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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
wege aus deutseher F|ueeht|ingsnot
"Nieht Hoss vnd verseItvns, sondern die Helmet
st Unser ziel".

;Sait lm hie StunDe oeltau, ais
bic Teleaierteu =Gerianmllua bes
Guroparats in Strobblro bic Gin=
feel,na eines eltropdiihen Tliidtz
linasamtes beId)lpb, perionuncltel,
lid, Al Efinalten Die beutirhen Sitz
pertriebenen inl guubesaebiet. lln-
ter Den ,Sohnel1 ibrer Seimatoaue, ii,
ben Srahten ibrer Sdter llno NIT
ben SieOern. bic man hatte ibncll
ntdt rauben founclt, pereinten lie iI,
III ihren nun ihpn trooitionell oez
iuorOenen lonomanlliMaftlirben Srefz
fen. NllnOerttouieno Spmlncrn aus
allen Seilcn bcs Su1besoebictcs 40.
Qen blrh Die Stroben Sonnppcrs.
$4,000 SlDetenoelltid,e famen in,
altchripilroiQen Insboh sulannlcn.
10000 Sbcridlciier beuinoen in
gpttrpp in &eltfalcn bic Siebcn-
hlnoertiobrfcier Der Stoot Gleilpis.
Sic aeouhtcn Bort her 3OiQbrioen
SSieoerfebr De5 pberidleiiicben 9lb.
ltanlnln1staQes BON 1921. SinfeIs
biibl crlebte Das Sreffen ppn 5000
Siebenbllroer Sohien. Die gSeit,
prellBcn famen in 6amburu sltian,=
men, Die gufplpinuzSeltichen in
SurmltoDt. Setmplh plrDe Sur
Serlammllnasort fiir ipeitere 80;
600 9lnoehDriNe Der oitoelltihcn
SanOsnal1nihoften. Sn STUTTGART
aab es ein Sreffen ber 9tublono,
Selltihen.
SSus ipiiroe es bcoclltcr, ,pcnn
man bieIen SlilrhtlinQen ollcn llnr
DEN pielen Millipncn ibrcr 9eioens.
aenolIen. bie iueaen ihperer ipirt.
ihaftliher 9tot an Sen Nein,atta0el,
nidt hatten teilnehmen fGnnen, all
oielem Efinolten 1851 bGtte iaocn
fpnncn: .&ir beiben Glld) hoffcn. !"
Ser Strobburaer SeibluH bat Den
6ehn sptillionen oltoeutid,er aSliiht.
lirQen III Der gunocsrepublif icbi
ben Nliirbtlinosltdtls oleid) alien an.
Deren Seinatpertriebenen rniercl
.}eit oeQsben. Sas beutihe iSliid).
ltnasproblem lpllrbe baolrd) ouf Die
internationulc Gbene oeriift. Sin
Nlsid)uH bon SahperitGnDiaen Der
ellropdillben Studten iou iif in &itr=
ae INN cine Qemeirinntc curopGiide
SDirlna bes sSliidtlinQsproblerns be,
mllhen. slnltatt tt>6u hicicn genilblmz
Qen lit oas - orf SNnitiatipe Der
gG9l - aus pielmonutiQen Stubiell
III Der gllnDesrepubIif entitanoene
fpoenornte Characterization Sic
oelttId)e aSliittlin0snot lit Dunuri!
niCht nchr cine nSpnoerfroQe". bic
burf) s)aitu llno Eotsoom Qlcichiom
ihre SunftlonierllnN porlpco aeflm=
ben bate. Sic lit iest anerfannt OILS
cine Der furhtbariten Soeinniuhun=
aen ,lnierer 3eit, an mehr oils Is
WGlliOnen 'treblomen pltbeutihen
sWeniher1, als cine iChipere 9alt fir
Die ellrop1iid)e &onioliDierltno, oils
ein Siiulter fiir oas Gehtsempfins
ben. Deiiel1 9llflebmlna iirh iebr mohl
(luie ein internationally geobdhter
iaote) init Der &ud)t elmer sltoms
bpmbe ilber europa entluben fDnnte.
Senn: iple fDnnen Die WtalIen BON
Tliitbtlinaen ielnals sltr 9tube font
n,en? Seit ihrcr TertrcibunQ iino
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
sED-Frogsbosen fver
Rvsslond.Heimkehrer

Berlin. - NQe ebemaligen oeut.
den arlegs9eionoenen. Die nod oem
l. Sanudr 1949 beimfebrten uno in
Der Souiet3onenrepu6lif fuobnen,
lperoen 0ur5elt bonn Sopiet3onen.
Staatsiiderbeitsoienit iiberpriiit. -
Wie sic Qampigruppc segcn In.
naenidlidteit mitteilt, ioa babel ieIt.
gelteIlt tperoen, ipie lid sic ebemaIi-
gen Beiangenen iiber sic Yerbdlt.
niile in Der Somictluliou Gubern i,!N
lplc tic Sunt ieBiaen Regime in Der
Somlet6onen.8epubllf ileben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
F|iegende
FeuerpfeiIe.
KIeine Historic der Rokete
Fernsesehosse schon i'm
IS. Juhrhvndert.

9cfanutlid) lit alles ihcn einmal
aui ser Welt Oagetpeieu. Sbpobl
beute sic ferngelenften 9iafetenges
ihoiie, sic G.@aiien, tpie lie Teutid)-
lano enhpifelte, uno ielbit oie rilie'
eenoen ltntertniien" lit allen Gene
ralitGben ser @elt itreng gebiiteteS
Gebeimnis lino, baben lie int GrunS'
prin5ip ood ifon bel unlereu sllt'
poroereu beitanoen
Mebrere @iiiculd)aftler baben iid)
- lpabridenlid sur gelItigen Grbo'
lung bon ibrer nerpenaufreibenOen
5dtigfeit - einmal Sic afiibe ge.
mobt unb lino tiei in oie Gbronifeu
Scr 8eibid)te unterscta,ht, nm ben
crlten Inidueen ber Imeuhlng BON
vTcrngeidoiien" bel sen triegeriihen
Solfern ser Sergangenbeit oui Oie
spur 5u fommen.
Man ioroerte cine gauge GeiDe er.
Itallnlider Satiufeu bel Oieier amer.
fenncnspcrten arbeit sutage. So mar
ser Batter aller ferugelenften sc.
Id)oiie Ole Rafcte. Is gcbt Die Sagc,
oob man bereits int Sabre $50 b.
Gbr. cine bolSeruc Saube fonltruier.
te. sic ourcb fouprimierte 2uit init
Silie elmer Hafete Sunt Sliescu &c.
braht tpuroe.
9en eriten primitipen 9iiienmotor
jon eln grled)iider Gbiloiopb, pabr.
ideinlid Elm begeiiterter 9altler,
id)on SO b. Gbr. sebaut baben. Ct
i6uf einen aeiiel, ser nit 8aiier &C.
iiiut mar uno beiien Snbalt man iiber
pifenem 5eler erbitte. Ser Sampf,
ser aus fleineu 9iiien austrat, War
IN Der Sage, einen metallenen Ball
in fre'lenoe 9ewegl,ng su iesen uno
ibn iogar in ber Suit berumsupir.
beln. Wtan mag Oieie 3auberfiinlte
rcht'talfen beluunOert baben.
God Oen eriinoeriiheu Gbineien
blleb es porbebaiten, sun eritenmal
in Der ariegsgeifid)te oas Grinsig
oes NIT eigenem slntrieb pcriebeneu
8eldolleS angepanot su baben. Man
llelt IN Den alien Striiteu ser d)ineii.
lben Siteratllr iiber cine ncue @uiie
Die I'M Sabre 1882 in Sen aimplcu
NIT Den ruuberlif)eu Sartaren cinac.
lest spuroc. eS Darcn sic iogenonnteu
"'llcgenoen TeuerpieiIe". Sd)ou I'M
OieIe 3eit fannten sic Gbineicn sic
SSlrfung Ser Hafete, sic lie oft 81
Jelerperfen bcnlltten. Sic boutel
cine 'old)e oil Sen Sbaft ibrer 8icile
Nelm abd)ul; tpuroe lie in Brand
+ ae'est nno l0lte ii6 crit nod cinige,
3e't pom oem Yieil, oem lie nit ibrc,
slntrlebsfrait och notpeubiaer
Sdlpuns aab lrno beadtIid,e Cutter
nurgen ilberbriitte.
Gem 20. Sabrbunoert, nit Sc,
ShafTllng lciner Waiienpernid)tlmas
mlttel, blie6 es porbcbalten, aus ser
Illegenoen 'Jeucrpicilen iernaelcnft,
| 8elholle 81 funiirueren, Sic, wie bi
vi unO 30, @eltitGote criitterl
lleben lno sic Menid)en spaneen, wi
Die Soblenbeuobner Der Steinseit lid
nnter Die Groe 81 perfrieben.
| Seute ltoBen oie Hafeten idon mel
III Den Weltraum binein uno fiinoei
NIT ibren ieinen 8erGteu bon Din
gen. bon oenen iid ielbit ein Sule:
Terne nihts trdumen IieB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31

gerlet uno elnmal la9te: sd bin
lheuern gcgangcn, llnl eineu &aiier
su er5lebell," bate tros 9ricg ltuo
Mcnardiel,abbau innler nod arpbe
politiide Eldne nit ibrem sleIteiten,
fiir oen eigentlid, MIR Der einjise
Sitel, Oeu ct nitbt ererbte,, BON
realenl @ert lit: ser eincs 9oftors
Der Staatspilicniha haftcn ser ltniuer.
litat SOpcn III geIsicn.
Sein Sbcal: Siam.
Gr promouiertc 1885 iibcr b1uer.
lihes Grbrcd)t. Ser beute 3Si1brige
Otto miro iih peiter nit ser Roue
zines 3uldallers I'M politiihen
@elttbeatcr besniigcn miiiien. Tab
aud er ale Soiinmgeu, zines ga.
geS wieoer uuf einem Sbrpn al
Nscn, nldt auiscsebcu bat, seiat
'elne GrflGrung nod elmer 8eItreiie
1913, allf Ser es Siam ibm beion.
oers angetan bate: ,0tan iinbet
oprt feline Grtreme, ueoer i'm 3eiC,.
tum nod in oer armut. Mein Gor.
bllo, lpenn ih zines Cages regieren
meroe." lteber Sbron-Heitourations.
aelprdhe nit ieinen 81. r.Wonorheu.
folleaen bonn 9alfan, sic wie er beute
IN uSa I'M Grill leben, lino oieie
Srdllme aber nid,t binausaefpmmen.
Otto, Ser 1910 Dor Ser oelltihen 9e.
leslng 9elgiens iiber 9iiiabon unS
8onaoa nadb Sen llSsl fliihtete, por
1913 Ingeboriaer zines in ser llS.
Irmee auTgeltellten ~oitcrreihiid,en
gatai'(onS", Oas aber nod I'M olei'
den Sabre nieoer ouigelolt wuroc.
1914 febrte er nab europa Suriitf,
belt lid Gnoe 1915 einige Suge II,
Der N1be BON Snnsbruf ouf. mubte
llh baum aber idlnea nah einem
vMfanifelt an oas GIterreidiihe
Solf" in bie Sdrpeis Suriid5ieben
1917 tal,cbte ,pieoer einnlal fem
Eane in ser @eltprciie aui. Giner
Der Sallptanflaaepumfte aegen sen
lnsarllden aaroinol 0iinossenh
mar eln @eiprif. oaS er i'm ss,,,,i
1917 in einem &Ioitcr bel G6icaor
NIT Stto iiber sic Observation-Disclosures
Der unsoriiben Yionarbie geiiibrl
ba6en ion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
bort, Wo man keine Baeume kennt
Kleiner Boedecker fuer cine lsIond-Reise.

man iid ehuas Miibe sibt, fann
man in elmer Stunoe 80 bis 100
fette 6orellen aus Sen 3dbllolett
Gebirgsbahcn a,lgeln. ,-
slm idoniten lit es int Sommer.
Iann serit Oie Sonne aus bent
Sdusdeu nno ibcint Die gal,5e Nadt.
Man ipielt Sennis ooer Coli ooer
gebt SIT enoloicn @roe-Gartics, fiir
oen Gaitsebcr ein s1peifelbaitrs Ser.
eniigen, benn sic GIfi benfen nibt
Oarau, nad Sauie i'll gcben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
Albert Sehweitzer erhielt
den Hebel-Preis 1851

8aoen.gaSen. - Dem 19eologen,
Nr3t llno Muiifer Yroi. Dr. albert
SdliueIeer luurSe an 125. 1ooestaa.
SObann Setter SebeIs bon ser baoi.
lden Sanoesreaierung ser &ebelpreis
l9o1 perlieben. Ger Yreistr1ger, ser
IN Hambarcne in Equatorial. .Yirifa
pe'lt, fonntc oem ,scItaft nidt bel.
nobnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
StoIins FriedenswilIe
wird in Mo.kav aervehmi

ytosfan. - Inter 9e5ugnabme
nliI oen Is. gano Der seiammeIten
Werfe Soief StaIins, ser jett Der.
oTfentlidt 'oroen lit uno Sdriiten
uno Heoen StaIins aus SEN Ssabren
1880 big 1884 ent9alt. bpbt Die Sci.
tllng "prmuSa" Sen ssrieOenSmiaen
oes soiuietIiibrers berpor. GS pirS
our cine 1880 bon Stalin cincm
amerlfanliden 0orrciponoentcn ae.
genilber genadtc grflGrung bin9e.
lpielen. in Ser es bieB, OaB es stpi.
ldrn Sopietrnblanb lmh Sen l(SM
ME enen arieg seben ioate.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
IdeoIogisehe Schwoeehen

Shiperin. Son Sen ocbrern
Der Shulen Shmerins in Medlen=
bllrN bobcn Iid), iuie hos goIfsbil.
onnasminiIteril1m bes 2anbes nit
teilt, iiber 80 Erosent nidt sur
,SrelInbid,oft nit Scr Soiuietlniol,
hefoHnt. 3ie llcberpriiilna. an Der
lld, allf Die araftfobrer bes Mini.
,teriums beteiliatcn. bobe ,ernitbofte
loeclnaiife Sdnudd)en" unter Der
Sehrer- uno Sd)iilerid)aft autoae ae=
6radjt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-31
Nun heiraten sic wieder,.
die habsburger
otto vnd Regime, "Koserptur" ohne Thron und Lane

@eIb beiratsilaues Sabr mar Sod)
1860 iiir sic gan, srobe UeielIidait!
9tur cine politiide Srin3eiiin aus
iaidi itiibcm Mbel fam utter Sic
0aube l,no lieierte Ser @elt cine
Sohseit srobcn Stils: Carmen cita
Jranco, Iodter oes ipaniid,eu
Staats6eis. Tasegen bietet 1851
ibon III ieinen eriten Ytonaten ,orel
ectronte SGupter: Sen Shab bon
Yeriien, 90nis Saruf 'uon Aeappten
uno otto bon SabSblrg, bon 4ottes
Gnaoen, aaiicr BON Seiterreid,. ao.
mig uon llngarn ,uto 8obmen, ser
Sonlbaroei uno SeneSigs, Talma.
tieu, &rpatiel,, Slappuien, @ali5leu,
2ooomerien, Saprien Seruialem
(es iolgen in v8otba" ettpa 80 mel.
tere Gr5ber5os. 6iiriten., @raien.
uno VtarfgraIentiteD, Ser ONT 10.
Mai in ser aatbeorale bon gtancp
Sic Yrin;eiiin Aesina bon Sa6ien.
Meiningen beiratete.
ga sic Oepiie bes Sallies Sabs.
burg rSu, felir Muitria, nube" (Ou,
sliidlihes Seiterreid, beirate) spar
in bersaneenen Sabrbunoerten sen
sbnen Sttos ani frieolihem 8ege
Elm @eltreid) einbrahte, im beutigen
monarhiearmen 3eitalter aber faum
realpolitiid)e Sorteile 81 bieten Der.
priht fann man burhaus elauben,
Oab v&aiIer" uno ErinSeilin ii1 aus
Siebe beirateteu.
Gs bcsann int Mindcner
Gurfbutel.
@on ibr lit natl,rgenGb nidt 10.
uicl befauut, ,pic pom ibrem r&aiier'
aemabl" in ipe: 26 Sabre, Sodter
oes Irin5en 8eora BON Sahien.
Meiningen uno ser GrGiin Glara
Maria pon &orii, in @iir,burg &c.
borcn. Sic lcbte bis gum Sooe ibres
Saters, ser 1915 in einem rlliiiihen
Snternieruugslager itarb, in Mei.
uingen mo lpuroc bon llriulinerin.
men i'm aIoiter aalparienbera ergo.
gen. Gam 5og iie nit ser @iutter
naG gambers, ituoiertc an ser
tbeolosiieben llniperiitGt uno beiltdte
Sic Sc5iolc Jrauenihule in Miin.
hcn-S Sdrpabina, lint 5iiriorserln su
iperOeu Sic Siebesroman5e Ser bei-
Sen beeann i'm Jriibiabr 1850 bel
einem MbenSeiien i'm Miinhener
Garfbotcl. Stto bate sic linn be.
onoers om Serjen liegenoen unsa.
ridden GE.Sascr in 9apern bei,td)t.
Sn Scebcim. anl Starn6erger Gee.
iclerte man bereits ont II. Tesember
1850 Sic Gerlo6uns. Seine SHUTTER,
Gr.aaiierin 3ita, bate 8esina ei.
aentlid, nidt auf ibrer 2iite Scr
tbcoretllden "aaiiertbron" "-slipiran-
tinnen. Sic, sic nah Dem Sooc
ibres aailer- -@atten aarl 1922 in
ser Serbannlne oui Mooeira &C.
ltorben) in iinan5ielle gcordnsnis
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-15
Farm Meebau.es
Handy Farm Ideas
By 1. w. DICKERSON
USE OLD STACK BOTTOMS

A. J. writes: ''Here is my way of
putting old straw stack bottoms to
use by planting potatoes in them.
Where the straw is eight or nine
inches thick, simply raise the straw
and plant the potatoes on top of the
ground and let the straw down
again. The potatoes grow up through
the straw, require no wedding, pro-
duce well even in the driest years,
mature early and they are very good
in flavor. This method also works
well with watermelons, squashes,
pumpkins, etc"
Note by I. w. d. know by ex-
perience that this works well. Won
der if it wouldn't work OK for
tomatoes and strawberries.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-15
NAL BOX STAND.

welded together and a short piece
of pipe welded to this to form a
hinge so box can swing 80 degrees
either way, with a spring at each
side to pull box back in case any
thing strikes it. The rods on back
Of post are for packages too large
for the box"
Note by /. W. D.-This makes
quite an elaborate mail box, but it
seems good for many years service,
so is worth the extra trouble.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-15
WEED CUTTER

F. NJ B., Chouteau Co, writes:
Every time / pick up a magazine
! see these whirling weed cutters
and am sending in diagram of a
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-15
Wild cuIIER
H-3sa

slightly different one have made.
/ made the cutter wheel out of a
disk from a disk harrow and the
hub from a car fan. For the cutting
units / fastened on two sickle sec
tions opposite each other with stove
bolts so they can be replaced. BY
reversing the half twist in the belt,
both cutting edges will be used be
fore sharpening"
Note by I. W. D.-This idea Of
changing the twist Of the belt helps
much in cutting down the sharpen
ing required
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-15
MAIL BOX STAND

H. A. writes: ''rhe mail box stand
shown is a 2-inch pipe set in con-
crete 2 feet deep. The supporting
brace is u inch pipe and turns at
the bottom with collar around the
2-inch pipe. | made the frame for
the mail box out of ~ inch pipe
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-15
IGla; isIIll1liIaE[I NAH S!lla
SAVE 7OeS on FLEXIBLE GUY
and TuRNBucKLE Units

April IS l95l-s7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-15

Long stople ioo% lightweight wool that
is so cool to the touch :. in weIl-bIended
eoIors for SNORT looking shorp patterns.
The smooth tropical suit that is in such
perfect toste for every summer SIX
occasion O~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-15
MEMS $50 to $50

Q Silk Fouiords
. Silk Jaequards
o Silk crepes
. Silk Reps
. Silk SpitoIsfieIds
Evening star., 1951-12-14
MEMS GIFT TIE SALE!

5000 ties to choose from! All are perfect
quolity-oII q full 48" long, lined and
tipped! Choose from dozens Of patterns
in royon fobrics! Buy several to delight
him on Christmas norn-eive one to
every man on your list!
Evening star., 1951-12-14
MEMS GIFT JACKETS!

A Gift sure to win fovor-hondsome rug 40 a
ged-Iookine surcoots bomber or blouse V
iockets! Heavy royon eobordne, tockIe ely
twis-sone even have fur collars! Lined I
for real warmth, cut full for real comfort.
Navy, tan, grey green, in sizes 56 to 49, R "
Evening star., 1951-12-14
MEMS GIFT SHIRT SALE!

5000 shirts! All perfect quolity! Whites,
solids, woven stripes Spread, fused and
soft-sotted collar styles! Perfect for any
mons Chrstmos-perfeet for thrifty shop
pers! All are Sonforized cottons-to keep
their fit! Sizes IA to II, 81 to IS sleeve.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20
E. O. d. Civilian
Post Engineer Is
Ordered To Service

Robert l.. Coterman, civilian
post engineer at Erie Ordnance
Depot, has received his orders
ordering him into active military
service with the Air Force. He is
to report August 6 at WeStover
Air Force Base, Mass.
Mr.. Coterman came to Erie in
October 1949 from the Clinton
County Air Force Base, Whining
ton, O., where he had been en-
ployed for three years.
A civil engineer graduate of
the University of Dayton, Mr..
Cotterman was a Major in the
Army Corps of Engineers for
five years during world War H.
During his civilian tour of duty
at Clinton County Air Force
Base, MIR. Coterman transferred
his reserve commission Ito the
Air Force.
He will be accompanied by his
wife to Massachusetts,. They have
been residing in quarters on the
post during his stay at Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20
MRS. WOLF HONORED
WITH STORk SHOWER

Mrs. Virgil Wolf and Mrs. Ray
LieSer were hostesSes for a Stork
shower in honor of Mrs. Bill Wolf
on Monday evening, July l6. The
guest of honor, who was unable
to be present for the evenings en-
tertainment, received the gifts at
her parents home, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Chapman in Port Clinton,
where she is temporarily residing.
After the presentation of the gifts
to Mrs. Wolf, the group returned
to the Ray LieSer home in Oak
Harbor and participated in enter
tanning contests fitting to the oc-
caSion. Refreshments were served
to the thirteen guests on tables
complimented with stork shower
decorations. Those present were
Mrs. John Graves, Mrs. Dick Fore
man, Mrs. Shirley Fought, Miss
Margaret Kramb, Mrs. Charles
Fought, Sr.. Mrs. James Mizener,
Mrs. Glenn Foreman. Mrs. Charles
Degriskey, Jr., Mrs. Charles
Fought, Jr., Mrs. Richard Bassett
Mrs. Lorenz Kilmer, Jr., and Mrs
Ray Claus of Oak Harbor, and Mrs
A. w. Chapman of Port Clinton.
Invited guests unable to attend
were Mrs. Robert Vought, Mrs
Paul Brough and Miss Joann
Fought.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20
SORORITY ELECTS
NEW COUNCIL LEADERS

Miss June Decker of Delta The
ia sorority in Fremont was elect
ed president of the Dekatos Tetar-
tos council of Sigma Alpha soror-
ity at its reorganization meeting
Thursday night. She succeeds
Mrs. Yvonne Darling of Elmore,
who presided at the council ses-
sion at the Woman's Club in Fre-
mont. where a potluck supper pre-
ceded the business session. Other
new officers are Jean Crozier, Ell
more, vice president; Glendora
Sorg of Oak Harbor, recording
secretary; Yvonne Darling of Ell
more, corresponding secretary;
Ruth Ochs of Fremont, treasurer;
and Adeline Hull of Fremont, bus
mess manager. Installation will
take place on September "a at
Elmore. Ann Travis gave re-
port on the national convention in
Denver which she and Dolores
Hemminger attended June 80 to
JLly 2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20
Ohio's Accident
Record Better Than
In Other States

Ohio is continuing to fare bet
ter than the rest of the country
so far as accidents are concerned.
National rates are 5 to 7 percent
higher than in 1850. Ohio has
so fewer fatalities than last year
at this time.
90 of the lives saved were in
traffic, making the state expert
ence substantially better than ma
tional averages.
j. C. Hiestand, President, Ohio
State Safety Council, is disturbed
by recent developments. Quite a
few communities are showing
higher accident rates than usual.
Several types of accidents are
more numerous. Hiestand fears
that these factors indicate that it
will not be long until Ohio follows
the national trend, and the state
rate climbs to match those of the
rest of the country.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20
YOUNG ADULT CLASS
HAS SUNDAY OUTING

After a splash in the lake and
potluck supper, members of the
Young Adults Class of the Oak
Harbor Methodist Church assem-
bled in the George l.. Peters back
forty" last Sunday to witness the
playing of the handicap croquet
tournament. Playing in the finals
and representing the ladies, it was
noticed, were Harriet Kardatzke,
"Wally Simpson" Meyer, "Orlena'
Hockin and Josephine" Holman.
B. Louie" Spaulding and Willy"
Sheriff. were the only men con.
tenders left to defend the title
in the finals, with B. Louie
Spaulding reaching the finish stick
seconds ahead of Harriet" Kard.
atzke and winning the sweep
stakes.
The fishing derby held in the
cool shade of a pear tree at the
edge of the lawn lacked color be.
cause of the poor appetites of the
fish, but Paul Rexroad brought his
fisherman'S luck right with him
and landed the first fish, even
though he had to rob some poor
old carp's cradle to win the honor
Competition was again keer
when the battle of the sexes was
staged in the. form of Fuss
Cracker contest Taking part ir
the "squierely" act were Vonds
Sheriff. and Marilyn Schneider or
the ladies' team and Harold Kard
atzke and Orlin Hockin on the
mems team. The ladies held the
lead until the very end when
the men suddenly captured five
unexpected points, making them
the winners.
Another of the Sunday evening
features was the extension course
in advance baby sitting, known as
the bedtime story hour. Young
couples desiring sitters with this
qualification be sure to contact
| Mrs. Martha Peters, who serveC
as an on the spot reporter for the
evenings events.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-20
O. H. PERSONALS

| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Robertson and
Jimmy and Jerry have moved into
the upper apartment of the former
Otto Kilmer home, which was
purchased recently by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Windisch.
Miss Grace Hetrick of Toledo
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Hetrick, Elmore Rd.,
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Hoedt on Monday.
Miss Lillian Lohrbach and Mrs.
Carrie Volk of Toledo visited Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Myerholtz of near
Rocky Ridge last Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie Brown and Mrs. Ken
meth Prouty of Port Clinton and
Mrs. George Hemminger of Oak
Harbor represented the Ottawa
County Chapter at the American
Gold Star Mothers, Inc. Depart.
ment of Ohio board meeting at
Hotel Southern in Columbus on
July 9-10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sharpe and
Deborah Sue of Columbus and Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Wax of Fremont
we're weekend guests in the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lockwood,
Priscilla, and Paul, and Otto Reid
er attended the Cleveland-New
York baseball game Saturday.
Among the lucky fans In the
stands at Bob Feller's recent no.
hitter were Mr.. and Mrs. Russ
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Taulk-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sharpe, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Guntsch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Teeman, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Genzman. Also at the
game were a party of Farm Bu-
reau employees from Oak Harbor
and Genoa. Included in the Oak
Harbor group were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Orwig, Jr., Delbert and
Shirley; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gar
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Wind
isch, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles K'BCrg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cross, Fred
Baumgartner and May Ellen
Baumgartner.
Miss Meredith Claus is vacation
ing this week at the home of her
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Mehl-
ow, in Lorain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Worthing-
ton and Larry, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Winter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Yesse had a picnic at Walbridge
Park last Sunday.