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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-12
3meia 46

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Monoten, iollen iih sliiammen tim
ipeaeu Ereiieu.
Milliom 'Srieide, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-12
sEr6tet Berein ber Gp. Quth.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-12
Gbieaao, Sqinois.
Ct. XaulS Wemetnbe.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-12

Glepclanb Weit. - Eeutfd, rycmetnoe,
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-10-12
Harreu, ga.

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Nus Salient. Otie
3meia 19

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5u MAIDEN.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
LOCKWOOD Gets
LIZ C|0N POST
Pacific Veteran is Elected AS
Vice Commander For
First District

Paul Lockwood, Oak Harbor,
unanimously was elected vice-com-
mander of the Northwestern Ohio
American Legion First District at
the annual convention held Sun
DAY in Bryan. John Murphy, To-
ledo, is the new district COM
mander.
August Burr, Port Clinton, and
o. L. Teagarden, Oak Harbor,
were named as delegates to the
American Legion national conven-
tion to be held in Los Angeles.
Bruce Henderson, Warren, Ohio,
Department Commander, was prin-
cipal speaker. One of the reso-
lutions approved asks that the In
ternational Memorial Rites held
recently at Put-in-Bay be made
an annual affair, under sponsor
ship of the Ohio Department.
Attending from Port Clinton
we're delegates Judge Tom Stahl
Ezra Hiss and Ray Sperber, along
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Longe.
Mrs. Hiss and Archie Winnie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
MORE TROOPS
Due AT PERRY
Regular Army Men Are Here
To Instruct National
Guardsmen

Two hundred more men and Of
ficers of the SSth Airborne Anti
aircraft Battalion will arrive at
Camp Perry, Friday, coming from
Fort Campbell, Kentucky, for reg
ular army training.
They will join over 200 regular
army troops from Fort Meade,
Maryland, who arrived at the local
camp last Friday as station
complement to assist in instruc-
ton work for the national guard
anti-aircraft training.
1t. Colonel J. Ashworth is COM
manding officer of the station COM
plement, from the 39th Composite
Battalion.
Ohio's national guard anti-air-
craft troops will open their 1856
training encampment at Camp
Perry on Sunday, July 9, wher
over 1000 troops are expected
here.
Pennsylvania's national guarC
anti-aircraft troops, numbering
around 5000, will come to Camp
Perry later in July.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
DRIVER KILLED
IN MISHAP NEAR
GENOA TUESDAY
Other Driver Is Seriously
Hurt In Head-On Crash
of Trucks

James o. Talbert, %, Chicago
truck driver, was fatally injured
Tuesday morning when the trac-
tor-trailer he was driving collided
head on with another truck near
the Whitehouse Restaurant, a
half-mile northwest of Genoa, in
Route 120.
Seriously hurt in the accident
was Fred Kopka, 80, Toledo, driv-
er of a Schmidt Provision Com
pany truck. He was taken to St.
Vincent's Hospital in Toledo
where attendants reported his
condition as fair. He is being
treated for a spinal injury and a
head cut.
Talbert was trapped in the cab
of his truck. State highway pa
trolmen, a wrecking crew and
witnesses helped get him out. Tai
bert died soon after being releas-
ed from the wreckage.
George Babka, state patrolman
said Talbert evidently was passing
another truck when his vehicle
collided with Kopka's truck. The
Schmidt truck was hurled into a
nearby field, scattering meat and
supplies along the road.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
ROTARY HOLDS
DISTRICT MEET
Local Club Is Host At Ses-
siOns Held Wednesday
In Lakeside

Port Clinton's Rotary Club was
host Wednesday when the 1850
assembly of Rotary international
District 227 was held at Lakeside.
John Anderson, president of the
Port Clinton Club, gave the ad-
dress of welcome. Mrs. Ander-
son was in charge of program ar
rangements for Ladies of Rotary,
which included a book review
luncheon, boat trip to the islands
and auto tour of the peninsula.
District Elect Irving
Reynolds, Toledo, and Mr.. Ander-
son presided at the sessions. John
Waltz, Delta, a Wooster College
student who recently spent five
months in Washington, D. c., was
speaker at the luncheon in Lake.
side Hotel, when he discussed
"Our Present National Leadership
as a Young Man Sees It,"
William Todd, Huntington, West
Virginia, who has 80 years per
feet Rotary attendance, was give1
special honor during the noon lun
cheon. Mr.. Reynolds spoke on the
subject "Up Grade" during the
evening dinner meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
OPEN LAKESIDE
SUMMER SEASON
THIS SATURDAY
77th Consecutive Season Will
BE Opened With Ceremonies
BY DR.. Courtney

Lakeside's 1850 chautauqua sea-
son, always eagerly anticipated
not only by the resorts summer
residents but by local people as
well, gets underway Saturday
evening, July /, with a concert of
the Jacques Homier Singers of
Chicago in Central Auditorium.
Brief exercises marking the
start of the 77th consecutive sum-
mer season will be in charge of
DR.. Homer w. Courtney, general
manager of the Lakeside Associa-
tion.
Highlights of programs for the
remainder of the season, which
continues through August 27, are
as follows:
July 2-Morning sermon by DR.
Clarence II. LaRue, Canton; after
noon concert, Jack, and his Star
Lite all girl band, Bowling Green
evening address, Dr.. Robert D.
Hershey, Philadelphia.
July 3-"Romance in Song
Doraine and Ellis.
July Afternoon concert by
Bellevue Community band; eve
ming concert, Wade instrumental
quartet.
July address by Robert d
Hershey, Philadelphia.
July 6--Motion picture.
July Address, Through My
Microscope" Dr. Beryl Orris.
July 8-Concert, "The Gypsies.
July 9--Morning sermon, DR.
John Taylor Alton, Columbus; af
ternoon concert, McComb High
School band; evening concert
Main Street Methodist Church
choir, Akron.
Donald Dame, lyric tenor, viii
be presented August 18 and DR.
+. Benson Perkins, Manchester
England, will preach August 20
Many other interesting program:
are also slated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
CHAMBER SPONSORS
Big SHOW TUESDAY
Thousands Anticipated Tues
day Night For Pyrotechnic
Display Along LakefrOnt

Port Clinton's Chamber of Com
merce once again is making elab-
crate plans to entertain this city's
residents and area visitors with a
gala fireworks display in Water
works Park, next Tuesday, July
the Fourth.
Stensen Petersen is serving as
chairman for the arrangements
and the Chamber of Commerce
pays the entire bill.
Present plans are to start the
pyrotechnic display at 9 o'clock
or as soon as darkness falls. AS
customary, there will be three sa-
lutes fired with the big show to
start Is minutes later.
This years supplies are being
furnished by the Hudson Fire
works Company, which also sup
plies pyrotechnics used by the In
dian management in Cleveland
Stadium.
The display will last about an
hour and should be more spectacu-
lar than ever, according to in-
formation from the fireworks COM
pany. The Port Clinton Special
Police will assist policemen in
hendling the traffic problem.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
Findlay Men Are
Hurt In Accident

Two Findlay men were pain
fully injured in a traffic mishap
along the Catawba Island West
Road, Saturday afternoon when
the driver lost control of his car
which smashed into a. telephone
pole and a big tree.
Treated at Magruder Hospital
were William Benjamin, 30, the
driver, and Lawrence Black, 65.
Both suffered cuts and bruises and
Black remained in the hospital
until Sunday.
Sheriff Merlan Budd and Deputy
Myron Hetrick investigated. Ben
jamin told the officials ne lost
control of his car when he was
crowded by a passing truck near
the John Fam home. The injured
were brought to the hospital via
Gerner & Wolf ambulance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
FUN NIGHT is
PLANNED To AID
BEACH Project
Merchants Assn Will SpOn.
SOr Event In Waterw0rkS
Park July 20

Plans for a "Fun Night" to be
presented Thursday evening, July
20, in Waterworks Park, were dis
cussed Monday evening at meet
ing of the Port Clinton Merchants
Association as a benefit for the
lakefront improvement.
1t is hoped to raise enough
funds at this "F'un Night to conf
plete the fill-in project. Boy
Scouts of Port Clinton will be
benefciaries also as they will be
given profits from all soft drinks
sold.
George Bankey and Bill Winnie
are in charge of the event. A
tabloid newspaper will be issued
kidding the Pants Off" local
people and organizations, to pub
licize the event.
An order was given to Winnie
Radio Service for mobile public
address system that can be oper-
ated either by batteries or direct
A. C. current. This will be avail
able for organizations at d nomi-
nal rental.
Letters of appreciation were
read from the Rotary, Kiwanis
and Youth Building committees
expressing thanks to the Merch-
ants Minstrel for $400 contribut-
ed to the Youth Building.
"This project really proves that
a community can have what il
wants. 1t only requires vision
work and cooperation" Secretary
d. d. Sims stated. The Port Gin
ton Little Babeball League also
received 5000 from the minstre
profits.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
MARKSMEN Get
JAIL. SENTENCES
Kagamaster and Good Also
Must Pay Repair Costs
At Liam Farm

Arthur l.. Kagamaster, 20, and
James Good, Is, both of Fremont,
were fined $500 and sentenced to
spend 80 days in the county Jail
when they were arraigned before
Justice r. C. Brough late last
week on charges arising from
destruction of property at the AL
Liam fruit farm in Bay township.
Justice Brough suspended $400
of the fine, providing the youths
pay for extensive damages to the
Liam residence and packing
house.
Sheriff Merriam Budd arrested
the youths in Fremont, with the
cooperation of Sheriff Ted Paul,
of Sandusky county. Two other
Fremont juveniles, who were with
Kagamaster and Good, will be
taken before the probate Judge in
the neighboring county.
Kagamaster is a former en-
ployee of Mr.. Liam, whose home
and packing house were damaged
by shotgun, pistol and rifle shots
week ago Monday night.
Damages include 38 holes in the
metal roof Of the packing house,
numerous holes in the side of the
house which was struck by shot
gun pellets and other damages.
Cost of repairs will not be small.
Kagamaster told officials guns
were his hobby, after two pistols,
a. rifle and shotgun were found in
| his car.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
POLICE CIRCUS
SET FOR AUG. 29
IN LEGION PARK
Mills Brothers Three-Ringer
Is Booked For Two
Performances

Once again the Mills Brothers
Circus will be brought to Port
Clinton under the auspices of the
Special Police. Jack Shelter,
Chief of Police, has announced
that the big circus will be here
Tuesday, August 20, and will
again be presented in the Ameri-
can Legion Field, East Perry
Street
Circus Day in Port Clinton will
again carry extra meaning with
charity flavoring Spangleland' S
pageantry and triple-ring thrills.
Proceeds will go to Special Po-
lice equipment fund and all needy
youngsters of the area will be ad-
mitted free during the matinee
performance.
Mills Brothers Three Ring Cir
Gus, Menagerie and Horse Show
Combined is the worlds largest
circus under canvas that plays
only under sponsorship of civic
service and charitable groups.
Heaviest proceeds will come
from advance ticket sales which
will be launched shortly by our
members" Chief Sheff.r said. He
added that "the Mills Brothers
Circus comes highly recommend
ed by groups which have pre-
sented it as their fund.- raising
| project and the contract gives us
an opportunity to raise a consid-
cradle sum for the Special Po-
lice equipment fund"
Mills Brothers, largest motor
lied circus in the nation, is cele-
brating it's 18th season. The 1850
Midcentury Edition features the
largest collection Of imported
European and Asiatic troupes in
Mills Brothers history, plus top
American sawdust ring favorites,
clowns, aerialists, wirewalkers,
acrobats and costly, featured dan
cling and high jumping horses.
1t is the nations only circus
never showing Sundays and car
rying it's own minister. The cir
Gus travels in a fleet of nearly
100 motorized units, transporting
it's own tented city and equip
ment with personnel of 350
speaking 10 different languages.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
McRitchie Heads
Legion Council

Harry McRitchie, Genoa, vet
eran member of the Oak Harbor
Legion Post, was elected COM
mander of the Ottawa County
American Legion Council, Monday
evening, at its meeting in the Port
Clinton Legion Home. He sue
ceeds Paul David, Genoa.
Other officers elected were An
drew Kovach, Marblehead, vice
commander; Curtis Brough, Oak
Harbor, adjutant; Howard Kuhl-
man, Elmore, chaplain, and Archie
Winnie, Port Clinton, reelected
sergeant-at-arms.
Paul Lockwood, Oak Harbor,
who was elected vice-commander
of tfe First Legion District at
the convention Sunday in Bryan,
was the installing officer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
MEET TODAY TO
SETTLE ISSUES
AT LOCAL PLANT
Dispute At st. Clair, Mich,
Plant Is Referred To Fed
eral COnciliatOr

Representatives of the Standard
Products Company and the UAW-
CIO will meet tomorrow, June 90,
in Port Clinton, to discuss pen
sions, insurance benefits, or wag-
es, L. S. Larson, general manager
of the Port Clinton Division, said
today Thursday.
Meanwhile, a dispute about the
duties to be covered under a single
job classification at the St. Clair,
Mich, Division of Standard Pro-
ducts has been referred to a Fed
eral conciliator.
This question involving the
smaller st. Clair Division, which
employs about 1870 persons COM
pared with the $50 employed here,
is the only non-economic problem
remaining between the company
and the union, Mr.. Larson said.
This issue was isolated and re-
ferred to Federal conciliation fol-
lowing a meeting between COM
pany and union officials last Mon
day at st. Clair, paving the way
for discussion of pensions, insur-
ance benefits, or wages.
These economic subjects have
not yet been discussed officially
in meetings between the company
and the union, Mr.. Larson said.
In addition to the opening of
this discussion at tomorrow's
meeting, further meetings be-
tween company and union repre-
sentatives are scheduled for July
and 7.
The unions master contract
with the company covers both
plants, despite their widely DIFF
trent economic situations. The
st. Clair Division is a plastics
molding plant, engaged chiefly in
making plastic parts for the re-
frigeration industry, while the
Port Clinton Division produces
window channel and mechanical
rubber parts for the automotive
industry.
A large plant and a small plant
in widely divergent fields, natur-
ally have different economic prob
lens and different competitive re-
quirements. The Port Clinton III
vision has enjoyed a year of real
growth, while the st. Clair Divi
sion has been struggling to keer
its head above water, Mr.. Larsen
said.
Officials of UAW- -CIO Local 497
announced Thursday afternoon
that the strike vote of Standard
Products Company employees,
taken a few hours earlier in the
armory, had been approved by the
workers by 951a per cent total.
Production at the local plant
was halted from 2 to 4:30 Thurs
day afternoon while the workers
were casting their votes.
Company and union officials
signed master contract April 20
but local contracts for the Port
Clinton and st. Clair, Michigan,
plants have not been signed. De-
lay in the signing is blamed on
economic issues.
o. H. Plant Reopens
Production at the Ottawa Bas-
ket Company plant in Oak Harbol
was resumed Monday, after work
was halted last week by a walkout
of key workers.
Actual labor-management nego.
tiations could not be started un.
til successor is named for Otto
Kilmer, president and generS
manager, who passed away last
Monday.
Officials of the Kelley Lime &
Continued Page 2, Col. g.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
PLAN JAMB0REE
FOR LAKESIDE
Carnival, Fireworks, Wrest-
ling, Trap Shooting Planned
For July 4th

LAKESIDE - Members of the
Lakeside Downtown Coaches As
sociation will hold their second
annual Coaches Jamboree on
Tuesday, July A, at the Kelley
Island Lime and Transport Com
pany's daisy field" west of here.
Plans have been made to accom-
modate record attendance,
LDTCA President L. R. Merckens,
of Marblehead, general chairman
OF the Jamboree, said.
A full schedule of activities has
been planned with refreshments,
games of all types, trap shooting,
and many attractions for children
including a merry go-round, fer
ris wheel, plane ride, and a
CREASED pig" contest.
Evening wrestling will feature
Lillian Ellison VS.. Conchita Pons;
The Mad Baron VS.. Izzy Becker;
and MARITIME Angelo VS.. The Great
Jo-Jo. Bleachers to accommodate
more than 1000 have been erected
for the wrestling.
A gift auto and giant fire.
works display will climax the day,
Merckens said. All proceeds go
to the Coaches Community Bene-
fit Fund which will be used in
improving recreational facilities
at the schools and Fairgrounds
of the community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-30
PL A N FL!C H 7
FOR THIS AREA
Air Corps Reservists Will
Meet Monday To Organize
New Group

Authority has been granted by
the 9th Air Force Headquarters
in Langley Air Base, Virginia. to
activate flight of Air Force Re-
serves in Port Clinton.
The local group will be part
of the newly organized 9529th
Vartu Squadron of Sandusky
which already has flights assigned
in Oak Harbor, Tiffin and San
dusky.
All former Air Force enlisted
men and officers, as well as mem
bers of all other services, Marines,
WACS, Waves, Navy and Army
are eligible to join the flight. A
special meeting to organize the
flight will be held at 8 p. m. Mon
day, July 8, in the Port Clinton
V. F. w. Hall and is open to
everyone interested in joining.