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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07
Gasoline Being Tested

The Agriculture department In
North Carolina is con iacting tests
Of gasoline to provide better protec-
ton Of the public against adulter-
ated or illegally blended gasoline
which has flash point SO low that
its use might be hazardous. The
tests are conducted in twelve labo-
ratories on wheels. Retail outlets,
terminals and sources OF distribu.
ton are being checked.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rust Candy en-
tertained at dinner on Monday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McLane of Culver, Ind, who are
house guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hyde.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Chichester had as din
ner guests, Miss Elizabeth Walters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson.
On Friday evening there was an
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07
Leonardo Liked to Experiment

Some OF the worlds greatest
paintings have been gradually
fading through the years because
the colors we're mixed with egg
yolk. A notable example is the
famous Last Supper" of Leonardo
da Vinci, who liked 10 experiment
with the durability Of paints.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07
Maryland Jersey
Field Day Held
At AG Center

n large CTOWU Ol JERSEY UTeSuel
viewed the annual District No.
Field Day at the Agriculture
Center in Gaithersburg on June
James Moore was chairman of tn,
Show Committee with Russell Ham
NETT of Coatsville, Pa, the judg
of the Show.
Miss Patricia Messer with he
senior yearling won Grand Cham
pion over Carol Mills who was tn
owner of the Senior Champion
Miss Messer also won the Al
Showmanship award over JOIN
Henderson, Jr., who was judged
senior champion Snowman witt
Miss Messer junior champion show.
man.
Winners follow:
Glass l, Bulls, (under l year,
LIST N. C. Stiles; LIST (4-H) Russell
Umstead, Jr.; End. (4-H) Michael
Umstead; 3rd. (4-H) Laura Anr
Waters.
Class II, Bulls, under 2 years
1st Robert Stiles; End. Harold B.
Young.
Glass III, Bulls over years
LIST Robert Stiles; Junior Cham
pion Bull, Robert Stiles; Grand
Champion Bull, Robert Stiles.
Class vi, Heifers under
months: LIST Carol j. Mills; End.
Conrad and Constance Mills; Bird
Clarabelle Fraley. (all 4-H).
Glass VII, LIST Harold B. Young
End (4-H 1st) Roberta Messer;
3rd Harold B. Young; All End
James Louthan; All 3rd Eleanor
Federline.
Class VIII, list Elwood Fraley
End Tommy Norwood; Bird Robert
Hurst.
Glass TX, LIST Patricia Messer;
End Harold B. Young; All End
John o. Henderson, Jr.; Bird Har-
old B. Young; All 3rd Thomas
Norwood.
Glass X, LIST Stanley Stiles; All
1st Carol ]. Mills; All End Clara
belle Fraley; 3rd Clarabelle Fraley.
Class XII, LIST Alice Fraley; End
N. C. Stiles.
Class XII, LIST Allie Messer; All
LIST Carol j. Mills; End Allie Mes
ser; 3rd Robert Stiles; All End
Carol j. Mills.
Glass XIV, Senior Champion
Female, Allie Messer.
Glass XIV, Grand Champion
Female, Allie Messer.
Class XVI, Get of Sire (junior)
LIST Harold Young; End Alice Fra
ley, Robert Stiles; 3rd Harold
Young, Roberta Messer, James
Louthan.
= Glass XVII, Get of Sire (senior)
list Robert Stiles; End Robert
Stiles, Alice Fraley, Roberta
Messer. sT
Glass XVIII, LIST Brake R. Fra
ley; End Robert Stiles. / t'1@I
Glass XIX, 1st Allie Messer;
End Allie Messer.
In the Judging Contest (gnder
Is years. LIST, Howard Stiles ,of, Mt,
Airy; End, Russell Umstead OF,
Dickerson; 3rd Elwood ,Fraley,
Derwood. Judging Contest Us to
81 years. LIST, Robert Dorsey,
Boyds; End, Wilbert Z Runkles,
Monrovia; Bird Shirley Henderson,
Potomac. Judging Confess
adults, LIST, Allie Messer,
Gaithersburga r2nd. James Moore,
Derwood; Srd, Harold Young,
Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07
Teacher Ends Long Career;
Mrs. BarnsIey To Be Honored

With her daughter, Mrs. Fred Max
ell in Rockville. One son, Tee
}arnsley, lives in Yakima, Wash
ngton, while her other son, Cul.
I'M Barnsley is located in West
Minister.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07
GYpsum,s Many Uses

Gypsum is used for plaster, CO.
ment, stucco, as a filler in paper.
imitation OF marble, as fertilizer
and as a retarder in the manu-
facture Of cement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
SPEEDY LITTLE MEXICAN SECOND
BASEMAN SPARKLING TRIBE Line

Just two years ago Mexican
horn Bobby Avila, the Cleveland
Indians hashy little second base
man, coined one of baseball's i'm
mortal over-simplifications when
he observed, "You cannot get
base heets eef you do not play"
Today, his record at the plate
would seem to indicate that
there's really nothing more to hit
ting than just being in the line
up.
That idea is, of course, ridicu-
louS and Avila would be the
first to admit it. But his 1851
performance, particularly against
the lead leading Boston Red SoX
is one of the primary reasons
why the Indians rank as a dis
tinct championship possibility In
the Is games between Cleveland
and Boston, the Spanish speak
ing speedster has contributed
nightly to the Tribes 9 to 6
bulge by an incredible ASP bat
ting average and q baSc-running
and power surge worthy of Ty
Cobb.
In fact it was a record shared
by Cobb and Lou Gehring which
Avila came within one base of
equalIing during the Indians last
visit to Fenway Park. That af-
ternoon, he accomplished some
thing that even the great slug.
gers have failed to do as he pool
ed his 5 feet 10 inches and 172
pounds to drive out three home
runs, double and a single, good
for fifteen total bases. Only Cobb
and Gchrig, of all the hundreds
of players in the American
Leagues fifty year history have
managed sixteen in nine inning
game.
Obviously, that field day was
good for one Tribe win over the
beantowners but, sensational as
it was, it's doubtful that blood
prcSsures zoomed as high as they
did Thursday of last week when,
with two out and two strikes on
him i'll the eleventh inning, Avila
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Sharp Sheep
To Be Shown
At Lucas Fair

Eleven of the most productive
breeds of sheep will be displayed
at the 1851 Lucas County Fair
Aug. through IL at the Fort
Miami Fairgrounds, Carlton Dief.
enthaler, president of the Lucas
County Agricultural Society, an
rounced recently.
The eleven breeds include
Cheviot, Corriedales, Cotswoid
Dorsets, Hampshire, Lincoln
Merino c., Oxford, Shropshire
Southdown and Suffolk. The Luc
as County Fair sheep show has
been known among sheep breed
ers as the little State Fair be.
cause of the many state chan,
pions which have been exhibited
Mr. Diefenthaler explained.
He pointed out that sheep rails
ing is the oldest agricultural pro
fesSion in the history of the world
Sheep breeds have been improved
remarkably through the years, he
said. Mitch of the progress cal
be attributed to fairs, he added
because breeders have an oppor
tunity to compare and exchange
information for the improvement
of their focks.
In the last century, wool pro
duction has been increased from
two pounds of wool per head tc
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
PUT-N-BAY

David Straubery, of Upper San
dusky, has accepted the position
of teacher in the Social Subjest
fields at Put-in-Bay for the
coming term and Jack D. Stoid
of Cleveland will be the new
Mathematics teacher. These two
positions were filled by Walter
Kefauver and Miss Joan Hoag-
land for the past two years. Mr..
Strawberry and family will move
to the island before school opens
the day after Labor Day. He is
student at the Ohio State Uni
versity Branch at Gibraltar Isl
and and is working on his Mas,
ter Degree.
The Golfers Construction Co.
of Ohio Edison are working on
installation lines at Middle Bass
Island, at this time.
A new sidewalk is being con-
structed on Erie st. in front of
the Ohio Edison Building.
A water safety class will be
held in the Assembly Room on
Thursday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Frank
Miller's class in swimming are
also learning artificial respira-
ton and will have their "gradu-
alton exercises" just as soon as
all have passed the tests. Arti.
fetal respiration and correct use
of the inhalator will be demon
strated and taught at this meet
ing on Aug. 2. The volunteer
firemen will demonstrate the in
halator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Teasel of
Plymouth, Mich, were guests at
the home of Miss Ruth Burggraf,
this past week.
The Nello Bianchi family report
the birth of baby girl, at Ma
gruder Hospital this past week.
Miss Bianchi weighed 5 lbs, 6 1/2
ounces.
Mrs. Alfred Brown was taken
to Magruder Hospital Thursday
for observation and treatment.
Mrs. H. Kulham of New Or
leans, Ala, is visiting here at
the home of her sister, Mrs VIM.
Kunzler.
Miss Lucy Sidell of Cleveland
is visiting here at the home of
her niece, Mrs. Arthur Market,
at this time.
Miss Norma Reinhard and Mr..
and Mrs. Ethan N. Fox, all of To-
ledo were weekend visitors here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Statewide Fishing
Reported AS Poor

Fishing on statewide basis
remained poor last week, how
ever some exceptional success was
reported in some spots.
George Robey reports that ang-
lers at Glendening Lake made
some sensational catches of bass
on deep trolling lures. Two men
caught II bass in four hours Of
fishing. The fish ranged from
IL to 16 inches. Robey says that
they were using black and yol-
low fiatfish, ding-bat, bass mast
er, voodoo, lazy ike and bomber
plugs, trolled deep in Is to 20
feet of water.
Bass were also reported taken
in Turkeyfoot lake, yellow pike
perch in Lake Erie and WalleycS
hit well in the Muskingum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
ANNUAL MOOSE
PICNIC ON BAY
SHORE ROAD sun.

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the 14th Annual Moose
Lodge picnic in Johannsen's
Woods, on Bay Shore Road, Reed
Hosler, secretary of the local
lodge 1910, announced today.
The outing will De held Sunday,
August 5, but in case of ram.
it will be postponed until the fol,
lowing Sunday, August IL, ne
said. The route to the picnic
grounds will be marked by large
arrows
Numerous new attractions have
been booked for this years events
in addition to awarding of $4,000
in cash prizes, dancing, free fish
dinner, racing, contests and
games.
Among the special attractions
will be Les Philmer, of Detroit,
celebrated trick cyclist. There
will also be Johnny Nee and his
famed one-man show.
A five-piece orchestra from Nor
walk will furnish the music for
dancing.
Hundreds of Moose members
are expected from this area, in
Guiding many high ranking dis
trict officers Of the lodge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Complete Plans
For Grid Preview
In Sandusky Sept. 8

Major arrangements for the
Jacees' football preview to be
held Saturday night, September
8. at Strobel field, we're complet-
ed at Monday moons meeting Of
the Sandusky Junior Chamber of
Commerce at Hanson's restaurant
in SanduSky.
Discussing plans were Eddie
Baker and Glenn DeLamater,
Jaycees' co-chairman; Jeff De-
Haven, Sandusky High grid coach;
Charles Grossman, assistant coach
of Huron High; Steve Acierno,
Margaretta coach; Grant Walls,
NorWalk coach; E. B. Hamblin,
Sandusky referee: and officers of
the Sandusky Junior Chamber.
A round-robin system of play
will be used with each team play
ing two eight-minute quarters.
The tentative order of play will
be: Huron vs. VermiliOn; Huron
VS.. Margaretta; Vermilion VS. Mar
garetta; Norwalk VS.. Port Clinton;
Sandusky, Norwalk and Port Clin-
ton will be Class "a" teams in
the previeW while Margaretta,
Huron and Vermilion will be the
"B" clubs.
Plans for entertainment prior
to the games, refreshments, and
publicity for this the third an
nual Football PrevieW Benefit, is
now we'll underway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
new HUN TING
| A " DI c T s 7.
DUE OCTOBER |

The 1851 Ohio hunting law
digest, available in past years
at the time the hunting licenses
were put on sale prior to squir-
rel season, will not be published
and distributed this year until
sometime around October l.
The decision to hold publica-
ton of the digest followed the
action Of the Wildlife Council last
week to delay setting the length
of season, bag and possession
limits on rabbits, pheasants, and
grouse until September.
Due to the later publication
of the digest it was necessary
however to establish the 1851
squirrel hunting season and reg
ulations.
The 1851 squirrel season will
extend over the same period and
have the same bag and possession
limits as last year. The season
will run from Sept. Is to Sept.
30, inclusive. The bag limit is
four and the possession limit is
four.
Other seasons established and
the opening dates of the rabbit,
pheasant and grouse season are
as follows:
Rabbits-Nov. Is to ? To be
established in September.
PheaSantS-Nov. Is to ? To be
established in September.
GrouSe-Nov. Is to ? To be
established in September.
Hungarian Partridge-To be de
cided later.
Raccoon-Nov. Is to Jan. Is, in
elusive. Bag limit 2. No posses
sion limit.
Opossum-Nov. Is to Jan. Is
inclusive. No bag limit.
Skunk-Nov. Is to Jan. Is, in
elusive No bag limit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
COUNTY AGENTS
NEWSLETS

r. f. pop" Thaycr was in the
Office TO see about planting rye
grass. He also intends to SOW
about ten acres of alfalfa.
Mrs. Elmer PaulSen brought in
some weeds which she found
growing in abundance in the lawn.
u
Mr.. Perry WiSier stopped in the
Office to inquire about the soil
conservation district.
A varied collection of towels,
bathing caps, a grey jacket and
a yellow shirt were brought back
from All camp. You may call
for them at your convenience.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Set Public Hearing
On Boat Regulations

A public hearing to adopt rules
and regulations governing the
operation and control of boats
and marine equipment and the
supervision and controls of lands
and waters under the jurisdiction
of the Department of Natural Re.
sources, Division of Parks, will be
held August "a, in the Ohio Dc
partments Building, Columbus.
". w. Flickinger, chief of the
Division of Parks, has announced
that several proposed changes in
the rules and regulations have
been recommended and will be-
aired at the meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
COAST GUARD PICNIC

To celebrate the 161st anniver-
sary of the Coast Guard, founded
August 4, 1890, coast guardsmen
of the Toledo area, including mem
berS from the Marblehead station
will hold a picnic at the Coast
Guard base in Bay View Park,
Saturday. Hosts will include the
Coast Guard Auxiliary, the Coast
Guard League, comprising present
and former Coast Guardsmen, and
the Spartners, an auxiliary organi.
zation. The Coast Guard Aux
iliary is formed Of civilian boat
owners, who serve as volunteers
to assist the Coast Guard in en-
ergencies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
Ohio First In Lakes
Commercial Fishing

A rcent release by the u. S.
Fish and Wildlife Service entitled
Lake Fisheries l949', lists Ohio
first in the catch of commercial
fish in the Great Lakes. The
figures compiled were for th"
year 1949.
According to the report, the
Ohio production, consisting OF
two dozen species, totals 26,682,-
053 pounds and was valued at 49,
d64, 03400.
Michigan ranked second with Il
take of 25,533,900 pounds, how
ever, their total included the
catch from four lakes, Eric, HUI
on, Michigan and Superior. Ohio's
catch was from Lake Erie alone
The report states that the l949
total catch from Lake Erie by all
of the states was 34,249, 300. Tho
Ohio production total represents
1870 of that figure.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
LITTLE LEAGUE
DROP TOURNEY
GAME 4 I 0 |

The plLcky little Port Clinton
Leaguers who travelled to Elyria
to play Astabula in the district
tournament lost to their opponents
A to / Monday afternoon.
Some 20 of the future big league
ball players made the trip by mo
torcale, and performed brilliantly
during the first three innings,
holding Astabula scoreless until
the middle of the fourth inning.
Astabula knocked out a run in the
fourth and three more in the
sixth, which eliminated the Port
Clinton Little League from further
participation in the district totrn-
ament.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

eight pounds. Along with the in
crease in wool production, the
breeders have improved the quail
ity of meat and make more choice
cuts available from these animals.
Howard Banbury, Danville, O.,
WellknoWn sheep breeder and
wool judge, will judge the sheep
entries on Friday, Aug. 10.
Glasses which will be judged
are buck, two years and over,
buck, one year and under two;
buck lamb; eve, two years and
ever; eve, one year and under
two; eve lamb; breeders young
flock; exhibitors flock; pen of
lambs; Get-of- Sire; champion
ram; reserve champion ram;
champion eve; and reserve cham
pion eve.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
PORT CLINTON MERCHANTS TN
FIRST PLACE TIE with WHITES

A win scored by Port Clinton
against Sandusky Sunday in the
Firelands League, knocked Belle
vue out of first place tie with
the Clintonites. Port Clinton now
shares first place with White
Landing.
Port Clinton, with Selgo on the
mound, trimmed Sandusky Gund-
lachs 10 to 5 on the home grounds.
Whites Landing, which had
climbed to second place just two
weeks ago, defeated the Bellevue
Nickel Plate Blues 8 TO 6 Sunday.
Now the local merchants are
geared for the League champion
ship which they hope to cop, il
they can break their tied position
with the Whites.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
State Seeking
Single Site

Samuel o. Linzell, state director
of public rents, told last week
that the Ohio department of pub
lie works this month will make
survey in Toledo on the posi-
bility of putting all local state
Offices in one building.
Mr.. Linzell said that a similar
survey was completed last month
in Cleveland and all state offices
but two now have quarters in
one rented building.
He said he felt Toledo should
have a State-owned office build
ing however, and was hopeful
that it could be located in the
Civic Center area.
Arthur Cline, chairman of the
City Plan Commission, said he
and commission members will ar
range to meet with Mr. LinZeil,
who suggested such conference.
Mr.. Cline said he favored the
state constructing an office build
ing in the Civic Center.
Mr.. Linzell said there are IA
state agencies in Toledo scatter
ed around various buildings in
the downtown area. This is n
costly proposition, he added.
A bill was introduced in the
General Assembly at the last ses-
sion giving the department the
right to borrow money and build
state office buildings. The bill
never was voted on. Mr.. Linzell
said he hoped the bill can be
come a law at the next General
Assembly session.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
s | D T | | 7 0
PL A Y IN N S
Grid CLASSIC

Rollo Sidell, football star at
Oak Harbor High for the past
three years, began practice Tues
day in Middletown with the North
squad in preparation for the sixth
annual Ohio North-South All
Star football game to be played
there August IL. The two teams
are composed of last falls high
school grid standouts. The con
test is expected to attract up.
wards of $4,000 fans.
Sidell, who will enter Ohio
State in the fall on football
scholarship, is the only boy from
a Class b school picked on either
team. The 200 lb. tackle was
all-county and all-confercnce in
his junior and senior years, be
ing honorary captain of the SBC
eleven last year on the basis of
his unanimous selection by all
the coaches.
Last Saturday, Rollo and Coach
John Erwin were the guests of
Sanford G. Price, Gibsonburg, at
the annual FrontlincrS' STAG Pic
nic near Columbus on Merry
Brook Farm, the home OF Leo
Yassenolf, prominent OSU alum
nus and Columbus businessmen.
Other guests included Senator
Bricker and University President
Bevis as we'll as the Buckcvc
coaching staff headed by Woody
Hayes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
U. S. VEHICLES FOR SALE

Nineteen automotive vehicles,
considered uneconomical to retain
for further Government use, will
be offered the general public in a
sealed-bid sale at Rossford Ord
nance Depot Aug. 8, it was an
nounced today. They included Sc
dams. buses, pickup, stake body.
dump, tank and van trucks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
NAMED CHAIRMAN

Curtis B. Hanni, LarchmOnt
Pkwy,, has been elected chairman
Of the 2lst Ward Republican or
sanitation, Herman r. Miller,
COP executive chairman announ-
ced last week. Mr.. Hanni sue
Ceeds David J. Dillinger.
T. Kenneth Boyd, Garrison Rd.,
and Ned w. Thomas, Grantley Rd.,
will be vice -chairmen of the ward
organization.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
PLAYGROUND SWIM

West Toledo Fairgrounds had
their turns at the beach last week
as part Of the summer program
sponsored by the city recreation
division. the Community Traction
Co, and Toledo Beach.
Fairgrounds represented were
ASbury, Close, Clinton, Evans
dale, Ottawa. WHY'S, DeVilbiSS.
Flslton, Glenwood. Lincoln, Mon
roe, and Old Orchard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

lashed game tying single TO
right for his fourth hit of the If
ternoon and eighth in two days
A moment later he ran right
through the coaches stop signal
to score the winning run all the
way from first on a bIoop single
to left.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
ATTEN DAV MEET

Franklin Dernberg, Oak Harbor,
and James Ellenberger, of Port
Clinton, spent three days in Day
ton where they were delegates to
the state convention, Disabled
War Veterans, held there
last weekend in the Biltmore hotel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
PROPERTY OWNERS MEET

Members of the Lakeside Pro
perty Owners Association will
meet in Bradley Temple this Sat.
urday, at 2 pm. to eject officers
and transact annual business. Pres,
ident Frank Putnam said today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03
RECALLED TO SERVICE

Erwin A. Uoe) Bauer, editor
of the Ohio Conservation Bulletin,
has been recalled to active duty
by the U. S. Army.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

bothered by size or number limi-
tations on his catch for these
waters have been liberalized by the
State Wildlife Division.
Boats, bait and guides are avail
able at Put-In-bay, at North and
Middle Bass islands and on the
mainland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

called the finest smallmouth black
bass fishing in the Midwest. -"
Walleyes. perch. white bass, rock
bass and channel cats also help
make this area of Lake Erie a
fisherman's paradise.
In this area, the fisherman is not
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-03

There's good reason why the
islands in Lake Erie off Marble
head peninsula are named North
Bass. Middle Bass and South Bass
islands. -
. The waters around these famous
Islands provide what has been