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Tor intelligent young woman To
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Elrnore Tree Farm
Is Dedicated

Tree Farm number 199 in the
Ohio Tree Farm System was dedl.
Gated Thursday morning in 0tta-
wa county, Mrs. Margaret Rym-
erS, the owner of "a acres of fine
woodland near Elmore, has been
awarded a tree farm certificate
and an attractive tree farm sign
as a token of outstanding interest
in practicing sound forestry cor.
Servation on her farm.
The Ohio Forestry Association
and the Ohio Division of Forestry
in cooperation with the Agricul
tural Extension Service ana the
Soil Conservation Service, vii
conduct Jointly a dedication cerc
mony in recognition of the out
standing forestry practices on the
RymerS farm.
The woods contains a good StanC
of hard maple, ASH, red oak, tulip
sycamore, hickroy, and elm.
Mrs. Rymers has -3een interested
in forestry for number of year,
and is now managing her trees a
a crop as it should be in any lanC
use program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

7 EIGHTON MACKEY, NYC agent
at Martin, is trying to find the
identity of four local men who
prepared his trailer home for a
honeymoon homecoming" last
week when Sheila returned after
a siX-month visit with her fam
lily in England. Understand they're
calling Leight Jingle Bells" these
days f.. We've often joked about
someone falling off bar stool
and fracturing his skull. 1t near
ly happened the other night in
Fremont when a man fell from a
bar stool, was taken to hospital
where three SutureS were placed
to close head wound, and then
booked in city Jail on charge of
intoXication.
THERE will be a crowd in
Heinie's Place this Friday
night when the Catawba Island
Chamber of Commerce stages its
annual Stag Party. Pig hooks and
sauerkraut will be served and
there will be free beer and enter
tainment galore Two local
sophomores at Miami University,
Oxford, have been pledged to frats
recently. Andy Migala is pledged
to Phi Delta and Dave Finefrock
is pledged to the DekeS
-JOT -
THERE will be two Thelma
Montgomerys in Trinity Meth
odist church Sunday forenoon, our
own librarian and her namesake
whose home town is Massillon and
who recently returned after mis-
sionary work in Africa. The
Massillon Miss Montgomery will
be the speaker for the w. S. c. S.
Thank Offering service at 1920.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
PUT-N-BAY

The Catawba grape picking will
be finished for this season this
week. Norman Heineman. the last
of the grape growers to finish, re-
ports the grapes of good size and
high in sugar content.
Robert Ladd, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N, H, Ladd, is motoring to
Florida (Fort Lauderdale) where
he will be employed for the win
ter months.
A regular meeting of the YES
trymen of st. Paurs Episcopal
church, viii be held on Tuesday
evening, Nov. IA.
Mother Wore Tights" is the
movie to be shown Friday eve
ming, Nov. 10.
A regular meeting of the mem
berS of Lone Willow Rebekah
Lodge was held Thursday evening,
Nov. 2. Mrs. Gorden Barker and
Mrs. Thomas Smith served on the
social committee. Games of pi-
nochle were played. Mrs. Walter
Hite and Mrs. Richard Fox held
high scores for the evening, and
Mrs. James PopleStein was con-
Soled. Mrs. Chester Dress and
Mrs. Otto Krohn will serve on the
social committee for the meeting
to be held on Nov, 16.
The Glee Club of Put-in-Bay
High School entertained members
of Junior and Senior High, in the
Assembly Room this weekend.
Halloween decorations were used.
A Scavenger hunt was the main
entertainment for the evening.
Refreshments were served when
the final "scavenger" returned
with his list of assigned articles
fulfilled"
Miss Edna Esselbach, teacher of
the 4th, 5th and 9th grades, was
also hostess at a school party, held
in her class room Thursday after
noon. Games were played and
potluck lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy" Adams left
here for their six months stay in
Fort Lauderdale, Florado, this
weekend. The Adams have tour
ist home here on the Lake Front
Drive.
The auto and passenger Ferry
boat, South Shore, is on the early
Spring schedule at this time. The
first ferry leaves here at 8 a. m
and the last at 4 p. m. The two
trips from Catawba leave at 8 a.
m. and 5 p m.
Rev. Allen Roe, of Youngstown,
Ohio, is now serving as regular
Rector at st. Paul'S Episcopal
church here. Rev. Roy held his
first communion service here or
Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

DRIVATES j. L. WadSworth. son
of Lyle WadSworth, Erie Twp,
and D. R. Chasteen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Chasteen, Elmore,
were in the class of Security Pa
troll Air Police which was grad
uated Saturday at Tyndall Air
Force Base, Panama City, Florida.
The security patrol is trained to
prevent sabotage and protect u, S.
Air Force Bases from enemy at
tacks. The graduates have COM
pleted four week course at Tyn-
dali, after going there direct from
basic training at Lakeland Air
Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
MFRS. Olive Kennedy, Berea,
AA visited friends here in her
former home town earlier this
week. Her son, Richard, has re-
enlisted in the Air Corps and is
stationed at O'Hare Field in
Illinois. Dick served in Alaska
during World War II and his mo-
ther was a very active worker in
the local USO Club. More recent
ly Mrs. Kennedy has been a vol
unteer worker at Grille Veterans
Hospital in Parma.
DRINCIPAL B. H. Corthell is
having difficulty completing
the 1851 Redskin grid schedule.
Gibsonburg cannot play Port Clin-
ton next fall, due to its San
dusky Bay Conference commit
ments. So far the only schools
having open dates on Oct. 10 are
parochials in Elyria and Lima, and
neither is acceptable. No other
changes are contemplated in the
grid schedule for next fall.
-JOT -
CITY Clerk William l.. Zeis and
- Frank Quisno were celebrating
wedding anniversaries Monday
night when they attended the tur-
key dinner at the Colonial Club
meeting. 1t was the 49th for Bill
and Maude Zeis and the 38th for
Frank and Mabel Quispo Other
members didn't take any pity on
the celebrants, both Bill and Frank
were losers in the usual pinochle
games.
1T. Gg) Jack Caldwell, U. S.
~ Navy, husband of Mrs. Margue-
rite Caldwell, Put-in-Bay, is Serv-
ing with Navy Air Anti-Submarine
Squadron %, one of the flying
units aboard the escort aircraft
carrier USS Mindoro in the Medi-
terranean. Squadron %, which
won the Navy'S Battle Efficiency
Pennant this year, is on fleet oper.
ations with the U. S. Sixth Fleet
-JOT -
THANKS to Mrs. Blanche Rof
kar, our Catawba Island CORE.
spondent, for copy of ''The
Chinese World" published in San
Francisco'S Chinatown. 1t is billed
as "America's Only Daily Newspa
per Printed in Chinese and Eng
lish." Page after page is printed
| in the huge Chinese letters. Seems
funny to see Ella CinderS and
I other comic strip personalities
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Albert Marshall, Port Clinton,
remote controi repairman at Erie
Ordnance Depot, left last week
for Headquarters Third Army, Ft,
Mcpherson, Ga, and Camp Stew
art, Ga, as a trained ordnance
technician to aid in malfunction
analysis and repair of heavy anti
aircraft material lie will be gone
approximately 60 days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Myra Hess, the famous Brit
ish pianist whose American Jour
was interrupted by illness last
season, will give a concert in
the PeriSyle of the Toledo Mu-
scum of Art on Nov. 20. Miss
Hess was decorated by the King
of England for giving an uu,
broken series of public concerts
in London throughout the worst
months of the blitz and thus
helping to keep up the spirits
Of the London populace. Tick.
cts for her Toledo concert go on
sale at the Museum next Mon,
day, Nov. 13.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
CHILD BREAKS ELBOW

Cherry Ann Riedmaier, six-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Riedmaier, was treated in Magru-
der Hospital Monday after she had
suffered an elbow fracture in
fall off the merry-go-round at the
public school grounds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
AT FORT KNOX

Recruit James A. Armbruster
South Railroad Street, is now in
Fort Knox, Kentucky. His pres
ent address is: Ret. James A. Arm
bruster, 52007753, Co. c., 7th Tank
Bn., 3rd Armored Division, Fort
Knox, Kentucky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

talking in Chinese. Mrs. Rofkar
and nine other ladies of st. John
Lutheran Missionary Society Wis
tied San Francisco while return
ing from the national Missionary
Society convention in Los Ange-
les.
-JOT -
DUSS BUDD, the former local
~ youngster who is star tap
dancer, appeared with the Horace
Heidi Youth Opportunity Show in
Sandusky's Junior High auditor
ium Thursday night, and many To-
cal folks were on hand to applaud
the youth. Darlene Miller, 1e-
year-old Sandusky soprano, won
the contest. Pierce Knox, blind
marimbist; Ralph Sigwald, bari
tone; Ernie Camerota, child vocal
ist, and Jerry Singer, tap dancer
who lost leg in World War II,
were starred along with Budd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
| J0TTINGS -.
| OFF The CUFF
BY RAY SPERBER

GENERAL Mark w. Clark, chief
of the Army Field Forces, re-
viewed troops at Fort Belvoir, Vir-
ginia, Saturday afternoon, and
Port Clinton's 1428th Engineer
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Ohio has 1858 high schools,
3,074 elementary schools, 461 pa
roachial and private schools, and
81 colleges and universities.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Treadway Bridge Company, under
command of Captain James Press
Ter, was given special recognition.
1t had rained all day Saturday
with the result that the soldiers
paraded in the mud. S/Sgt. jim
Spurlin recalled that 612 years
ago in Italy, he had also passed
in review of General Clark, and
that it was also a review in the
mud.
-JOT-
COUNTY Engineer Delos Nissen
is president of the Court
House Association which will hold
its annual banquet and party in
Basiley's Restaurant at $50 Mon
day evening. Fred Kumm is Sec
retary and Charles Stephenson,
treasurer. James Ellenberger and
Kumm are arranging the pro-
gram, which always provides
laughs and surprises for the gang
of officials and deputies. Later in
the evening, the r. o. S. H. K.
will hold its solemn rites with
Head Knight D. l.. Cullenen in
charge of initiation.
-JOT-
UCORGEOUS" Gussie Moran
and Pauline Bets will head
group of professional tennis
stars to appear Tuesday night,
Nov. IA, in the Toledo Sports
Arena. James Kramer will op-
pose Pancho Segura in the fea-
tured mems match. Three nights
later, the 1851 edition of Holiday
on Ice will make its debut on the
Arenas ice. This extravaganza
will play for nine consecutive
nights with matinees on both Sun
day afternoons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24

Shorty" Starr while Mallett of
King Coal limited the opposition
to six hits.
Last week the King Coal boys
won from Forest Grove TO on
Tuesday evening. In their bid to
take ovet first place from Cald-
well Billiards on Thursday even
ing, the Billiards turned in a
ia victory to protect their first
place standing.
In their first league game, the
newly formed Eagle team was
defeated 24-10 on Tuesday even
ing by the Billiards. In Sun
days double-header, however,
the Eagle nine handed the Bill
liards their first loss, winning
TO. The Billiards took the sec
ond game 14-4 behind the steady
hurting of Charles Tilton.
Forest Grove and the Eagle
nine battled to Go deadlock at
the Forest Grove diamond Tues
day evening with the game be-
ing called because of darkness.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
Tradition

Tradition
| have had several persons ask
me whether the band was play
ing Wednesday night or whether
they were hearing things. Well
they were not hearing things as
the band was playing Wednesday
night, or at least part of it. Some
people may think that it is aw-
full dumb thing for a band to be
out playing at three o'clock in
the morning. This may seem fun
ny but it is a tradition that has
been followed in the band for a
long time. This tradition is the
serenading of the boys and girls
by each other. If you were to
stop and thing, you might re-
member that in all the years the
band has had their camp on the
fairgrounds, there has been some
one who has heard this music.
The idea of the serenading is to
pleasantly surprise one by the
other. Wednesday night was no
exception, except that what had
started out to be a serenade of
the boys by the girls turned out
to be jam session between the
two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24

With 80 boys reporting for
duty, football practice for Cald-
well high school officially began
Monday evening with Coach Leo
Strang in charge.
The new athletic director for
Caldwell played varsity football
for Ashland high school for four
years in the backfield and on
the line. During his junior and
seniors years, he was selected on
the all-league team and as a
senior was named All-Ohio half
back.
Strang, who served three years
in the U. S. Navy, played with
the Great Lakes team in 1943
He played four years of varsity
college football at Ashland col
lege.
Strang also instructed basket
ball for YMCA classes during his
college years and has done quite
a bit of officiating. He played
high school basketball.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
S H O r T S
By LONG
AFTER A LAYOFF during tn

AFTER A LAYOFF during the
summer months, we're reopening
the old column to bring Noble
county fans the dope on local
sports as football practice gets
underway and the schools pre-
pare to open once more. First
Of all the Redskins have a new
coach-Mr. Leo E. Strang, a
likeable, determined young fell
low from Ashland. After calling
football practice this week, he
set up training rules which ap-
pear elsewhere on this page. In
SO doing, Coach Strang urged
all parents, townspeople (and ]
might add girl friends) to CO.
operate in seeing that the stand
ards are met.
TRAINING RULES seem like a
small thing, but being in condi-
ton goes long way once the
season opens. Too many boys,
and fans also, want to see a
winning team, but fail to put
forth the work and cooperation
that goes into a winning COM
bination. Instead of trying to
make out what's wrong with the
team, fans should be helping
their sons, brothers, or boy
friends to observe the rules and
try to be just a little bit better.
Let the coach run the team but
help see that he gets the best
possible players and material to
work with.
AS FOR THE BOYS, they're
not kidding anyone but them
selves when they fail to live up
to the rules. Any boy who
breaks training is merely pro-
claiming in a loud voice, Look
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
ASSIGN LEASES

The assignment of two leases
and the special release of an in
Strument was made this week at
the office of County Recorder
Benny ]. Fowler. Leases as
signed last week included two
by Howard Shafer to Martha
Shafer and j. H. Shafer. The
Ohio Oil Co. released portion
of land to L. S. Salladay.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
Jack Z. Morris
Completes Basic

Jack E. Morris, son of Mrs
Donald Jones, of the Caldwell
community, has completed his
basic training with the u. S. Ali
Force at Lakeland Air Force
Base at San Antonio, Texas, and
has been promoted to the grade
of Pfc. He is now stationed al
Frances E. Warren Air Force
Base, Wyoming, where he will
study teletype mechanics.
Morris, whose complete ad.
dress is as follows: Pfc Jack E
Morris, AF 15296569, Brrk. 342
Trng. sgd. 3456, Frances E. War
rem AFB, Wyoming, is a 1856
graduate of Caldwell high.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
James H. McAuIey
Re.enIists In ARMY

Cpl. James H. McAuley, son
of Frank McAuley, route 3,
Caldwell, has found the army so
much to his liking during his
five years of service that he has
enlisted for three more years.
Corporal McAuley came to
Berlin, Germany, in December,
l945, and is now a member of
the 31st Labor Supervision Co.,
with duties as a labor construc-
ton foreman.
Holder of the Occupation Med
al with the Berlin air-lift device,
he is now on a 14-day re-enlist-
ment leave, visiting the famous
Garmisch recreation area, oper-
ated by the u. S. Army, Europe.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24

at me! I'm a star! / can play
Just as well without being in
condition" Any player with
such an attitude will never be
any better because he hasn't the
will power or initiative to try
to improve himself.
MARVIN p. WOOD announces
this week that season football
tickets for Caldwell's four home
games will be on sale Tuesday,
Sept. 5 at RalstOn's between
700 and 900 p. m. All you fans
who had reserved seats last year
must get in and renew your
tickets or the seats will be sold
to anyone after that date. These
tickets are soc per game plus
Csc for the reserve seat making
$500 in all. A few reserved seats
will be sold for one game at a
time, but only after all season
tickets have been offered for
sale.
THE BOOSTER CLUB has al
ready opened their membership
drive, the courtyard bulletin
board is being repainted, and
the band has just concluded an
other successful band camp in
preparation for football season.
A couple of good frosts and the
pungent odor of burning leaves
will soon mark the arrival of
another gridiron opener, and we
hope to give you all the dope, in
subsequent columns.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
TO HOLD DANCE

There will be a dance Sunday
evening, Aug. q, at Palace Hall
in HarriettSville, with the "Mel-
ody Masters" orchestra furnish
ing the music. The public is in
vited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
TO PRESENT PLAY

The Reinersville Mothers club
will present a two act comedy,
Ladies From Dixie" Friday eve
ming, Aug. 25, at the Forest
Grove high school auditorium,
beginning at 800 o'clock. The
comedy is under direction of
Mrs. Harry Yontz. 1t is spon-
sored by members of the Sharon
Mothers club and proceeds will
be used to finance their hot lunch
project. The public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24

RBI - Werberger, Reynolds z,
Barnett 4, Boyd, B. Craft, Wilson
a, Harding 3, Tilton 4, Archer 2,
Bill Craft. E-Harding 2, Tilton
2, c. Tilton /, Shondrick, Wer-
berger 2, Reynolds 3, Barnett,
Buckley, Craft; 2b hits = Boyd
Harding, Archer, Bill Craft, Wer-
berger. 3b hits-Bill Craft. Home
Werberger, Reynolds, Bar
nett, V. Tilton, Harding, Wilson
3. BB-Crum.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
OFFICIALLY OPENS

Reuben Parks, game warden
for Noble county, has announced
that the report that squirrel sea-
son would open on Sept. / this
year is erroneous. The season
will officially open on Sept. Is.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-08-24
SofihaII Schedule
Thursday, August "a

Thursday, August "a
Penn R. r. VS. King Coal
at Fairgrounds
Billiards VS. Quaker State
at Forest Grove
Sunday, August 81
Forest Grove VS.. Eagles
At Fairgrounds g games)
Monday, August %
Billiards VS. Forest Grove
at Fairgrounds