore, Ge-
noa, Oak Harbor, Rocky Ridge,
Williston, Milbury, Curtice, Ross
township and Toledo attended
Problems of fire departments
along the Turnpike, affecting Ge-
noa, Elmore and Milbury, we're dis
cusSed. Guests were Mayor Frank
Miller, Milbury, who gave the wei
come address; Mayor Hilty of Ge-
noa, and Director of Civil Defense
Howard Brown. i.
Firemen will attend the North
western Ohio convention at Ottawa
June 20. Next county meeting Is
July 18 at Curtice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
Outboard Races Big Sports
Event At Put-in-Bay Sun.

Another outstanding sports at
will draw hundreds OF out
board fans to Put-in-Bay this Sum
day for five big races scheduled to
start at l pm. under the auspices
of the Islands Chamber OF Com
merce.
Forty entries, all memebrs of the
Detroit Outboard Racing Associa-
ton, will participate in what spon-
sors claim will be one of the sea-
sons most exciting sports tests.
Local interest is heightened in
Sundays races by the fact that
Cliff Swigart, well known Port
Clinton enthusiast, and Kermit
Hickman, new conner in outboard
circles of Fremont, are listed
among the entries.
Swigart has been a we'll known
figure in 90 board races in recent
years, capturing his share of tro'
phies, and Hickman is being rated
as a conner who shows unusual
promise of developing into win
ner.
other nationally known names
include Ralph Bowling of Cleve-
land, consistent winner; Dennis
Martin of Jackson, Mich, national
C-Hydro Champ in 1855, and Clyde
Wisaman of Wickcliffe, O., a past
national champion.
They'll be at Put-in-Bay Sunday
along with some of the best known
names in the nation in the out
board class.
All racing motors burn alcohol
and the boats reach speeds hitting
up to 70 miles an hour.
Some interesting facts for the
non-initiated: Nearly every time q
driver takes sTll it costs him
$3.50 for repairs to boat and motor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
Eagles Install
New Officers

New officers of. Port Clinton
Aerie No. 2295, Fraternal Order of
Eagles were installed in a colorful
ceremony in the Eagles Hall last
week.
Installing Officers were Paul
Hoffman, Past State President of
Tiffin and Russell Hoffman, Grand
Aerie Membership Counselor, also
of Tiffin.
Assisting in the installation was
the Drill Team of the Findlay Aerie
Auxiliary.
The new officers installed were:
Wendell Druyor, Past Worthy
President; Robert Hackworth,
President; Bernard Petersen, vice
President; William Younker, Chap
lain; Don Walls, Secretary; Jerry
Larson, Treasurer; Jack Doss, Con-
ductor; James Whiting, Inside
Guard; Norman LaCumsky, Outside
Guard; and Clarence Good, 3-year
Trustee.
One of the highlights of the
meeting was the presentation of a
Grand Aerie Membership to Junior
Past Worthy President Robert
Hackworth by Past State President
Hoffman.
AfteE the meeting the Drill Team
of the Findlay Aerie presented a
fancy drill exhibition.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
Police Report
Several Accidents

"The best day yet, from view
point of sunshine and weather con-
ditions, brought a heavy rush of
traffic Sunday to the Port Clinton
area. Special police aided in traffic
control. Beaches drew the biggest
crowds of the season.
A three car crash Sunday at 2:37
pm. near the Trade Winds involv-
ed cars driven by Edward L. And
erson, Route 2, Oak Harbor; Wilbur
Wears, 102 w. Loop, and Arthur
Higley, 532 Harrison ST. Anderson
told police he had just started
from the stop signal and took his
eyes off the road for a second,
causing his car to hit the other
vehicles which were stopped wait
ing for another car making left
hand turn. Carol Lee Wears, nine,
was treated at Magruder hospital
for a scalp confusion. Anderson
was cited for failing to stop within
assured clear distance. He was
fined $25 and costs in Municipal
Court Monday. All three cars were
damaged.
Other Accidents
Cars driven by John j. Jacobsen
of Box 83 and Clarence Beavers of
Springfield figured in a minor ac-
cident at North Madison ST. ard the
alley. On Second st. Saturday at
$50, cars driven by Harley White
side of 1922 E. Second and Gerald
R. Schoenfeld of Clyde were slight
ly damaged in a collision.
Linda Peltier, Route /, suffered
a confusion of the left hip and leg
decorations at Madison and Sec.
ond. C. E. Scatter of Toledo told
police <1e light had just changed
when the girl apparently did not
see his vehicle and walked into it.
A car driven by Rita E. ErmiSh,
Route l, got a 10-inch cash on its
right door when Oren D. Shaffer
of Darlington, Vermont, opened
the door of his car as she was park
ing at Madison and Second.
A car parked by Ruth E. Simon
of Gypsum at Phils Inn was dam
aged when Carol Ann DruSbach, 20,
Fremont, backed into it.
| Police received call to Mon
roe st. address Sunday that an at
tempt to break in a car had been
made during the night, and door
handle was found broken off.
A reckless driver struck fence
just west of the bridge Saturday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
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Riverview cemetery.
Born in Lorain, Sept. 6, 1913,
she was the daugter of George and
Lydia Fotts. The family moved
here from Norwalk few years be-
fore her marriage to Howard.
She is survived by her husband,
Howard L. Florian; four children,
Corrinne Florian (Mrs. james, Nj.
land; Roxane, Is; Shelia, 13; and
William, nine; and two brothers,
Herbert Potts of Cleveland and
Wallace Hoyt of Loudenville.
She was member of Immacur
late Conception Catholic church be-
longing to st. Charles Study Club
and Altar and Rosary Society. She
was an active worker for the Hos
pital Guild, took a deep interest in
Girl Scout activities, and her tai
ents and energy were quickly Of
fered for community enterprises
as long as health permitted.
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her mother.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick
found the aged man on the floor,
bleeding from three stab wounds
of the chest and gashes of the
hand. His head, ribs and legs had
been kicked and beaten. His eyes
were blackened. Flesh had been
kicked off his leg in one spot.
Chest bone had DETECTED more
serious injury from the kitchen
butcher knife used in the attack.
Mrs. Foster said she tried to run
from the house for help when the
attack started but her husband
forced her inside, pulled a handful
of hair from her head, and threat
ened her life. Her arm was black
and blue.
Foster told Deputy Hetrick he
didn't know why" he beat the
aged man and later said it was
self defense. Mrs. Foster said he
had beaten her father badly a
month or so ago, and that the aged
man had shot at him and missed.
He had also been beating her and
her son, she said.
She wrote the note when she
went to bedroom on pretext of
changing clothes, when Foster in
sisted she 60 along to take the
Stewart children back to Fremont,
she said.
Mr.. Gergel owned the farm on
Route 2 southeast of Oak Harbor,
living there with the Fosters, but
recently sold it and the family ex-
pected to move shortly to another
rural Oak Harbor residence. They
originally lived near Chicago. Fos-
ter is a truck driver.