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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
ELEM BROWNS
NEAR KELLEYS
Brecksville Man Is Fourth
Victim of Nearby Waters
In Two Weeks

Fourth drowning to take place
In local waters within two weeks
was reported by Deputy Sheriff
William Cullen Wednesday after
noon. Victim of the tragedy was
Walter Elenz, 81, Highland Drive,
Brecksville, Ohio.
Mr.. Elenz was lost in Lake
Erie, west northwest of Kelleys
Island, shortly before 4 O'Clock
Wednesday. He was in party
of five Brecksville visitors, aboard
a reef fishing boat captained by
Warren X. Storer, Channel Grove.
Storer notified Sheriff Merlan
Budd's department and Marble
head Coast Guards when the boat
was returned to the mainland,
after an unsuccessful attempt to
find the missing man.
Storer reported that Mr.. Elenz
had been in the cabin of the boat
with three of his party, and that
he lost his balance and fell over
board when he went on deck.
Other members of the party
were c. j. Turk, Joseph and Ern-
est Flanagan, and Glen Hermis.
all of Brecksville. Search for the
victim is being continued.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
YOUTH LOSES
Arm IN MIShAP
Jerry FlOrO Is Victim OF
Unusual Traffic Acct
dent Sunday

Gerald Jerry" Floro, 20-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Floro, West Perry Street, suffered
the loss of his left arm in traf-
fic tragedy five miles west of the
city in Fremont Road shortly
after 10 p. m. Sunday.
Floro was driving towards
Fremont, with three friends, wher
his arm was torn off by the load
ing ramp of a passing cattle
truck, Deputy Sheriff Clarence
Stephens reported.
Willie Gilmore Lang, Detroit,
who was driving the truck owned
by Charles Ccntris, Jr., Lafayette,
Ohio, is being held on open charP-
es pending outcome of Floro's
condition. He was released late
Sunday after furnishing 500 bond
in Justice E. C. Brough's court.
Riding with Floro, who is a
patient in Magruder Hospital,
were Misses Helen Beckley and
Janice Engler, Fremont, and An
drew Peterlin, Sic Jefferson St.
No one else was injured, nor was
the auto or truck damaged.
George Melton, 81, and DOME
Contris, six, Lafayette, were rid
ing with the truck driver.
1t was believed that the load
ing ramp had become loosened
when the truck crossed the rail
road tracks near Fremont, and
that it tapped up and struck
Floro as the vehicle passed. The
injured youth was able to stop his
car and was brought to the hos
pital by Marland Little, Fremont,
another motorist.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
0. H. CHILD is.
POLIO VICTIM.
Doctors Report Terry Moor
head is Showing Progress
In Toledo Hospital

Ottawa County's first polio case
of 1850 was admitted to the Matt
mee Valley Contagious Disease
Unit Hospital Monday. The vic
tim is 10-year-old Terry Moor
head, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mcorhead, Oak Harbor.
DR.. w. P. Shortridge stated on
Wednesday that Terry is getting
along very well and that special
lists at the Toledo hospital said
he is showing good progress.
Terry's case has been diagnos-
ed as positive. Learning of tie
case, the Port Clinton Elks at
their meeting Tuesday evening
voted to purchase a small radio
for the child's use during his
disqualification.
Terry's father is manager of
the Ottawa County Cooperative
in Oak Harbor. His mother is an
ticipating the birth of her third
child and expects TO enter Magru-
der Hospital Monday. His sister,
Jennifer, three, is also in the 10
cal hospital where she is recov-
ering rapidly from an appendec-
tony which she underwent Thurs
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
BISHOP TELLS ROTAR|ANS KOREAN
WAR MUST Be FOUGHT TO FINISH

"As a christian pastor, l de
plore war but the Korean War
must be fought through until the
Communists are showed back tc'
the 38th parallel so that Chris
tians can unite and save the
world, Bishop Arthur Moore, At
lanta, Georgia, told local Rotar-
ians Tuesday noon when he spoke
at the meeting in St. John Luth-
eran Church.
Bishop Moore lived in Korea
and Japan from 1884 to 1850 when
he served as Methodist bishop o.
the area. Earlier this summer, he
returned to Atlanta after 5l3
months in Japan, Formosa, Philip
pine Islands, Burma, Borneo and
Indonesia.
Despite his lengthy frst-hand
knowledge of Korea and its
neighboring countries, Bishop
Moore stated that no man is ade-
quately prepared to interpret the
current situation in Asia.
He claims that the world i:
going through a catastrophe
conyulsion" which started in 1914
and will continue until Christian
ity conquers atheistic communism.
Bishop Moore does not agree
with the late Wendell Wilkes
"One World" idea. He claims
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Fun Night Set To
Aid Cat all Drive

Due to wet grounds, the
Fun Mite program has been
postponed until next Thursday,
July 27, President Lawrence
Ludwigsen has announced.
AS further help towards
raising funds for the Cat Tail
Drive, the Port Clinton Merch-
ants Association will sponsor
Fun Night program this
Thursday evening, July 20, in
Water Works Park.
There will be a wide selection
of prizes for the lucky winners.
The new mobile public address
unit, recently purchased by the
Merchants Assn, is being used
to advertise the event.
M. E. Eddie" Edwards is
editor of "The Sport Clinton
POST, a unique tabloid maga-
zine full of corn and comedy
which will appear soon as fur
ther benefit for the lake front
project and the Boy Scouts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
LAKESIDE HAS
TOP PROGRAMS
Harmony Masters, Musician
ters Are Featured At
Hoover Auditorium

LAKESIDE = Concert by the
Harmony Masters of Chicago, un-
der the direction of Ray Steiner,
is announced for Saturday even
ing, July %, in Hoover Auditor
ium here. Appearing with this
male quartet will be Carlotta Van
mes, soprano, and Herbert Silbert-
stein, violinist.
Bishop Donald H. Tippett of
the San Francisco Area of the
Methodist Church will speak at
morning services on Sunday, July
%; and on Sunday evening, follow
ing a concert by the Ohio Confer
ence Methodist Church under di-
rection of Grace Storey Simmonds
of Cincinnati, DR.. T. 2. Koo will
speak. An afternoon concert by
the Shelby American Legion Band
and a vesper address by the Rev
Rowland Carter of Toledo Colling-
wood Methodist Church also is
planned for Sunday.
Lakeside's program for the
coming week follows: Monday
Sarah Revelle, soprano, and Guth-
rie Frye, tenor; Tuesday-"Wild
Bill" Ames, impersonator, and
Howard Klein, hypnotist; Wed
nesday-Address, Bishop Donald
Tippett; Thursday-Motion pic
ture; Friday-Lakeside School Ct
Christian Service program with
address by DR.. w. ]. Faulkner
dean of Fisk University, and mu-
sic by Phillis Wheatley Octette OF
Cleveland; and Saturday-Con-
cert, the Musicanters of Pitts
burgh.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21

that there are "two worlds con
tending for mastery. The one
world believes in God and Chris
tianity while the other world
thinks God is a myth and immor-
tality is a hoax"
Moore states that the situa-
ton is too deep and too danger
Gus for us to ignore or to be de-
MED, and that it is a struggle
to death.
The Lakeside visitor had only
praise for General Chang Kai-
Shek and General Macarthur. Be
cause they fight Communism,
Moore believes Stain hates Kai-
Shek more than anyone else with
Macarthur as mis- second pet hate.
Bishop Moore was in China
when the japanese first attacked
long before World War II became
reality. 1t is his opinion that
nationalistic China was "sold down
the river" by it's professed friends.
"Our job was not done when
we conquered Japan" Bishop
Moore told the Rotarians. eve
should have attacked the Com
munists in China FIVE years ago."
Visitors at the Rotary meet
ing were present from Bainbridge,
Georgia; Mountville and Hunting
Continued Page 2, Col. p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
UNION MEETS To
R A TIFY PA C 7
Local 497 May Be Near End
of Lengthy Negotiations
On Local Contract

Members of Standard Products
Local 497, UAW-CIO, were to
meet in the Port Clinton Armory
Thursday afternoon to ratify or
reject the supplemental agree
ment of the local contract.
An international representative
and officers of the local union were
to explain the economic issues to
the membership at the special
meeting.
All factory operations will be
suspended from 2:30 until 4:3O
this Thursday afternoon so
that the entire membership may
attend the meeting for the pur-
pose of ratifying or rejecting the
supplemental agreement.
Company and Union negotiators
met again Saturday to draft Ian
guage covering the economic is
sues tentatively agreed upon in a
three-day almost continuous ses-
sion which ended last Friday
night. While details of the ten
tative agreement have not been
made public, it is understood that
the company has increased its
initial offer. The negotiations
were based on a five-year program
which, if accepted today, gives
promise of labor peace at the To-
cal plant for number of years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
PILOT ESCAPES
VIA PARACHUTE
IN PLANE CRASH
Navy Reservist Bruises Heel
AS Plane Burns Near
Oak HarbOr Home

Only a few hours after his wife
had given birth to their first
daughter in st. Vincent's Hospital,
1t. H. Parker Consaul, 416h
Euclid Avenue, Toledo, parachut-
ed to safety when his AMI navy
plane crashed into a wheat field
at the Clayton Peters farm, Rt.
1853, three miles west of Oak Har-
Dor, Sunday afternoon.
Lit. Consaul, making his first
parachute jump despite lengthy
war service, escaped with a bruis-
ed heel. He was forced to jump
when the Martin Mauler single
engine dive bomber he was flying
went into a spin and headed
earthward.
Unable to check the rapid de-
scent, 1t. Consaul "hit the silk
at 800 feet. He landed about 10,
feet from the plane, which caught
fire and burned completely. The
plane crashed within $50 feet of
the Peters home, near where sew
eral children were playing.
The Oak Harbor Fire Depart
ment rushed to the scene, but
could not save the plane. Fire
men directed their efforts towards
protecting the nearby farm build
ings.
Consaul, a lieutenant in the ma
val reserve, was on the usual
monthly training flights. He had
interrupted his training Saturday
afternoon to be with his wife
when their second child, a daugh-
ter, was born in the Toledo Hos
pital.
He returned to Crosse lie,
Michigan, naval air base, Satur-
day night, to resume his train
ing. After the crash, Consaul
was flown back to Crosse lie and
taken to his Toledo home later on
Sunday night.
1t. Thomas Patterson, Toledo,
executive officer of the Toledo
Squadron Civil Air Patrol, who
happened to be driving nearby
when the crash took place, guard
ed the wreckage until security
guard arrived from the Erie Ord
nance Depot.
Consaul enlisted in the navy in
May, 1912, and had 21a years OF
combat flying during World War
II, besides two years of training.
Sheriff Merlan Budd and De
putty Sheriff Clarence Stephens
went to the scene and helped
guard the wreckage until the Sc
curity guard arrived. Hundreds
of sightseers crowded the area
throughout Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
MOOSE PICNIC
is NEXT SUNDAY
TrampOline Artist Will Be
Featured In Floor Show;
Fish Fry Planned

The Port Clinton Lodge of the
Loyal Order of Moose will hold
their 18th annual picnic next Sun
day, July %, at Johannsen's
Woods on Bay Shore Road.
The picnic will feature a free
fish fry and refreshments. The
committee in charge is determin-
ed to make this the largest and
best picnic that has been put on.
The fish frying and refreshment
facilities have been doubled over
previous years, 400 pounds Of
dressed pickerel and perch have
been purchased.
An afternoon and evening of
entertained have been provided,
which includes games and races
for all age groups. A softball
game will be played by the Old
Timers. The teams to be known
as the Traehesoom's and Neva-
hesoom's. William WendelPs or
chestra will furnish the music for
afternoon and evening dancing.
A floor show will be featured
at $3.50 and $3.50 p. m. which in
cludes Newt Loken, a Gus Sun
Booking out of Detroit. He is
noted as one of the greatest
Trampoline Artist in the business
and gives twenty minutes of
laughs, thrills and chills on a
trampoline and twelve foot lad
der. Elaine Meyer will do a rou-
tine Of dancing, trick roller skat-
ing and balancing number. Miss
Meyer has been featured on tele-
vision stations VIEWS Cleveland
and WSPD-TV-Toledo.
Also a drawing for $4,000 in
cash awards will be held, plus a
large variety of merchandise
prizes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
$500 SOLDIERS.
ARRIVE SUNDAY.
AT CAMP PERRY.
Pennsylvania Arrivals To
Boost Camps Population
To Over 5000

Camp Perry will enter its bu1i-
est two weeks of the summer
season this weekend, when the
state reservations population will
soar to nearly 5000 troops.
Major General c. R. Curtis,
Philadelphia, is commanding gen
eral of the 51st Anti-Aircraft Bli-
gade, Pennsylvania National
Guards, which will be brought
here via six trains and severa!
motor conveys Sunday. There
are over 4,5OO men and officers
in the brigade.
The $50 men and officers of the
466th AA Artillery Bn., West Vir-
ginia Reserves and the LOO men
and officers of the three Ohio
National Guard AA Artillery bat
talions will leave Camp Perry
early Sunday after completing
their two-week training encamp-
mentS.
Continuing their assignments
are $50 work troops of the 10th
Engineer Truck Company, Fort
Campbell, Kentucky, who remain
at Camp Perry until September
/, and the 218 officers and men
of the 39th Station Complement
from Fort Meade, Maryland, who
will be here until August 6.
Col. J. A. Stark, Wooster, is
serving as camp commander Of
Camp Perry during the national
guard training period. Major
John Elliott is the camp superin-
tendent.
Seventy-two members of the
51st Brigade arrived Wednesday
from Pennsylvania, as the ad-
vanced detail. Practically every
city in the neighboring state will
be represented at Camp Perry
during the next two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Nursery School
Teacher Named

Mrs. Harry Nissen, a former
teacher in the public schools, has
accepted a position as teacher for
the nursery school being organ
lied by a group of interested mo-
theirs.
The nursery school will be held
in the Erie Gardens Community
Center and will get underway in
September, providing enrolment
is sufficient to meet expenses.
Mothers interested in sending
their children to the nursery
school may contact Mrs. Nissen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21

Local Youths
Enlist In NAVY

Franklin Frontz, 81, East
Sixth Street, and Walter Blair,
lS, Adams Street, both men,
bers of Port Clinton's 142Sth
Engineer Treadway Bridge Co.,
Ohio National Guards, enlisted
in the Navy in Detroit Sunday,
and are now undergoing recruit
training at Great Lakes, Illi-
nois.
Clarence Floro, "a, Erie Twp,
enlisted in the Navy last week
and is now in training in Phila-
delphia.
Many local Reservists are ex-
pecting to be called to active
duty within the near future.
Several are now settling their
affairs, preparatory to rejoining
the services.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
News Is Lauded For
Cancer Service

For its outstanding publicity
campaign in the fight against
cancer, the Ottawa County News
has been presented the 1860
Award for Distinguished Serv-
ice by The American Cancer
Society, Inc.
Paul A. Warner, state cam
paign chairman, in signing the
certificate "commends the Ot-
tawa County News, which
through continuing assistance
and cooperation made an out
standing contribution in the
fight to conquer cancer"
Mrs. T. p. Finefrock is pres
ident of the Ottawa County
Cancer Society and the local
campaign was conducted by the
P. E. o. Sisterhood, with Mrs.
B. Z. Welty as chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Need Volunteers
For Air Raid Work

Volunteers are wanted to join
the Port Clinton Air Raid Warn
ing Systems Observation Post
Squadron, which is being or
ganized by supervisor Wayne
Petersen.
Mr.. Petersen, a veteran who
served with the air raid ward
ems late in World War ii, was
appointed supervisor recently
by Brig. General Kenneth Coop
er. assistant adjutant general
of Ohio.
Persons interested in volun.
teering for this necessary work
should contact Mayor Carl Beck
er or Mr.. Petersen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Braun Named AS
District Chaplain

Paul Lockwood, Oak Harbor,
vice commander of the First
District, American Legion De-
partment of Ohio, Wednesday
announced the appointment of
the Rev. John E. Braun as First
District Legion chaplain.
Rev. Braun, pastor of st.
John Lutheran Church, has
been chaplain of Port Clinton
American Legion Post 113 for
the past three years, and serv-
ed nearly five years as a chap
lain during World War III.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Detroit Woman
Is Hurt In Wreck

Mrs. Donald Kiskadden, sc,
Highland Park, Michigan, suffer
ed severe head injuries Wednes-
day afternoon. when the auto she
was driving overturned in Route
2. near Russia Creek, eight miles
west of the city.
Deputy Sheriff William Cullen
investigated the accident, and re-
ported Mrs. Kiskadden evidently
lost control of the car on the wet
pavement. She is a patient in
Magruder Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Cyclist Is Hurt
In Auto Mishap

John Winnie, PIT Fulton street,
suffered an elbow injury Sunday
when the whizzer bike he was
riding and an auto being driven by
Andrew Koch, Fremont, collided
at Perry and Monroe streets.
Autos being driven by Albert
Gratop, Oak Harbor, and Charles
Neiswander, Clyde, figured in a
mishap in Fulton street near the
Magruder Hospital, Sunday after
noon. No one was hurt.
Police also investigated crash
between cars driven by Elton
Baldwin, Flint, Michigan, and
Claiborne Johnson, Highland
Park, Michigan, at Madison and
Perry streets early Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
OPEN HOUSE is
DUE AUGUST 26
AT H H0SP|T AL
Chairmen Named To Plan
Bigger Celebration For
Local Hospital

Plans for Magruder Hospitals
annual open house observance,
scheduled for August &c. were
formulated Monday afternoon
when hospital superintendent,
Margaret Miller, met with mem
bers of the Magruder Hospital
Guild and the Women's Auxiliary
to the Ottawa County Medical
Society in the nurses home to
discuss ideas for making this
years celebration the most out
standing in the hospitals history.
Open house will be held Satur-
day from 100 to 400 p. m. this
year instead Of Sunday afternoon
as it has been in the past. Past
presidents of the Guild and the
Medical Auxiliary will act as
hostesses and be in the receiving
line to greet the visitors.
Visiting tours throughout the
hospital will be conducted by a
committee of Mrs. James Rhiel,
Mrs. Leroy Belt, Mrs. George Poe,
Mrs. Rudy Miller, Mrs. Francis
Mekus and Mrs. A. w. Chapman.
Mrs. Cyrus Wood is the chair
man in charge of issuing the gen
eral invitations and Mrs. John
Braun was chosen to issue invita-
tions to all ministers throughout
the county. Mrs. w. j. Smith is
chairman of the refreshment COM
mittee with Mrs. Adolph Frazier
as co-chairman. Juel Cover and
Marguerite Finefrock, represent
ing the two local newspapers, will
work with Miss Miller in plan
ming the publicity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Lakeside Plans
Service Club Day

LAKESIDE-Tuesday is Otta-
wa County Kiwanis- Rotary Day
at Lakeside, General Manager H.
w. Courtney, OF the Lakeside As
sociation, said today. On that
day, nearly 200 service club
members and wives representing
the Kiwanis clubs of Port Clinton,
Genoa and Elmore and the Ro-
tary clubs of Port Clinton and
Oak Harbor will have dinner at
Hotel Lakeside and attend an
evening program in Hoover Audi
torium by "Wild Bill" Ames, i'm
personator, and Howard Klein,
hypnotist,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Tax Valuation
Hearings Ready

County Auditor E. A. Guth has
announced that the tax valuations
for the year have been completed
and are now open for inspection
in his Office.
Any complaints against valua-
tion or assessment, except the
valuation fixed and the assess
ment made by the Department of
Taxation, will be heard by the
Board of Revision on or before
July 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
TEACHER RESIGNS

Mrs. Lee Jenkins, an elemen-
tary teacher in the public schools
for the past two years, submitted
her resignation to Supt. d. D.
Sims Thursday. Mrs. Jenkins
will move to Cleveland, where her
husband is now employed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21

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