Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-13
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OFF THE CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

"ASS "Ais1L N WILLIE
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
David Williams, Erie township,
and a recent Ohio State Univer-
sity graduate, is now assistant to
the Director of Radio and Televi-
sion for the Ohio Advertising
Agency in Cleveland. Marilyn, who
majored in Radio at o. S. u, also
writes continuity, commercial
disc-jockey shows, news shows
and spots and helps with produc-
tion in the talent line. She had
valuable experience with Colum-
bus radio stations while in col
lege. Bud Primer, who was a
lieutenant at Camp Perry during
the war years, is also with the
staff.
DLANS are underway to take
crippled children of Ottawa
county to the Toledo Sports Arena
Saturday, January 21, so that
they may enjoy the annual Grotto
Circus. Cooperating are the Ot-
tawa County Crippled Children's
Association and the sponsoring
Rotary Clubs of Oak Harbor and
Port Clinton.
HERMAN "Ham" Bahnsen, for
merly of the R. Hagel Com
pany official staff, is a new MEM
ber of the Hablitzel Hdwe. staff.
Ham has been inactive since his
illness during the past year.
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MRS. EARL GRUVER, wife of
the Erie Ordnance Depot
commander, was the cover girl in
the pictorial section of Sundays
Toledo Blade. Mrs. Gruver and
their daughter, Sue, were featured
in a series Of pictures concerning
Mrs. Gruver's muskrat trapping
hobby. Col. Gruver and this col
umnist's father, George, were also
shown in the pictures. The Cru
vers leave E. o. D. this week for
his new assignment with the Chief
of Ordnance in Washington, ID. c..
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MRS. GERTRUDE NEEDLES,
Port Clinton, and ROLAND
Zech, Sandusky, were presented
500 checks last week after being
declared winners of the New De-
parture's Improved Quality Cam
paign.
EIRST contributors to the "March
of Dimes" can in the city police
Office were two youngsters, Eliza
beth Moon, 7, and her brother,
Billy, 10, children of Atty. and
Mrs. William Moon. When they
stopped at the police office Satur-
day forenoon to purchase licenses
for their bicycles, Elizabeth asked
Desk Man Louie Dreier to drop
her quarter into the "March of
Dimes" can. Brother Billy follow
ed Betty's lead and added dime.
Evidently the children have been
taught the worthiness of the fight
against Infantile Paralysis, and
want to use their allowances and
earnings to help.
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EVERYONE will be wearing Red
shirts, woolen soX and hunting
coats when a Hunt Party and
Venison Feed is held in the Yacht
Club, Saturday night, January 21.
Meat for the feed is being donated
by Lee Bracken, Ed Reifschneider,
Carlton Schwan, Robert Reynolds:
DR.. Richard Semon, Charles Mar
tin and Atty. George Slaughter,
who shot the deer in Ontario dur
ing November.
A FTER a Today tour of Flor
ida, the Bowling Green State
University A Cappella Choir re-
turns to Bee Gee to present its
annual concert at Sis this Sunday
evening in the University auditor
ium. A freewill offering will be
taken.
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DOGER A. RIEHM, 20, Elmore,
will be sworn in as an aviation
cadet Saturday and will be sent to
Randolph Field, Texas, to begin
his training. Riehm holds a pri-
vate license as he has over 100
flying hours to his credit.
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WHEN Nita McGill regained
W conscience Friday after her
skull operation in Toledo's Mercy
Hospital, one Of the first things
she noticed was the large bouquet
of flowers sent her by the boys
and girls of the Coffee Klutch.
Mayor Carl Becker and all the
others who meet over a cup of
coffee in McGill's Restaurant each