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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
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(SortfesIllg bon Geite q

9to6 cine S1iloerung Ser 3uItGns
oe i'm 8ren5gebiete bis apriI 194S.
Gie 8eiieOlung ourh neue CO. 8au-
ern geldab nur big 5u Sen nod in
Sen RieOerungen Iiegenoen, bebeutenb
frudtbareren Srtlbaften. Gie eigent.
li9en &anogebiete, etlpa 80 8ilome-
ter BON ser bapertiben @ren5e Iano.
eintparts, tpuroen iiberbaupt nid)t be-
iieoelt, na6oem oie 3eutifen ausge=
ipieien tparen. sn oieie @ebiete famen
MIR @enoarmerie, Sinan5er unb Col.
Oaten. Mus bem 8runobelib Ser 6eut.
iden 8auern oieles na6 1lnIeren 8e-
griffen nod iebr fruhtbaren @ebie-
tes muroen bon gger biz &rummmu
iog @eiOegenoiieni6aften gegriinbet,
5. +. es tpuroen ca. 1000 bis 5000
Seftar 5lIammengeldlagen 5u elmer
einbeitlid)en 8erlpaltl1ng nit ollem
lebenben ,,no totem Snpentar (gieb,
@ebauoe, Maldinen) unb central be.
nirtidaftet. ginse 8roBbauern aus
Sem 8e5irf Yilien befamen bic Sber.
uufiidt. Sic bolten iid oas bette an
3ieb unb Maidinen nad 8ilien. 9as
anoere 1purbe in Ser aolboie betpirt-
ihaftet! 9ie Mrbeiten puroen BON
ben berbliebenen 9eutlben init Eraf-
loren = l1geNHM9? = geIeiItet. 11r-
ipriinglid) bahte man es iih 10, baB
Die c5. 8a1lern 0es Hatenbe5irfs, in
ibrem Sale Hilien, ibr 8ieb i'm Com.
mer in bieie @ren5gebiete ihaffen
iollten 5ur 8eioe. Darum r@eioege-
noiienihaften". Da aber in 6en b6.
beren 2agen Die Baiierueriorgung
3llr 8iebtranfe anm0glih mar, fiibr-
te man lanbmirtfdaftlihe Betriebs-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
So,iale PYeiene i'm
Raushalt
(Sortfebune bon Geite 81

muB lie 81 berIteben lu6en; lie muI,
teilnebmen an ibren arbeiten uno
ibren Grbolungen, oenn nur 10 miro
iie oieie, ibnen lelblt unbetpuBt, gum
@uten uno Sdonen, sum @eiunben
binlenfen fonnen. 9ie Yfutter, Die
10 perfdbrt, miro ibre &inoer an
&0rper uno Seele eeiuno ins 2eben
binausididen; oiele lelbIt tperoen
neue geiunoe @enerationen bernor-
bringen unb iie auf elei6e 8eiie pile.
gen, tpie iie gepflest ipuroen.
@eiiin6ung i'm eigenen 9eim! @el-
DIE lniummen f0nnten oem Staat,
ipiebieI gleno urto Siehtum bem
einaelnen eripart bleiben, tpenn ieoe
Mutter lire oiesbeaiisliden Ser
pflihtunge1 gelebrt tpiirben unb ieoe
oieien BfIidten nod beiten ardften
nahf1me!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
auff1niaer Al, MAIDEN"

lauffdlliger au mahen."
j rSm ". entgegnet Ser nnoere,
bieaeibt! Dob trail' Ser &ufuf Der
@eididte. Mebr als elmer bat 10 ge.
lbofft, ba fie i'm idon binausfiibrten,
lnno bann fam 6ie 8egnaoigmng nidt
ober Inn flint Niniiten 5n ipdt. Der
Meilter Sans aber nit ieinem Der.
Diini9ten Belle tpar ba unb ma6te
feinen SpaB - uno id) iage Dir, @es
patter, tpenn Ser einem Den &opf bon
ben Sdultern senommen bat, 10 iest
i'm fein Seloiderer mebr auf."
nSa," meinte elm britter, nrno nit
Der 8egnaoigung bat es INNER nod
feline 8ege. @enn Die quite 9onigin
&nna nod Iebte - aber oieIer oelIt-
i i6e 8rummb1r, ben uns bas BarIa.
ment auf Sen Sals gebest, beritebt
feinen S6er5, unb apenn ib re6t ge-
bort babe, bat bic @rafin, tpie iie
Die Sreppe berauffon, bon einem
neuen @naoengeiltde gereoet - bat
iie nidt, Rolf?"
vWeiner Treu, Tie tat es uno lit
gar eilig," artportete Der Bddter.
sd borte Tie iasen: ,8enn MIR mel.
ne 3ofe 5ur re6ten 3eit fommt; i6
muB unuer5iisli6 bon bier nod Dem
Saint-Sames=BalaIt'.
@ie Die @dhter 10 am Ylauoern
paren utro babel sic Slai6e freiien
lieBen, offnete iid pIotlid sic sc.
fdngnistiire. Die @rGfin trat nit
Worsan auf oie ense Slur uno rief
bas Srdulein bortpGrts br1ngenb:
~sf, liebe MeiB 4atbarina, tut mir
bod Sen 8efallen, eilet uno bringet
mir meine Magb - lie meiB es, 1pie
foitbar geraoe beute Die gugenblide
|iinb, 1,no oo6 5ogert tie 10 lanee."
9ie 8a6en eaben &aum, unb bos
ml,tige 5rdrlein i6liipfte atpilden
ibnen burh unb elite an Dem 5Deiten
|uno britten Soften ooriiber - oenn
Die 8aden tporen ser gum Sooe Ser.
urteilten pegen tpabreno Ser 8eiudss
itunoe beritdrft norben - Sic enge
@enoeltreppe binilnter. Sier fam tie
in einen idmalen, bunflen &orrioor,
Ser an Dem groBen 8ats5immer bes
&ommanoanten poriiber auf sic
Sauptreppe oes Sauies fiibrte. gs
gab i6le6teroings feinen unoern
slusueg, unb oieles Rats5immer bot
tie Ser @rdfin, als iie ibren Hlan faBs
te, oieI geoenfen genaft. Mber ser
Polten on ieiner Sire lieB SRI. Mor=
gan puiiieren. ~Slt oie 2abp, NIT ser
Sbr eefommen ieio, nod oben?"
rief er ibr nad. so mag tie it9
iputen. Ser &ommanoant bat ebe,t
geiugt, sic Serren oes States tpiirben
ieben Iugenblid 5u einem 8erbore
ertpartet, uno Damn fonnte oie @rd-
! fin lanee barren, biz lie burhfGme. I"
o@ut, id tueroe ibr elei6 Die Mags
binaufldiden, bie unten i'm Sofe mar
tet," iagte oas SrduIetn llno elite
flugs oie Sreppe binltnter. Sort traf
iie in Ser Sat SRI. gpons nit Ser
ltdmmigen @irtin. r8aid, raid"
rief iie laut, rWplaop ruft!" Damn
fliiiterte tie 81 Srau Wiqs, ipelder
iest i'm entideiOenoen slugenblide
ood nabe5u oie &nie idlotterten
rWut, liebe Sral @irtin! geur Ben
&opf nidt oerloren! gs miro alIes
gan5 berrlib gebenl 1ie Sfeibe lit
iest an gud; Sbr ueroet oroben Sen
8rafen idon in Cure BerIon l1mge-
lpanoelt finoen. go baltet bas Sud-
nur frampfbaft bor oas 8eiidt, tpie
es oie fluge 2abp laste, 11no idlu6at
beim Sinallfgeben, oaB es einen Stei.s
erbarmen fOnnte - nahber 1pollen
mir frobli6 iein!"
(Sortietllng folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
(6ortiesumg)

Sad. lit es moglid," iagte Die
8irtin, ben Sdldfer ihiittelnb, lift
es m0g1id beute fannit bu
ihlafen, uno nnorgen Jon Der Wean1
itnlerer lieben gn1bigen @r1fin bin-
geridtet iperben2 8or faum elmer
Stirnbe baft ou lelber geingt, bob iie
6as 5hafott auf 9oiuer Sin bereits
5ureht5inmern. Mann, bait bu benn
einen &ieiel in beiner 8ruit9 BeiB
8ott - es brebt mir oas Ser5 i'm
2eibe I'M, ,in6 id mohte Dem Stan-
bope 1iub BEN aroern Die Mugen al,s-
fraten. 1penn id baran oenfe! 60
tuabr ipie id bie Sraubentpirtin bon
Serid5o bin - bellte nabt 1perbe ib
fein Auge idIieBen fonnen!"
81 es hit mir aud grtn1ntig Ieib, "
antmortete Der 8irt gabnenb unb iih
BEN SbIaf aus Sen Ingen reibeno.
rMeiner Seer, a1pei Sob Seft mollt'
ib bergeben, tpenn i9 es anbern
fonnte; aber mas man niht d,tbern
fann, m,lB man gepdbren laiien."
Oa pobte SRI. gpans on Die Sire
uno bat, bie 5rau 8irtin moge ges
fanigit binauffommen.
Y3ur @rdfin," iaete Sic @erufene,
rab ou lieber Sintmel, tpie tperoe
ib iie rur anieben fonnen, obne alt
ipeinenl" sic 5upfte iid Die &aube
,,no Sdiirae sureht uno elite Die
Ereppe binan. slls lie eintrat, fano
iie auBer Der @rdfin uno gdcilia nod
cine bobgetpahiene 6rauengeitalt,
Die iie in ben lesten @ofen als SRI.
Worgan fennen gelernt batte.
@inifrioa bate felt Bohen einen
fiibnen HIan our 8ettung ibres
Mannes erionnen l,no befen Mus-
fiibrung nit Der groBten l1ntiidt uno
&lugbeit borbereitet. geur sic ebenio
Deribmiegene als mlltige Dienerin
mar. in ibr @ebein,nis eingelpeibt.
Sest mar bie Stun6e Der Sat gefom-
men. anein, oie @rdfin fonrte ibr
8orbaben niht ourdfiibren obne Die
8eibilfe SRI. Morgat,s tnh Der Ri.
Itigen @it1pe. Sbre gintpilliglng ba-
51 ~ 70 batte iie es nit fluger 8e-
rebnung Der llmitGrrbe beidlonen -
nuBte Tie iest i'm Iesten Mugenblife,
inb 51par i'm Sturn,e erobern; benr1
friibere Weitteilitng bdtte 5ur gnt.
oedl,ng oes Blnnes gefiibrt, o6er es
lag bod Die @efabr nabe, bob 6ie
Jrauen BEL rubtgerer lleberlegung
oes gef6brlihen ltnterfangens ibre
Uitbilfe ber1peigertet. sic 1nltBte es
alIo nuf einen Sanoitreid] anfommen
IaIien.
( go Ieittielig als m0glih bat 2a6b
RitbsoaIe bic @irtin, Blab su neb.
men. Damn rebete iie bon Der Timer
bittli6feit oes &0nigs, nno ipie Der
Ielbe tros Der tpieoerbolten siiripra-
DIE bes Barlaments ben Sob ibres
lieben @atten auf Sen 1norgigen Sag
, feftgeiest babe. go tperoe iie oenn
morgen abeno 8itpe, lire lni6ul6i-
gen ainber Baiien iein, penn ni1t
in lester St,nOe nod cine fiibne Sat
Hettung bringe.
rDesbalb babe id) Gud su mir
gebeten, liebes SRI. Morgan, ba id
bon @urem Spfermut 10 mande 8e.
tpeiie babe, unb guh, quite 5rau
Birtin. Sd femme nidt nur guer
Weitleio nit meinem unber6ienten,
traurigen Sole, ion6ern au9 Cure
&lugbeit 1lno guern m1nnliben Mut
- tra1n, mein gutter engel bat mid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
Gany NtttHnalr
GrsGblnns aus Der 3et Der aampfe fir bic stnarts
BON Soiepb bspilImaun,S.J.

in Dieie Serberge gefiibrt; in gang
2onoon bate id feline trefflidere
Srau finoen fonnen." (Die @irtin
fnidite boherfreut iiber bieies gIGn-
aenoe 2ob.) rDie Sade lit in Der
Sat nidt 10 idtpierig, tpie iie iid ouf
BEN eriten BIif aniiebt; es brnuht
nur etipas Wtut unb gntidloienbeit.
Die @dbter i'm Eoiper itn6 brabe
8uriden; id babe ibnen bin unb
ipie6er elm Srt1ttgelb gegeben, ,nb
10 tperben iie l,ns bel,te ,libt 10 ibarf
auf Die Singer ieben. gs banoelt ii6
nur barum, Oh sic bei6e mir aur
ausfiibrung meines fleinen 8lanes
Die 9nnb bieten tponen."
n@enn er mirflif ausfiibrbar lit
- getpiB," iagte SRI. Worgan.
80 ia, setuiB! Wplaop fonnen al,f
Die Sraubentpirtin bon Seri6o aab-
len"
Song iiber lit er ausfiibrbar -
allf bem @ese au bem So,per ,perbe
|ih gub ben 8lan ausfiibrlib nit
teilen. 8ir miiiien nns ellen; gleih
|miro es bret llbr l9Iagen, ino S9lag
bier llbr tpiro bas eiierne Tor AM
8epuaro eeidloiien. SOUR ettpas ge1.t,
es miro berrli6 geben! - Cine Sra-
ge, Srau 8irtin: Sabt sSbr nidt nod
Elm iolhes &leio uno cine iol6e Sall-
be, tpie Sbr geraoe trast?"
sd babe nod ems bonn iel6en
Stiid; aber i9 min midi umfleioen;
i6 min mein blaues Merino -"
Stein, bite, Dos braune itebt gu1
bortrefflid. Sabt bod Die @iite l,no
bolt bas an0ere; SRI. Morgan miro
es ltnter ibrem &leioe anaieben. ca
cilia, iie oo6 al, Oh bic &uti6e nod
|nidt bereit itebt! geod ettpas, Srau
8irtin, bereoet bod guren Mann,
uns ebenfaas BEL Der Sade bebilfli6
gu fem"
,2ieber SimmeI, Ser Sad2 - Ser
lift ia piel slt i.ngeIdidt, als oaB man
| i'm BEL einem iolden llnternebmen
brallben fo,rilte!"
rBas er gu tun bot, miro er tros.
Dem tun fonnen; er fennt ia sic @ob-
Innng Der alien gllen Woore. - Soer
5tpeifelt Sbr et1pa, Oh Sbr i'm 5ur
Witbilfe bereoen t0nnt2"
r8ere6en? Meinen Sad? 81 6u
| liebe Belt, Sen babe ih mir eraoaenl
Sad, ioge i6, geb nit, nno Damn
sebt er."
nDie &utIhe itebt bereit," inelbe-
te Gacilta, uno bie @rdfin iagte:
n8orp1rts alio in @ottes Namen!"
@inige Minl,ten ipdter rollte Der
Wagen burh Die engen, nit faltem
Rebel angefiillten @aiIen Dem Souer
| gu. @uf Dem 8ode laB neben Dem
&uti6er ser 1poblbeleibte grauben-
mirt, feinespegs in ieiner golbeniten
2aune. Seine berridgeipaltige @e-
mablin batte i'm gum 5tpeiten MaIe
Oen liiBen Mrmen oes S1lafes ent-
riiien nno obne peitere grfldrung
rsum Eoper" fommanoiert. 11no er
mubte nit obne 8ioerreoe, obne aud
nur 5u erfabren, lpo5u ooer tpesbaIb,
l.no nun iaB er 90 oroben unb muBte
| li6 our6 ben falten Nebel feline Or
gerlide 5timmung fiiblen Iaiien,
mdbrenb. Iein gbegemabl brinnen in
Der &utide BEL Ser gndbigen @rGfin
uno BEN an6ern Damen iiten burfte.
@raf Nitbs6ale ging ir5pilben in
Ieiner oiiitern 3elle lansiam auf rno
lob. Seit geltern glal1bte er enblid,
baB es in Der Eat ernIt lei nit Ser
&inribtilns. 2ebensntut uno 2iebe
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
latter Whites Divorce
After 27 Years

An uncontested divorce decree was
granted Mrs. Gladys White, wife of
the NAACP executive secretary in
Juarez, Mexico June 80.
Mrs. Whites statement issued
through a press agent follows:
Mrs. Gladys (Walter)- White an
nounced that she secured a decree
of divorce, against Mr.. White at
Juarez, Mex, on June 80, 1919, on
the grounds of incompatib. lily. They
had been married twenty-seven
years.
Mrs. White said that property
settlement had been entered into
amicably and that she still has the
utmost respect for Mr.. White as a
leader of his race"
Andrew Weinberger, New York
attorney for Mrs. White, said that no
third party was mentioned in the
divorce action and that both Mr.. and
Mrs. White had been present at Jua'
rez for the divorce. He stated that
Mr.. White made provisions for the
support of the couples two children
Jane and Walter, Jr.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Insane Man
Bludgeons Priest

NEW ORLEANS - A 68-year-old
priest, member Of an order which is
devoted to work among Negroes
died late Sunday of skull fracture
caused by a bludgeoning he received
from a "Psychopathic" Negro long
shoreman.
The Rev. Father John f. Neifert,
priest of the Order of st. Joseph,
underwent an operation Saturday to
relieve pressure from the fracture.
but he failed to rally.
The aged priest was beaten early
Friday morning with a 10-pound car
go hook as he knelt at prayer In the
Holy Redeemer church.
Police are holding Frank Bates,
AZ. who confessed the beating a nd
asked for penance.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Well Known Miami
Mother Passes

Mrs. Mamie Ross, wife of John
Ross of 4S1 N. w. 18th terrace
died last Sunday at her home at 4;O5
pm. following a period of illness.
Mrs. Ross is also survived by six
daughters, Georgia, Pearl, Nora,
Addie, Lue Bertha and Patricia, two
sons, Joseph and Charles, three sis
tiers, Mesdames Estella Akin, and
Jerry Lee werdlow of Detroit and
Mrs. sadie Pruitt of Tennessee, sew
eral other relatives and many
friends.
Mrs. Ross was very devoted to
her family and her passing was
severe shock to both family and
friends.
Funeral services under the direc-
ton of the Francis Funeral Home,
viii be held on Monday. July Is, ut
3 pm. at Ebenezer NJ. Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Jackie Robinson
To Testify, Before
Committee

WASHINGTON, July Is - Base
ball Star Jackie Robinson today post
poned until next week his appear
ance before the house un-American
activities committee to testify on
the loyalty Of American Negroes.
Robinson is prepared to tell Con-
gress that he and most other men Of
his race would fight any enemy Of
the United States, including Russia.
The testimony was sought in ref
utation Of the declaration Of Singer
Paul Robson that American Negroes
would refuse to fight for America
against Russia.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Lend A Hand Gives
$500 To "Y" Day
Camp Program

Wednesday, July 10 the George
w. Carver Branch of the Miami
YMCA received a check from the
Miami Herald Lend a Hand Fund.
The check was for twerhundred
dollars. This sum was contributed
to be used in helping the Carver
Branch YMCA with its Day Camp
program for Negro children.
The Lend a Hand Is non profit
organization that sponsors many
benefits for the under-privileged
children. Many Negro boys will be
able to attend camp for the first
time through the generosity of the
Miami Herald Lend a Hand Fund.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
House For Sale

Broom HOUSE With bath,
lights. Coconut Grove. Full price
$4,000. $1,000 down. Balance like
rent. Call 83-1272 or come to 37S1
Grand ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Held I'm Accident
Injuring Boy

Edward A. Isaacs, 80, 1876 NV
5th ave, was arrested for reckless
driving resulting in an accident
Wednesday night.
His car collided with one driven by
Beverly Ashley, 1890 NV Sth st.
Ashley's 5-year-old son received head
injuries and was taken to Jackson
Memorial hospital. His father and
Isaacs both escaped serious injuries.
The accident occurred at NV 5th
ave. and Goth st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
For Sale
For Rent

IN MAGNOLIA PARK, Opa Locka,
beautiful one and two bedroom
apartments, newly finished. All
with complete bathroom and plenty
closet space.
Apply UNITED REALTY co,
1859 NV 27th Ave.
Opra Locka, Fla.
Phone 7S-5S72
office open every day including
Sunday from am. to 8 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

of 1929 NV 9Th ave-, who departed
this life June 20, 1949, in New York
City, wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends, neighbors and relatives
here and in New York for cards,
kilograms and florals. Especially we
wish to thank Mrs. Oliver Tinker
for her untiring efforts toward us.
Also Mr.. Harold Francis and his
entire staff. Also Rev. w. o. BARLEY
retired pastor of Ebenezer NJ. 4.
Church who officiated and the vari.
Gus auxiliaries of the church. We
also thank friends for donating their
cars.
Mrs. Clementine isis Johnson
And Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
For Sale

WASHINGTON PARK First adj
dition. Cash or terms. Apply 1853
NV 4th ave. Oden Champion.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Pioneer Citizen Dies

Mr.. George Woods, 1904 NV 5th
ave., pioneer Miamian since 1907,
died July IL, 1949 at the Christian
hospital. He was member of St.
Paul's Methodist Church, NV 10th
st. and 4th ave.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete. Newbold Funeral Home is in
charge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16

In memory of our beloved sister,
MISS MADELINE SAWYER
who died June 8, 1949.
She is just away.
You cannot say. you must not say
That she is dead, she Is just away.
With n CHEEKY smile. and a wave of
the hand
She has wandered into an unknown
land
And left us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must be since she fingers
there:
So think of her faring on, as dear
In the love of There as the love of
Here,
Think of her still as the same, and
say
She is not dead, she is just away!
Harold Sawyer, brother
Charles Sawyer, brother
Marjorie Charlow, neice
Eunice Charlow, neice
George Charlow, nephew
Matilda Sawyer, sisterinlaw
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
GOES TO GEORGIA ON
VACATION

Mrs. Irene Newman of 1877 NV
70th st. left Thursday July 2 for At
lanta, Ga. for a two weeks stay.
While there she viii be the house
guest Of Mrs. Jettie Novel;.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-16
Look! Look!
Large Vacant
Lot For Sale

On NV Third Court between nth
and 18th streets.
Size: 40 by $50 feet. Make offer.
Sign on property.
aug 5
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
ROCKETS WIN AT
DISTRICT MEET
Lakeside Also Qualities Track
Sters For State Finals
This Week End

Oak Harbor high schools Rock
cts added the Bowling Green dis
trict track meet championship to
their Ottawa County and Devil
bliss laurels Saturday when they
took class B honors with At ia
points.
For the third time this year,
Lakeside's Stonecrushers finished
as runner-ups with 81 points. Ada
was third with % IA, Lima
Shawnee had 2S and Delta, 19 IA.
Both Oak Harbor and Lakeside
will be well represented in the
state track meet finals this Friday
in Columbus.
Ed. Nighswander of Fremont
Ross set new record in the 100
yard high hurdles at Bowling
Green Saturday when he sped the
distance in 1916 seconds. He broke
the existing record of Chandler,
Toledo Scott, set in 1887. Nigh
swander also won the 220-yard low
hurdle event in 25.7.
Toledo Libbey finished first
among the Glass A teams with
as points. Scott was second with
21 while Fostoria and Lima Cen
tral tied for third with 19 each.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
Girls Softba1l
Players Named

Regular players for the Port
Clinton Squaws, girls softball
team, were selected by Manager
Leo Snyder at a business meet
ing in City Hall, Monday evening.
Opening game is set for Sun
day, June 5. Regular practice
sessions of the team will be re-
sumed at the Standard Products
diamond as soon as condition of
the field and weather permits.
Cecilia Wozniak and Helen
Lukac will be pitchers while Joan
Burget and Mary Ann Karshuk
will be catchers.
Other regular players will be:
Liz Eldred at first base; Lee Eek
hoff at second; Janice Patchett at
third; Katie Riddle at shortstop;
Audrey Karshuk, right field; Pearl
Pelye, center field; and Marilyn
Zimmerman, left field. Gladys
Dubbert and Haroldean Rhode
were chosen as utility players.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
Yacht Club Will
Entertain Guests

Port Clinton Yacht club mem
bers will entertain members of
Lakeside Yacht Club, Cleveland,
over the Memorial Day weekend.
1t will be part of the Cleveland
clubs annual cruise.
More than 20 boats, carrying
at least SO visitors, are expected
Saturday afternoon, to remain un-
til Monday morning.
Entertainment planned includes
an informal dance Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Friderici, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carstens, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Eckerman, Mrs. Doris Puffenber-
ger and Wilbur Gill in charge.
Stensen Petersen and Ray Lam
bert will be co-chairmen for the
fish fry to be held Sunday even
ing. This will be by reservation
only. Assisting are T. p. Fine
frock, r. E. Reynolds, Guy Bene-
dict, Edwin Fall and Harry Stem
sen.
New members voted membership
Friday evening include Miss Lii
Ian Stoll, Marge Wassmuth, Tom
McRitchie, Jack Gordon and Ralph
Snyder, Port Clinton, and Stan
Wolfe, Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
COACHES and FREMONT
TO DECIDE LOOP LEAD

Not being able to perform il
hip boots, Port Clinton's Down
town Coaches and the Oak Harboi
Merchants We're rained out in Their
Ottawa County League game
scheduled for last Sunday after
noon.
A league meeting will be held
to determine when the postponed
games will be played, as all
league tilts were cancelled Sun
day.
Weather permitting, there will
be battle of the giants in True
Lay field Sunday afternoon at
when the Fremont Herbrands
come here to tackle the Downtown
Coaches.
As both teams are undefeated
in league competition, one of the
league leaders must fall this week
end unless the game ends in a
tie.
Erie Ordnance Depot travels to
Gibsonburg this weekend for it's
fourth game of the season. Port
Clinton won easily over Marble
head, Erie Ordnance Depot and
Gibsonburg in its three games
earlier this month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
Civil Service
Exams Slated

Open competitive examinations
for June 24-25 have been announ-
ced by the State Civil Service
Commission. Detailed informa-
tion may be secured from any Of
flee of the State Employment Ser
vice, county auditor, Division of
Aid for the Aged, or from Ethel
Kumm, State Civil Service secre-
tary at the postoffice.
Applications must be received
at the office of the State Civil
Service Commission in Columbus
by June 13.
Exams are scheduled for clerks,
stenographers, and typists for po-
sitions in various county and state
offices.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
five REDSKINS
IN OHIO FINALS
Krupp, Lukac, McGee, Migala
and Belshaw Qualify At
District Meet

Five members of the Port Clin-
ton high school Redskin track
team won placings in the district
track and field meet held Saturday
in Mansfield and thus qualified
for competition in the state finals
to be held this Friday and Satur-
day in Columbus.
Coach Willbond's 880-yard and
mile relay teams finished second
in those events and Dave Krupp
was second in the broad jump and
high hurdles.
Members of the relay teams are
Paul Lukac, Jim MCGEE, Andy
Migala and Bill Belshaw. The
quintet will compete in the same
events in Columbus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-27
Rural Women Plan
Summer Camp

August 1921 at Camp Yukita
on Catawba Island will be the set
ting for the Ottawa -Sandusky
Womens' Camp this year. Any
,homemaker in the county is in
vited ITO attend this camp.
The planning committee: Mrs.
George Kuhlman of Graytown,
Mrs. Edward Sharpe of Oak Har-
Dor, and Mrs. Virgil Revenaugh of
Oak Harbor met with the Sam
dusky County committee and Ex-
tension personnel recently to lay
the initial plans.
Highlights for the three day
camp will be: plenty of food cook
ed and served, no dishes to wash,
rest, fresh air, singing, crafts,
worthwhile programs, and an op-
portunity to meet other home
makers.
For more information contact
the Extension Office in Oak Har-
Dor or Fremont.