Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-29

Published Friday 1913 East Second Street. Port Clinton ohi
second class post Office Clinton
Under the Act of 1879
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The DulIi4heal 0oa>se4
AMONG
those from this attending monthly meeting
of OttawaErie personnel leaders at the Rockwell Trout
Club. Castala, Monday night, Carl Keller,
Fred Singer Joe Banchich and Clarence Tettau a
swell bunch of fellows .at a dandy spot "
GENERAL KENNETH COOPER
=. assistant adjutant general of Ohio tells
that about 800 national guardsmen from Michigan will
be at Camp Perry for training in August as we'll
as about 800 guardsmen from nearby Indiana both
groups will come for two-week periods and un-
derstand that Willis Misch, Port Clinton photographer
is the official ensman
DINK HAYES
colorful Erie Township fisherman tells the
catfish are running good right now Dink retired
from business few years ago but says he's work
ing harder than ever in his life -.
CLARENCE POLENI
:. assistant vice president of the Ohio Bell Telephone
Company of Cleveland in Port Clinton the
other day Mr. Poen keeps in touch with legislative
affairs for Bell and summed up activities of the 99th
General Assembly for telephone engineers at confer
at Catawba Cliffs Beach Club . he's an enthusi-
astc booster of this area.
BOYS STATE
the American Legon-sponsored course in democracy
has concluded another very successful session at
Camp Perry and Ottawa County well be proud
of the fact that 10 of it's outstanding young par
ticipated well as that the State was held at Perry
assisting in the supervision State Representa-
tives Clarence Outch) Wetze, of Columbana County,
and Cedric Stanley, of Warren County -.
JOE BERRY
oft he tax
Clinton visitor Saturday and the day before we en-
joyed chat with Clitf Mack former Port Cintonite
who now successfully publishes the Delta Atlas in
Fulton County
BIG THINGS
to be in the ofng for Erie Ordnance Depot
although Congressman Frazier Reams has called the
pubcs attention to the fact that requested six mil
lion dollar appropriation does not necessarily that
it will be allocated to the local installation lot
happn between the time department head makes such
request and when it is actually granted
BETTY ANN NEIDECKER
has taken a summer job with The News . . . and
is most welcome addition to the front Office . she
received degree at Ohio State few weeks ago and
this fall is slated to become speech and hearing theraps
for the Sandusky school system it's depart
ment recently set up by the state Betty has fine
newspaper background having formerly worked for the
Fremont News-Messenger well as having handled
publicity for Birchard Library in Fremont and we are
elated to have her on our staff
YOUNGSTERS
are still having unusually good luck fishing in the
pool at Waterworks Park civic leaders responsible
for the Derby deserve than passing pat the
back
EXCELLENT
public reaction has greeted the daily newscast
sponsored by this paper radio station WFRO at
5:l5 Monday t,li ough Friday and more per-
sons are turning the dial to 900 at that time to hear
our able Marguerite Fnerock report the latest in
her own inimitable style =.
INCIDENTALLY
Marguerite is always happy to pubicze events of
interest TO our readers phone call at the NEWS
editorial office, either 5271 7945 will take of it
in jitfy -.
TOM GAUDERN
tells us this has been his busiest season in booking
fishing trips, selling bait and other ncidentas at his
City Dock location Tom has good DEAL according
to our way of thinking he's up here in paradise in
the summer and manages to spend the winters in
Florida :.
DAN GRIFFIN
y. affabe manager of the local City Loan office is
planning fishing trip off the reefs for some of the
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