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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Following
Through
BY
Pedro AsuiIar
1881 BASEBALL LOG
tContinued from Yesterday


Texas baseball club with Joe
Cambria as their leader played
the Key West All Stars. The
Texas leaguers won by a s to 3
score. Potato" Pascual of the
Washington Senators was the
pitcher for the visitors. He al
lowed 6 hits including two dou-
bles: one by Butler and one by
Gene Smith. Kaki Rodriguez
pitched the last five frames
against the visitors and allowed
3 hits and no runs. James NAL
graf started and allowed 5 hits
and 5 runs in innings.
April /; Key West again lost
a heart-breaking game 10 the
Big Springs club by a TO 3
score. Clarene allowed but 4
hits and lost. The locals touch
ed Torres and Baez for 8 hits.
Key West went into the last of
the ninth with a 3 TO 0 score.
The first man up for the Tex
as boys was safe on an error;
the next man went out-first
TO second. Helba tripled and
4 runs crossed the plate. COT
fee. Butler and A. Alonzo hit
doubles for the locals.
May 6: At the Navy Field the
Cardinals won over the Eagles
by a 2 to score Clendenen
won and Motion lost On May 81,
the Naval Station Cards lost to
Sonar School by a ] to 0 score.
The winning club only hit one
safely, The losers hit 6. The
winning pitcher was Stewart
and the loser Clendenen.
May 80: Subron Four won over
the Naval Air Flyers by 3 to 2
score. FIohr allowed the Flyers
2 hits and Ellis allowed 6.
June 9: Leffinwell, pitching
for the Sonar School, allowed the
Subron Four two hits--both by
Gural--and won to /,
June 10: Caldwell allowed the
-Dev-Sta baseball club but
two hits. He famed IL. Snyder
was the losing pitcher.
May 10: The Navy All Stars
won over the Key West Stars by
an II TO 2 score. Key West hit IL
safely and Navy IA,
June Is: II went IL innings
before a decision was reached
between the FAWTUlant and
the Subron Four. FAWTU won
in the twelfth on single by
Ennis who stole second. An
derson buntsd safely TO put
him ON third. and an infield
out put him over TO win. En-
mis- won and O'Rouke was the
loser.
Aug. 25: Ellis, pitching for the
Naval Air Flyers shut oat the
Eagles and allowed but three
hits.
Labor Day: The Naval Air
Station Flyers won over the
Subron Four after IL innings of
play by 2 TO score. The
Subron Four scored in the first
frame on single by Dziki and
a double by Hoffses. The Fly
ers scored one in the ninth to
knot the score on two errors
and a fielder's choice. and won
in the twelfth on a triple by
ShrigleY and one intield eat.
Subron hit Q safely and Flyers
4. Chief Baird won and Kari
man lost. Marll was on the
mound for the Flyers for
innings and Flohr for Subron
for 9.
Sept. S: The longest game OF
the year was played at Navy
Field. The Subron Four and the
Naval Air Flyers played l6 in
nings to a 3 to 3 tie. 1t was by
far the best game of the year
Hartman for Subron and Marli
for Flyers pitched the full game.
Marll allowed 8 hits. The game
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Ken Bazo Slated
For Shriner Cup

Ken Bazo. Key West High
Schools star footballer. will
be awarded q cup ionight by
the Shrine Club at their reg
ular dinner al BennY's Cafe
ieria. The trophy goes to
The Player OF The Year"
the title that Bazo's team
mates agreed belonged to the
All-Stater.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Slate Net Finals
For Sat-, All Pm.

Finals in the City Doubles
Championships viii be play
ed tomorrow afternoon at
BaYview Park at one o'clock.
Series to be held will be:
Junior Boys Doubles, Boys
Doubles. Junior Girls Dou-
hlss and Junior Mixed Dou-
bles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

said, in view of many alleged vio-'
lations by the Balkan Communist
governments of their World War
II peace treaties il is difficult to
see how the Russians can make
effective protests against the pres
ent action by the Western powers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

had to be called on account of
, darkness.
Sept. 7: The Naval Air Flyers
won the play-off Examinations to
win the 1851 flag in the Navy
League. Final score Subron 4,
Flyers 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Shake the can Of baking pow
der or container of baking soda
lightly before measuring since
both ingredients have a tendency
TO pack down.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
Culfstream Loses
To Strand Seven-l

The Strand Theater baseball
club won the first half last night
when they defeated the Gulf
stream by a Z to / score. The
Strand scored enough runs in the
first inning to win the game on
a walk, a single and two errors.
The Gulfstream scored their
lone run in the first, on walk
and two errors. Lefty O'Rouks
allowed four nits. waile Snyder
the starting pitcher for Gulf
stream was touched for 8 hits
and 8 runs, in four frames.
Greenwood pitched the last five
innings and he was touched for
5 hits and one run. Six of the
Strand hits were in the infield.
Roberts hit double. In the
field, Vidal and Cascade each
CaliQht 1 flies
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

The University of Arizona foot.
ball team will lose only four seniors
by graduation,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21
STANDING OF THE LEAGUE

Game scheduled for tonight at
7:30 pm:
Nav Sta. Cards VS.. Benny's
Cafeteria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-21

Santa Anita has a rule that no
entry shall be received of any horse
not stabbed on the grounds, unless
approved by the Racing Secretary
or Stewards.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-01
Dress p, Daytime

Right. No. lsss-Gentle scallops outline
the neckline of a dress for daytime. Try a
gay flower print. Sizes IL, IA, 16, 10, 20; 40,
AZ. Size IA, sss yards of IS or 39-inch ma
terial.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
COL. WEBB TO
A D D R { S S EOD
| 0DCE DIN N ER
New Officers Will Be In
stalled At Church Ban
Quet In City

Col. E. M. Webb, Commanding
Officer at Erie Ordnance Depot,
will be the guest speaker at the
annual installation banquet of
EOD's Lodge No. 122 of the
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees. The banquet
will be held January ID in the
basement of St. John Lutheran
church, Port Clinton. Labor
Management" will be the. subject
Of Col. Wehb's talk.
New officers to be installed are
Lorena Swigart, Toledo, the first
woman president; Bernard Dorr,
Port Clinton, vice president; War
rem McDougall, Port Clinton, re-
eleceed secrctary-treaSurer; Harry
Lcary, Port Clinton, sergeant-at-
arms, and Steve Macy, Port Clin-
ton, newly elected trustee.
Among the guests will be Au-
brey Gardner, vice-president of
the 9th District, Ed Zimmerman,
president Of Lodge so, and James
A. Camupbcll former vice-presi-
dent of the 9th District, all OF
Cincinnati. ti cf.1
The banquet committee consists
of Harold Bbrk, 'Gibsonburg; w. S.
Wolf, Port Clinton, present presi-
dent; Warren McDougaH, Port
Clinton; William Armstrong, Port
Clinton, and Mrs Swigart So
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Hamlet Coming To
Port Theatre J Days

Hamlet. one of the best produc.
tions of the Bard of Avon, is COM
ing to Port Clinton for two DAYS
this month.
Jack O'Connell, manager of the
Port Theatre. said this week that
he had engaged the show for two
days, Wednesday and Thursday
January II and 18, with a special
matinee for students, who will be
offered reduced prices. Adults
will be charged regular prices
Student tickets, at 35 cents, will
be distributed to all schools in the
county. The matinee will be
given at 4 p. m. Wednesday.
The evening shoWings will be at
6:45 and 9:30 p. m. There will
be a three minute intermission at
the middle Of the show, following
one of the big scenes.
Shakespeare, O'ConneIl pointed
out. was the only one connected
with the success OF Hamlet, which
he wrote, who did not win an
Academy award. The picture itself
won the Oscar as the best picture
Of the year, and its star, Sir Laur-
ence Olivier, got his Oscar for be-
ing the best actor of the year.
There will be no cuts when Ham
let flashes, on the Port screen.
Supt. D. d. Sims, Of Port Clin7
ton schools, and, County Supt.
Edwin Digby will arrange for dis
tribution of tickets throughout
all the schools.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Complete Plans For
Cubs Minstrel Hi

At a Den Mothers meeting on
Tuesday at the home of Cub
Master William Phipps, plans
were completed for the Cubs
Third Annual Minstrel to be held
in the High School Auditorium
Monday, Jan. 29. This is the one
activity which finances the Cubs
activity throughout the year.
With a wide interest shown,
and considerable talent available
this years show will be in two
parts, enabling more children to
participate. In addition to the
Cubs, local Brownies, Girl Scouts
and Boy Scouts will take part in
the Juvenile production. ANY
child who is interested in appear
ing is asked to try out at the
Youth Building next Sunday af-
ternoon at 400 o'clock. The first
rehearsal of the Cubs is called
for 200 o'clock this Sunday with
the second to be held in the High
School Music Room next Wednes-
day after school.
The Cubs Minstrel will again
be directed by M. J. Edwards and
assisted by Manuel Nossman.
Mrs. Josephine Everett is the ri
anist and Harold Reitz will direct
the chorus. Mayor Carl Becker
will be interlocutor this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
MRS MARY HERMES

Funeral services were held on
Tuesday for Mrs. Mary Hermes
90, who died Thursday at tn,
home of a son, William Hermes
of near Oak Harbor. She had
been i'll for a year. She was the
widow of the late Joseph =
Hermes, who died in 1919.
Besides the son with wholn
she had resided, other survivors
are two sons, Clarence W. and
Harley J. Hermes, both of OAK
Rarbor and two sisters, Mrs. Bar
bara Beck. Port Clinton and Mrs.
Josephine Robinson, Oak Harbar
and 18 grandchildren.
Rites were conducted by Rev.
Urban Burkhart in st. Boniface
Catholic Church. Rosary was re-
cited in the Robinson Funeral
Home Monday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Cpl. Cunningham
Promoted To Sgt.

The. promotion of Cpl. Brooks
L. Cunningham, of Erie Ordnance
Depot, to the rank of Sergeant
was announced today by the Ad-
jutant's Office.
Sgt. Cunningham first enlisted
in the Army in October 1912 and
served two and q half years in
the Southwest Pacific. He came
to Erie MAY %, 1947 and last
April after receiving his dis
charge from the Army, re-enlisted
for six more years.
Sgt. and Mrs. Cunningham,
the former Helen Welch of Port
Clinton, and two children reside
in quarters on the post. Sgt,
Cunningham's home is Waterford.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
PORT CLlN N
MAN MA Med ON
E CD COUNCIL
CKailts Whiting Serving On
Post Civilian Welfare or
Gr0np

Port Clinton and Oak Harbor
employees at Erie Ordnance De-
pot won membership on the Post
Civilian Welfare Fund Council for
1881 IN the annual popular elet-
ton conducted several days ago
New members are: Jack Azok,
Lowell Schmitt, Norman Mortus,
and Charles Whiting, Port Clin-
ton; William Favro, Donald Clin-
ger, and Robert Lano, Oak Har-
Dor.
Retiring members of the well
fare fund council arc: Ray Con-
ley, Austin Rogert, and lsadore
Younkcr, Port Clinton; Dudley
Sparks, Oak Harbor; Melvin Tack,
Fremont; Merlin Talkington, La
carne, and LenniS Valance, post.
A total of 1900 votes were cast
in the election, the highest num-
ber ballotted III any of the seven
elections held since the initiation
of this council.
This is the seventh elected
group to serve ON this council
which is directly responsible for
spending the post civilian war
fare fund The chief source of
revenue for this fund is per-
ccntage of the sales of the post
restaurant, operated by Conces-
sionaire Fred Wolfe, Port Clin-
ION.
This fund was used during the
past year to dcfray cost of publ
cation of the Erie Echo, bi-month-
ly post newspaper, to purchase
equipment for organized recrea-
tional activities, to finance awards
for annual post tournaments IN
popular sports.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Kiwanial1s Hear Of
EOD Significance

Colonel Elmer Webb, command
ing officer OF Erie Ordnance De-
pot, addressed the members of
the Port Clinton Kiwanis Club at
their noon meeting in the Evan
gelical United Brethren Church,
Wednesday, when he spoke on
What the Erie Ordnance Depot
means to the surrounding areas %
Jack Budd, Jack Easton, Dick
Klein and Robert Gilleland, local
high school seniors, were intro
duced as the new Junior Kiwan-
ians for January.
Secretary d. D. Sims announc-
ed that charter members and also
those who have IS years or more
record will receive mention at
the next meeting. Induction of
new officers will also be held
next Wednesday noon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
MANY RETURNING TO. SERVICE
AFTER HOLIDAY FURLOUGHs

Most of the service men who
visited friends and relatives in
this areas over the holidays have
returned to their bases.
Mrs Harold Sperber and daugh
ter, Kathy, of West Second street
returned with Captain Sperber to
Seward Air Field, Smyrna, Tenn.
last week.
Three local youths ended fur
loughs New Years when they re-
turned to Sheppard Field, Wichita
Falls, Texas. They are: Pies
William Gittinger, Richard Ba
shore and Clarence Eaton.
ET2 Delbert Thomas lafe Thurs
day for the Glenview, Illinois
Air Base following visit with
his family here.
Sgt. Joseph Holder, who is
based at Weaver, South Dakota,
left Tuesday for his camp after
spending the holidays with his
family in Erie Gardens.
Also returning to Fort Belvoir,
Vt, were Warrant Officer Paul
Eborg, Erie Gardens, and Pfc.
Fred Jennings, Of Seventh street.
Sgt. Eugene Rosem, OF West
Third street, returned Wednesday
to his Air Base in Tampa, Fla.
Harold Friend, Jr, Navy ap-
prentice at Quonset Point, r. l.,
spent the weekend with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Friend.
Area holiday visitors from Camp
Atterbury, Ind, included Capt.
Paul Lockwood, of Oak Harbor
Capt. Merrill Rudes, Of Clay Cen
ter, and Capt. Carl Alaiamo, of
Port Clinton, and Lieutenants
Roland Qualman, Joseph Cleary
and Allen Dykeman, Port Clinton.
Sunday, was Cleary's birthday,
Also among visitors were Rob
ert Leutz, Oak Harbor; M/Sgt, Roy
Cooley and SgtI Carl LaNier, Port
Clinton, and l Sgt. Curtis Brough,
Oak Iiarbor.
Week furloughs have been com
nletcd by pfS, Jack Dishef and
Pvt. Nfyron Schafer, who will re-
turn to Keesler Field, Biloxi,
Miss. Cpl. Ray Van Dusen, Erie
township, returned to Biloxi.
Mrs. Carl LaNier spent last
week with her husband, Sgt La
Nier, at Camp Atterbury, Ind.
SGT, Paul AIderson, who has
been on recruiting duty in Hunt
ngton, w. Va, has taken up new
duties at Camp LeJeune, S. c.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
PHILIP ]. kLEINMAN

Final rites for Philip ]. Klein
man, SIS, who died December 2e
at his home, 1913 Lincoln Drive
were held Sunday in Cleveland
Temple Memorial Funeral Home
Burial was in Glenville cemetery
Cleveland.
Mr.. Kleinman, salesman for
the Marvel Hat and Cap Co., OF
Cleveland, died from a heart at.
tack.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Grace Kleinman; his father, ia
cob Kleinman; two sons, Allen
and Ralph Kleinman; sister
Mrs. Louis Haas, and a brother
Charles Kleinman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
FRAY o. STONE

Services were held in Braden
ton, Fla Wednesday for Fray f
Stone, 72, former Toledo 'retoitl
lng clerk, who had been in retire
ment in Lakeside until three
months ago when he moved tc
I Florida. '7'5i .l,1.
/ He was a veteran Of the Spar
lsh American War and a pass
commander of Egbdtt Camp OF
yhe' USWV His wife, Mrs. MoIlit
iStolle survives. yRD
MIR. Stone had resided in Lake.
side since his retirement from
public life in Toledofin 1889. Hc
had been recording clerk in th,
Toledo city clerks office for IT
years cM & .ia pat oais-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
PRE.SSL.E:U Goes
BACK TO POST

Following a pleasant visit with
family and friends here over New
Years. Captain James II. Press.
lcr. 725 + Street. Erie Gardens,
returned to his post at Fort Bel
Voir, Va, Tuesday, where he is
in command Of the l428th Engi-
peer Treadway Bridge Company
a contingent Of 1876 men and six
officers.
There arc So Port Clinton area
men in the company, which was
organized when the National
Guard was called into service,
becoming lighting units since last
September TWenty-cight of the
local soldiers have seen fire ne
ton on combat fronts, Captain
PresSler said.
Captain PresSler made a wide
acquaintance of friends here
while serving as director of the
Erie Gardens housing project
several years ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
EPHRtAN HARMON

Rites were held Tuesday a.
Elliston for Ephrian F. Harmon,
20, brother of Mrs. Katherine
Stone, of Oak Harbor, who died
Friday
He is survived by two daugh.
ters, Mrs. Rollie Truman, Genoa
and Mrs. Bessie Gilligan of Tul
sa, a son, Erwin, of Cleveland; .
brother Jacob, of Elmore, AM
Mrs. Stone, of Oak Harbor.
The Kern Funeral Home had
charge of arrangements. Buriai
was in Williston cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
The pSsAL4ke44 0onse4-
DIR. ]. G. YINGLING

one of Port Cintons more colorful citizens, takes
life IN its stride Just he has since he first
the light of day on Nov. IL, 1875.
Doe, as he is affectonately known by thousands
throughout this born in Tifn but lost time
IN locating here following graduation from the Bati-
more College of Dental Surgery in 1897.
Ever since he has been one of the guiding lights
in the community
natural "joiner," Doe is believed to be the only
remaining member of Port Clintons Colonial Club,
which has been in existence more than so years and
remains one OF the citys most thriving organizations
Guess I've joined every lodge and organization
around here" Doc explains
He holds life membership and is a 32nd degree
Mason AT time other he has been active in the
K. of F., Odd Fellows and currently is greatly inter-
ested in affairs OF The Eks
In his early days Doc active in the Ohio Ma
tional Guard served the Episcopal Church as vesfymm
for 20 years, served eight years Port Clntons vii
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
IoHN MoNpERscAElp

Final rites were conducted on
Wednesday for John, Peter Mon
dersheid, "a, who died SUNDAY
in his home, Rachel road, Renr
Reach.
A retired carpenter, the de
ceased lived in the Toledo aree
for 60 years.
Two daughters, Mrs. c. w. HUFF
and Mrs. r. c. Mensing, twr
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren survive.
Burial was in Calvary Gene
terry. The James Coyle & Sol
Mortuary had charge of arrange
ments.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
DEATHS
RAYMOND sEARLEs

Services we're conducted Wed
nesday afternoon for Raymond
Searles, 81, who died at his Lake
side home, $50 Walnut Avenue
January 1. He was borr Noyem.
Der 18, 1888.
The deceased had operated d
confectionery store at Marble.
head.
Mr.. Searles was the husband
of the late Mrs. Olephia Searlcs
and is survived by SON Donald,
of Albert Lea, Minn.: two sisters,
Misses Ella and Clara Searles, OF
Lakeside and two grandchildren,
Rites were conducted at the
late residence by Rev. Ralph
Stroble, of Sandusky and Rev.
II, J. Hillberry, of Lakeside. Bur.
ial was in Greenlayn Cemetery
Tiffin. ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Moaruder Hospital

81 I'D "i' Surgical 9a ~
Mrs. Wanda Brown, Dec. %.
Mrs. Ed. Foreman, Oak Harbor,
Dec. %. "
Mrs. Roy Oman. Jan. 1.
Faye Rice, Lacarne, Jan. 2.
Mrs. Frederick Sandrock, Rocky
Ridge, Jan. g.
Mrs. Raymond Lemunyon, Oak
Harbor, Jan. 2.
Mrs. Andrew Holodnak, Marble
head, Jan. 2.
Medical
Albert Lattendorg, Graytown,
Dec. 28.
Mrs. Alfred Parker, Put-in-Bay
Dec. 30.
Garold Havener, Dec. 20.
Mrs. Amy Coleman, Dec. 80.
Mrs. John Wistinghausen, Oak
Harbor, Dec. 81.
Mrs. Cora Waltz, Dec. 81.
Miss Dorothy Kerr, Dec. 81.
Mrs. Ruth Lockwood, Oak Har-
Dor, Jan. l.
Mrs. William Hines, Oak Harbor,
Jan. l.
Mrs. Lawrence Green, Lakeside,
Jan 2.
Paul Stein, Jan. 2.
Mrs. William Buhrow, Lakeside
Jan. 2.
Sarah RAIDER, Jan. 2.
I Clarence Bosom, Jan. 8.
Births
Mrs. Charles st. Clair, Oak Har.
Dor, girl, Dec. %, 8 lbs, 6 Ia
ounces.
Mrs. Andrew Holly, boy, Dec. 81,
| 9 lbs, 5l2 or.
Mrs. Juan Cortez, boy, Jan. i,
s lbs, IL OF.
Mrs. Robert McCrary, girl, Jan.
,, 6 lbs, 13 OF.
Mrs. William Sullivan, girl, Jan
,, lbs, IA OF.
Mrs. Clarence Krynock, Gypsum
girl. Jan. 3, 6 lbs, 9i2 or.
Mrs. August Burr, Gypsum, girl
Jan. 8, Z lbs. 1915 OF.
Mrs. Robert LaFountain, Oab
Harbor, boy, Jan. 8, 6 lbs, l.
I ounces.
DISCHARGED
/ Mrs. Anna Ruth Duncan. William,
Cleaver, William Hallier, Don
aid Stein, John Schiewe, Sam
uel HavenS, George Franz, Mrs
Ruth Norwine and baby, Mis-,
Dorothy Kerr. Mrs. Agnes Kerr
Mrs, Mildred Brown and baby
Mrs. Helen Dubbert and baby
Mrs. Florence Japsen, JOSEPH
Holman, Mrs. Lillian Owen
Martin Poloni, Jr,, Mrs. Betty
Rahm, Mrs, Verna Young ant
baby, Mrs. Theresa Holman anC
baby, John Benko, Mrs. Agne.
Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Bank,
and baby, Mrs Ruth Kinney
and baby, Ted Snyder, jane
Johnson, Mrs. Annette Krynock
and baby, Mrs. Marie Christian
and baby, Mrs. Boyd Bunniag
Grace Marvel, Arthur Brown
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, Fay,
Rice. aer8
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
MRS. JOHN WILEY

Services were held at ElmorP
Wednesday for Mrs. John WILEY
", who died Sunday at her home
She was the daughter of John
and Mary Weis. She married
John Wiley, Of Elmore in 1898,
who survives, with two sons,
Ralph and Claude and seven
brothers and sisters, Charlie,
Weis, of Clyde; John of Elmorc
Edward, of Helena; George, of
Genoa; Mrs. Louise Reynolds, Of
Elmore; Mrs Lloyd Garn and
Mrs. William Mauer, of Toledo.
The deceased was a member Of
the Rural Community Club, the
Trinity Methodist Church and
the ladies Aid.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Kiwanis Planning
New Club School

The annual school of inStruc
ton will be conducted by mem
bers of the Port Clinton Kiwanis
Club in room 102 in the high
school building. The school which
will be attended by officers and
all committee chairmen, will open
at 7:S0 p. II. next Monday.
The school will embrace a
study of objectiveS for the new
year, and will outline duties OF
athe incoming officers and COM
Nmittee chailmen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
DR.. B UR KEIS
CALLED TO DUTY
Lists To Be Certified To
Board OF Election For
November Vote

DR.. Donald Burke, local dentist,
has been summoned to active
duty, and will spend the next
so days in training at Brooke
Hospital, San Antonio. Texas,
after which ne will DE assigned
to Camp Rucker, Alabama.
1t. Burke served two years N
World War II before establishing
his office in Port Clinton.
Capt. Archie King left Thurs
day for active duty at the Iowa
Ordnance Plant, Burlington, Ia,
for his third call TO the service.
He served in the Marine Corps
prior to World War II, in which
he also saw service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Planning Marriage
Preparation Course

Next Monday, January 8, the
Pennsular Council of Catholic
Youth of Immaculate Conception
Church will begin a 15-week SER
les of lectures and discussions on
marriage and the necessary pre-
paration for it.
Discussions will include the
spiritual, psychological, economic,
legal and physical aspects.
Rev, Paul Mueller will open the
series with ''The Present Situa-
ton Regarding Marriage. The
meetings will begin at p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
CPL. MOOD PROMOTED

Word of the recent promotion
Of Cpl. John Wood to the rank
Of sergeant has been received
by friends at Erie Ordnance De-
pot. Sgt. Wood, who is the fiance
Of Tillie Greg gorsok, State Road
and clerk at Erie Ordnance De-
pot, is now stationed near Mum
ich, Germany, with a Quartermas-
ter Supply Company He was
formerly stationed at Erie for
four years.