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Evening star., 1950-08-01
After Confirming LUcerne's Extra Richness
Forum Members Made These Additional Comments
THEA LOGAN
Nursery Schoo
Director
on flavor

II think youngsters
will take to the flavor
Of Lucerne Milk. MY
children really enjoy it
- because Lucerne is
a much richer, better
tasting milk.
Evening star., 1950-08-01

contents.
His wife, Mrs. Vivian Foy. SO.
Is to be released soon from
Casualty Hospital after recovery
from the wound he inflicted on
her last April. Foy was free on
$4,000 bond and awaiting trial on
a charge of assault with intent
to kill her.
Boys Find Body.
His body was discovered by two
colored boys who told Melvin E.
Smith, cab driver of 5000 Kim
berry road. Hyattsville, Md. He
notified police.
DR.. Macdonald said he would
issue the certificate today, fol-
lowing an autopsy.
Although its full contents were
not disclosed by the Homicide
Squad. police said the penciled
note referred to the shootings and
told of Foy's intention to take his
own life.
Time Uncertain.
The police identified Foy
through papers in his wallet. They
said ne jumped from the bridge
early yesterday or late Sunday.
The body could not be seen from
the road, and the boys came across
it while they were playing near
the bushes.
The Homicide Squad said Foy
had admitted shooting his wife
in the head while she was in the
bathroom of their home in the
1900 block of Twenty second
street S. E.
According to a Naval Gun Fac
tory employe. Foy never went
back to work after being released
from Gallinger Hospital where he
was treated for his head wound.
The wounded couple was diScov-
cred by their 12-year-old son, Rob-
ert. At that time, Foy left notes
indicating marital trouble, police
said.
Also surviving is daughter,
Betty, II.
Evening star., 1950-08-01

LUCERNE checked for richness
ogoinst homogenized milks LEADING In
gollonage sold in Washington, D. c. area.
Milk Forum eft righ) standing: EssE L. ELLIOTT Home
Economist; THEA LOGAN Nursery School Director. Seated
BETTY LAURIE, Hospital Dettan Mona ScHAFER Noted
Nutritionist; MARGARET FLAHERrY, Registered Nurse.
This group studied reports from independent milk testing
laboratory These reports checked LUCERNE for
(or richness factor against homognzed mk leading gallon
sold in this Unanimously the Milk Forum confirmed the
following fact:
LUCERNE MILK richer than these leading hopoeessed
mlks sold in this area'
Evening star., 1950-08-01
80 Years in Service Ends
As Gen. GeroW Retires

Thirty nine years of Army serv-
ice were over today for 1t. Gen
Leonard T. Gerow, and the retired
commander of the I'd Army headed
for a needed rest.
Gen. Gerow made his final in
spection yesterday at Fort Meade
Md, with Gen. j. Lawton Collins
Army chief of staff, looking on.
The wartime head of the 5th
Corps in Europe turned the COM
mand of the I'd Army over to
Maj. Gen. Cliff Andrus who will
serve for the few days before 1t
Gen. James A. Van Fleet takes
command.
Gen. Gerow. 81, will visit in
Virginia and fish in Minnesota
before making his home in Florida
with Mrs. Gerow.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Israel Bons U. S. Newsreel

TEL AVN. Israel R.-Israeli
censorship authorities banned the
showing of an American newsreel
on Korea. The film dealt with the
background to the Korean trouble
No reason was assigned for pro-
hibiting ShoWings.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
MRS. DOWNEY RICE
Washington, D. C.
Homens1ker

with 2 children in the
family, the cost of milk
is important. With Lu-
cerne I save money and
still get a richer milk. ]"
Evening star., 1950-08-01

Use one of our 5 convenient pay.
ment plans. Well hold your suit
Til Oct. 1st, your coat til Nov. lst
in mothproof storage without
charge.
Evening star., 1950-08-01

coroner A. Ma
gruder Mac
Donald said
apparently was
suicide.
Police found
o note on the
body of Claude
o. Foy, AZ. a
Naval Gun
Factory me-
chanic. telling
why he chose
the death leap,
but they de-
clined to di-
vulge all its
Evening star., 1950-08-01
81 Stotes Tox Corporations

CHICAGO. - Corporate income
taxes are now levied by 33 States.
Thirty-one tax incomes of in
diViduals.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Claude Foy, Charged
In Shooting Of Wife,
PIunges From Bridge

A man who seriously wounded
his wife and himself last April
was found dead under the Calvert
Street Bridge yesterday in what
Evening star., 1950-08-01

Dieting or not, your
body needs the food
elements Lucerne Milk
gives you. A normal
weight control or
reducing diet can be
designed around four
daily glasses Of Lu-
cerne."
Evening star., 1950-08-01
ESSlE |. ELLIOTT,
Home Economist
49, ~~~Ex..@

Being homogenized,
the extra cream
content of Lucerne
is distributed evenly
through each quart.
And Lucerne is
standardized-extra-
rich - so your milk
using recipes always
come out right"
Evening star., 1950-08-01
MONA SCHAFER,
Noted Nutritionist
on nutrition

"Lucerne has more of
the vitamin A children
need for sturdy growth,
and more Of the vitamin
D they need to build
strong bones and teeth. "
Evening star., 1950-08-01

About 80 per cent of violets
used for commercial purposes in
the United States are grown
around Rhinebeck, New York.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
NoTICE-DITCH BIDS

Sealed bids will be received on the
3rd day of July, 1850, until two
o'clock L. NJ, Eastern Standard
Time, at the office of the County
Auditor of ottawa County, at Port
clinton, Ohio, for the reconstruc-
tion of the Zoschke Ditch petit
toned for by Walter Rice.
Said bids shall be In writing on
n form to be furnished by the
County Engineer, and be accom-
panied with certified check, bank
draft or bank money order in an
amount of three per cent of the
bid, as a guarantee that, IL the bid
is accepted, the bidder will sign
the contract for the performances
of the work lid upon, and Will
furnish such bond to the County
for the performance of the con-
tract signed as may be required
by law.
Estimated cost -......~....- Sc, 1880
The Board OF County Commits
sioners reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
by order of the County Commits
SionerS of ottawa County.
DELOS ]. NISSEN,
19-2t ottawa County Engineer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Court House News

Jr., ct al, to Harold Race ,et al,
B. 26, lot 3, Henry Habbler's.
Catawba Plats-Rachel Gang
ney, ct al, to Lee Miller blk 6,
lots 7-S-13-14-15-16 Ottawa City;
Norris Rickner ct al to Mrs. Clio
Stuckey, lot 3S, Catawba Or
chard Beach; H. T. Belknap, ct
al, to Isabel M. Hoard, ct al, lots
76-77, Catawba Orchard Beach.
Danbury Twp.-A. w. Kalb to
New York Central Railroad Co.,
OPT acre, section A, pit. lot Is.
Danbury Plats-Hugh ]. Reilly,
ct al, to George Biro, ct al, blk
E, lot IA, section E, Townsend
Beach; John Suchy ct al to j. P.
Souder, lot %, Bayside S. D.;
Frank C. Kovack, ct al, to Will
liam C. Will, ct al, lots 126-127-
1913, Minehahta On-the-Bay,
Erie Twp,-Frederick Brewer,
ct al, to Robert l.. Cupp, ct al,
1921 acres, re- 16, section 35.
Harris Twp.-Ohio Public Serv-
ice Co. to George D. James, ct
al, 1.12 acre, rg Ia, section 8.
Portage Twp.-Robert A, Gill to
Trustees Portage Township, 0.46
acre, rg II, section 3.
Port Clinton Corp. = Delpha
Payne to Thomas F. Harbottle, ct
al, lot 26, D. w. Payne Add. !;
Mary A. Winnie to George H.
Smith, ct al, blk 3, lot Ia pit, S.
R. Gill Add; Emil Selgo ,et al,
to Albert A. Selgo, ct al, blk 4,
lot Z, S. r. Gill Add; Laurabelle
Chaplin to Margaret V. jenkins,
blk 20, lot 1, Original; Rufus F.
Goodman to Emma Goodman, blk
80, lots 1914 pt., Original; Orson
Rice to Tony Borsh, ct al, blk IL,
lots CTS, pit, Original.
Put-in-Bay Twp.-Donald nj.
Smith to Frank E. Dempsey, ct
al, lot 80, Schiele & Railways
S. d.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
LIFE
at Its Best
By RAY BEALS

Arnold j. Toynbee, the famous
English historian, recently pass
ed along an interesting parable in
connection with an article on "How
to Turn the Tables on Russia"
He reminds us that the English
people are very fond of herring,
and seem tc have an inexhautsible
supply of them in the North Sea.
Then he says that one of the big
problems of bringing the fish in
is that some of them get sluggish
and stale and are not good for the
market. 1t seems that dead herr
ing soon turn flabby and taste
less.
So the fishermen took to build
ing tanks in their boats to bring
the herring in alive. But even
that did not solve the problem.
for the herring trapped in the
tanks would become listless and
flabby even then. They were pris-
oners, and seemed to fel it, and
became so sluggish thet they
were brought to market half dead.
However, one captain solved
this problem, too. He kept bring
ing in solid, sound and fresh look
ing herring that brought much
higher price on the market than
those of the other fishermen.
What was his secret? One dav
the captain whispered it to =
friend:
'It's really simple. With every
thousand herring | put into my
tank one catfish, and that cat
fish can be trusted to keep things
lively. To be sure, he will eat a
few of the herring on the way
to port; but that is the wages he
earns. And he is worth his keep.
for my herring to come in fresh,
and the price they fetch on the
market pays for the catfish's toll
on them fifty times over"
H. Ivy ilDCC JlleIl suggests IfldL
Russian Communism is the catfish
which keeps the rest of the world
alive and alert; keeps it on its
toes; forces the rest of us to build
a more just, equitable and fair
society; that the very presence
of communism in the world acts
as what we Americans commonly
call a "gadfly" and what DR..
Toynbee might call a catfish.
He may have something there!
Anyway, suspect that we all need
catfish" of one kind or another
ito keep US from getting too slug
gish and listless. A wife can
spur her husband on to greater
achievement (as Mrs. Lincoln
did,; teacher can do that for
his pupils; an editor can do it
for writer, etc. The "gadfIies'
and catfish" of life often keen
the rest of US alive and alert!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

June 22-Mrs. George Sperber,
Mrs. Reuben Fillmore, Mrs. Clar-
ence Cooley, Mrs. Andrew Zura,
Jr. Wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. William Rofkar, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Atwood Mannisto.
June 23-Mrs. Robert Babcock,
John Papcun, Vance Wright, Mrs.
James A. Hopfnger, Mrs. d. J..
Carroll, Susan Jane Stevenson.
Wedding anniversary of Judge
and Mrs. Peter w. Gulau, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Ludwig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Cooley.
June 24-Mrs. Helen Kreiger,
John Meinke, Mrs. Earl O'Hara,
Dorothy Ann Mapes, Delbert
Jones, Jr. Wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Wool
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stew
art.
June 25-Marian Carter Petit
bone, Evin Flick, Angela Darr,
Barbara Ann Brokate, Sharon
Lynn Smith, Murlean Kihlken.
Wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Welty, Mr..
and Mrs. George Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bredbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kowalzek.
June 26-Mrs. William Winnie,
Royce Balduf, Frank Menier, Jr.,
Bill and Osborne Hayden We'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvyn Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Kirk.
June 27-Mrs. Leah Balduf,
John Wheel, Phyllis Jean Ludwig,
Colleen Hees, Mrs. Charles Azbell,
Duane Dress, Mrs. Gordon Ley.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Marsden.
June 28-Mrs. William Goebel,
Carol Darr, Mrs. Mary McCord,
jeanne Shepherd, Betty Warnke
Pautz, Lorene Long, Peggy Vargo,
Mrs. Dorman Elliott, Jr., Charles
Laird, John Keller, Susan Sabo,
Charles Ruddock. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Koerner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ried-
maier, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Menier, Jr.
June 29-Mrs. Lois Madison,
Marjorie Bahnsen Koerner, George
Valentic, Lucille Darr, Mrs. Gil
bert Finken, Rev. John Braun,
Tommy Carpenter, Bonnie Chris
tiansen, John Warren, Andy Mig
ala. Wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Roose.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
County Receives
$4,000 In Taxes

Distribution of $SS,S56.20, re-
presenting the recent collection of
taxes for classified and personal
properties, has been completed in
the auditors department. Of this
distribution, Auditor E. A. Guth
reports the schools received $4G,-
73O.56; incorporated villages, $l6,-
25S.O9; townships, $9,O5O.63; Ii
braries, $3,954.99; cemeteries, 81
385.70.
The distributions to various
school districts was: Lake in AL
len, $42.62; Allen Twp, So
598.93; Carroll Twp, $1,871.77;
Clay-Genoa, $4,994.19; Catawba
Twp, $714.70; Danbury Twp,
S4,241.67; Erie Twp, $757.44;
Harris Elmore, $5,708.44; Portage
Twp, $1349.51; Put-in-Bay vii
lage, $1,165,01; Salem-Oak Har-
Dor, $5,764.63; Port Clinton viii
lage, S13,352.S6; Port Clinton Lii
brary, $3,375.6O; North Bass,
$7O.10 and Middle Bass, $331.02.
Townships received the follow
ing amounts: Allen, $674.36; Ben
ton, $1,2O8.06; Bay, $263.16; Car
roll, S67523; Clay, $937.75; Ca
tawba, $233.S7; Danbury, $4,000;
Erie, S2O0.5O; Harris, $1,282.19;
Portage, $693.39; Put-in-Bay,
S1,2O1.74; Salem, $1,150.08.
Villages received: Clay Center,
$249.O3; Rocky Ridge, $89.82;
Genoa, 81 ,495.29; Marblehead, ST.
1915; Elmore, $1,063.24; Port
Clinton, $9,O92.51; Put-in-Bay,
S518.65; Oak Harbor, $2,627.70;
Oak Harbor Library, $7O4.99;
Harris -Elmore cemetery, $638.O6;
Salem-Oak Harbor, Cemetery
$747.64; Elmore Library, $4,000.
The County received $11.417.33
and the State, $500.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Marriage Licenses

Arthur Mason, 62, freight hand
ler, Port Clinton, and Mrs. Betty
Causey, 55, helper, Port Clinton;
Justice E. C. Brough to officiate
Frederick ]. Zunk, 26, Sun Oil
Refinery, Curtice, and Miss Lu-
ellie A. Lorensen, IS, secretary
Oak Harbor; Rev. J. C. Wiegand
to officiate.
John A. Forbes, %, laborer,
Toledo, and Miss Luella A. Mack
ey, q, tester, Gypsum; Rev. Ar
thur Krebs to officiate.
Edward C. Gaydosh, 81, driller,
Marblehead, and Miss Margaret
LaGore, 18, clerk; FIR. August j.
Schaefer to officiate.
Gordon l.. Sondergeld, 21, in
spector, Elmore, and Miss Betty
L. Younker, 10, clerk, Genoa;
Rev. Louis X. Wolters to officiate.
Raymond L. Kuehner, 26, teach
er, Columbus, and Miss Lydia M.
Strackeljohn, %, teacher, Curtice;
Rev. Gerald Ferne to offiicate.
William A. Floro, %, laborer,
Clay Center, and Miss Barbara L.
Buhrow, 10, waitress, Elmore;
Rev. C. R. Schmidt to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Mcknight Due
For EOD Service

1t. Col. Clyde w. Mcknight,
assigned as transportation officer
at Erie Ordnance Depot this week,
has many years of experience,
both as civilian and an Army
officer, in this particular type of
work.
Col. Mcknight returned the
first of May from a three year
assignment in Europe where he
was in command of the 122nd
Transportation Battalion sta
toned in Nurnburg, Germany, and
for the six months just prior to
his return to the United States,
assistant area transportation Of
fcer
Prior to entering military serv-
ice, Col. Mcknight served as train
dispatcher for the Central of Geor-
gia Railway in Savannah, Ga, his
home. He joined the Army. in
August, 1914, when an appeal was
made for experienced railroad Of
fcers, and was flown overseas to
Paris and assigned to General
Headquarters, Military Railway
Service.
He resumed his job as dis
patcher at the Central at the end
of the war, but was soon called
back into service as a regular
Army officer, and was stationed at
Fort Eustis, Va. He remained
there until sent back overseas in
1947.
While visiting at his home in
Savannah, just before coming to
Erie, Col. Mcknight was notified
of his permanent promotion to
lieutenant colonel, effective May
Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
n O TIC Z S
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio, June 10, 1850
Engineer of Sales Legal Copy
No, 5O-25l
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the State Highway
Director Of Ohio at Columbus,
Ohio, until 1000 A. NJ, Ohio stand
ard Time, Thursday, July 6, 1850,
for improvements in:
Proposals Nos. l to inclusive
are offered as one project and will
be awarded as one contract)
Proposal No.
ottawa County, Ohio, on Section
600. state Route No. SO. in Allen
and Benton Townships. by applying
hitumiuous treatment. Item T-31.
Pavement: Width l6 feet Length
42,66s feet, or sos miles.
Proposal No. =
Ottawa County, Ohio. on Section
600, state Route No. ?, in Benton
Township, by applying q bitumin-
Gus treatment, Item tai.
Pavement: Width is feet. Length
1886 feet or $40 miles,
Proposal No. 2
ottawa County, Ohio. on Section
4.05, state Route No. 5S4, in Salem
and Bay Townships, by applying Il
bituminous treatment, Item T-St.
Pavement; Width is feet. Length
l6,S6S feet or $40 miles.
Proposal No. 4
ottawa County, Ohio, on Sections
0.72, 0.99, state Route No. 5Si, In
salem Township, by applying a
bituminous treatment, Item T-Sl.
Pavement; Width II feet, Length
4 4 "a
16,I57 feet. Total length 1852
feet or 3.3S miles.
Proposal No. =
Ottawa County. Ohio, on Sections
. -, 555, 62S and 6.l7, state Route
No. 500, in Benton and Harris
Townships, by applying a bitumin-
GUS treatment Item T-31.
Pavement; Width Is feet; Length
11.oSS feet Width II feet; Length
2S,02l feet Width is feet; Length
/ 1.00S feet Total length 35,112 feet
or 6.65 miles.
Proposal No. Sec.
ottawa County, Ohio on Sections
(455, 5.2S, ga Rocky Ridge), State
Route No 500, in Benton Towns" -
by applying bituminouS tred:
ment, Item T-3t.
Pavement: Width 10 feet Length
i.435 feet Width 90 feet, l.er I
Si5 feet Total length $3.50 fael
or 100 miles.
Proposals Nos. | to 6 inclusive o'
this " 'ojGct to be completed mo-
alter thtr october 10, 1850.
The minimum wage to be paid tc
all laho employed on this contraCl
shall be in accordance with til,
Schedule of Prevailing Hourly
Wage Rates Ascertainod and Dn'
terrined by The Department Of In
dustrial Relations applicable I,
state Highway Department I'm
provements in accordance with
Sections 17-S, t7-4. 17-la, 17-5 anC
! lisa of the General Code of Ohio.
The bidder must submit with his
bid a certified check in the amount
of $9S470
Plans and specifications are OF
| file in the department of highways
ana the office of the division dep
utv director.
The director reserves the righ'
| to reject any or all bids.
Il. j. KAUER,
! lS2t state Highway Director
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Reel Estote Transfers

Allen Twp.-Grace Chandler, ct
al to Elmer Gill, ct al, section %,
pit. w. p Tract; Grace Chandler,
ct al, to Elmer Gill, ct al, blk 5,
lots As, Curtice.
Benton Twp.-Everett Younker,
ct al to Gilbert Bod, 2 acres, rg
Is, section Sd; Albert Mellerk, ct
, al, to Lawrence H .Bankey, ct al,
31/100 acre, re- Ia, section "a.
Rocky Ridge Corp. Susan
Schliff, ct al, to Elsie Sarnes, ct
al, blk 13, lot 1, A. Bell End ad-
dition.
Long Beach-Walter G. 7. Yen
ger to Marguerite ]. Loos, blk
"B", lots 77-78; John Torvak, ct
al, to Ray Darlington, ct al, blk
&C." lots 1928.
Genoa Corp.-Schell T. Queer,
ct al, to Delmar Kruse, ct al, lots
OF, Uthoc's S. d.; Rolla Rhoda,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
Seek Ottawa
Indian Data

An intensive campaign to dis
cover persons with Ottawa Indian
blood who are still living in the
Maumee Valley was announced
today by DR.. Randolph C. Downes,
Director of the Historical Society
of Northwestern Ohio. The infor-
nation is being collected in order
to help the Ottawa Indians of
Oklahoma who are presenting
their claims for compensation to
the governments Indian Claim
Commission at Washington. The
Ottawa Indians of Oklahoma, as
we'll as all other American Indian
tribes, are authorized by the Act
of August 13, 1916, to bring their
claims before the Indian Claims
Commission for adjudication. 1t
is necessary to obtain all facts
capable of showing the longtime
residence of the Ottawa in this
part of the country.
DR.. Downs and his assistant,
Robert F. Bauman, of Toledo,
have been engaged by the Cleve-
land law firm of Harrison, Thom-
as, Spangenberg and Hull to COM
pile the information necessary to
establish the Ottawa claim. The
Harrison firm is counsel for the
Ottawa tribe. In addition to can
vassing the local Ottawa descen-
dapts, DR.. Downes and Mr.. Bau-
man will study the records and
archives in Detroit, Michigan, and
Ottawa, Canada. They will also
take depositions from Ottawas
now residing on Walpole Island in
the province of Ontario.
All those who are, or know of,
persons of Ottawa descent are
urged to inform DR.. Downes at
once by writing to him at the
University of Toledo. The facts
will be compiled and inquiries
made iE order to bring the infor-
nation to the attention of the
Oklahoma Ottawas and the Indian
Claims Commission. DR.. Downes
pointed out that this information
is of the greatest Importance in
helping the Oklahoma Indians to
find a better way of life. Any
money awarded to them will either
be used to endow schools or will
be invested so as to enable these
Indians to become self-sustaining.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23

BY Our County Agents


Robert Linder tells us that he
is raising 1000 turkeys this year.
Are there other large turkey rails
ers? Let's hear from you.
John and Norma Jean Burning
We're in the office getting safety
materials. John is also going to
put on milking utensil demon
Stration.
Vern Patterson, Extension Hor-
ticulturist, says that spray appli-
cations of nitrogen does not work
on peaches. Nitrogen can be APP
piled on the ground in regular
form before July l without win
terkill injury.
Eddie Flick is having trouble
with woodchucks eating new to-
mato plants while Leo Martin and
Walter Miller both report that
spittlebug has damaged their hay
crop.
Ottawa County All members
are emphasizing safety this year.
Talks, demonstrations, and hazard
checks are the main emphasis.
What are you doing to encourage
this effort?
We are glad to see Mary Lou
Rauch feeling better once again.
H. Doyle Smith, dairy herd test
er supervisor for Ottawa county
really has things humming. Doyle
is the sort of fellow you like to
have visit your cow barn. A to-
tai of rs herds are being tested
by him. New ones include Harold
Behm and Russell Haar, Elmore;
Calvin kohlman, Port Clinton;
Russell Havener, Gypsum; and
Sanford Damschroder, Graytown
x
Beekeepers will be interested ir
the dates of July 1920 for the
state bee meeting scheduled fol
Findlay.
Mrs. George Wendt very gener.
ously brought the Extension of
flee a quart of beautiful red, ripe
Strawberries. They are the i'm.
proved Robinson variety. Mrs
Wendt says they used geese tc
keep the weeds out of the patel
and they did a good job.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

The Commissioners of ottawa
County, Ohio, will receive bids at
the office of the County Auditor,
Port Clinton, Ohio, until 900 p. m.
July 3, 1850, for the Improvement
Of 90 80 miles of roads In ottawa
County by SURFACE treatment as per
the plans and specifications on file
in the office of the County Auditor
and County Engineer.
Estimated cost $12O,517S6.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
n certified cneck in the sum OF
5oo of the estimated cost on a
solvent bank in ottawa County,
payable to the County Commits
sioners must accompany each bid.
BY order of the Board of Ottawa
County Commissioners.
E. A. GUTH, County Auditor.
Port Clinton, Ohio, June IL, 1850.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
POSTMASTER CHANGE

Mrs. George Sibrel, who has
been acting postmistress at Gvp-
sum since last June 80, has resign
ed as of June /. 1t has been re-
ported that Congressman Thomas
Burke has sent the name of Julian
Wierzba to President Truman for
his approval as the new postmast-
er at Gypsum. Wierzba is a
World War ii veteran and is ac-
tive in veteran organizations.