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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

That Second Avenue waitress cried her little heart
when she learned that her boy friend had given
his apt and had moved back his first ove-his wife
She just cried and cried 1t little embarrassing
when her uppers fell after Madam had seemingly,
the argument with the little lady, who vehemently
denied being in company with her at the Buddy
johnson dance two Sabbath nights ago There
harpung last week the affections of
tain cab driver who put his cab in low gear and dashed
away from the after his bitter half walked in
time hear her hubby tell the little chic, IL love
baby, yes dol" that sleek sedan continues to park
along that dark back street often does one Of
these mdnights the wife of the might catch up
with the female teenager who drives it there.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
PHONES AND BALONEY!

There two in their 4Os who get together
every ayem their spouses hit the trail for work.
cruise up Hallandale for visit lads, who take
and drive foursome around Fl Lauderdale all
day. But, the matrons all manage to beat it back
home before the dinner deadne about 400 Look for
beaucans tell each other off before the next edi
ton rolls off the press Therel be fireworks aplenty
when and if that infant is born before next month If
that Liberty City sweete of that Miami business man
would check that dress he bought her recently she'd
find that it from Second Avenue dress shop and
the downtown where he claimed he bought
it wonder why that big money continues to let
his "doll wear his wifes wedding bandit Yes, wonder
There's a Browns Sub rendezvous that's plenty hot
- it's the business mans paradise But if wander
of 'em there, too.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
THE YAWN PATROL!

Baby Henderson at the console and suave Jimmy
Wiley on the 49, are ODelrs Lounge what Peniclln is
tetanus Rect and petite Baby Mccoy pretty CASH
Mary Ezabeths Zebra ROOM is the darlngest Gre
Craze the local pastures Edith Chandler had
the pro boys warbly just a few short ago
Seems like lany Leonard Walker (the ex-nsurance
and Goodyear salesman) is angling after that Schenley
job-a post that elongated Willie Lamar first had
the inside track Dapper Robert Jackson of EAL
hear is sporting '49 Mercury Just in you're in
erested in the whereabouts of Harlem Squares Tommy
Bell he's in California the coast with his wife,
Marie, whom he remarked after hurried trek to Ft
Lauderdale some time ago The Bells boastng
moon nights the ranch of Harry Richman the star
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Hattie Stark of Homestead will be cuddng her Sec
ond you visit her in the Redland district
The Clarence Brown Lees (shes EtheD daughter Pa
toote has a playmate. It's boy born Monday MAR 81
The Willie (Mamie) Solomons is infanticpating their
9Th any day or night time, The expectant mother
fondle her arrival before the family moves
out to Opa Lockas Bunche Park, because there will be
relatives there Laura OBryant and Walter (Red) Lee
pitched belated birthday party down in Homestead last
Saturday late for their friend, Chas. C. North who
another natal holiday March l. The affair spanked
with swell eats and swell people The newses told you
the bedded illness of Thomas Quintana at jackson
Memorial hosp. But they failed report that the Key
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

SWEETS TREATS!
When the time for that Negro judgeshp rolls around,
if neither legal lands the post look for Dr.
p Davis to handle His Honors gavel Then, there's dark
horse being groomed in the Washington Heghts'
Judicial Handicap who'll surprise the early morning
checkers Rosa Green Henry (NSC secy) is flashing
her Ford that purchased last Saturday Butt too
soon now, she'll be flashing brand new hubby in the
person of Johnny Wilkes, a Morehouse man. who mixes
LIQUID connections at Greater Miami Edks Club nightly
The King of Clubs annual prominent" in the Har-
lem Club last Friday night proved usual, whopper
It was a snazzy, classy and swelegant affair Dolly
Seeng is an occasional pnch-hitter in the reception
offices of Dr. Roy Boggs along the main strip Douglas
Smith, the electrician, is the mend after brief period
in Jackson hospital ward No. g.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Allen Fvns, CHS. TVS Candid
Camera.man, is still unsuccessfully
trying to give money away Recently
he scotched.taped new $40 bills on
revolving doors of NY's biggest
dept. store. Hundreds passed thru
the doors. many stared and felt the
bills-but no one took any.
Letters swamped J h n n y
Olsen, ABC's Ladies Be Seated, after
he said on the air he thought it
unusual for cows las his Aunt Eliza.
beth's COW had doneI to have twins.
Notes told of zoos Of similar events.
An ex-eonviet. intending to rob
q Louisiana bank the next am.
heard Ralph Edwards story Of an.
other sx,con on MICS This Is Your
Life and gave up the plan He wrote
I'll try to find an honest JOB"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
THREE NIGHTS OF
PREACHING

There will be visiting preachers
at Trinity starting Wednesday
night, March Is and ending Friday
night, March II at 500 pm. Rev.
McKiver on Thursday night, Rev.
Blackwell from st. James AME
Church in Liberty City. Last but
not least Friday night, Rev. Byrd
from Mt. Tabor also in Liberty City.
These fine young ministers are be-
ing sponsored by the Missionary
Society.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
NY Friend Irmo

SD1 PiVEi oht'
The radio writer who pens the
Thursday CHS scripts for Crime
Photographer" gets $4,000 yearly.
Over 200 youths discovered"
on Horace Heidt's CHS Sunday
touring talent show have carved
real careers in show business.
Speaking of the COP and Demo.
cratic dinners around the USA.
ABC's Walter Herman observed Its
a cold war with hot dishes"
MICS Big Town stars-Edward
Pawley, Fran Carton and Casey
Allen-may tour summer theatres:
Charles correIl (Andy of CBS'
Amos n Andy & wife started Q
"Parties for Good Causes" drive by
marking daughter Dorothy's 10th
birthday with the entertaining Of
$50 girls Of the Los Angeles Orphan
age at q huge ice cream-cake-gifi
fete.
Sarah Selby played her MIRA
Graves role in Chs Junior Miss
Saturday; on Sunday went TO the
Hollywood hospital where her 2nt
daughter was born. She's married
to Sculptor HOlgar Hathen.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
CARNIVAL

The Epworth League of Trinity
is sponsoring a carnival on March
9, 10 and 18th on the back lawn at
the parsonage. This is expected to
draw quite crowd. The booths are
already set up just waiting for the
date.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

On Sunday, March IL, Rev. Red
dick will share the pulpit with Rev.
l.. H. Portlock in the morning and
Rev. Edward Richardson in the
evening.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
News From Trinity
G. Nj. E. Church

MT. TABEOR'S MEN CHORUS
TO SING
On Sunday night, March IL, after
service, the Mt. Tabor Mems Chorus
will sing at Trinity. These men are
known to be one of the best group
of male singers in and around Mi
ami. They are under the direction
of Mr.. Strong.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
B OBJ Hope

b o b n o p Q
has cast Irene
Ryan, who's
been in 20 films.
and Jack Kirk.
wood. also Of his
radio show, in
his next movie.
NJ e W Q s Z
co mic book
is MY Friend
Irma based on
the laugh.hlled
CHS nrupram.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
C A S ST TITO N
is BURCLARIzED
Suspects Are Released After
Questioning; Loot In
cludeS Tires

Unknown burglars broke into
Jack Smiths Friendly Service
Station, Monroe at Perry, early
Saturday morning and escaped
with nearly S75 in cash and sew
eral valuable tires.
The burglary was discovered
by Emery Floro, high school stu
dent, when he reported for work
that morning. Entrance had been
gained through a rear ventilating
door.
Police picked up two knights
OF the open road" Saturday after
noon in connection with the bur-
glary, but the men were released
the following day.
Evidently the same burglars had
attempted to burglarize Vacation
Lanes bowling alley, as the bur-
glar alarm in that building was
started at 3:45 a. m. Saturday
The alarm is believed to haze
frightened the men away fron'
the building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
NJ Y TIC ISLE
SALE PLANNE
Stockholders To Meet Mon
day To Discuss Latest
Purchase Offer

A special meeting of Erie Isle
Ferry Company stockholders will
be held at s p. m. Monday in the
Colonial Wine Tavern, Put-in-Bay,
to discuss the possible sale of the
local ferry Mystic Isle, on which
a definite offer has been made.
Two thirds of the stockholders
vote must be given in favor of
authorizing the sale of the vessel,
either in person or by proxy.
R. G. Tinker is now serving as
president of the company with
George r. Lonz as secretary, Nor
man Heineman, vice president and
James Poulos, treasurer.
The Mystic Isle is an all-steel
all-welded auto and passenger
ferry with capacity OF Is cars
and 335 passengers. The boat
makes four daily runs from Port
Clinton to Put-in-Bay and Captain
Walter Drickhamer has been its
skipper for the past few years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
RIFLE MATCHES TO OPEN SATURDAY AT perry
EXPECT Big ENTRY
IN TEN-DAY SHOOT
Firing Ranges To Be Buzz
ing AS Matches Continue
Through LabOr Day

Hundreds of visitors are ex-
pected here ttis Saturday morn
ing, when the 1850 Camp Perry
Championship Matches sponsored
by the Ohio Rifle and Pistol As
sociation will get underway to
continue through Labor Day.
For the first time this year, the
spacious Camp Perry club house
will be open to serve meals. Fred
Wolf, concessionaire at Erie Ord
nance Depot, will be in charge oil
the large post exchange at Camp
Perry.
Numerous gun, ammunition and
accessory firms will have exhibits
along Commercial Row and the
camp will resemble the old Ma
tional Matches days.
Accommodation for all compe-
titors and their families will be
available at Camp Perry, free of
charge. The Port Clinton Cham
ber of Commerce and Lake Erie
Islands and Peninsula Vacation
land assisted the sponsor in pre-
pairing the official programs.
First match to be fired will be
at a. m. Saturday when the 80
caliber rifle match is scheduled
at 200 yards. That afternoon at
80, slow fire match at 600 yards
is scheduled. Best aggregate
scorer of these two matches will
win the Ohio State Individual
Championship.
The Sandy Kerr Trophy Match,
an aggregate for matches 6 ana
7, will be decided Monday. This
trophy is in honor of Col. Harry
Kerr, who was retired last year
after long service as Camp Per-
rvs superintendent.
Ray T. Bayless will serve as
executive officer; N. L. Ripich as
chief range officer; G. G. Fitzger-
aid as chief statistical officer, and
C. A. Duering as chief pit officer.
Small bore rifle matches will
begin next Tuesday with regis
tration and practice firing. First
match will be Thursday and
matches will be fired daily thru
Labor Day.
Pistol matches will begin Fri
day, September /, and continue
through Labor Day. The small
bore and pistol matches are ex-
pected to attract largest number
of competitors from Ohio and
many other nearby states.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
IS GI's Leave
Local Depot

Transfer orders were received
last week for Is enlisted person
mel at Erie Ordnance Depot. The
following men left last Thursday
for their new assignments at
Camp Breckenridge, Kentucky.
Cpl. Lee Becker, Cpl. Paul Bow
man, Cpl. Charles Ford, Cpl. Will
liam Currier, Cpl. Louis Eckhart,
Cpl. Gayl Latto, PFC Carlos Fer
guson, PFC Billie McFadden, PFC
Nicholas Raspone, PFC Charles
Eldridge, PFC Angel Hernandez,
PFC Donald Meador, PFC Philip
Serpas, PFC Ronald Smith and
Pvt, Ernest Plant.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
GRAND OPENING.
OF new FASHION
SHOP is TODAY
Air Force Veteran To Oper-
ate Women's Apparel
Shop in Madison st.

Harry Miller, manager and
owner of the city's newest busi
ness firm, has announced that the
grand opening of the Fashion
Shoppe, Madison Street, will be
at 9 a. m. this Friday.
Mr.. Miller, a World War ii vet
erar, has leased the building for
merly used by Sarie's Shop and,
following renovarlons, will open
his new store today.
The Fashion Shoppe will sell
women's apparel, excepting bags,
gloves and millinery. Mr.. Miller
said that his store will feature
complete line of coats, along
with dresses, slips, blouses, hos
iery, sportswear and other femi.
nine apparel.
The Fashion Shoppe will be the
10th store in Northwestern Ohio
owned by the Miller family, all
operating under The Fashion
Shoppe name excepting Calls in
Sandusky. Better values are pass.
ed on to customers as the Millers
can buy for all 10 stores at one
time.
Harry Miller was born in New
York but has lived in Northern
Ohio many years. He served 2a
years in the Air Force and Il
single.
There will be gifts for all WON
en- during the grand opening this
Friday, and the store will be oper
from 8 a. m. until 8 p. m. Fash
ion Shoppes also are operated ir
Norwalk, Fremont, Kenton, Find
lay, Tiffin, Bowling Green and
Sidney
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
OPEN HOUSE IS SATURDAY AS
HOSPITAL BEGINS nth YEAR

In observance of it's 10th ami
versary, the staff of the H. B.
Magruder Memorial Hospital will
preside at the annual Open House
program this Saturday afternoon
from 2 until a o'clock.
Visitors will be taken on con-
Quoted tours of the spacious hos
pital, with doctors wives and
Hospital Guild members actire
as guides.
There will be refreshments SER
we'd during the Open House in the
hospitals dining room.
An integral part of the Magru-
der hospital system is the H. B.
Magruder Memorial Hospital
Guild which at the present time
numbers 636 members and in.
cludes women from Port Clinton
and Ottawa County.
This organization buys and fur
nishes the bedding and linens foi
the hospital and, meeting weekly
in groups, roll bandages, make
cotton balls and prepare other
needed supplies thus relieving the
busy nurses of that routine task
A sewing group headed by Mrs
Adolph Frazier, who has beer
chairman since 1916. meets every
Monday to sew or mend the hos
pital linens.
First meeting of the guild wa.
Continued Page 2, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Busack Garage
Damaged By Fire

Local fremen were called to Alt
Fremont Road Thursday forenoon
when fire threatened the garage
at the Delbert Busack residence.
Mrs. Busack used a garden hose
to control the flames until firemen
could take over.
Damages, estimated at $50 by
Fire Chief Walter Miller, resulted
from the fire. Beverly BusacS,
seven-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Busack, discovered the
flames, believed to have been start
ed from a cigarette tossed into
a pile of newspapers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
four TO LEAVE
ON DRAFT CALL
Tom Marshall Is Only Local
Man In First Group
To Depart

Ottawa County's Selectlve Ser
vice Board will be unable to full
fill its requirements of seven men
to be inducted into federal service
next week, as it has only four men
to send in its initial call.
Scheduled for induction next
Friday, September l, are Tom 0.
Marshall, ia Jefferson Street,
Oak Harbor; Wayne M. Lieske,
Route l, Oak Harbor; Paul T.
Schutt, 312 Toussaint Street, Oak
Harbor, and Paul G. Simchak,
Marblehead.
Marshall, an employee of the
Standard Products Company, has
been the slugging star of the
Products softball team. Anoth-
er induction call is scheduled for
next month.
Another group of registrants,
numbering 81, will be sent by the
Ottawa County Selective Service
Board to the Lindel Building, To-
ledo, for physical and mental ex-
aminatiors next Wednesday, Aug
ust 80.
In this group are Jack Gordon,
Frederick Trick, Elton Dubbert
Pierce Goodman and John Co.
mella, Port Clinton; Jose GuZ-
man, Curtice; Clifford Davis and
George Kosch, Lakeside.
franklin Harder, Martin; Rob.
ert Gardner, GYPSUM; Howard
LeBine, Frank Horak and Gin.
ton Wicks, Oak Harbor; Daniel
Pepa and Kenneth Monak. Mar
blehead; Henry Lopez, Edward
Zunk, Jr., and Norman Collum,
Williston; Jesse Guardado and
Amos Clere, Graytown.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
UHL NAN BUYS
KURTz STORE
Adam Kurtz Is Retiring Due
To iii Health After
Lengthy Career

Purchase of the Kurtz Dry
Goods Store, long one of the city's
leading stores, by the Fred U.
Uhlman and Company, Bowling
Green, is being announced this
week.
Adam G.. Kurtz had been affili-
ated with the firm over 62 years,
nearly half century as sole own
er. Mr.. Kurtz is retiring due to
ill health. He is slowly recover
ing from an illness which neces-
STATED disqualification and lengthy
recuperation.
Kurtz started work as a deliv-
cry boy at the age of ID, when the
store was owned by the late John
Helberg. Throughout the years,
Adam Kurtz was a beloved and re-
spected business man, always
willing to be of civic help.
With the purchase of the Kurtz
Store, Mr.. Uhlman becomes own
er of his 26th store in Northwest
ern Ohio. Fred w. Uhlman be-
came owner of his first store in
1903, when he took over the origi-
nal Uhlman Store in Weston
where it had been established in
1868 by his father.
In 1910, Fred Uhlman became
owner of the store in North Bal
timore and in 1913, the Uhlman
Store in Bowling Green was pur-
chased.
Other stores owned by Mr.. Uhl-
man are in Fremont, Athens.
Bellefontaine, Bryan, Cleveland
Defiance, Kenton, Plain City, Sid
neN Urbana, Wapakoneta, Waus-
con, Wellington, Chillicothe
Greenville, Troy, three stores ir
Bowling Green, two stores in
Findlay, two stores in Piqua, and
Adrian, Michigan.
In 1936-37, the Uhlman Com
pany operated shoe store in the
building now occupied by the
Kurtz Store. Chief lines of mer-
chandise in most of the Uhlmar
stores are Dry Goods and Ladies
Ready-to-W Wear, the lines now car.
ried in the recently acquired
| Kurtz Store.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
New Vocal Music
Teacher Hired

Miss Patsy Geanne Baxter, st.
Marys, was elected as vocal mu-
sic teacher Thursday evening at
the Board of Education meeting.
She will take the place of Luke
Knapke, who resigned this spring
to teach in his home town.
Miss Baxter is a graduate of
ST. Marys High School and of
Western College, Oxford, Ohio
Music has always been hobby
with Miss Baxter.
When in high school, she was a
member of the Girls Choir and
Girls Chorus, sang in ensemble
groups and was listed as a solo
ist. She was also member OF
the High School Marching Band
In college, Miss Baxter appear
ed in several operettas and was
a member of numerous music or.
ganizations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Cancel Services
In St. John Church

There will be no church ser
vices in st. John Lutheran
Church this Sunday, due to re-
decorating in preparation for
the 18th anniversary to be cele-
brated September "a through
October Is.
Workmen of the Port Clinton
Decorating Company are busy
at work in the church, and the
auditorium is filled with scat
folding, making it impossible to
conduct Sunday School or Ser
vice this Sunday.
The redecorating job should
be finished so that services may
be held Sunday, September 3,
when the winter schedule will
resume, with Sunday School at
9:l5 a. m. and church service at
1890 a. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
LOCAL YOUTH is
N | s s | N G | n
KOREAN ACTION
Pvt. Dennis Yankee, Gypsum,
Was With Infantry;
Worked In Restaurant

Port Clinton's second Korean
War casualty was announced late
last week when Lawrence Yankee
Gypsum and Rogersville, Tenne-
see, received a telegram from the
War Department which announced
that his son, Pvt. Dennis Yankee,
20, was missing in action.
Two weeks ago, Mrs. Bessie
Mae Cook, 1905 East Third Street,
had been notified that her nephew,
Cpl. Reuben A. Brown, %, had
been slightly wounded in Korea.
Yankee is we'll known here, as
he has often visited his aunts,
Mrs. Charls Miller, Gypsum; Mrs.
Edward Ford, East Second at
Washington; Mrs. Irving CARRIER,
Lincoln Drive, and Mrs. Elmer
Eberle, Lakeside.
Four years ago while spending
the summer here, Pvt. Yankee was
employed at Schaffer's Restaur-
ant.
After leaving school, Pvt. Yam
kee enlisted in the Air Force and
served two years in Alaska. He
spent a few months as a civilian
and then enlisted in the Infantry.
During the past year, Yankee had
been stationed in Japan.
His father, Lawrence Yankee,
is staying with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller, Gypsum, while working al
the U. S. Gypsum Company. Yam
KEGS mother and five other chill
dren are in their Rogersville, Ten
nessee, home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Pennies Missing
After Burglary

Coach Norm Willbond, conces-
sionaire at Lakeview Park, noti-
fled police Thursday forenoon that
someone had broken into the con-
cession stand over night.
Police Chief Jack Shelter in
vestigated and stated entrance
was gained by "jimmying" the
door. Willbond told police that
a few pennies were missing from
the cash register, but he did not
believe much confectionery had
been stolen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Havener Enlists
AS ParatrOOper

Another local youth who has
enlisted in the services is Recruit
Harold l.. Havener, Gypsum, who
enlisted last month and is now
training as paratrooper at Fort
Bragg, North Carolina.
Recruit Havener had his boot
training at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
His correct address is Ret. Har-
old L. Havener, RA 15298S44, Co.
G, 504th ABN Inf. Regiment, 82nd
Airborne Division, Fort Bragg,
North Carolina.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
More Local Men
Enlist In Army

Two more Port Clinton youths
have enlisted in the U. S. air
force and were in Toledo Monday
to take their final examinations,
M/Sgt. Paul Dill of the Fremont
Army Recruiting office, reported.
The most recent enlistees are
William A. "Bill" Gittenger, 724
F Street, Erie Gardens, and Clar-
ence E. Eaton, 18, West Third St.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Kiwaniarls Hear
Korean Story

Atty. John Starn, Fremont, dis
cussed his experiences and obser-
vations Of his stay in Korea dur
ing the occupation period follow
ing World War ii at the local XII
wants Club meeting in the E. U. B.
Church Wednesday.
Colonel Elmer Webb, command
ing officer of Erie Ordnance De-
pot, was inducted as a new mem
ber of the Kiwanis Club, with
Henry A. Cowgirl in charge. Rob-
ert Kyle was in charge of the
program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
More Men Enlist
In Local Guards

Four enIistments and one re-
enlistment in the l428th Engi-
neer Treadway Bridge Company,
Ohio National Guards, are re-
ported by commanding officer
Captain James Pressier.
Jack Bass, West Perry Street,
who was discharged recently
from the company, has re-en-
listed for another three years.
Those who enlisted during the
week are Robert and James Her
man, Bellevue brothers, Wardell
Reiger, Sandusky, aid Joe Zim-
norman, Bellevue.
Enlistments will be accepted
in the local guard company un-
til September IL. There are
various openings to be filled, and
men interested may inquire
daily at the armory or during
drill sessions Monday, Tuesday,
and Thursday evenings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-08-25
Fun Night Set
For Thursday

Merchant Associations "Fun
Night" at Water Works Park will
be revived this week after in
clement weather necessitated
cancellation last Thursday. Will
liam Winnie and George Bankey,
committeeman in charge, an
nounce that they have two truck
loads of groceries to give away.
There is no shortage of those
"hard to get" items.
Promoted as another activity
to raise money for Lake Front
Improvement the Merchant Asso-
citation has shown net profit each
week of over $75.