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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
ALLIANCE NEWS
BY VIM. SCHUYLER

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 3 will be held Friday even
ing May llth at 8 p. m. All men,
bers are requested to attend tie
meeting. This may turn out to be
one Of the most important meet
ings of the year. With the cooper
alton of everyone our business
will be done in more satisfactory
manner. The cuStodians job at the
club must be filled by June lst.
All applications should be made in
a written form to Adolph Glatz,
President oder VIM. Schuller,
Secretary. These must be in by
May 18th at the latest.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
ATTENTION TO ALL
XON MASON S

A Candlelight Memorial Service
will be held Sunday evening, May
Goth, 500 p.' m. at Teutsch Ev.
Lutheran Church (cor. West S9th
St. and Willard Ave.)
An effort is being made to
contact as many Saxon Masons as
possible to take part in this serv-
ice. Please help us by passing the
word along, and help us to fulfil a
desire that has been expressed
by so many.
If you are of Saxon origin, or
have married into Saxon Family
please contact, Martin Sperie at
TU. 5-20l0, - ol12 Evergreen
Drive, Parma %, as soon as pos
sible. Bring, your family and
friends TO share this occasion with
us. Good fellowship and refresh
ments will follow.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
SALEM NEWS
BY KATIE

Its getting very close to con-
vention time again. Time to be
thinking about the things to be
discussed and brought up before
the clubs. AS most of you already
know the convention is here in
Salem this year. We want to in
vite all our Junior Saxons (past
and preSent) to come and once
again renew old acquaintance
ships. Well do our part to show
you a good time. All we ask is
that YOU come. SO set aside June
the 10th and 18th as "the" week
end.
Some of our crowd will travel
to Canton tomorrow night for
their big blowout" OF course you
know what that is. Their victory
banquet and dance.
Thank YOU Mariechen from
Martins Ferry for those very kind
words of a few weeks ago.
Oh by the way, if you want to
see all the ladies all prettied up
just drop down to the club after
the Mother Daughter Banquet
Saturday night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

solilN porlieren Iernte lrno nit bem
r6ranj. j.@cin permGbIet murOe".
0iag bie bGie @elt Sen @riinberscr
nur iiir einen Shersartifel sebalten
babcn. Sen @einboltlern Nieoerihle.
liens rrnr llno blieb er SGrtlid) ge.
licbteS Ctefenpicro. Manhlnal mar
Oie &eincrnte Wirflid, Giiig. ~slnt
bciten, man mnd)t onraus enen ul.
9cnebmen Moitrid)t," itellte Der
Gbronlt tralrig ieIt. slber ar6 oalll
fclterten Oie llnentmegten ibrcn
Saustrunf. n2iehcr tolicnon1ol tut
ld)lon lob icy MIDI, cb' id) oous nj
hoab." llno in Ben boben Solblltcr'
Stunoaliicrn luuroe ein Stiif uont
9ufcrbut 5erltampIt. Grollt!
Sl unIcrcn Sogen mor Ser n@riin.
Berger" cin ourd,olls iau6eres, berS.
hoft.blanfcs SanOweindlcn gemor.
ocu, nid)t lmuhnlld Dem nieberoitcr.
rcid)ildcn. SSn ser 8Gferltube DurNc
olclcr vSingouein" alsgeidlGnft, uno
bon Berlin lmo @reslou famen lie,
lmo Ncr SfunoIlmf bate bie @ein.
llcocr Ger iioelcn Groiiencr S!beno.
ae'clllHolten bis al Oen Gbein &C.
trugcn.
Ser Sang lit peridollcn, ser @cin
lit ucrrulldt. 8uben beibt bel,tc @ll.
bin. &eln ~ltuotiider aellermciiter"
lteigt netr alli bic @cinbiiael Grin.
ber9S, NaS hlntcr Eolcns 9tellsrcnse
uCriuufcn lit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
May 5, 1851.
Dear AlutterChen:

49," - - -
Dear Mutterchen:
It's a long way from &C "Suesse
Heimat - Land des Segens". Yet
memories of those DAYS are ever
dear to our hearts. Proof of this
is seen at any social gathering.
After the go>sip p of the day has
been througklv discussed. more
than likely the topic of conversa-
ton will turn back the pages of
time. Franks at school are retold
- legends that have been handed
down from generation to genera
ton are heard once again but
what really tickles the funny bone
is when our modern bathrooms
are compared with that which was
used by these folks as youngsters.
Even the sourest and crabbiest
mouth turns UP at the corners
and slowly, first there energies a
tiny grin and soon a big smile
appears.
Then this one really happened
at Sunday School session at the
turn 70 the century. The story
goes that the Herr Lehrer was
discussing the language the Bible
was first written in. He went on
to trace its history from the Latin
to Greek, etc. Our bright young
lad fresh from Schaessburg only
a few Years, corrected the
teacher. Herr Lehrer", he po-
litely bowed. "Pardon | wish to
correct you The Bible was not
first written in Latin. Did not the
Herr Gott say. Jacob wo bist du. -
You see this statement proves the
Bible was written first in Ger
man.
Our Herr Lehrer, a product OF
old Germany looked astonished
and uttered: Zach du lieber
Strohsack'', all these years I've
been wrong. OF course the Lord
said, Jacob Wo bist du", and with
that he turned to the Pastor who
had just walked into the room and
finished with "My, but these folks
from Siebenbuergen are bright
and we'll learned"
And SO | close with the thought
that times haven't changed us toe
much as we still have a number
of bright boys left and possibl,
the generation growing up will nc
doubt laugh at some OF the things
that we do today, Jawohl, aui
Wiedersehen.
Your loving daughter
Mariechen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

Sllrtb /. %. - Ser gobmerpilo.
Ier lit nebcn Nen Ggerlanoer ser
einjlge Selnlatuertriebene, ser bon
oen bphen 6ren5bergen Wcit in oas
Sano blneinid)nllcn fam, bos ieinc
Seimat lit. Ser gobmcrwolo, bas
8ebirge, Oas Sen Srennln9snoa
;mliden gupern mb 9ohmeu bars
lltellt, Dcilt icinc bohiten Grbcbunocn
m lelncn bapcrllhen Seilcn alf. Sic
lie Srbebrnscn 5iehcn iih lpie cine
'Helbe lnbspestcr @Gfter ilnlnittel.
bor al Der @rcn5c entIong, ia mond)c
Imerocn Nurf lie ioaor gctcilt. Sic
bcrporragenoItcn iino ser Siier,
1898 NJ Ser Salptgipicl ocS aiinis
|lden 8cbiraes, Der slrbcr, 1853 NJ,
Der bohite Berg ocs gobmcrmalOcs
liberbaupt. Ser muhtlgc Stof oc5
Hafels, 1852 nj, uno IN icner TGbc
Der eigenartiae. mie Elm ans Steins
bloden alligebill'tcr, robcr aegclbou,
Der Slllen, 1872 M. Gin lueitcr
sprung nad Siioultcn 5u lit not.
,pcnOlg INN pom SuIcn aus sen lcb.
ten boben HanOitof be3 8ebirgcs 5ll
llnoen. Is lit Der Srciiciiel, 1912 m,
Der 'iir Die 9enobncr bcS iiiolidcn
Sobnerpalbcs ihon inmcr bon be.
lonOercr geOclltlmg mar. Iicie iiili
gerge iinN Iiir bc 9obmcrn1loler
III Der ,Srelnbe lpabrhoitc MaaIabrts.
ortc aouorocn. slniGbrlid) Siebcn
tdulcnoe ans ser Seimot ucrtrie6cnc
Sobnerwdloler nl,s Nieie 9cr9e al
bclteigen llb Inn eincn @lif in Sic
Scimot 5u tim. Som Siicr rnb s(rber
aus ilberblifcn iie weitilm sic gera.
tetten Oes &iiniiGen @cbirgcs nit
Dem Nantider bcm griifelhcra, oem
Spdpon5cr unb ser Scepono, lie
lcbrn oaS Gal Der slngcl umb arii.
zen nah .9tcucrn SIT. no Sans gSab.
lit lnnac Sohrc ielncs itoiiensrci.
den 1ldtcrlebenS pcrbrad)tr, iebcn
pom slrbcr in baS Snl ocs Giien.
bahcs, in Weldem Giicnitcin nit
lelncm ieltiamen 3suiebeltllrn ma.
lerl'd cinaebettct lieat. unN acnie.
b'n eincn meiten 9iunoblid biS tici
ms bobnllIhe Seimatlono bincin.
Ger Gadel erbcbt iih iibcr cinem
!tccr lnahlebborer @GIoer uno
Sodnloore, aber iiber ibnen bIoue
Snnoltrid)e, in bencn sic 0Gbmcr=
lunloler sic Sh,bcnbod)pr un0 @cro.
relhcn'telcr NegcnS crfcnucn. 3mi.
ld,en ocn grobcn @nIonlollcn lcud).
ten BORT lulN ga VlG6cn, sic man
ais oic HoOungcn bon Ntaocr, ser
@e'iloc llno BON Siiritcnbnt crfcnnt.
N'dt nnocrS lit Oas 9ilo, NoS iicb
pom Sl'Icn aus bietet. s(lct, bier
lteben enblo'c @GIOcr rlmounl aus
nencn einjelne Sooben, mie Ser s(n.
iIael, berporraacn. 9(n oieiem gerg
porbci crrcift Ser glif Sen Sodlriif,
ocn @llntbcrberg uno oarnit bie @e.
9eno BON Snrtllnnit, Wutuoiier uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

shut down or should their output
flow in another direction, the re-
suits would be felt around the
world. These refneries are the
largest in the world, processing
$4,000 barrels a day.
The U. S. Petroleum Adminlstra-
ton tor Defense is preparing to re-
activate certain facilities IN this
country, should the Iranian out
look continue dark, although these
would do little but meet the most
basic requirements.
I HAVE been very much interested
i in a plan which has been estab-
lishcd in New York as part OF a
contract between New York local
union of the International Brother
hood OF Electrical Workers "a. F.
of L. and the Joint Industry Board
representing 460 electrical contrac-
tors. These contractors Will pay tor
scholarships to enable l3 sons OF
trade unionists to attend Columbia
University. DR.. Grayson Kirk, act
ing head of Columbia says the plan
calls for an annual expenditure OF
$4,000. which is comparable to an
endowment OF Sl,500,000. A similar
program financed by the Building
Service Employees International
Union provides full scholarships
each year for two sons and two
daughters of Union members.
THE Wheat to India Bill had TO
l. make way tor an appropriation
bill this week. 1t is anticipated that
it will be brought up early next
week.
~ ORD has come to ME from the
w Department of State that
written examination will be neld
September 1913 for Foreign Service
Officers, Glass &. The examination
will be written, and neld at Amer
lean diplomatic posts and consul
lates, and at Civil Service EXaml-
nation centers. Application blanks
may be obtained from the Board
of Examiners, Foreign Service, De-
partment of State, Washington,
D. G.
Requirements: Applicants must
be at least 81 and under 81 years
of age as OF July i, 1851; must nave
been citizens of the United States
for at least ten years before July
1st: if married, it must pe to an
American citizen. Salary levels tor
Class appointments range from
5000 to s4730 per annum, accord
ing to age, experience and qualifi-
cations OF the candidates.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
ADVANCE NOTICE TO ALL
ACNETHLER FAMILIES

Our annual Grigori festival
(home town reunion) is to be
held July 22nd at the Saxon
Country Club in Salem, Ohio. Our
young people will be especially
welcome. So please remember the
date and place and come and en-
JOY yourselves with us.
II. Thelllman, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Saturday May II, 1851, Canton
basketball championship dinner
and dance will be held at ia Har-
rison Ave, n. w.
A chicken dinner will be served
at $50 sharp. Aduls Sl.5O, Child
rem Is cents. Call or write Jean or
Gus Zeck 4-7l7l or get a ticket
from any of the Juniors for the
banquet. All reservations must be
in by May 9th SO our advisors
will know how many to plan on
coming.
Dancing will follow from 900
to l2:30. Famous Hutch-Gerbec
Polka Kings from Akron. Dance
Is cents tax including.
Each and every club is more
than welcome to attend this fine
affair. Let's all come and make
this the biggest and best affair of
the season.
Marie Ongerth, Reporter.
20, 3, 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
2lms farrell, pa.
2rueia ii

Gs oiene allen Scblpeitern sllr oes
tllllNtn 9tobriht, baR uniere nGd,lte
Ter'onlnllllnQ ont Spnntoa, Den 20.
Moi Inn 3 llbr nohmittaos ltottfins
BET. sllle Shpeltern lperoen erilltt
anlpeIeuo su fem.
>>n Der lcsten Gerianmlrno murs
ben folOclne Shlpcitcrn ais Sclcoo=
tlnnen fllr Die &nnpcntipn oclpGblt:
Er0l. Saru 9Sipnan, Sblpcitcr
sllicc G'ii1ther, Shlpcitcr Sclcn Sllz
flls. slls |rios: &ennn Stirncr.
Cara ,SrnnS Scfr.
10. II.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
CLUB SECRETARIES

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

So mus oie Srau Gorge ellig ent'
ilieb'u,
llno nit ibr Oas bangeloe 8raa.
Iie sonne, Sic Come nln griibcn
mir lie
Mir Sanfen iiir aiiloene1 Shein.
IS liest ia i'm Sriiblins Die SinIonie
Sie tiei ii, Oie Ser5cn orinst ein.
9rlm iinset, es brinset oer 6riib'
ling Die Sreuo',
2obt idminsen Sic Ser5en Oaiu,
GoB flinaen lno orinsen oie SieOer
hurd)'s 6eut'
Stinlm innere Saiten. - ul,d) ou!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
CLEVELAND, OHIO
SAXON VETERANS
By FRANK HANN

The West Side Polka Parade
being sponsored by tie Vets con-
3nues to roll along with great
crowds every Saturday. Everyone
should plan to attend these fine
dances featuring the outstanding
Polka Bands of Cleveland playing
modern and Polka music for your
entertainment. May 18th we have
Eddie Hadam and his Band for
Your endowment,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
2(ms Een,eitea~, pa.
2,ucia 16

Ntccbe alien AtitoIicocrn ncs
3lpelNcs 16 bcfonnt. Oob bic rc0cl=
moblNe Gcrlommllrno am Spnntoo,
bcn 13. Moi lml = llbr nadnittuQs
ob0ehultcn miro.
Sn Der StGriueriomml,mo m,rs
Den Die Sclc0otcn fir Die oicsiGhrioc
apnpention 0clpGhlt. Gs iinn bic fol.
ocnnen Sd?lueltern: Surob u. Srcn=
81, Sclcn Hphrnon mb Griob Ma.
rp Soihoollor.
Sorab 81. Srenoi. Sefr.
3. 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
Drum singet, es bringet.
;sriiblinaslico
Dpn Tuic ;yalfenbad).

9tlm 5eiet uns Scr Triiblins ieiu
lafeno Gelidt,
Ias mir 10 longe entbebrt.
SSir olle, mir ale 9lauben's init ni0t,
CAP lib Ser Sriibllrg bcfebrt.
Gr ihenfet ,ms 2ieoer uno Icio ne
EalmfGtd)cn,
l(no aalfelnOe 6alter ins 9liitens
geiilb.
Gs auitidcrn 10 hlitia lno orciit sic
StormGsheu,
Gin ieSes oen Eulsihlog sur Sod.
6elt i'm iiibIt.
Die anoipen, lie or0nscn rno trciben
81 bliib'n,
NlrhDan0eru mir ariinenOc S(u,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

la Slntone.
'Sranfie SaIober ps. Sadie 9ti,
Cbols.
Grpf. Sion Sbire ps. Spnn Si=
natrn.
Eillp Sarneu ps. iSrunrpis Wi,
uuct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6
Notice.

Since April 1st the opening
hours of the club rooms have been
as follows: Fridays from 7 90 p.
m. till 3 90 a. m. Saturdays.
Saturdays from 600 p. IN. till
3 60 a. m. Sundays.
Sundays from , 90 p. m. till
3 90 a. m. Mondays.
Convention Notice
Anyone planning to attend the
convention and interested in
Hotel Accommodations, please get
in touch with the Secretary. The
cost of a round trip to Ioungs-
town by trains is $50.
Addresses
Please read this carefully for it
might concern YOU. Out of 200 and
some members, |, the Secretary,
have the addresses Of only 50.
There are no other records, show
ing the addresses of our active
members. If YOU have not received
cards on activities of the Saxon
Club it is only because we do not
have your addresses. Don't say
What do | care about that for
remember it is a State law that
says an org, nization must have a
record of all its members as we'll
as their addresses. SO please call
or mail in this information as soon
as possible. You may call Ho. =
1899 or write to Thomas Guist,
Secretary, 2l7 East 9th Ave.
Homestead, Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

tWlSCS ana turns
of the Cuyaho-
ga River, the
shallow channels
are becoming
bottlenecks and
ever gre a t e r
dangers. H a v e
you ever nap
pened to be on
hand when the
overhang of one
Of the large ore
boats t u r n e d
over boXcarS or
autom o bile S?
D,,ri,,n tho Uorv
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10
Meeting

The regular monthly meeting
will be held at the Saxon Club
Saturday May 18th beginning at
7:5O p, m. Please try to attend.
Thomas !. Guist. Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

Gas grlebte lit bispeilen bod) 10
ihon, fpie bas @etraumte ,in0 babel
perniinitiger, rno auf Die 9auer
fommt es ia niht an.
@otttrieb Seller.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

Glmfel miongt ,ns rings, sod
ltelgt Die Come Scr Hicbc,
llebcr Ocs slbarumbs Noht ipicleu
sic Ualter bes Wliif5.
@ilbelm Sert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

careful study made by the Corps
of Engineers since the last cut III
Federal Appropriations these accl-
dents were dramatically registered.
and vivid picture was given by
them to the Subcommittee few
days ago.
It was a great satisfaction to me
to have been able to arrange hear
ing before this Subcommittee on
Tuesday of this last week.
MIR. Oliver Reynolds, Vice-Pres-
ident of the Cleveland Chamber OF
Commerce, with whom nave work
ed on this matter for a number OF
years. brought with him most out
standing group OF men represent
ing the various interests. Mr.. Harry
Hobart from the City Hall: Howard
r. klepinger of the American Steel
e. Wire Company: T. l.. Funk OF
Jones IL Laughlin: Leonard Larson
of Republic Steel; Capt. c. o. Ryd-
holm of the Shore Captains Com
mittee of the Lake Carriers Asso-
ciation: John d. Reddy, of Erie
Dock Company. Each man present.
ed his bit of the picture clearly
and forcefully. Testimony was sub
mitted from Admiral Lyndon Spen-
GER of the Lake Carriers Assocla-
tion, although the Admiral was not
present. I was very proud OF my
fellow citizens, and the wonderful
cooperation of City, industry, rail-
road and other interests which they
= demonstrated.
IRON the beginning Of Western
i Europe's reconstruction, it has
been freely stated that oil from the
Middle East is essential to the sue
cess of any program. The nationali-
zation of Iranan British oil is,
therefore, very serious matter
Should the Abadan refinerles pe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

CLEVELAND Harbor grows in
~ importance as the Defense |
needs mount. The old bridges, the |
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-10

- Please patronize our ad.
vertisers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21

the lighting is the focal point o.
your entire tree decorating, TAX.
painstaking care in the placemen
of the lights in relation TO you
other decorations. A little ingen
ulty will produce a real eye-catch
ing old-fashioned Christmas tree
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
FIREARMS TAKE
Toll. OF IS
THIS fall.

Sixteen Ohioans have already
lost their lives and 79 others have
been injurned as a direct result
OF firearms during the Ohio hunt
ing seasons, with two weeks re-
manning in the small game season,
These figures, although not
considered exact, are the result
of compilation Of information on
hunting fatalities and accidents
throughout the state by the Public
Relations section Of the Division
of Wjldlifc.
The death and accident toll in
cluded in the totals combines all
those reported since June /, 1851
through the week December 10.
The fatalities recorded to date
more than doubles the total OF
1850, in which only seven deaths
were recorded as direct result
of firearms. Last year at the end
fthe small game season 112 had
been injured by hunting misilaps,
which is expected to be slightly
higher than this year.
OF the 16 fatalities recorded,
eight were the result of the dis
charge Of the hunters own gun,
while seven were caused by guns
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21

years open feather division, while
in the Welter class first round
knockoutS went to Vince DEPOT
over Frank Druyor. Don Couch
er knocked down Mel Tice, both
Oak Harbor fighters.
jim Madison took the measure
OF Mel Goodsite, another Oak
Harbor entry. Dode Selz pu:
away Floyd Perryman in the
fourth KO of the evening.
Other results, all decisions
Dave Rangel over jim Majewski,
lightweights; Joe Kaulbers over
R. l.. Evans, welterweights; Jer-
ry Guntsch, Oak Harbor, feath-
crweights; Coy Beasley over Joe
Louise, lightweights, and Alvin
st. Clair, Oak Harbor over Art
Knepper, Oak Harbor, middle
weights.
The Oak Harbor show was spon-
sored by the Booster Club of that
community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
OAK HAR0OR AMATEUR FIGHT
CARD DRAWS BIC AUDIENCE

Braving blizzard weather con
dltlons Saturday night, large
crowd turned out to view the first
amateur boxing tournament in
Oak Harbor Saturday.
The 11-bout card provided some
thrilling matches, including local
contests between newcomers to
the local ring.
The nights card results will
lead up to the golden gloves tour
nament which will be held in To-
lledo next February 25 to 27.
Elmer Balogn outslugged Carl
Beavers in Pier 6 heavyweight
tangle.
:. In classy exhibition Franklin
Flaggs, featherweight contender
edged frankie Espinoza in this
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21

Sincerity seems to be the secret
to Eddy Arnold's success. This
quiet, almost bashful young man
is heard Tuesdays and Thursdays,
las pm, over WTAM, Cleveland.
He has the voice and he knows how
70 handle a guitar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
Only Single Case
Of Rabbit Fever

Only one case of tularemia
rabbit fever) has been officially
reported in Ohio this year. He
was a Scioto county man who re-
ceived treatment at the Hunting
ton Veterans Hospital, Hunting
ton, w. Va.
Hospital officials reported that
he apparently contracted the fever
when he cleaned rabbits following
pre-Thanksgiving Day hunt ir
the Camp Creek community ir
Scioto county. He was released
from the hospital last week.
Three-fourths of all freight ton
mage moved in the U. S. goes by
petroleum-poWered motor truck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
OHIO SOLDIERS HOME
ENTERTAINED

Members of the Barber Shop
chorus pleasantly entertained the
veterans at the Ohio Soldiers
Home, Sandusky, Sunday night.
Sponsored by the American
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21

perfect for highlighting your out
side decorations.
Be careful to check all wires and
connections. Don't take chances.
And be sure you buy fameproof
crepe paper for all your inside
decorations. For lighting your
tree buy sets of lights that are
multiple-wired SO that each bulb
burns independently of the 9TH
ezs. Thus, defective bulb can
be detected Immediately. Since
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
The Hattwick Studio

TUNE IN THE OTTAWA COUNTY NEWscAsT AT 43o DAILY
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21

in the hands of a companion. One
hunter was killed by a bullet from
the gun of an unknown person.
Six Of the deaths occurred be-
fore the Ohio small game season
and 10 occurred since Novembei
IS. Ten died as a result Of shot
gun wounds while six were killed
by bullets from rifles. The av-
erage age of hunters killed wa.
24.6.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
Real Bears In
Wildlife Division

Deer! Dear. Well what do you
know? The Ohio Wildlife Division
now has Buck and a Doe on the
premises at Dublin Road
But they are not deer they
are dears.
Donna Buck is a stenographer
in the public relations section of
the Division, and Roberta Doe,
wife of John Doe, (no kidding) is
the switchboard operator.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-21
County Used Three
Plows In Storm

The Ottawa county highway dc
pa1tment operated three snow
plows continuously Friday after
noon and night, augmenting the
work of state highway equipment
over the network of roads which
were covered with six inches OF
snow.
Most of the roads were report
ed extremely slippery.