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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
ALL STARS WILL
PLAY DEARBORN
Michigan Little Leaguers
Coming Here July 20
To Meet Stars

All Stars of the Port Clinton
Little Baseball League will meet
the strong Mcfarland Funeral
Home team, currently pacing the
Dearborn, Michigan, Little Base
ball League, in a special game to
be played at Waterworks Park,
Saturday, July 20, at six o'clock.
Stanley Knoles, a Port Clinton
Manufacturing Company en-
ployee, was instrumental in ar
ranging the game, as his sister
is sponsor Of the Mcfarland Fu-
neral Home nine which now leads
the eight team Dearborn Little
League by four full games.
Mike Gomez, former all
around athlete, is coach-manager
of the squad. Bob Coonsfield is
the star of the team, pacing the
team in all-around play. He will
be on the mound against the Port
Clinton All-Stars.
This game will provide some
strong competition for the local
all stars before they leave for
Elyria to compete in the district
tournament, August 1-2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Cub Picnic Set
For Next Tuesday

Port Clinton's Cub Scouts will
hold their annual summer picnic
at six p. m., Tuesday, July 25, i'll
the City Park shelter house
There will be a potluck supper
with Cub parents furnishing
sandwiches and a covered dish.
Cub leaders will furnish hot
coffee for the adults attending
and Joe Engler of the Kist Bottl-
ing Company will bring free pop
for the Cubs.
A shortpack meeting will be
held during the evening and
awards will be presented to those
Cubs who have earned them. A
full program of races and con-
tests has been arranged and priz-
es will be given to the winners,
Cubmaster Bill Phipps reports.
All boys, between eight and II
years inclusive, who are not now
Cub Scouts and wish to get into
Clubbing, are welcome. Bring
your parents, sandwiches and co.,
cred dish, and join in the fun.
If sufficient number are inter
ested they will be assigned to
Dens and will get into the Cub
bing program at once.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Motorist Dies
While At Wheel

William Hughes, an assistant
foreman on the New York Cen
trail Railroad crew in this area,
died suddenly Monday while at the
wheel of his auto. He was
brought to Magruder Hospital and
was pronounced dead on arrival.
Hughes was born July a, 1895,
in Vosburg, Mississippi, and was
55 years and 13 days of age at
the time of his sudden death. A
member of the Railroad Brother
hood Union, Mr.. Hughes had re-
ported for work but left for his
home after explaining he was not
feeling well.
Surviving are the widow, Pearl
and daughter, Candies, and sis
ters, Mrs. Mona Turner and Mrs.
Virgie Buxton, all of Port Clin-
ton; Mrs. Jane Rogers and Miss
Alberta Hughes, Hattiesbury, Va.
and Mrs. Ordee McCarty, Vos-
burg, Miss; and brothers Arthur
and Rufus, Vosburg, and George
of Fort Myers, Florida.
The body was brought to the
Won Claim Sanders funeral home
and was shipped to the Patton
Funeral Home in Shubuta, Miss.
issippi, for services to be helC
Saturday in Vosburg. Burial vii
be in Cokes Chapel cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
y Pupils Have
Perfect Records

Twenty-seven children in grades
1 through 8 were neither absent
nor. tardy during the 1949-50
school year, according to records
of their teachers. Janet Burn
ham was the only first grader il.
the perfect record group.
Others include Carolyn Scholtz
and Larry Schultz, grade two;
Charles Ballreich, Marsha Ham
mel, Willah Valance and Susan
Zeis, grade three; Billy Migala
and Cyrus Wood, grade four; Bet
ty Nielsen and Larry Schmitt,
grade five.
Carolyn Chaplin, Derrill Bod
mar, Lloyda Fallet and Frederick
Westphal, grade six; Robert Car
ter, Alan Jensen, Millicant Far
eta, Robert Neff and Gloria Pro-
bel, grade seven; Louis Ball, Rich
ard Branum, Carol Dubbert, Shir-
ley Fachman, Tom Lindemann,
Robert Mefferd and Marlene Mel
sen, grade eight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Dunn Named AS
Area Chairman

Kelly Dunn, local Chevrolet and
Oldsmobile dealer, has been ap.
pointed area chairman for the Ma
tional Automobile Dealers Asso-
citation to stimulate active partici-
patton in the Associations nation
al programs throughout Ottawa
county.
Mr.. Dunn was selected as area
chairman by committee of
NADIA and Ohio officials. The ap-
pointment was announced by Fred
l.. Haller, the National Associa-
tion's director for Ohio.
NADIA is the largest retail
trade association in the country
with membership OF more than
$4,000 new automobile and new
truck dealers. The national or
ganization is widely known for
it's sponsorship of highway safety
and other public interest pro-
grams and it's policy of support
ing the highest standards and
ethics of retail automobile mer-
chandising.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Two Men Hurt In
Quarry Wreck

Richard Robel, "a, and George
Monak, Jr., both of Marblehead
were injured early Monday morn
ing in truck collision at the Kel-
ly Island Lime & Transport Com
pany quarry on the peninsula.
Robel was driving a truck load
ed with 20 tons of stone when il
crashed heaG-on into an empty
truck driven by Monak. Cause
of the mishap was not known, bu.
it was thought Robel might have
fallen asleep.
Robel crawled from the wreck
age and then lost consciousness.
He was brought to Magruder Hos
pital where he is undergoing
treatment Monak was bruised
but later was brought here fol
x-rays. The trucks were SO had
ly jammed together that blow
torches were to be used to SEP.
arate the vehicles.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
En1aks Hold Annual
Convention Here

Members from three states
were here over the weekend for
the annual convention of the
"Emaks", an organization of vet
Grams who were stationed at TIE
Erie Ordnance Depot during TIE
war years.
Following dinner at Phil's
Inn, the members held their an
nrlal meeting in Urb's Cafe pent
house while the wives had din
ner dance at Basiley's Mite Club.
Sunday afternoon members and
wives enjoyed an excursion to
Put-in-Bay.
John Avok and Fred Buchan,
both of this city, were inducted
as new members.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Diehl, Steubenville; Mr..
and Mrs. Oral Hall, Loudonville,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sedora, Beth.
lehem, Pa; Stephen Chervenko,
Cleveland; Paul Stannard, Solon,
Marion Erase, Akron, Conrad Wo-
jciechowski, South Bend. Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ganther,
honorary members; Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Deal, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gresh, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buch-
an, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Azok,
all Of this city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Toint Meet Set
For Lakeside

DR.. Robert Carrigan, Tiffin,
presented an interesting program
at the Port Clinton Kiwanis club
meeting in the E. U. B. Church
hall Wednesday noon when he de
scribed his recent three months
hunting trip through the Congo
section of South Africa. Colored
pictures taken during the trip
were also shown by his son, Bill,
and described by the speaker. DR..
+. Clay lngraham sponsored the
program.
Next Tuesday evening the club
members will take part in the
Ottawa County annual Rotary and
Kiwanis program at Lakeside,
sponsored by the Lakeside Associ-
alton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Majorettes To
Appear In Toledo

Cochran's Majorettes will take
the place of the usual choral
group this Sunday evening at
eight when the third in the ser
les of eight "Music Under the
Stars" free popular band concerts
by the Toledo Municipal Band will
be presented in the Toledo Zoos
Amphitheatre.
The Majorettes annually aver
age 28 performances in Ohio and
nearby states. The group is COM
posed Of 27 baton twirlers, q
Swiss Flag swingers and 3 ban
ner girls. In the Toledo Aquar-
anna Parade last year, they were
awarded first place trophy for the
best marching unit in the youth
division.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
COACHES WIN
over ALL STARS
Dick SelgO Gives Up Seven
Hits AS Local Champs
Trample Visitors

Port Clinton's Downtown Coach.
es, league leaders during the
first half of the campaign, easily
downed the American Divisions
All Star team in the Lake Shore
League, Sunday afternoon, to win
IL to / in the True-Lay Stadium
With Dick Selgo serving seven
hit pitching and also starring at
the plate, Manager Rod Gran
staff's players had little difficulty
with the best players from the
seven other teams in the league.
Selgo had four hits in five trips
to the plate to pace his team in
the slugging attack. Butch"
Podgurski gave Selgo the signals
from behind the plate.
Harris, Burkhardt, and Blanch-
ard toiled for the All Stars with
Wehner behind the mask. They
gave up IL runs on Ia hits and
three errors.
This Thursday night, July 20,
the Coaches travel to Holgate for
another non-league game, under
the lights.
Millbury moved into a three
way tie for third place in the
American division of the Lake
Shore League Friday night with
a 6 to 5 victory over the Willis
ton Merchants.
Teams leading the leagues
were host at the all-star games
Sunday. Port Clinton defeated
the American divisions squad,
Curtice played host to the Ma
tional divisions stars while Mon
clova was host to the American
Association stars.
Last Thursday evening, the
Coaches added another victory by
defeating the strong Lawson Lum-
bers in Lorain, IL to IL. Next
Thursday evening, they meet the
National Tubes of the same city.
This Sunday afternoon, in a. league
game, the Coaches will play at
Clay Center.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Judy Won Thron
Hurt At Park Pool

Miss Judy Won Thron, lifeguard
at the children's pool in Lakeview
Park, suffered a severe cut when
she stepped on a tin can near the
pool Sunday. She was taken to
Magruder hospital where sutures
were placed to close the wound.
The tin can had been placed by
workmen to keep concrete from
covering intake taps while the
concrete walks were being COM
pleted around the pool. Miss
Patsy Eliyas is substituting this
week for Miss Won Thron.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Wilbur Named
AS Taft Aide

Atty. Adair Wilber has accept
ed appointment as chairman of a
Veterans for Taft Committee in
this county, Milo j. Warner, To-
ledo, chairman, and Fred j. Mil
ligan, Columbus, secretary, have
announced.
Warner, d World War | veteran,
is former national commander of
the American Legion. Milligan,
a World War ii veteran, is for
mer state director Of commerce.
Wilber, also a World War ii
veteran, is past commander of
the local American Legion post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
DEPOT WORKERS
ASKED TO BOOST
QUALITY WORK
Col. Duncan Seeks CO-Opera-
tiOn To Meet Accelerated
Work Schedule

An appeal to Erie Ordnance
Depot civilian workers and mill
tary personnel to give complete
cooperation to the expanded work
program assigned to the depot
was made today by 1t. Col. M. M.
Duncan, Director of Operations.
Col. Duncan issued the appeal
on behalf of Colonel Elmer M.
Webb, new Commanding Officer,
who assumed command just this
week.
Col. Duncan's message follows:
81 have been we'll pleased with
the quality of guns being rebuilt
and shipped from this depot under
our increased Military Aid Pro
gram. General Ford, Chief of
Ordnance, has recently commend
ed Erie Ordnance Depot for this
excellent service. /, too, wish to
congratulate each employee on a
job we'll done.
"Of course, the work we have
completed under our regular and
Military Aid Programs should by
no means end our desire to con-
tinue to do top-quality work, and
to do it efficiently. With the
world and specifically the Korean
situation, as it exists today, there
will be greater demands for ma
terial placed upon this depot
than have existed since World
War III.
"The Chief of Ordnance has re-
ouested an accelerated work pro
gram in view of the Far Eastern
situation. 1t is, therefore, ex-
tremely fitting that we here at
Erie do our full measure OF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Cub Scouts Will
See Indian Game

Cubmaster Bill Phipps reports
that the Port Clinton Cub Scouts
once again will be guests of the
Cleveland Indian Ball Club.
Chartered busses will provide
transportation to Cleveland for
the Athletics-lndian game. Cubs
will meet at the school house at
8 a. m. Thursday, July 27.
This trip is the high light of the
Cub Scout activities for the sum-
mer and is made possible for near
ly 100 youngsters only by the ex-
cellent support of the annual Cub
Minstrel show.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Bishop Speaks On
Korean Affair

Continued from Page II
ton, West Virginia; Detroit; De-
catur, Illinois; Greenville, Ian
caster, Columbus, Oak Harbor,
Gallon, Lakeside and Lodi.
President William Rofkar an
nounced that all Rotary Clubs in
the district are supporting the
Speech Defects Clinic to be or
ganized at Bowling Green State
University. The state will con-
tribute $1,000 towards the teach
ers' salaries and students from
anywhere in the area may attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
MONEY MISSING

Mrs. Matte Wade, Portage
Township, notified Sheriff Merriam
Budd Saturday mornin" that her
home had been entered by an un-
known woman and that 500 or
more in cash was missing. Mrs.
Wade was in another part of the
home when the theft took place,
but reported she saw a strange
woman leaving the premises.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Fountain, Walk
Added At Parks

Mayor Carl Becker reports that
two improvements have been corr
pleted in local parks. Now oper-
ating is the drinking water foun-
tain, installed last week in Wat
erworks Park.
A concrete walk has been in
stalled around the children's pool
at Lakeview Park. The improve
ments came from the city's park
fund.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
City Loan Staff
Has P-I-B Outing

Dan Griffin, manager of the To-
cal City Loan Company office,
served as chairman of arrange
ments for the company's annual
outing at Put-in-Bay Wednesday.
Over $50 employees of the loan
firm were here for the event
which included trips on the Lake
side III and a dinner party in the
Crescent Hotel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
PLAN ISLAND MEET

The Ottawa County Township
Trustees and Clerks Association
will hold their annual summer
meeting and outing at Put-in-Bay
island, Thursday, July 27. The
trip to the island is to be made
oy the Miller Boat Service from
Tatawba Island.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
BREAKS ARM

Little Linda Lou Sharp, 215-
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Sharp, Erie Gardens,
suffered a double fracture of her
right arm Sunday when she fell
Ger box near her home. She
was treated at Magruder Hospi-
tai, and released.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
ROFkAR is HOME

Albert Rofkar, high school
teacher, who has been a patient
in Flower Hospital for the past
two weeks, was returned to his
home Monday. Rofkar, who was
treatet. for blood clot in his leg,
is able to be out of bed but will
be confined to his home for anoth-
er six weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
MARRIED MONDAY

Justice f. c. Brough performed
wedding ceremony Monday af-
ternoon, between Clara b. Klein
and Henry A. Hensel, both o.
Cleveland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
GIRL BREAKS ARM

Donna Jean Bodnar, six-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bodnar, Laurel Avenue, suffered
a fractured left arm Monday in a
fall near her home. She was
treated in Magruder Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
ROYS WARNED

Boys who have been breaking
windows at the Bell Fish Com
pany We're given a stern warning
by local police Monday, after be-
ing called by owner Ray Debien.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
AT LIBRARY MEET

Miss Thelma Montgomery, 10.
cal librarian, left for Cleveland
Wednesday, where she will spend
the remainder of the week attend
ing the National Association OF
American Library Book exhibit
in the Public Auditorium. Or
Thursday William Wolf drove
Mrs. joseph Evers, Mrs. Pete
Tadsen, Mrs. Charles Ruddock
Mrs. William Wolf, Miss nellie
Camper and Miss Minnie Soen-
nichsen, local board members, tc
the exhibit for the day.
New Supply Scratch Pads, 15C
lb. Ottawa County News. Office
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
PLATES LOST

Martin Lauer, 131 South To
ledo street, Elmore, notified local
police Thursday that his license
plate, 2675P had been lost here,
evidently in Fulton street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
AT CONVENTION

Supt. and Mrs. ID. d. Sims at
tended the Ohio Educational AS
sociation convention in Columbus
during the fore part of the week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
TICKETS ON SALE

Tickets for the Rotary Clubs
sponsored bus trip to Cleveland,
Friday, July %, for the Boston
Cleveland game, are now on sale
with Harvey Snider, East Eecond
street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-21
Pre-School Clinic
Underway Here

DR.. James Rhiel, county health
commissioner, and his assistants
are conducting the annual pre-
school clinic for Port Clinton chill
dren.
Mothers, whose children will be
eligible to enter school this fall
should take their children to the
Erie Gardens Community Build
ing this Friday or next Wednes-
day morning, starting at $3.50.
work, and it is with utmost conf
dence that ! urge you to even
greater devotion to duty, and more
and better production during the
present emergency"
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Police reported several hodups of
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traffic light to, change. One motor
list was waved on when he showed
the robbers his empty wallet.
THIRD AVE.
PAVING TO START.
MONDAY
The rebuilding of the rough Srd
avenue thoroughfare will begin
Monday. Sections OF two blocks at a
time will be roped off for work.
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shacks C
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III the srnaII area, there will I
families crowded into the 10

apartment buildings. All apartments
are one-bedroom.
The buildings will have a 21-foot
set back with a mipimum of % #.
between buildings. Allen Fonoff is
owner and L. L. Brooks, rental
agent.
STATE GETS 3
MILLION S TB
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embellishments OF the American Bow

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stricting membership to- white
Males" His five-year fight began in
1945. when his Catholic Youth Or
ganization was denied membership
in the Abe because OF its two Ne
gro teams.
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class. She received a War ]

Ihls. she also received a certificate
II award for being the best all
around student in her class.
Miss Hopkins is a graduate OF
George Washington Carver High
School class of 'A6 TInon bi1b
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White Southern universities.
Both Governor Herman Talmadge
and his major candidate former Gov.
NJ. E. Thompson said fatty:
I'VE will not have Negroes at
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Miss Clarice Hopkins, recent
graduate of st. Agnes Hospital and
school of nursing, Raleigh, N. e.
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ser in the 1913 national election, was
quick to denOunee the decisions. He
said they ARE the fruits of the cam
paign President Truman and his CO.
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a Persistent Brooklyn Priest,
Father Charles T. Carow. is credit
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-06
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Fasl Time
 By Spriinier

BOSTON, Feb. 6-tR-Now that Curt Stone has been forced to run an a:55.1 two-miles race, the fastest of his career, at their early stage of the indoor track season, he is predicting an $50 record breaking performance this winter.
 The Philadelphia circulation man. ager failed to indicate just who would shave a. full second off Greg Rices indoor mark for that distance, made back in 1943,
 But on the form Stone has dis played the past two weeks, he ap- pears to be the best possibility, pro- vided he continues to be hard pushed by such competent rivals as FBI-agent Fred Wilt of New York and Horace Ashenfelter, another star of Philadelphia.
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HUSKIES IN
 COMEBACK
 SAT. NICHT
(Bv the Associated Press,

MY Ai4- EAooONlSltCNl ! NSoy
 Washington States Cougars put their northern division lead on the cour ter tonight (NIondav) and to- morrow when they collide with the Oregon Wehfoots in the appetizer on this weeks Pacific Coast Con- ference basketball menu.
 If Oregon performs like it did this past weekend, however, the Cougars needn't worry. The Web foots dropped owo games to lowly Idaho. 62 to A and A to 34. These are the Vandals' only two league triumphs so 3aee.
 Washington. whlc.. c-opped z 5i-4S decision to Oregon State Fri day night. bounced back strong Sat urday with five starting playera going the distance. for a 52-44 vic tory. The Huslies were never be- hind after breaking from a 9-9 dead lock
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hSNBUN SINGS Up
 AGAIN WITH pHELS 5

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6-tR- Outfielder Richie Ashpurn has signed his 1850 contract with the Philadelphia Phillies, President Robert R. M. Carpenter said to- day.
 The contract calls for the same salary-believed to be $10,000-Ash- burn received in 1949, Carpenter an nounced.
 Ashburn was a rookie sensation in l948. He hit .333, stole 32 bases was chosen Rookie of the Year ano played in the All-Star game. Last season he hit .294 and stole nine bases.