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Evening star., 1950-04-16
Wounded HoIdup Suspect
In Baltimore Identified
By The Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, April 15.-A man
wounded by police after a taxicab
holdup has been identified from
FBI fingerprint files as Jack How
ard Skiver, 20, of Millingtcn. Mich,
State police reported today.
Skiver was shot in the head as
he sped from the taxicab down the
Baltimore boulevard early yester-
day. The cab driver had been
forced out short time before.
The driver said he had been robbed
of SIS. Skiver's condition was re-
ported slightly improved at st.
Agnes Hospital. but he is still on
the cricitcal hist.
State police headquarters said
Capt. Ray J. Martin Of the Flint
(Mich.) police had sent word that
Skiver Is wanted for armed rob-
berry,
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Civilian Orientotion Session Opens at Pentoqon Tomorrow

president. The Lynchburg tva.)
Trust and Savings Bank: and j.
Louis Reynolds. vice president,
Reynolds Metals Co.. Richmond.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Danzansky Reelected
Head Of Hebrew Academ,

Bernard Danzansky, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. last night was
elected president of the Hebrew
Academy Of Washington for the
third consecutive year.
The group amended it's con-
stitution to allow Mr.. Danzansky
to continue in office for a third
term.
Other officers elected were
Rabbi Joshua Klavan. honorary
president; Rabbi M. H. Levinson,
honorary vice president; DR.. Reu-
ben Goodman. Dow. B. Kasachkoff
Charles Oshinsky and Leopold
Sells, vice presidents; Paul Him
melfarb, treasurer; Hyman Hyatt,
associate treasurer: Harry S. Kla-
van, recording secretary, and
Asriel Taragin. financial secretary.
Eight trustees and 80 board mem
bers also were elected.
Mr.. Danzansky in his presi-
Dental message, announced the
laying of the cornerstone Of the
new academy building now under
construction at Sixteenth street
and Fort Stevens drive NV.
The ceremony will take place at
II am. Sunday, June Is, with
Rabbi Solomon Metz as guest
speaker. Joseph Wiener, past
president Of the academy, will
preside.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
|Dr. Burton Succeeds
Dr.. Greeves as Head
OF Dental Society Here

DR.. James J. Greeves attacked
compulsory health insurance in his
final message last night as presi-
dent of the District Dental Society
He was succeeded by DR.. Marcus
H. Burton, staff member Of Sibley
Memorial and George Washington
University Hospitals. The organi-
zation held its annual meeting in
the society auditorium. 1713 M
street NV.
The initiative of dentists. the
quality of health care and dentist
ry as a whole would be harmed by
compulsory health insurance and
Government Intervention, DR.,
Greeves declared. He urged con-
tinuance of the free enterprise
method in the medical arts.
DR.. Burton, who has practiced
dentistry here II years, automat-
ically took over the society, hav-
ing been voted president-elect
last June. DR.. John A. O'Keefe.
a dentist here II years, is the
new president-elect. He and DR..
Burton were graduated from the
Georgetown University Dental
School in 1888.
In a special ceremony, Senator
Hunt. Democrat, of Wyoming,
former practicing dentist, was
admitted to honorary member
ship in the society. The Senator
was president in 1925 of the Wy
oming State Dental Society.
Other society officers elected
were DR.. E. Milburn Colvin, for
mer president and secretary
treasurer of the District Board of
Dental Examiners, vice presi-
dent, and DR.. Karl Hayden, re-
elected secretary-treasurer.
. Named to serve on the execu-
tive committee were Drs. Albert
Goldblatt, Paul Hoffman, ]. Louis
Humphries, z. Bernard Lloyd
and William Brown Ingersoll.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Man Who Refused
Duty as Combat GI
Becomes Citizen

A conscientious objector un-
willing to serve as a combat SOL
dier was among 81 persons ad-
mitted to citizenship this morn
ing in Alexandria Federal Court
Werner Nielsen, 81, of 103 Cava-
lier trail. Falls Church. the con-
scientious objector, said he was
denied citizenship in 1914 in Fed
eral Court in the District be-
cause he refused to bear arms.
Miss Thelma G. Proctor, of the
immigration and Naturalization
Service. told Judge Albert v.
Bryan today that q decision of
the Supreme Court since that
time enables conscientious objec-
tors to take the oath. Mr.. Mel
sen, painter. born in Alberta,
Canada. has lived in this country
for 36 years.
He told Judge Bryan he served
for three months in World War
II as a non-combatant in q medi-
cal detachment. Mr.. Nielsen said
he was discharged honorably for
a medical disability.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Pennsylvania Boy, 4, Found by Seorchers

rocky path. His clothes were
soaked from rain which fell inter-
Imittently during the night.
An estimated 1000 persons. in
cluding State police, nearby resi-
dents. volunteer firemen and
Altoona police. eombed the wild
forest region.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
K. Of c. Council Elects
Lucas of Forest Glen

Lawrence A. Lucas has been
elected grand knight of the Rosen-
steel Council No. 2169. Knights of
Columbus, Forest Glen, Md.
Other officers are Gilbert A.
Cuneo. deputy grand knight; Ed
ward M. Meyers. chancellor: Eric
Jones, warden; Henry Bison, re-
corder. and Lew Symington, Matt
Brown and ElSo Caponi, guards.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
100 Stolen Bicycles
Awuit Cluimunts Here

Persons who have lost bicycle.
or had them stolen will be able
to look over about 100 bikes re.
covered by police in Room 1924 al
Police Headquarters between
am. and / pm. Saturday.
According to 1t. Jacob Wolf
head Of the Auto and Bicycle
Squad. no telephone calls regard
ing the bicycles will be taken by
police. Claimants must appear In
person.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
sy the Assoeia,eS pr.,,

~ F1S ASsccioted PfeSS
COUPON, Pa. June IA
posse Of men who had searched
dense woods all night for o T.
year-old boy found the youngste,
today slightly blue" but safe q
half mile from home.
The boy, Clarence Swope. son OF
Louis Swope. a coal operator. dis
appeared from his home in Gen.
trail Pennsylvania's Allegheny
Mountain area yesterday after
noon.
He was found 500 feet from A
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Popular gold jewelry is usually
about IA karats. while pure gold
is "a karats.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

forest region.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Nursing Expert To
Speak Here Monday

There's nothing more satisfying
than career in nursing, accord
ing to Mrs. Helen A. Koda, who
will address the girls of Port Clin-
ton High School at 100 Monday
afternoon, December IL, at the
invitation of B. H. Corthell, Prin-
cipal.
A nurse herself, Mrs. Koda is
firmly convinced that no career is
more rewarding to a girl. In fact,
she is so keen on the subject
that she takes a number of
weeks from her busy life every
year to make a speaking tour of
behalf of Cleveland'S Mt. Sinai
Hospital School of Nursing.
In her talk, Mrs. Koda will point
out that nurses's education is
relatively inexpensive and COM
pares in all other respects with
attending a coeducationals college.
After graduation, she says, a
nurse never need look for en-
ployment and she enjoys
career that provides rich human
satisfaction in service to human
ity, generous financial remuner-
alton, and marked social prestige.
At the conclusion of her talk,
Mrs. Koda will be available for
personal conversations with any of
the girls who may be interested
in further details.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Kiwanians Hear
City's Problems

Members of the Port Clinton XII.
wants Club were addressed by
City Solicitor John L. Reinheimer
at the Wednesday noon meeting in
the Evangelical United Brethren
church hall, when the speaker
outlined some of the problems
which confront Port Clinton in
changing its status from a village
to a city, next year.
Mr.. Reinheimer explained in
detail various forms of govern
ment which can be applied to
cities, and their methods of oper-
alton. Frank Quisno, chairman
of the Christmas party committee
for kiddies, reported plans for
the annual party which will be
held Friday afternoon, December
%, at $3.50 o'clock in the Clinton
Theatre, when there will be a
special show and popcorn balls
and candy for the young folk.
Robert Reider, of the Ottawa
County News was inducted as a
new member, Charles Dewitt, vice
president doing the honors. Sec
retary d. D. Sims reported $87.OO
contribution from club members
to be applied to the Christmas
party fund for Riddles.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Y. F. W. DISTRICT
MEET HELD HERE
Auxiliary Ladies Convene In
Eagles Hall; Melvin Taylor
Is Local Commander

Port Clinton's Homer D. Gard
ner Post 2480 was host Sunday
when the Ninth District Veterans
of Foreign Wars conference was
held in the Madison Street club
rooms.
Auxiliary members held their
meeting in the Eagles Hall while
the V. F. w. members met in
the post home.
Officers of the local post in
clude Melvin Taylor, commander,
John Wozniak, Jr., senior vice
commander; Kenneth Sharp, ju-
nior vice commander; Willard
Glasmeyer, quartermaster; J. G..
Hitchcock, advocate; Louis Eber,
chaplain; Virgil Gordon, adjutant,
Harry Freerks, Virgil Gordon and
Frederick Wozniak, trustees.
Auxiliary officers of Port Clin-
ton are Ethel Bryant, president;
Adeline Knodll, senior vice presi-
dent; Jennie King, junior vice
president; Mabel Eaton, secretary
Florence Bowyer, treasurer; Jen.
ME Brown, c6nductress; Ruth
Witt, chaplain, and Bertha Fall,
guard.
Virgil r. Bennehoff, commando
of District No. 9 and Mrs. Agnes
Peat, president of the District
Auxiliary, were in charge of their
respective sessions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Oglesbee Gets
Bronze Star

CONTINUED from Page u
stand the shock and grief of death.
It is my earnest prayer that AL
mighty God will sustain and
strengthen you in this hour Of
trial. While the loss of your be-
loved one will be a hardship, we
know that no life is really lost for
those who have faith in God.
Sincerely yours,
Douglas Macarthur
Mr.. Oglesbee has received the
citation for James purple heart
and the medal will be sent to him
later. The Oglesbees have not
yet been told where James is
buried but hope to receive the
news soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
The p~bA4hea4 0oaIse4-
COL. VIM. c. HENRY

/. =. dropped into the office for chat the other day
and as invariably happens when Col Henry and yours
truly meet the conversation got around to telephone
service the lack of it.
Col Henry, as most telephone users already know,
halls from Bellevue and is the president and general
manager of the Northern Ohio Telephone Co. which
has Ga exchanges this part of the state nclud
ing seven in Ottawa County.
During the past three years, the colonel and the
guy pounding this typewriter have had many pretty
heated battles in personal discussions through
paper columns, and in the legislative halls in Column
bus regarding this matter of telephone service (or the
lack Of it).
The colonel paid what might be called public
relations visit. Armed with charts and maps that
eventually spread all desk, he pridefully
pointed to achievements that his company has made
in filling held orders throughout the county.
He said held orders have been his biggest head
ache bat that tremendous gains have been made in
that direction Of 293 applications than 10
months DID, Mr. Henry predicted that 200 installations
would be made within the next 60 days
There three dark spots on an otherwise color
full progress chart regarding held orders in Ottawa
County, he declared. One is in the Port Clinton
exchange and involves about 40 applications in
the vicinity of Lacane the two others fall in the Oak
Harbor territory involve about 20 prospective
in Carroll Township and between DO and so in the
Rocky Ridge district
Col Henry stated that these situations are sched-
ued to be corrected within the next 60 days and if so
most of his Ottawa County worries will be over
And that is something would like to see.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
JOHNSON NAMED
1851 PRESIDENT
OF DIT COACHES
Grid Banquet Is Event Of
This Thursday Night;
Change Constitution

Port Clinton's Redskin grid
ders with Coaches Norm Will
bond and Rowland Wenzel were
to be honored this week Thurs
day evening at the Downtown
Coaches annual grid banquet in
st. John Lutheran Church.
Trevor Rees, head football
coach and athletic director at
Kent State University, Kent, is
scheduled as principal speaker.
Eugene Bolte, president of the
Downtown Coaches, will preside,
and Robert Reider, publisher of
the Ottawa County News, will
serve as POSTMASTER.
AS customary, senior gridders
will be presented gold footballs
and photo plaques by the spon-
Soring organization and coaches
will present letters and numerals
to the younger athletes,
johnson Elected
Walter Johnson, one of the
areas outstanding bowlers and
father of Redskin gridder Ron
ME Johnson, was elected presi-
dent for 1851 at the meeting.
held Tuesday evening in City
Hall.
Other officers elected include
Dennis McDaniels, vice president
and Principal B. H. Corthell, sec
retary. William Misch was re-
elected treasurer.
A report was made of the foot
ball injury fund, which shows
a balance of $40,73. During the
football season, the Downtown
Coaches sold programs and rails
ed $205.73 for the injury fund.
Total medical and dental bills
paid since Jan. l was $165.0O.
Constitution Change
BY unanimous vote, members
of the Downtown Coaches approx
ed changes in Article II (Objects)
Of the constitution which now
reads as follows:
Sec. l. The objectives of this
association shall be: To promote
the welfare of children and youth
in the schools of Port Clinton,
Ohio, with particular interest
and effort given to the athletic
programs of the school youth
during the school term; to en-
courage and make it possible for
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

worthy students to participate in
the athletic programs of the
schools of Port Clinton, Ohio.
ITO bring closer relationship
between the school patrons and
the school so that all may have
a better understanding of the
aims and purpose of the athlet-
ic program.
Sec. 2. The purpose of this
association shall be eductional,
and social. 1t shall not seek to
direct the technical activities or
the policies of the school or its
administration or its coaches. It
shall be non-commercial, non-po-
litical, non-sectarian, and non
profit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Rotarians Plan
Chi1dren's Fete

Rotary Clubs of Port Clinton
and Oak Harbor will combine for
ces Sunday, December IL, when
they will entertain handicapped
children of this county at a Christ
mas party to be held in St. Johns
Lutheran Church in the neighbor-
ing village.
Oak Harbor's Rotary Club will
be the host this year. Attend
ance will be limited to children
aged four to 18 years. There will
be gifts and refreshments for
the youngsters and outstanding
entertainment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
More Area Youths
Enlist In Navy

Three more area youths have
enlisted in the u. S. Navy and are
now seaman recruits at the worlds
largest Naval Training Station,
Great Lakes, Illinois.
They are Michele J. Milazzo of
730 d Street, Erie Gardens, and
Guy ]. Ransbottom, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy w. Ransbottom,
GIT East Second Street, Port Clin-
ton, and Theodore G. Gresh, son
OF Mr. and Mrs John j. Gresh,
Jr., Box 1876, Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
AT STATE MEETING

Ottawa county is being repre-
sented at the state meetings of
county officials, which are being
held in Columbus this week, by
Mrs. Grace Winters, county re-
corder; E. A. Guth, county audi
tor; Delos Nissen, county engi-
neer; Edward Tank and Charles
Cover, county commissioner. Sher-
ifs will hold their state meeting
next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

Your friends and relatives will
appreciate your fhoughtfuIness
If you send them a subscription
to the Ottawa County News as a
Christmas present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
JOTs N JOLTS

otto Stensen, atiabe proprietor of Port Clintons
island House. is foregoing his usual trip to Florida this
season Otto says he'd rather stick around and keep
one eye on that dandy home he's building on East
Perry street last wear about this time the Stensens
and the Shine MaXWclS We're Rose Bowl-bound
Here's the kind of friend to have Al Emmett
has a buddy in Florida who sends him box of cigars
every month from Tampa :. this time he got 200
mty-centerS and Al is getting kick out of putting
them out to special friends with seasons greetings
Mike DSale's Ottawa County friends are delighted
with the portly Toledo mayors appointment national
economic stablizer Mike is only az and headed
places politically
There's lot of interest in that new public bathing
beach the state proposes to build in the Turtle Creek
area Just the western boundary of Ottawa County
but don't figure on using it next season the
state has appropriated only enough funds to purchase
the property-not develop it and condemnation pro-
ceedlngs sometimes involve long time .
Port Clinton woman made very happy the
other day by the recovery of lost purse containing $40
the recovery was engineered by Police Chief Jack
SheHer and assures one family merry Christmas.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

Men in the service like TO hear
about home. Send Them a sub.
seription 70 The Ottawa County
News as Christmas Gift.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Sam Seq:

Sam Seq:
FROM NOW ON til April,
We'll skid and Slide,-teeter
and totter and fail and
fiutter. Slip up and see us
sometime if you need
smart mems wear at a saw
ing.
ONCE UPON A TIME the
world appeared to be civil
lied. Once upon a time a
customer said 81 saw it in
your ad," and we tainted.
MEMoS FOR MEN: If that
guy has yen for color, we
have another batch of fire
yarn" nylon socks. So hot
they'll keep his feet warm
too When your man
goes to rooSt he'd like moth
ing better than a pair of
those 1898 rayon pajamas.
No rope around the middle
elastic waistband). Super
seats and washable too!
If he likes the tang of frost
in the air, he'd prefer one
of those weather proofed
rayon jackets. Insulated
lining and warm mouton col
larS)
WE'RE ALL INVITED to
the concert at the Methodist
church next Sunday
Women invade the Football
Banquet for the first time
Christmas is around
the corner - IA shopping
days. It's later than you
think -. Money talkS-it
says hello and goodbye.
Make it go farther this year
BE a magician-turn it
into Sans.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
FiREMEN DINE

Annual Christmas dinner party
of the Port Clinton Volunteer
Fire Department was to be held
this Thursday evening at 7:3O in
the Colonial Club rooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

The perfect Christmas gift-a
subscription to the Ottawa County
News-sives pleasure throughout
the year. 43-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

Sam Amato, Port Clinton auto dealer has always
maintained that his good wife is just about unexceed
when it comes to the culinary art with the possible ex
ceptlon, Sam says, of the cake-baking department
but that's all changed now ever since friends of
Sam pulled little trick to prove to him that his wfes
cake-baking prowess is tops seems Sam was
at little birthday get-together honorjng Mrs Carl
Bro, Jr., the other evening and Just gushed with
compliments while consuming luscious Chocolate
cake it took five minutes to convince Sam that wife
Martha had done the baking and from now on
let it be stated that Sam is 100 per cent sold in all
respects " ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

One of the most modern cattle barns in this section
of the state has just been constructed by Richard
Llpstraw over near Limestone on State Route 500
the building was erected by Mr. Lpstraw with the
assistance of his father William Lipstraw and is
model barn in every respect Richard saws he will
be glad to show to anyone who might be interested
IN inspecting handy cattle barn running water
inside and there are no posts in the way when manure
is hauled out of the buildings self-supported beams
carry the upper load quite accomplishment and
we'd say the livestock should be especially happy to be
entirely under in view of the unusually stormy
weather this area has experienced recently
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08

kIinsbieIs Xmas Specials -
Evergreen and holly eenterpieces.
$l.4s and up. 43-It
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-08
Rifle Club Loses
Match At Tiffin

Port Clinton's Rifle Club lost
a Northwestern Ohio match at
Tiffin, 1925 to 1897. Tuesday eve.
ming. Fremont's team comes here
next Tuesday night.
Amos Fall was top gun with
287. Dick Coffman fired 285, Roy
Fachman, 281, Merlan Budd, 275
and Dale Reitz, 269. High scorer
for Tiffin was r. Beitel with
288x330O.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Service Set
Continued From Page DID

Gordon L. Beach, who left Fri
day for New York where she will
emplane for Oslo, Norway to
visit her mother, Mrs. E. S. Styri.
1t. and Mrs. William Lyons are
entertaining for their house guests
today. Mrs. Lyons mother, Mrs.
E. L. Sigglekow, and her brother,
Mr.. James Sigglekow of Slough
ton. Wis, are here for two weeks.
Miss 1nglebrog Severson, Mrs.
Lyons aunt will also arrive some
time over this week end from
Milwaukee.
1t. Col. Robert M. May, who has
been on duty>as Chief of the Stock
Control Branch of the Office of
the Quartermaster General, has
reported to the Munitions Board,
Office of the Secretary of De-
fense. He and Mrs. May returned
last week after a short holiday
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
E. Crosland in Charleston, S. c..
Mrs. Crosland and Mrs. May are
sisters. Mr.. Crosland is City
Counsellor. Miss jeanette May
and Miss Mariquita May accom-
panied their parents.
Col. May was guest of honor at
an inter Office reception on
Wednesday, when the Officers and
Evening star., 1950-08-20

Merriam were among those at
supper at the Water Gate Inn on
Friday before going on to the
Water Gate play. Others at sup
per were Comdr. and Mrs. John
Hogan and Comdr. and Mrs.
Walter Damn.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

The announcement can be
made in several ways. If all who
are invited to the church are to
be invited to the reception the
simplest direction is to add: Re
ception Immediately following at
the residence Of Mrs. John Jones.
Mrs. John Jones.
# the invitations are going to
many people who do not know the
relationship add the line, at the
residence Of Mrs. John Jones,
Grandmother of the Bride.
Keeping in mind what you said,
I think you would emphasize the
mothers position by letting her
receive nearest to the door of en-
trance with the other mother next
and you third.
Cut Telephone Conversation
Dear Mrs. Post: Isn't it bad
manners for a guest to stay at
the telephone a half hour and
hold up a card game? The other
evening this happened. The guest
is visiting a friend for several
weeks. and while they were here
to see me. an old friend in town
called her to chat. But I thought
she might have finished her
reminiscing some other time.
Answer: I can hardly imagine
any one being so inconsiderate of
other people as to allow a tele-
Evening star., 1950-08-20

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tweed perfection. For instance, this one with its deep
sleeves and vnusvoI shoulder treotment, can be
worn with or without belt. Have it in heather tone
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