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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

everyone concerned. This, we
labor relations and should be
workers. That's why we can't
understand how so many fore
men and supervisors go scot free
when they muff a job, such as
those r T As gears that recently
went through the heat treat be-
fore they were cut. Certainly
this was no fault of the worker,
but by the time it gets to top
management it will be-. And too,
it's no fault of the worker if the
foreman tries to force him to
work by an impractical and in
human method and me-Study.
Certainly Bob Volk must have
given this much thought before
he so politely took that whip
from some of the foremen and
slid them back in line. For this
we commend Bob.
Humorous H u m m Harris
recently had the occasion to play
golf with one DR.. Harris and
some friends at the State Hos
pital, picking their caddies from
the inmates of the institution,
went merrily on their way. On
the third green, Hummer pur-
chased ball from his caddy for
Csc, and again on the fifth green
was taken for 35c. BY the time
they reached the end of the
course, they again were in con-
ference, this time he became
suspicious and with one eye on
very familiar looking ball,
asked the caddy where he was
getting all the golf balls. Over
there, came the answer, but
much confused Hummer gave
the caddy another Csc and sent
him on his way only to find he
had purchased his own golf
balls. Moral: Never try to out
do the other guy, he may be a
better Diplomat than you.
Paul (has all the luck) Welton
Dept. 1913, on the last night OF
bowling got stuck for two beer
frames, seeing that all for the
season, we would say, that either
good bowling, or doing good
job of keeping out of the dog
house.
Well never know by the
weather were having that spring
is here, one sure sign is, Clar-
ence Fisher, Dept. 54 has re-
moved his long red flannels.
i Corey WINERY Dept. 50
wasn't going to get stuck with
the only 1850 Chrysler made, sc
he swaped it on new Ford
while John Balanger also Dept
54 is sporting around in new
Hudson. Some class?
Via stork express came q
bundle of blue to Mr.. and Mrs
Noonan, who works in Dept. SO
And to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BirtWistel was delivered pink
bundle of joy. Charles at one
time worked in Dept. 81, and
Grandpa (Ed) is the one and
only Englishman in Dept. 54.
After copying the blue print
on three occasions, Bob finally
came through by having a blue
bundle delivered to his home
and box of cigars to the shop
Congratulation to all and much
health and happiness to the
youngsters.
III. LorenZ one of the former
foremen of Dept. 43 was called
back, but just to get roasting
over the bum casting the foun-
dry puts out.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

p i C t u res he
l i k e d b e S t
were the pic
lures he took
of his wife am
his t h r e Y
m o n t h old
baby girl. He
p r o m ised to
b r i n g more
pictures of the
b a b y to the
n e x t camera
club meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
National Supply Unit Ne,vs
By DEAK and DOCK

Something noteworthy! At least have general manager
that has put back line those oremen
who themselves, makes life miserable for
This recognize most essential good
should be pracced by both Company
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
Union Man Wins
Title And $500

ST. PAUL (LPA) - 1950's
"Psychiatric Aide of the Year"
is all-union. He is Irwin Peter
son, an attendant at Minnesota's
Moose Lake hospital, who was
awarded the title (and $500 by
the National Mental Health
Foundation. He spanked the pro-
gram at Moose Lake to discard
restraints in the treatment of
the mentally i'll. Peterson is
chairman of the AFL State,
County and Municipal workers
local at the hospital.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

is working for the Inspection !.
the production Depts., or is il {
case of never being able to de-
eide anything himself? He rides
the inspectors if they pass any
thing that is slightly off, yet
when they reject bad work, and
the foreman object, the General
jumps the inspector. Make up
your mind Williams, your i'm
mediate superior would never
pull a stunt like that.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05
Local Il
Camera News

Jack Domito joins Local No.
IL camera club. Jack who
works at the Auto-Lite says
that he has been taking pictures
fo1 the past four years, and the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
MEETING PLANNED TO ATTRACT
MORE INDUSTRY TO OAK HARBOR

All persons in the Oak Harbor
area who are interested in at
tracing industry to the commun-
ity had a special invitation today
to attend a meeting scheduled for
early next week, time and place
to be announced later.
Spearheading the movement is
Clinton L. Fehlhaber, photograph
er, who was instrumental in or
ganizing the Oak Harbor Develop
ment Co., which has been author
lied to sell 1000 shares of $50 par
value common stock.
Other incorporators are DR.. L.
J. Darr, Clarence SeaWater, and
William Druckenmiller
The company plans to purchase
the former o. P. S. car barns on
Mill Street, now owned by the
Multiplex Co., Elmore, and will
lease it to a factory with an op-
ton to purchase.
In conjunction with the devel-
opment corporation, Mr.. Fehlhab-
er disclosed that Otk Harbor has
been chosen as the site for a
5000 fiber glass industry, which
is slated to begin production
around the first of the year.
The new company is called the
Harbor Manufacturing Company
and is headed by Charles H. Hen
kels, Edward G.. Taylor, and G. F..
AugsDach, all of Toledo.
1t will produce fiber glass fab
rication for automotive and ayi'
ton industries and also do metal
working and possibly manufac
ture processed paper liners to he
used in domestic and foreign ship
ping.
The new company expects to
take over the old O. p S. building
about Dec. /, and production prob
ably will begin within go days
! The plant is expected to emplo5
about 20 workers at first, late,
about SO, mostly women.
Mr.. Fehlhaber said that a plan
is underway to raise $4,000 fol
the purpose of creating facilities
to offer new industries. About
$4,000 has been subscribed, he
added.
After 20 stockholders are oh
tanned, officers and directors viii
be elected for the group, which
hopes to be a continuing organi
Zation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
OAK HARBOR

Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Wonnel left
last week to spend the winter in
Florida.
Mrs. Kitty Moran and her Sis
ter, Miss Elizabeth Neitfeld, Cleve-
land, are on sightseeing trip to
New York City.
Just returned from New York
are Editor and Mrs. Fred Lipp,
who spent the week in the big city
on a vacation trip.
Seen enjoying the football game
last Friday, despite the rain, was
a former Oak Harborite, Carl
Bitnert, now of College Station,
Pennsylvania.
An Oak Harbor boy, Walter
Meyer, Jr., was pictured in a re-
cent issue of Life Magazine. Walt
appeared in that spread on the
University of Michigan band.
Mary Ann Nolan, Cleveland,
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. j..
Nolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cutcher
braved the inclement weather to
take in the Navy-Notre Dame
game in Cleveland last Saturday.
Miss Helene Schimansky re-
turned to her home in California
last week after having spent the
past month visiting her mother,
Mrs. Frank Schimansky. During
her eastern stay, Miss Schimansky
attended the national convention
of interpreters held in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mrs. George Meyer, Toledo,
spent the weekend with her fa-
ther, E. S. Price, and sister, Mrs.
Bess Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Price were
Sunday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay Haas, Lacarne.
Home from college over the
weekend were Bill Duff, Bowling
Green, and Harry Thompson, Ohio
State.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
-FOUR OAK HARBORITES GIVEN
HONORARY 4-H MEMBERSHIPS

Four Oak Harborites were
awarded honorary All member
ships at the annual All Achieve.
ment Night program held Tues
day night in the Salem-Oak Har-
Dor school auditorium.
Recipients of the honors were
Phil Van Rensselaer,, DR.. r. D
Heller, Walter Meyer, and William
Lipstraw.
All awards were made by the
county All Council, which is COM
prised of club members, advisors
and parents.
Advisors selected to attend the
club congress included Mrs. Jo-
seph Minoff, Gypsum, and Chsr!cs
Moore, Oak Harbor, with Mrs.
Ralph Clayman, Oak Harbor, NAM
ed to the advisors congress.
Other awards were as follows
William Gyde and Faye Kardatzke,
Oak Harbor, junior leadership
camp awards; Betty Schafer, Ell
more; Roland Schumacher, Oak
Harbor, and Don Hoeft and Mar
ian Camper, Genoa, conservation
camp awards.
Richard Kardatzke and Elaine
Schumacher, Oak Harbor; Doyle
Sommer, Martin, and Grace He'll
wig, Graytown, All club congress
All alternates; Nancy Raucn
Joyce Kirk, Linda Swartzlander
Jane Young, Rhea Schumacher
Robert Bahnsen, Randall Finken
Ronald LieSke, Nelson Oestreich
Raymond Rauch, James Flick.
Advisor alternates; Joe Curtis
Mrs. Philip Winter, Mrs. Raymond
Boiler and Mrs. B. B. Brough.
Roy Shaffer, Elmore, was mas
ter-of-ceremonies for the program
which was carried out in the
theme of a parade of champions
across TV screen.
Community singing was led by
Sally Kilmer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Aged Man Takes
Own Life In Q. H.

Body of Fred G.. Brindley, 73,
who had been in ailing health for
some time, was found hanging ir.
the barn on his farm on Route1
Oak Harbor, late Monday after
noon. DR.. George Poe, Ottawa
county coroner, returned suicide
verdict.
Mr.. Brindley was born in Oak
Harbor September 7, 1877, the son
of Christopher and Catherine
Smith Brindley. He was a farmer
and a member of the Odd Fellows
lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Emma Finke Brindley, whom he
married in 1901; a son, Fred W.,
of Port Clinton; two daughters,
Mrs. Paul E. Ingram, Port Clin-
ton, and Miss Marie, at home
three brothers, August. Oak Har
Dor; William, Fremont, and AL
bert, Barberton; and three sisters
Mrs. Paul Maloney and Mrs. Ella
Critchfield, Barberton, and Mrs
Louise Eppley, Sandusky.
Services will be held Thursday
at 2 p. m. with the Rev. o. c
DoengeS officiating. Intermen
will be in Union cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Foreman plan
to move to their new home on Park
and Locust Streets in the next
few weeks. Their present homo
on Church st. has been purchased
by Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Young
The Oak Harbor girl scouts
have moved from the Rocketeen
room and will meet at Community
Hall in the future.
Ed. J. Mulligan and Ed. Faunce
of Mulligan Electric Co. attend
ed a dealers convention in Co.
lumbus on Wednesday and Thurs,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Boomer were
in Detroit the forepart of the week
due to the death of Mr.. Boomers
mother.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs.
Myron A. Rosentreter attended
convention in Columbus over the
weekend. They we're accompanied
by daughter Marcia Jane and Mrs.
Bertha Rosentreter, who visited
the Norton Rosentaeter family
near Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Claus accom-
panied by friends from Toledo,
attended the Notre Dame-Navy
game in Cleveland Saturday.
Miss Maggie Mulligan, rural Oak
Harbor, has been bedfast for the
past week. She had many callers
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Flick have
selected the name, Wayne Allen,
for their baby boy.
Robert Brandow, 7-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brandow
of Elmore, underwent surgery at
Fremont Memorial Hospital on
Sunday.
Miss Marie Miller spent last
Wednesday night with Miss Agnes
Weier in Sandusky, where they
attended the Horace Heidi show.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brauer and
family of Columbus visited Dr..
and Mrs. B. F. Brandt over the
weekend.
Miss jeanette Ellithorpe and
Floyd Hetrick of Fremont were
united in marriage at the home
, of the bride, on Saturday, October
20.
James Williams and Dale Gnep-
per were named deacons at st.
Johns Lutheran church to fill the
vacancies resulting from the call
to military service of Paul r.
. Lockwood and Robert Leutz.
Mrs. Robert Leutz, Mrs. Eugene
| Hemminger and Mrs. Merrill
, Rudes of Clay Center were among
the ladies who visited their hus
. bands at Camp Atterbury ovei
: the weekend.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Hem
5 minger observed their 35th we9
, ding anniversary on November 2
\ November / marked the birthday
/. of Mr.. Hemminger, while Mrs
Hemminger's birthday falls on No
l. vember 3.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
zAUCC TO SPEAK
AT ANNIVERSARY
CHURCH RITES
Weeks Services Planned To
Note 18th Year At o. II.
Methodist Church

A big week lies ahead for men,
bers of the Oak Harbor Methodist
Church and their pastor, the Rev.
Ira Benton.
The church will observe the 18th
anniversary of its first building
with three services from Nov. IL
to 10.
DR.. John r. Cheney, superin-
tendent of the Toledo District of
Methodist Churches, will speak at
the opening service Sunday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock.
The Sunday evening service will
feature a Youth Program to be
conducted by members of the
Youth Fellowship, with Methodist
youth of neighboring communi
ties as guests. On this occasion,
the Rev. Walter Eyster, pastor of
the Bowling Green Methodist
Church, will speak.
Special recognition to older
members of the Oak Harbor
Church as we'll as former men,
bers and former pastors is Sched-
uled for Friday evening, Nov. "
at 7::30 o'clock. DR.. John Taylor
Alton, of Columbus, is the speak
er.
Professor Walter A. Zaugg, OF
the department of education al
Bowling Green State University
will speak at the concluding ser
vice on Sunday morning, Nov. 49,
at 1890 o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Warner Speaks at
Q. H. Rotary Meet

Rol Warner, owner of the Warn
er Hotel, addressed members Of
the Oak Harbor Rotary Club on
Tuesday night. Mr.. Warner de-
scribed experiences as a hotel
owner in Columbus and other Ohio
cities.
Mr.. Warner was presented by
R. F. Thayer, program chairman.
Stanley Mylander, club presi-
dent, read a poem received from
an anonymous contributor and
dedicated it to George Duff, club
secretary.
Guests of the club Tuesday
night we're Justin Kleinhans, Don
aid Boon, and James Chambers,
Salem-Oak Harbor high school Sc.
niorS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Air Observers
Hold Practice

Along with posts in % other
states, the Oak Harbor Air OBJ
server Corps unit had its first
workout over the weekend.
Winds, snow, poor visibility
and other factors prevented obsel-
YER work on Saturday, but mem
berS reported excellent results on
Sunday as members OF the post
stood watch to officially report all
plans, directions, attitudes and
similar information to headquar.
terS in Columbus.
Howard Brown, supervisor OF
the unit, described the test as a
big success. Mr.. Brown reported
that an average of one plane every
five minutes flew over the com
munity between Q a. m. and 6 p. m.
on Sunday. In all, total of so
planes were reported to the Co.
lumbus filter center, he added
Oliver Laubacher made the first
call, with the binocular handled
by James Spangler and William
Pinson. Identity of planes was
checked by Howard Foreman and
Carl Noble. In addition to tfi-
group, those on duty included AL
ton Nissen, Durward Fetterman
Lyle He'll, Joe Bassett William
Brown, Clinton Fehlhaber, and
Donald Price.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Six Oak Harbor
Hunters On Trips

o. L. Teagarden, Carl Kinsel
and r. F. Thayer left Wednesday
morning for a hunting trip in
Maine.
Sherman Avery and Don Jeschke
are on a hunting expedition in
North Bay, Ontario.
Frank Parman returned Monday
after a four-day trip to Rydal
Bank, Ontario, where he visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Meyer
at their lumber camp.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

halfback. Both boys were side
lined for the rest of the season
with bone breaks. Not counted
on for too much duty against Oak
Harbor due to injuries but still
getting in there and giving their
all were end Dick Zolman and full
back Rheim.
There was a scene following the
game that makes one think that
the Rockets and their coach must
rate pretty high with Elmore as
sportsmen It's not unusual to
see the opposing players leave the
field arm in arm in the spirit of
good fellowship but here was
Coach Martin slipping up along
side downhearted Elmore boys as
they wearily trudged to the dress
ing room, putting his arm around
their shoulders, grabbing their
hands, and saying nice game fel-
las.
Losing must not be too hard to
take at the hands of team coach
ed by a guy like that.
Representatives on the dads
bench during the game included:
Harold Lezotte, Sr., Emery How
er, Howard Apling, Milton Dep.
ner, Lewis Shatto, Henry Harder,
Louis Gnepper, Harold Madison,
Wilson st. Clair, Joe lines, Stan
ley Mylander, Wilbur Genzman,
Kenneth Watkins, Lowell Robin
son, Ed Sickmiller, Glenn Schultz
L. H. Foreman, DR.. G. A. Boon
Arthur Libben, Bob Magrum,
Adam Borsh, John Knopp, Harvey
Cover, Arthur Schiller, George
Chiarelli, Sr., Vern Burdine, Geo
Hemminger, Walter Meyer, Sr.
and Walter Hetrick.
The lineupS:
OAK HARBOR-25
ENDS-Cover, Schiller, Char
ELI, Chambers, Burdine, Mylander
TACKLES = Sidell, Harder
Borsh, Knopp, Arndt, Gardner
Genzman.
GUARDS Schultz, Boon, Lib
ben, Hablitzel, Foreman, Gnep
per.
CENTERS-Robinson Sickmili
er, Couture.
BACKS-Lezotte, Hoover, Ap
pling, Depner, Immel, Cass, Wey
andt, J. st. Clair, Trabbic, Harder
Shatto, Madison, A. st. Clair.
ELMORE-0
ENDS-Crozier, Roepke, Shimr
Zolman, Dietmyer.
TACKLES-Rothert, Misgasky
Durham, Lowry.
GUARDS = Lauer, Vandersall
Nolan, Damscroder.
CENTERS = Zipfel, SarneS, F
Neeb.
! BACKS = L. Neeb, Bowman
Riehm, Semrock, Dolph.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
STRAuB TO TALK
AT GRID DINNER
Undefeated Rockets To Be
HOnOred At Annual Ban
quet Next Thursday

Municipal Judge Harvey Straub,
of Toledo, has been secured as
the principal speaker for the an
nual Oak Harbor Boosters Club
banquet on Nov. 16 in honor of
the undefeated Rocket grid team.
Judge Straub is a former foot
ball player at the University of
Michigan and he is well known as
a former sports official
Toastmaster for the affair, which
will be held at $50 p. m, will be
George Duff.
Bernard Scheuerman is chair
man of the arrangements commit
tee. He is being assisted by Earl
Johnson and Lowell Robinson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
kindergarten Is
Planned For Q. H.

With % already signed-and a
quota of 80 required-sponsors of
a movement to establish kind
ergarten in Oak Harbor predict
ed that the project would definite
ly begin on Jan. 2.
Applications for the proposed
kindergarten, open to all pre-
school age children in the Oak
Harbor school district, will be re-
ceived through the month of No
vember.
The project is being sponsored
by the Mothers Club of which
Mrs. Harry Wheeler is president.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
Dewey Garage
Damaged In Fire

Fire, believed to have originat-
ed from spontaneous combustion.
in oil-soaked rags, caused about
$50 damage to a garage at the
home of Geirge Dewey, 327 n.
Locust ST., Oak Harbor, early last
Friday.
The damage estimate was made
by Fire Chief Henry Peters, of
the Oak Harbor volunteer fire
department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Seniors, who have been inStru
mental in stretching the Oak
Harbor Rockets undefeated
string to 81, will be playing
their final game this Friday
night when Oak Harbor travels
to Genoa. Pictured are: bottom
row, left to right, George Char
ELI, Jr., end; Bill Robinson, 100
pound All-Conference center
last year, and Harold Lezotte.
quarterback whose all-aroun6
play and passing abilities have
spanked the team; top row,
left to right, Rollo Siddell, 190-
pound All Conference tackle;
Coaches Dave Martin and John
Erwin, and Bill Borsh, 190-lb.
tackle.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Oberlin College, the first CO.
racial and coeducational college in
America, was founded at Oberlin,
Ohio, in 1888.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

Leroy Dirnberg of the Oak Har-
Dor poStoffice is enjoying a weeks
vacation at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Steinmill-
er and family have moved into the
Magrum house on Ottawa Street,
Mrs. Clinton Fehlhaber and Mrs,
Leroy Dirnberg attended the
American Legion District Conven-
ton in Montpelier recently.
Mrs. Anna Veh wno is visiting
relatives in Toledo, is reported to
be ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sharpe and
family have moved to the Bene
dict home on North Locust St
Mr.. and Mrs, Dewey Butler and
Shirley will move into the home
vacated by the Sharpes.
Mrs. Miles K'Burg and Mrs
Amelia Mylander returned recent
ly from an extended trip through
the west They were delegates
from st. Johns Lutheran Church
to Missionary Aid convention il
San Francisco, and visited rela
tiveS and friends on the coast.
Little Carol Sue Elwing, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Elwin{
was baptized on October 90. He
sponsors we're Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Hyde.
Rollie Gnepper was admitted t.
Community Hospital, Fremont, a
a medical patient last Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

None better. fryers from Myers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10

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