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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

par farm Mr.. and Mrs. Liskai
and son are found asphixiated in
Genoa home Frank Griswold,
former American Gypsum COM
pany executive, dies suddenly.
November-Tony Borsh buys
Quisno Confectionery Demo-
Gratis score sweeping victory in
all races, Truman and Lausche
gain good majoritics as county
goes Democratic Voters ap-
prove $375,000 bond issue for
construction of new elementary
school building Joseph Bod
mar bowls first perfect 800 game
in 60 years Sudden death of
A. J. Davids is'shock to commun-
ity Council agrees to nine per
cent o. p. S. electricity boost . E.
Funeral services for Pfc. William
Galloway are held in Arlington
cemetery Col. Earl Gruver is
named as new commanding officer
at Erie Ordnance Depot, to sue
ceed Col. J. f. McInerney, who
leaves soon for Germany .
George Roth, Martin, and Charles
Martin, Jr., Fremont, are killed
in Woodville road accident.
December-Mrs. William Nor
walk, Elmore, is killed and five
local persons are seriously hurt in
auto accident near Oak Harbor
More activity expected next sum-
mer at Camp Perry as Anti-air-
craft authorities inspect facilities
Sam Cont seeks patent on
steel cutting tip guide invention
Military rites held for 1t
Merle Cedoz Clifford Chris,
tiansen begins rubber factory ir
old wine cellar at Danbury
Clayton Harger is killed in Ere,
mont road accident Redskir
grid team is honored at Down,
town Coaches banquet 220(
visitors tour Standard Products
during open house Is city en-
ployees get pay boost Water
rates to be boosted Body OF
Clarence Hess, Sandusky, is found
along Bay shore near Medusa
Cement plant.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
Fishing Gear
Needs More Care

The sportsman who plans to
find his fishing and hunting equip
ment in tip-top shape next spring
and summer should spend some
winter evenings in the basement
workshop with the cleaning rags
and oil can.
Proper care Of outdoor sports
equipment requires very little eff
fort and time, and it pays off in
dollars by reducing winter time
depreciation. Guns and fishing
tackle that are allowed to stand
in a closet through the winter un-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

nation, Ottawa county's bigges
news during 194S was the sweep
ing victory scored by the Demo
Gratis in the November election
Here in Port Clinton, 194S was &
year of civic betterment with the
Lakefront Identification project
and the wading pools in Lakeview
park topping the list.
Peaceful labor-management re.
lations have prevailed in the
cornty during the past II months
tie High Cost of Living and high
wage scales seem to be running
neck-and-neck, and employment in
Ottawa county continues to be at
record peak.
In the following headlines,
CLEANED from issues of the Ottawa
County News, you will find the
story of Port Clinton, Ottawa
County and its residents, during
the past IL months.
January-Mayor Carl Becker
succeeds A. w. Chapman as may
or New Year snow and wind
storm creates flood havoc in Port
age river areas . James Roda,
ID, is electrocuted when his model
air plane strikes high tension
wires Paul Schmitt is named
as vice-mayor . Over 5000 vet
erans of World War II are eligible
for state bonus funds Three
sets of twins born in Magruder
hospital set new record Spe-
cial council meet set to speed
lakefront improvement project.
February-Port Inn safe is bur-
glarized of over $4,000 in cash and
checks Islanders make first
crossing over "Ice Bridge"
Maple Grove is destroyed by
$4,000 fire +. City council backs
Erie Gardens continuation plan
Police Chief Jack Shelter and
Sheriff Ralph Riedmaier win state
wide plaudits for starting chase
which ended in capture Of two
gunmen in Fremont Four
local fishermen are saved after
plunges through ice Arthur
E. Kirk, Portage township civic
leader, passes away so ice
fishing shanties are lost as ice field
weakens Mrs. Robert Aurand
opens "Storkette" business in
Timblin building :. Body of war
hero Robert Dolch is returned
fran Guadalcanal for burial.
March--Henry Hillman, popular
school custodian, passes away
Minstrel show proves a roaring
success Emil Kukay, Mar
blehead, is killed in Danbury auto
train crash Rev. John Braun
is new Rotary Club president
Fire Chief Walter Miller suffers
broken leg in fall on ice Rev.
Joseph Abraham arrives here to
become pastor of st. Paul's Slovak
Lutheran church Mrs. Ber-
tha Allbrittain, county nurse, and
Edward Vanta, county sanitarian,
resign positions -. Standard Prod
ucts moves soft drink dispens-
ing equipment here from Marine
City, Michigan Margaret
Petersen is selected as Port
Clinton's Lady of 194S Ter
rife windstorm hits county, dam
ages total over $500,0OO but only
one child is slightly hurt :. Adair
Wilber graduates at Ohio State
University and joins Atty. Will
liam Moons staff.
April-Bodies of TIA William
Brown and T/Sgt. George Nelson
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21
LAKEFRONT PROJECT, DEMOCRATIC
SWEEP TOP NEWS STORIES IN CITY

are returned for burials here .
Sudden death of Druggist A. L.
Green shocks city Frederick
w. Butler, %, is stabbed to death
in Lima fight Mrs. Carl
Quisno is named as Port Clinton's
official "Welcome Lady" to greet
new arrivals Mabel Selin,
Magruder hospital superintendent,
is elected president of city's new
Business and Professional Wo-
mems association Beverly
Easton and Robert Forster are
named top honor students in
class of l948 Mrs. Charles
Dewitt is injured in auto accident
at Toussaint River bridge.
May - Deputy Sheriff Merlan
Budd proves most popular vote
getter during primary elections
.. Put-in-Bay attracts big crowd
with Rose Ann Kindt, P-l-B, as
Queen d. Erie Gardens pays
$7555 in lieu Of taxes . Former
Fire Chief and Civic Leader Ed
ward Kuhnle dies suddenly e.
Paul Moons dachshund is chosen
best entry in Rotary-sponsored
hobby and pet show Body of
Pfc. Myron Carter is returned
from Africa for burial rites
62 seniors receive diplomas at
commencement exercises Pfc.
David Harren, Erie Ordnance De-
pot, is killed in Rt. auto crash
Andrew Yakubison, 70, is
killed when struck by auto in
Perry street Port Clinton
takes top honors in 1947 Ohio
Traffic Safety contest Atty.
Lyman Chambers, "a, Genoa, is
killed when car is struck by train.
June-William Hennessy, 48,
and son, Thomas, 9, are killed at
Danbury when truck is hit by
train; Frank Rochowiak, Toledo,
dies in auto crash at Toussaint
Creek bridge in Rt. 2 Funeral
services are held for Cpl. Joseph
Tomor, whose body is returned
from Germany Phil and Ar
MEMO Phillips open "Phips Inn"
in Perry street Public school
teachers are given pay raise, with
minimum set at $4,000 :. District
American Legion convention at
tracts crowd at Put-in-Bay . .
James Pinniger, %, and Miss
Arlene Roe, %, both of Toledo,
are killed in Woodville road truck
auto crash Bishop Clippinger
dedicates new f. U. B. parsonage
Charles Scherer and Mel
Routh open Clinton Mems Wear
store in Clinton theatre building.
July-Mrs. Jack Bolte opens
Bolte China and Gift Shoppe in
East Perry street . Chamber OF
Commerce sponsors gala Fourth
of July fireworks display . . Two
Fostoria brothers are saved from
drowning by alertness Of girls at
Plymouth Shore camp on San
dusky Bay New kroger store
to be erected at Perry and Jeffer-
son by Harry Stensen =. Barbara
hopper and Marjorie Riley, both
II, Toledo, are drowned in trag
cry at Terrace Beach Harold
Mace, Castalia, browns near Mar
blehead Taxi driver Edward
Debian aids passenger as baby
is born in taxi cab . Cpl. Ermil
Brewers body is returned from
Europe for burial County's
school-age population jumps 237
in year Betty Lorensen wins
Miss Port Clinton" title . Shir
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

ley Quintet and George Dillinger
are first polio victims in local
epidemic Erie Ordnance De-
pot reports urgent need for $50
more workers Council okays
plans for construction of new fill
tering plant at waterworks.
August-Northern Ohio Tele-
phone company asks permission
to increase phone rates John
H. Darr, 80, kills self in garage
of Catawba Island home :.
ILYA regatta opens at Put-in-Bay
Lester Mackey, 6, suffers
compound fractures of both legs
when struck by car Body of
Pfc. Kenneth Wills is returned
from Philippine Island for local
burial Edward Madsen, 81, is
crushed to death beneath spray
ing outfit at Danbury farm t.
DR.. Donald Burke opens dental
offices above Quisno's Confection-
cry =. Mr.. and Mrs. Werner
Jeschke, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stea-
ger and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Car
stems suffered severe injuries in
auto accident near Lima Bur-
glars get $4,000 loot at Maytag
store Charles Upton and
Aubry Cain, deaf mutes, are
drowned in rowboat tragedy in
Oak Harbor Charles Pafiek,
Cleveland, browns at Middle Bass.
Septembcr-First annual Amer
lean Legion Homecoming at Le-
gion Park is big success .
Youths register for peace-time
draft Toledo youths confess
Maytag burglary Richard
Dick" Davids is city's first polio
fatality International Comet
Races are held at local yacht club
. Claude Jones, 60, is fatally
injured in fall from truck
Fund drive to bury Cat-Tails for
Lakefront improvement gets un-
derway~. DR.. Richard Semon
opens optometry practice in Amer
lean Bank building Bodies of
TIA James and Pfc. Ralph O'Brien,
brothers, are returned here for
burial Six more high school
students are polio patients :. Carl
Heckler retires as Lake Shore
Dairy manager and is succeeded
by William Spayd . Body of T/5
Alton Dodway, Tank company
member, is returned from Philip
pines Football team resumes
practice after polio ban is lifted
October - Emil Simmons, OF
Youngstown, truck driver, is killed
in route 2 crash Mrs. r. c.
Schaper succeeds Mrs. Carl Quisnc
as city "Wclcome Lady" Mill,
tary rites are held for Pvt. Will
bert Lorensen, whose body is re-
turned from Italy =. Claude Nor,
ris, Detroit, browns in lake Of
Mouse Island Harry ID.
Meters is elected president anc
general manager Of STANDARD
Products company e. 14S Mat
thews Company employees share
$19,510.S9 under company's prof
sharing plan . . City opens hear
to finance medical care for five,
year-old Bonnie Hunter, suffering
from rare kidney ailment Jos
cph Papez and Pedro Landcz
itinerants, are killed by trains wes
of city AL Jones named dis
trict scout chairman JAW
ClO union members ratify new
Standard Products contract
John w. Finken, Catawba, il
fatally injured in mysterious auto
accident Democrats hold hug,
rally in armory Near rccort
vote is anticipated 2nd 1t
William Pearce, Selfridge Field
Michigan, escapes injury in emer
gency jet plane landing at Kas
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

cleaned cannot retain their value
and cannot be expected to per-
form properly along a stream or
in the fields.
To many sportsmen the fun of
caring for equipment is almost as
enjoyable as using it but to others
it is a chore that is put off month
after month through the winter
and sometimes never gets done un-
til just before the equipment is to
be used; by that time depreciation
has set in and reduced the value
of equipment that would otherwise
give many years of service if
properly treated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

Come in and see our complete
selection of New and Used Refrig-
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-01-21

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Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
Teachers Leave For The States

Palmer's teachers had begun to scatter to the four corners of the States this week, as summer vacation began in earnest for most of them. Music-man Paul Bushong left on June 1 for Cir ard, Ohio, his home. He will be there until September, when he returns to Palmer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dickson and son also left last week. They travelled by boat to Seattle, and from there will go to Geyser, Mont. Their plans for next year are indefinite, but they do not return to Palmer.
 Mrs. Margaret Cope and chil- dren will spend the summer Out side, where Mrs. Cope plans to take summer school courses. She returns to her duties in Palmer High Schools commercial de- partment next fall.
 Francis Malcolm, Superinten- dent, still is in Palmer where he awaits the arrival of the new superintendent. He is expected to remain for little longer.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
P-TA Gives Up Plan To Sponsor Opero Stor In Valley Concert

Plans for the presentation of a concert here by Miss Marita Farrell, Metropolitan Opera star, have been abandoned, it was an- nounced this week by Mrs. A. H. Mick, head of the Palmer chap ter of the Parent-Teacher'S As Sociation.
 Since the singer had asked for a date sometime in June, when Valley farmers are busiest and summer recreational activities are in full swing, it was thought that not enough community sup port could be gained for the con- cert. Financial arrangements also were higher than the P-TA felt it wise to make, since the chapter would have to under write any loss on the concert.
 Miss Farrell will appear in an Anchorage operetta on June 20, 21 and P. The singer expects to spend about three weeks vaca- tioning in the Territory. She also plans a concert for Kodiak dur ing her stay.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
Free Barbecue At ChickoIoon Roodhouse

Announcemtn has been made by Ray Grasser of the Grasser Hardware, that a free veal bar becue will be held at the Chickaloon Roadhouse at Mile 78 on the Glenn Highway.
 The free feed will be on Sum- day, June 12 and will start at 10 a. m.
 The invitation is extended to everyone, with special emphasis on bringing the whole family to enjoy the day.
 MT. GrasSer is the proprietor of the roadhouSe.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
VISIT HERE

MT. and Mrs. Harry DeLand and three children of Juneau are vacationing in the Valley this week. They expect to spend two or three weeks here, where they are guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Edgar c. DeLand.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
VALDEZ COUPLE HAVE BOY

A baby boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. Earl Bangle of Valdez at the Valley Hospital last week. The child was born on June 1.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
GOWANS HAVE SON

MT. and Mrs. Richard GoWan of Palmer became the parents of a son, born June 6 at the Valley Hospital.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
SON BORN TO KNAPPS

A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Elroy Knapp of Palmer on June 2. The baby was born at the Val ley Hospital.
, 1949-06-08
Councilmen Say Sen.
Committee MuY Act
Fuvorubly On Bill

In a brief cable received
from Councilmen Hodge and
Downing, they indicated that
the Senate subcommittee was
expected to act favorably up
on the Virgin Islands Com
pany's bill.
The message to. the Assist
ant to the Council, dated June
7th said, Favorable Action
taken today by full Senate
Committee on re-charter bill.
Details will follow"
, 1949-06-08
POLYTECHNIC ms.
Of P. r. TO CONDUCT
CLASSES HERE

Once again the Polytechnic
Institute will offer summer
courses in St. Croix, This
years faculty will consist of
Mrs. Maria Luisa Castillo.
head of the Art Department,
and A. Thurston Child, Eng
lish Instructor.
Three courses will be offer
ed. Mrs. Castillo will offer Art
Appreciation, a one-semester.
three credit hour lecture
course and Public School Art,
a one-semester three credit
hour lecture and laboratory
course. Mr.. Child will offer
Freshmen English Compost
ton, a one-year six credit hour
lecture and laboratory course.
All classes will meet at the
Christiansted High School six
days a week. The first classes
will be held on July 5 and the
last will meet on August 9.
A special feature of the sum-
mer school will be. a series of
talks on Behavior Problems
of Children" by Miss Ruth
Jackson of the Child Welfare
Division. Miss Jackson will
speak at a number of our re-
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-06-08
MorY M. Nc Bride
Given Gift BY People
Virgin Islands

In appreciation Of the ex-
cellent and abundant publicity
given the Virgin Islands dur
ing her popular broadcast pro
grams for the National Broad
casting Company, Mary Mar
garet Nc Bride was presented
with a medallion containing
the image of Governor Peter
Won Scholten, in china, mount
ed on silver, on March 81 by
the people of the Virgin IS
lands. The presentation was
made by Ashley L. Totten,
President of the American
Virgin Islands Civic Associa-
ton, at the Fifteenth Anniv-
ersary Of Miss Nc Brides radio
program, at the Yankee Sta
dunn in New York before a
gathering of $4,000 persons.
The medallion was made by
Leech Silversmiths Of st.
Croix.
, 1949-06-08
Wage. Hour Report
Available For Review
AT Adm Office

A report of the hearings be-
fore the Special Industry Com
mittee for the Virgin Islands
held in st. Thomas from
March Is to Is and in ST. Croix
from March 81 to % has been
received by Governors HASTE
from the Wage and Hour and
Public Contracts Division Of
the United States Department
of Labor.
A copy is available for in
spection in the office of the
Administrator for st. Croix.
, 1949-06-08
ENGINEERS GATHER
DATA FOR NEW
TELEPHON SYSTEM

Over the past ten days Col
cnel Howard S. Paddock, Tel
ephone Consulting Engineer
and retired Army Officer, was
conducting a survey of the tele
phone system here, assisted by
Alfonso Paraliticci, Superin-
tendent of Public Works. Col.
Paddock is an assistant to Col.
Bixby from st. Thomas, who
is making plans for establish
ing modern telephone systems
for the Virgin Islands to con-
meet with Puerto Rico and the
mainland, if and when the ap-
preparations are approved by
the Bureau of the Budget. The
Congress has already given its
approval.
Col. Paddock said that plans
call for connecting the three
islands with each other and
with Puerto Rico and the U. S.
His presence here and that of
Col. Bixby, is merely to OBJ
tain data upon which the plans
can be based. It takes a great
deal of information for engin-
eering the plans, he said.
A QUESTIONABLE, headed cts
Continued on page 4
, 1949-06-08
Crusaders Tenn
Stops Browns ga
Mn by Gregory Hodge

mn by Gregory Hodge
In, one of the Christiansted
Baseball Leagues most decis-
i've games the Crusaders stop
ped the Braves to the tune of
ped the Browns to the tune of
"a. It was the first defeat of
tn season for the Browns
Total for the Crusaders 8
runs, 5 hits, 5 errors, and Z
men left on base. Browns 4
runs 3 hits, 3 errors and 5 men
left on base.
On @ homeruns were hit by
Felito Martinez of Crusaders,
and two by James Estick the
losing pitcher, tieing with
Eric Brown of the Giants with
8. The winning pitcher was
9. Schjang.
, 1949-06-08
U. S. Nuvul Vessels
To Visit st. Thomus
June IT. 20

Two United States warships
are scheduled to visit st. Tho
mas June II to 20, in the
course Of a reserve training
cruise, the Administration was
advised by Naval authorities,
The vessels are the U. S. S.
Eberle and the U. S. S. Mich
olson, small destroyers with
a total compliment of 100 men
and Is officers.
An increasing number of
Naval crafts have been visit
ing St. Thomas a1sl officers &
men have expressed pleasure
with this liberty port for their
ships.
, 1949-06-08
Sen. Butler Hints At
Favorable Action By
Senate Committee

According to a cable receiv-
ed from Ashley l.. Totten this
morning, Senator Hugh Butler
has indicated that the Senate
Committee may take favorable
action in the Woo bill.
The cable states: Butler
hints Woo charter extension
with distillery continued let
ter follows"
, 1949-06-08
Women's League To
Hold Anniv. Dunce
At T~ropicunu

Plans have been completed
by the st. Croix Women's
League to hold their anniver-
sary dance at the famous Tro-
picana in Frederiksted, on Sa-
turday night, July 2, from 10
p. m. The well-known and pop
ular Motta Brothers orchestra
will furnish music for the oc-
casion.
Proceeds Of the dance will
60 toward a Milk Fund.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
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SPORT COATS
AND TOPPERS

Fitted styles, casual boxy styles and
some with fur-fabric trim that is
50 popular this season. Reprocessed
and all wool fabrics in fine meltons,
suedes and coverts, all warmly
interlined. Misses sizes 10 to Is,
juniors. 8 to Is.
GoIdenbers's, Goats, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-28
REGULAR 2.99 to 3.99
and $50 DRESSES

Washable rayon and cotton dresses
for business or home. Seersucker,
butcher rayon, ginghams and novel;
ties. Prints, stripes, and pastels.
For business or home wear. Sizes
for all in the group: II to 81.
Goidenbers's, Dresses. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-28
1888
FUR.LINED
ZIP.OUT COATS

Two coats in one! Fine rayon and
wool Kabardine or sharkskin year.
round coat with q cold weather
fur lining that zips in or out in .
jiffy! In black, green, wine or navy.
Sizes 10 to 18 and women's with
wool liner-18h to A1z. Labeled
for material content.
GoJdenbero's, Goats, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-28
REGULAR 6.95
FALL. DRESSES

One and two piece dressy and
taiored styles. Rayon taffetas, ray
on faille, rayon crepe, novelty
rayons. Contrasting trims, novelty
buttons, belts. Fall shades, black
and ducos. Sizes 1920, 1914,
1Sh-24h.
GoIdenbergs, Dresses, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-28
3.95 BONED
CORSELETTES

Well -boned, side-hook corselettes Of
sturdy rayon-patterned cotton fab
ric. Front boned panel; wide ad-
Unstable garters. Back is firmly
boned and will give excellent con-
troll. Sizes "a to 48.
GoIdenberg's. corsets. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-08-28
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MISSES STACKS
.PROPORTIONED!

Man tailored of fine rayon suiting,
proportioned in length for the short,
medium or tall girl. Separate
waistband, side ripper, deep pockets.
Black, navy, brown, dark green or
grey. Sizes 10 to 20.
GoIdenbere's, Sportsweor, Second Floor
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