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Evening star., 1950-05-10
County Medical Group.
Follows Lead OF State
And Drops DR.. Sander
ny ne Assoeicisd Press

MILFORD, N. H.. May 10
DR.. Hermann N. Sander was
dropped from membership last
night by the Hillsboro County
Medical Society.
A terse statement issued by DR..
Lloyd L. Wells of Manchester, Sec
retary Of the society, said:
"At a meeting of the Hillsboro
County Medical Society it was
voted that Hermann N. Sander
is no longer a member OF the So
ciety." About 100 of the groups
ITS members attended.
DR.. Wells refused to amplify the
brief statement, but it was be-
lieved the action was almost auto
matte in the wake of the State
Medical Boards revocation last
April 10 of the Gambia physicians s
right to practice medicine in this
State.
Acquitted of Murder.
The 41-year- old doctor was ac-
quilted last March of murder
in the death of his cancer doomed
patient, Mrs. Abbie c. Bofroto.
SO, Manchester. The State charged
he killed her by air injections,
but DR.. Sanders counsel argued
she was already dead when the
air was injected.
DR.. Sander has indicated he will
apply for reinstatement of his
license after June 10. When the
State board took away his medi-
cal license it said 1t would not
entertain such an application be-
fore June 10.
Could Apply Again.
The society's rules of procedure
provide that DR.. Sander could
apply for membership again If
reinstated by the State Medical
Board.
The three doctor board of CEN
sors Of the Hillsboro County group
had been considering charges
brought by fellow physicians
against the practitioner. It had
not announced decision, but it
was believed the board made a
recommendation at the meeting.
This could not be ascertained.
Last nights meeting was open
only to society members. Police
guarded doors to the Masonic Hall
where the physicians gathered.
Evening star., 1950-05-10
Traffic Accidents Show
Sharp Rise Here in Week

Washington had 68 more traffic
accidents last week than it had
the week before, with a total of
294 reported to police.
Pedestrians were involved in As
Of them, and streetcars, in six.
There were four deaths.
Fourteenth street from the
Highway Bridge to Irving street
NV. was listed as the most dan
gerous street last week.
New Zealand now has 22,600
vacant jobs.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Klewer To Speak
At Dairy Dinner

The second annual banquet Of
the Ottawa County Dairy Service
Unit will be held February l at
Graytown school. Lou Klewer,
nationally-known outdoor writer
for the Toledo Blade will be prin-
cipal speaker. Mr.. Klewer will
use colored movies to illustrate
his talk
A committee Of Arthur Libben,
chairman; Clarence Ernsthausen,
Woodrow Kohlman, and Otto Som,
mer have planned the affair
Graytown PTA will prepare the
meal. Door prizes from various
elevators serving dairymen have
been donated. Banquet is sched-
uled for 700 p. m.
Tickets may be secured from the
following directors and ticket sell
ers: r. H. Younker, Victor Schultz,
Dwight Swaisgood, Wilbur Klaus
termeyer, Arthur Libben, c. w
Burning, Woodrow Kohlman, Will
liam Fillinger, Russell Havener
Frey Keys, and Richard Ayers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Ordnance Depot
To Sell Vehicles

Col. S. w. MacIlwain of the
Rossford Ordnance Depot an
nounced today another sale of
Surplus Army Automotive We
,hicles. The vehicles to be sold
are trucks, trailers, and passen-
ger cars.
+. The vehicles will be sold on a
H"Sealed Bid" basis to the highest
bidders. Anyone may bid and
more than one item may be pur-
chased by each bidder.
The vehicles may be inspected
at the Depot between the hours
of 900 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Mon
day through Friday, January 80,
1850 through February 6, 1850
Bids will be opened February T.
1850 and successful bidders may
have immediate delivery of their
vehicles.
Bidding forms and additional
information regarding the sale
may be obtained from the Sal
wage Agent at the Depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Residents Oppose
Crossing Change

Erie township residents op-
posed plans Of the state highway
department to change the curve
at the Three Mile Crossing in
Erie township Monday when a
hearing was held III the county
commissioners office. Not one
person spoke in favor of the pro-
poSal,
Highway department officials
stated that Route l6$ will be wild
ened from east of Oak Harbor to
Route north of the Three Mile
Crossing. The present portion
of Route 163 from the crossing to
the present intersection with Rt. ,
will be abandoned and turned over
to the county.
Proposed is a plan to continue
Route 1863 directly north of the
Three-Mile Crossing to Il juno
tion with Route =. Work may be
started this spring.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
OUR NEIGHB0RS +
GYPSUM

The Gypsum Boy Scout troop
held its regular meeting Monday
evening in the school auditorium.
Mrs. George Sibrel and infant
daughter arrived home last week
Wednesday from Good Samaritan
hospital.
Miss Barbara Strutzel, of San
dusky, was in Gypsum Friday to
attend the funeral services of
Mrs. Anna Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Rowley
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gulau and
daughter, Dorothea.
Miss Dorothea Gulau spent last
week Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Gosser and son in
Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Pie Queen Seeks
Further Honors

Miss Ruth Ewersen, local high
school senior, will represent Port
Clinton in the annual Ohio Cherry
Pie Baking Contest to be held
Saturday forenoon in Ross High
School, Fremont.
Miss Ewersen, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Soenke Ewersen, Bay
Township, won the local contest
last week by defeating 33 other
Z. c. H. S. bakers.
At Fremont, Ruth will compete
against winners from Sandusky
Bellevue, Oak Harbor, York Town,
ship, Fremont, Clyde, and Green
Springs. Miss Joan Mccullough
Port Clinton's entrant last year
was the Ohio champion and com.
peted in the national event in
Chicago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Johnson Heads
County School Bd.

Emil Johnson, WilhSton, was
reelected president of the Otta-
Wa County Board of Education at
the annual meeting held in the
court house Saturday. Charles
kuhlman, Genoa, was elected vice
president,
Other members Of the board
are William Rofkar. Catawba
Island; Edward Kirk, Portage
Township, and Arthur Smith, Oak
Harbor. Miss Elizabeth Offer
man, acting county superintend-
ent, is serving as clerk Of the
board.
No definite action has been
taken up to this time to fill the
vacancy caused by the recent
death of County Superintendent
A. 0. Dehn The next scheduled
regular meeting of the board will
be Thursday, March 2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
CATAWBA

Election Of officers was a fea-
ture Of the anniversary meeting
of the Ladies' Aid Society, which
was held last Friday in the home
of Mrs. George Hartwig. Follow
ing potluck dinner which mark
ed the 4th anniversary of the or
ganization, Mrs. E. c.. Neal was
reelected president, and all other
officers We're reelected; Mrs. Geo.
Blaine and Mrs. Stewart, vice
presidents; Mrs. H. Johnson, sec
retary; Mrs. Otto Hess, assist
ant secretary, and Mrs. G. Hart
wig, treasurer.
Mrs. George Hartwig was a To-
ledo visitor from Monday until
Wednesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Sponsors Church
HYMN Column

The remarkable inspirational
story often found behind the writ
ing of many of our best-loved
church hymns will be the theme
of a new, beautifully illustrated
feature, Little Stories About
Great Hymns" which will appear
every week in this newspaper be-
ginning today. Sponsor of the
feature is the VonGlahn- Sanders
Funeral Home.
The story behind the hymn
along with personal notes about
the composer, time and place Of
writing in addition to an inspiring
illustration will make this feature
treasured keepsake. Many will
want to clip each hymn story and
save it in q scrap book.
Included in the list of well-loved
hymns are "'The Old Rugged
Cross" "Jesus, Lover of My Soul
and "Silent Night, Holy Night"
Watch for this feature each
week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Carnegie Pupils
Given Diplomas

James Hiss, Erie Gardens, and
Sylvester Fritz, local Farm Bu-
reau insurance agent, who have
taken the Dale Carnegie course
at Sandusky for the past l6 weeks,
received diplomas at class gradu-
alton exercises Monday evening in
the Log Cabin Inn.
Hiss has been chosen as an in
structor for personnel at the New
Departure plant in Sandusky
General Motors Corp. has con-
tracted with the Northern Ohio
Institute of Cleveland, sponsors
of the Carnegie course, to have
it taught in all their plains,
Students gave short talks before
receiving their diplomas.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
DANBURY

Mrs. Clarence Bahnsen was
house guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Clyde Shawl, of Fre-
mont, who entertained with a
birthday supper for her on Tues
day, January "a. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bahn>
sen, Marcia, Cynthia and Eddie,
and Will Kihlken, the hostess and
her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bredehoft
entertained the Elite Card club,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dayton,
Lloyd and Marjorie, attended the
funeral of Mr.. Dayton's sister,
Mrs. VIM. F. Luebke, Of Elliston,
on Saturday, Jan. 21. Had Mrs.
Luebke lived, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luebke would have celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
on February %.
Z The pinochle club met at the
home of Miss Pearl Minderman,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelmer Lovik
(Joan Kihlken) who have been re-
siding in Chicago, have moved to
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lenke are
moving this week to a farm in
Bay township.
The Daughters of St. Paul met
at the home of Mrs. Melvin Gu
lau, Thursday, Jan. IL. Mrs. J.
Dayton had charge of the pro-
gram. A project was started to
make booklets of Christmas and
birthday cards, to be sent to a
children's hospital.
Lloyd Dayton, accompanied by
Peter Minderman, of Port Clinton,
from Ohio State University, Co.
lumbus, spent the weekend at
their homes.
Stanley Schweck, of the Great
Lakes Training Center, spent the
weekend at home.
, Wesley Bauman spent Sunday
with friends in Elyria.
The Chamber of Commerce held
their annual banquet in the base
ment of st. Paul's Lutheran
church, Tuesday evening, Jan. "a.
A turkey supper was served by
the ladies of the church after
which a business meeting was
held and a program followed with
Harry C. Heffner, of Clyde, as
guest speaker on the subject,
"Who Goes Your Way?" and mu-
sic by the barbershop quartet of
Port Clinton. A collection taken
at the tables of thirty-six dollars
WAS donated to the March of
Dimes.
Thomas Alloy of Cleveland
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
p. G.. Riflenen
Defeat Maurnee

George Walters 2S7x3O0 was
best score Tuesday evening when
the Port Clinton Rifle Club con-
tinued its winning ways by de-
feating Maumee, 1898 to 1889.
Sheriff Merlan Budd, John Ora
vec and Amos Fall all fired scores
of 279 while Dick Coffman had
276. o. Friddel's 284 was best
for Maumee. Next Tuesday the
local rifemen meet E. O. y. at
the post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27

with All work in that area. We
will give three cheers and lend
a helping hand.
c. w. Ellenwood has sent us a
copy of the program for the 103rd
annual meeting of the Ohio State
Horticultural Society. Date is
February s, 9, 10 in Columbus.
Farmers planning the purchase
of beef bulls are advised to hold
off awhile. The Northern Ohio
Breeders Cooperative at Tiffin
voted on January 10 to add beel
bull service.
Pork tops the meat list again
this week. Help eat the nation
surplus.
Thanks to Mrs. Frances Denny
and family who tied all the tan
stamps; the Home Council will
soon have a nice sum added to the
treasury.
Watch the papers for details OF
meetings on construction Of cur,
tains. They are coming up soon
Glen klaustermeyer stopped il
the office for an Ohio Report form
as well as Dewayne Brough anG
Lucille Paulsen. They are going
to compete for State Honors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Savings Bonds
Sales Tops 194S

Nick Stevens, Oak Harbor, OF
tawa County Savings Bond chair
man, has announced that Decem-
Der sales Of Series + Savings
Bonds i'll the county totaled $25,-
$500 as compared with Decem-
ber, 194S, sales of S4S,73l.O0.
Loring l.. Gelbach, State volun-
teer chairman, in Columbus an
nounced that state sales of Ser
les r bonds in 1949 exceeded l94S
sales by more than $l,00O,OO0.
Sales last year totalled $242,-
40G,53l while 194S totals were
$241, ,379,119.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Tractor Repair
Club Underway

Enrolment in All Tractor
Maintenance Clubs can now be
made by boys aged Is 10 2l. An
advanced course by advisor Roy
Shatfer of Elmore is open to boys
with previous All tractor mem
berShip. Charles Moore Of Oak
Harbor will have Il first-year club.
A trip to a tractor factory and
tractor rodeo at the State FAN
will be features of the tractor
program. Boys can enroll by send
ing a card to the Extension Agent
in Oak Harhor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
Grimm To Speak
At Farm Loan Meet

Atty. Lawrence c. Rupp, secre-
taly-treasurer of the Ottawa
County National Farm Loan As
sociation, has announced that the
annual stockholders and business
meeting will be held in the Oak
Harbor Methodist Church at 6:3O
Wednesday evening, February 8.
Speakers for the banquet will
be Fred Grimm, Oak Harbor, Of
tawa County Farm Agent, and
Cecil Miller, Genoa, who will dis
cuss short term loans.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
BOARD TO MEET

Members Of the Port Clinton
Board of Education will complete
an adjourned meeting this Thurs
day evening when electricians will
discuss various types of electric
metering for wiring the Elemen-
tary Building. Also to be dis
cussed are types and costs Of
equipment for the new building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
SEEK DISCHARGES

Cpls. Victor r. McClanahan,
Robert f Thomas and Merlin
Sinner and Pfc. Charles +.
Hughes, all stationed at Erie Ord
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27

nance Depot, have applied for dis
charge under the clause Of the
1949 pay act, which provides a
loss of pay as result of the pay
act.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
F A R N N { " S
BY Our County Agents

by Jul SOuNtS "a SShtS
- The Sandhills Cattle Associa-
ton of Nebraska will send their
feeder cattle bulletin to anyone
interested. The address is avail
able at the Extension office.
Charles HOFFMAN and Orv. Dali
ey of Toledo Edison were in the
office. Charlie is a former class
mate at o. S. U. He will help
our All advisors and members
with electric projects during the
coming All year.
Doyle Smith, dairy herd test
supervisor, was in to report fif-
teen herds on OS and DHIA test.
Add to this the ten herds on Of
fetal HIR and we can say that
farmers are really checking on
production in Ottawa county.
Oscar Sandwisch was in about
dairy cows and milk testing.
*
Otto Sommer, dairy banquet
committeeman, was in with word
that everything is ready to go to
Graytown school for the dairy
banquet. He also has tickets to
sell.
x *
On January 16 | attended Genoa
Kiwanis and gave an illustrated
talk about All club work. This
very energetic club wants to help
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with his sisters, Mrs. Irene Greer
and Mrs. j. Taylor and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brought
and Dickie spent Sunday with
relatives in Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-27
AUTO DEALERS MEET

Members of the Ottawa County
Automobile Dealers Assn held
their regular meeting in Bark Inn
Wednesday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

conventions IN conjunction With
the intercultural fraternity.
Ideals in Preamble
The ideal of the sorority IS
probably expressed in the Pc
Znble TO lis constitution:
We, the women students OF
various colleges and universities
of America seeking to promote
fellowship among all peoples re-
ga-dless Of race. creed, or ma
tionally. TO eliminate the bar.
riers Of prejudice among raelal
religious and natiorIl groups,
and to create a susterhood based
on democratic beliefs and pur-
poses do ordain and establish
thisconstitution of Pi Beta Sig-
ma sorority
The responsibility of recruit.
ing new members interested IN
the ideals of the sorority is main
ly that of local chapters.
Activities OF this chapter have
included fund drives for charl-
ties, orphanages, and other COM
munity service projects. VOLUNTEER
work for community centers OF
nurses aides. and various dis
cussions on race relations.
Members of Alpha also have
as girl STOUT leaders, Sorors ac-
tivities also have been on the
lighter side including varied
social activities and recently the
winning of a trophy in an air
college stunt show sponsored Dy
Alpha Delta Sigma, national sor
vertising fraternity.
Other chapters held similar
programs. Goods interested
learning more abiut the sorority
may secure information by wr'r
ing TO the Office of the Nationx
Executive Secretary, 80 N. w
Street, Columbus 2. Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

Clubs presentations. Included
will be the Inflammatus" from
Rossini's oratorio Stabat Mater
Feasting ! Watch" by Edward
Elgar, and Listen to the Lambs
by Nathaniel Dett.
Two Negro spirifuals. His
Name So Sweet" by Hall John
son. an d'I Got My Ticket. Can
l Rider" arranged by Robert
Shaw. will also be head.
In addition to soloing in the
"Inflammatus," Miss Schneider
will sing three songs. Elm
Traum" by Greig, Velvet Shoes
by Thompson, and the aria g
Mic Bsbbino Caro-" from Puccini's
opera Cianni Schicchi. The Mite
Owls will present barbershop-
quartet arrangement of the
Quartet from the opera Rigolet-
TO by Verdi.
Directed by Assistant Professor
Harry NJ. Langsford, the Glee
Club will be accompanied by
Miss Viola Olds. Miss Schneider's
accompanist will be Miss Shirle
Wall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Gts,yaeia( So~or;lu
Celebrates Second Mea,

CHICAO Growth is the cur
rent aim Of Pi Beta Sigma Sor-
GRITTY, a national intercultursl
interracial. and interreligious or
ganization. now in its second
year.
Officially organized as a ma
tional body last Aug. 81 at the
National Convention of Inter
cultural Societies at College
Camp. Wis. Pi Beta Sigma is
now in IFS second year of
operation.
II consists of three Charter
chapter. Alpha OF Roosevelt
College. Chicago; Beta of Bald
win Wallace College. Berea. o.
Gamma Of University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley, and one new
chapter. Delta. Baltimore City
chapter, Baltimore. Md.
Race Officers
AT its 1850 national meeting in
College Camp, Wis, Pi Beta Sig
ma elected several Negroes to
office.
They were:Olive Leingburger
Roosevelt College. vice president
Cora Williams, Baltimore CITY
chapter, and Imogene King
Roosevelt College, board men,
bers at large. and Gloria Rob-
erts, Baltimore. publications di-
rector.
Miss Phyllis Rappin of Roose-
welt College is the national presi
dent and Mrs. Sarah Kaplan
Columbus, Ohio is the executive
secretary. Mrs. Kaplan is a very
active worker for the Columbus
Hillel Foundation.
At present ri Beta Sigma is
shaping the national Offices of
Beta Sigma Tau. the brother fra
ternity, in Columbus. Ohio. The
sorority also hold It's national
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Betus IN Emphasize
Human Relations

ins very strenously with -.
Sorors all over the country
that the discussions and VOL
shop periods viii be well cream,
zcd and attended
Special Child
Zetas pecial child known :.
the Violet Anderson Shrine ,bs
Zeta House. in Idlewild N,cb
ALL be brought before the Sor'
ors both by the Grand Bsslleu,
and Soror Cook Of Chicago who
has been IN charge Of the House
along with the Chapters in her
Region
A record attendance is expect.
ed al the Boule and the Hostess
Chapter in New Orleans IS max.
ing preparations 10 be OF service
20 all Sorors and their g4ests
who are in attendance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

expecting TO leave with a big
turkey under their arm
The Rub-a-Dub Club gave a
party Saturday night during
which three turkeys were raj
fed off. a large gathering was
on hand for the fun Msof Of
the evening was spent dancing
and playing cards. Tickets were
sold AZ fifty cents each while
refreshments which were most
IL hot dogs and hambursers
were free.
Among the participates were
George and Clarissa Wallis, Wal
ter and Marie White, Clarence
and Arribelle Clenonds, Alfred
Smith, Horace Freeman, Beulsh
and Betty Henderson, Marty and
EloiSe Carson, Ruby Wilson
Paula Everett, Douglas Carrni-
chael, James VI Young. Dorothy
Jean Cunningham, David and
Gladys Banks. Robert and Kath-
crime Walker, Crossley Moore
head. and Turner Carlton.
Willners were Madella Glass
Epdward Heart, and Doris Frank.
lin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Emmilene Levy
Bethrothal Told

Invitation are in the mail .or
the wedding Of Miss Emmiline
Levy. Of 2053 Taylor ave. and
George Anett Stonestreet- on
Saturday evening. Nov IS. Al
the home of the bride The re-
ception viii follow az the Detroit
Urban League.
Miss Levy is school teacher
IN the public school system OF the
city, and is very popular among
the young people
The ceremony VIII De Der
formed by the Rev. Robert Brad
by Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
ScuPtors in
Little ShoU'

Contemporary European Sculp-
tors Little Show of Work In
Progress, opens today at the
Detroit Institute of Arts and will
continue through Dec. IL.
IT IS a small but interesting
show Of approximately 20 pieces
IN bronze, stone, wood and terra
Gotta. There also are a few draw
ings by sculptors. The pieces IN
the show were borrowed from
private collectors, dealers and :
few from museums.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Francis Biddle.
Chairman.
to Speak Here

F-s,cix R.16,e w.r.-e ~
~Av r,e-s-zI ,,-ds-~ p-esde-.
pr<.s4.vel, 49, rz..o--, r-.4--s-
~ Are-czos so- DA-cx-z-;f
Attn w3u xrAsk :, coy,
R,gh.x TIRE - crss i,
7 <~,,,re Han ~ DA.-o;. r,r.,,,,,a
u Arts, Saturday. Dec. ?. q
Z 80 pm
Sponsored by the Detroit
Chapter ADA the public Is
invited to hear this address
which VIII be followed BY .
question and answer period
Oryille Linck- chairman OF the
local chapter said:
We believe that Mr.. Biddle's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

Every thing Is IN hurdle with
TIE West Sizes tbs week, as i
IS This tlne esch year Clutp
ps:ts~< turkey rsf1es. rursglng
t1s,1ga grancmother's old cook
De1k r., fsvorite recipes which
81! MAKE everyone mouth va
~ ~aen gazing upon that ~on-
csst1l Thanksgiving feast are a
TN n the things which Keep
.,lckz busy.
Everyone. who knew Of il.
wa. there or sent Representa-
i've Friday and Saturday
Nights 20 the Roger Theatre 10
irY their luck at winning one
Of those large live turkeys
which had been advertised
weeks before. This turkey
rattle il an annual affair and
generally all patrons look for
ward 10 IL Ten turkeys were
given away each night.
AIMING the winners were Elsie
Lcpse. Willie Mae Krouse, Joyce
Scott Sarah Harding. and Mrs.
White The majority of the
winners said that they weren I