Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-07

lAsNo RA ANC NOiiIAOh' AAAS ieaNSoI RAO-
motion gives him sales representa-
tive rights in the big province.
On March l, he made days
flight to Adelaide, a trip compar-
able with distance from Toledo to
Houston, and during the 10 days
there he sold meat valued at five
figures. Cord is one of seven
Americans in the executive branch
of the company, which operates
three huge slaughter houses and
a cheese factory in Australia.
Port Clinton's loss is Australia's
gain.
KNOLAN and Sue Sample and
their family have returned to
Phoenix, New Mexico, after living
here and in Fremont for several
months. Howard and Margaret
Petersen and baby also returned
to sunny California after a visit
here early last winter. Guess the
foursome has gone tropical on us.
-JOT
RUTH LAMBURTUS, who for
~ merly lived here while her
father was pastor of st. John
Lutheran church, is acting chair
man of Toledo University's music
department which recently was
accredited by the Ohio State De-
partment of Education. Music
majors at T. U. can be accepted
now as music teachers in Ohio
public schools, after their grad
uation. Miss Lamburtus' depart
ment has grown from three to
seven classrooms in the past two
years, with $4,000 invested in mu-
sic instruments and profess
sional library of 800 music vol
umes and many recordings.
-JOT -
| CELEBRATING April FOOLS Day
- birthdays Saturday We're two
popular Fulton street men, Karl
Stuckey, of Railway Express, and
Carl Miller, of the mail service.
Their many friends wouldn't let
them forget the big day and to
climax Carl's celebration was
birthday party given by his mo-
ther.
A TTORNEY General Herbert
S. Duffy has ruled that spark
lers, fountains, skyrockets, snakes
in the grass and other similar de-
vices which give a visible effect
are fireworks" and as such, the
Ohio General Code prohibits any
one from selling any kind of fire
works any time to children under
the age of IL. Thus the only fire
works permitted to be used in Ohio
are those used in connection with
fairs, carnivals and other celebra
tions, and then only when written
permission has been secured from
the fire chief or the sheriff.
MORE friends and former resi-
AA dents we miss and will be
glad to welcome back to Port
Clinton: Harvey and Rosemary
Barnholt, George and Maxine Sid
dali, Bob and Verla Grant, the
Edward Wengers, Bob and Ruth
Crawford, Howard and Margaret
Petersen, Clark and Orlena Thorn
ton, Art and Dot Richards, Don
and Grace Mack, Knolan and Sue
Sample, Paul and Kate Kalb,
Elizabeth Cowgirl, Doris Brokate,
Bob Driver, "Chief" Boyer, Ollie
Klee, and so many others.
-JOT-
z. C. BLAIR, Danbury township,
found a weather recording in
strument in Marblehead field
last week. 1t had been released
by the federal weather department
from Toledo airport and supposed
ly travelled II miles up in the
stratosphere. The instrument was
attached to a small parachute.
Instructions stated that the instru-
ment was to be returned to the
U. S. Weather Records Dept,
Joliet, Illinois, and that the find
er could keep the parachute and
would receive one dollar for his
trouble.
UNO ONE is scholar, but we
can try to be students" T"
Dr. Galen Starr Ross stated
Tuesday when he spoke before the
! local Rotary Club.