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Smyrna times., 1952-07-24
STATE ROADS
IMPROVEMENTS
Road Improvements Under
way as Result of Bay
Bridge Opening
PROJECT HERE

The completion of the new Ches-
apeake Bay Bridge expected this
month is resulting in a number of
improvements being made to high
ways in Delaware that could possi-
bly, receive some of the traffic from
that bridge. Some of the highways
that are expected to be affected
have already been improved while
plans are in progress for the i'm
provement of other traffic arteries.
According to Mr.. r. A. Haber,
Chief Engineer of the state High
way Department, the possibility of
this traffic was recognized by Del
aware authorities many months
ago and plans were formulated ac-
cordingly. The Maryland State
Roads Commission is now in pro-
cess of constructing a new highway
leading from the new bridge to the
north and many of the Delaware
plans are figured in with the gen.
eral access of this new highway.
When this new Maryland highway
approaches the State Line in the
vicinity of Warwick, connecting
road with this new highway and
the existing highway leading from
Middletown to the west will be
built by Delaware as a result of
conferences held between the two
States on this matter. Delaware
has already rebuilt the highway
leading from Middletown to Odessa
as a possible tie-in for this traffic
with Route 13. A contract has
been awarded for widening and re-
surfacing of the existing highway
from Summit Bridge to Typout's
Corner as another outlet for this
traffic, with the section from Mid
dletown to Summit Bridge soon to
follow. Farther down the State
the highway from Blackiston's
Crossroads to Clayton, used by
traffic from the Millington area, has
been widened and resurfaced while
the existing highway from Kenton
to Smyrna has been rebuilt and re-
surfaced. This handles traffic from
the Sudlersville area. Plans have
been prepared for building a new
highway from the Smyrna to Clay
ton highway to Route 13 through
Glenwood Avenue in Smyrna which
would provide an outlet for traffic
coming off the Kenton and Black
iston's Crossroads highways. Work
is nearing completion on resurfac-
ing the existing highway from
Hartly to Pearsons Corner and
widening the existing highway
from Marydel to Pearson's Corner.
Both of these highways convey
traffic from the adjacent areas in
Maryland, including the sections
served by the new highway being
built from the new bay bridge to
Dover where several connections
are available with both Route 13
and Route 113. According to pres
ent plans Mr.. Haber explained that
practically all of these connecting
highways will be completed and
improved by the time that traffic
from the new bridge moves over
the new Maryland highway. In ad-
dition the roads leading from the
Chesapeake Bay Bridge to Reho-
both, Bethany Beach, Lewes, and
Fenwick Island are being given at
tention and will be closely watched
to see if the traffic increases
enough to justify immediate recon-
struction.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-24
HOSE COMPANY AUXILIARY
Five New Members Welcomed Into
Auxiliary at Meet at Fire House

Five New Members welcomed Into
Auxiliary at Meet at Fire House
Five new members were welcom-
ed by the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Citizens Hose Company at their
meeting held at the fire house.
They are Mrs. Kay Still, Mrs.
Marie Reed, Mrs. Oscar Leager,
Mrs. Lester Slaughter, and Mrs.
Annie Broadway. The business
session was preceded by hot dog
and hamburger roast held on the
Market Street Park. Final plans
for the coming convention of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Delaware
Volunteer Firemen's Association to
be held here August 27-28. All of
the officers of the local auxiliary
are on the committee arranging for
the convention, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Addie David, presi-
dent.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-24

The Nations Capital is putting
out the welcome mat today for two
Delaware youths who will repre-
sent their state at the seventh an
nual American Legion sponsored
Boys Nation to be held there July
rs through July 81. The lucky lads
are David Jacobs of Smyrna and
Joseph Juliano of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-24
CLUB HONORS
]. C. MANNERING
Smyrna Rotary Club Presents
Plaque to Oldest Active
Member
TREASURER Is YEARS

John c. Mannering, the oldest
active member of the Smyrna Ro-
tary Club, who has served as
treasurer of the club for the past
eighteen years, was presented a
plaque in appreciation of his long
years of service at the dinner
meeting of the club on Thursday
night at the Wayside Inn. The
plaque, which was presented on be-
half of the club by Reynolds Pratt,
past president, bears the emblem
of the Rotary Club and suitable
inscription. He has now relinquislr-
ed the post of treasurer but con-
tinues his active membership.
Birthday greetings were also ex-
tended to him, charter member
of the club. Miss Joan Short
thanked the club for sponsoring
her recent trip to New York with
the Girl Scouts. The Smyrna club
will attend an inter-city meeting
with the Middletown Rotary Club
next Wednesday at six pm. to be
held at st. Andrews School.
Committees Appointed
William Kruchen, the new presi-
dent, announced his program for
the conaing year and named his
committee appointments, as fol-
lows: H. L. Robinson, vice presi-
dent, and club service activities:
Attendance, the first named the
chairman in each case: Clarence
Bodley, Calvin Boggs; Classifica-
tions: Leroy K. Sayers, ]. E. Lof-
land, George Bryson; Fellowship:
Harry p. Jones, Mr.. Lofand, w. e.
Matthews, Jr.; Magazine: Nelson
Everhart, Elmer p. Corrie; Mem
bership: r. w Slaughter, William
Willis, ]. r. Pratt; Program: Mr..
Robinson, Mr.. Pratt, G. w. Wright,
E. M. Belber; Public Information:
Mr.. Corrie, Nelson Everhart; Ro-
tary Information: Mr.. Belber; Ser
geant- t-at-Arms: Elmer Pratt, Will
liam Potter; Music: Nelson Ever
hart, Howard Pletsch; Chaplains:
Walter l.. Beckwith, F. M. Barton,
G. w. Hall; Director: Leroy K.
Sayers; Vocational Service Com
mittees: Buyer-Seller Relations:
Mr.. Lofiand; Competitor relations:
Mr.. Willis; Employer-Employee
Relations: Mr.. Belber, w. L.Wheat-
ley; Director Alan Robinson,
Community service committees;
Rural l-Urban; Mr.. Slaughter; Stu
dent Loan: Mr.. Wheatley, Mr.
Wright, Mr.. Potter; Youth-Boy
Scouts: Neal Oeschler, Alan R.
Robinson; Water Fluoridation:
Ralph B. Jones, E. M. Belber, DR..
c. j. Prickett, Stanley Marvel. Di-
rector James E. Everhart, Interna-
tional Service: Rotary Foundation
Fellowship: Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Ever
hart; United Nations: ]. E. Ever
hart, Mr.. Matthews; Finance Com
mittee: MIR. Kruchen, Herman L.
Robinson, Leroy Piper, Mr.. Mat
thews. Norman K. Beach, Coates
vile, Pa, and Frank Richardson
Dover were visiting Rotarians.
James S. Bradley was the guest of
Mr. Wheatley.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-24
ST. Peters Church Notes

A service of Morning Prayer will
be held at st. Peters Church at IL
am. on the seventh Sunday after
Trinity, July 81. There are no
services scheduled for the month of
August.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-24
TO DECIDE ON
FINAL PLANS
Firemen to Work Out Final
Details For Convention
at Meet August 4th
PARADE AUGUST 2STH

At a meeting of the Citizens
Hose Company to be held at the
fire house on Monday, August 4 the
final details will be worked out for
the thirty-second annual conven-
ton of the Delaware Volunteer
Firemen's Association, to be held
here on August 81 and %. Run
ming concurrently will be the fif-
teenth annual convention of the
Delaware Volunteer Firemen's
Ladies' Auxiliary Association. 1t
is planned that neighboring COM
panies will assist the local volun-
teers as auxiliary police, with
members of the Clayton and Ches-
void Fire Companies helping out
in that capacity at the time of the
parade, which is scheduled for
Thursday, August 2s at 7:S0 pm.
Banners telling of the coming
event are stretched across the
streets of Smyrna, making the res
idents convenience conscious. A
large attendance is expected and
all companies will be kept informed
about the events. Visiting firemen
and ladies' auxiliary members will
be housed in many homes in the
town for the event.
state Fire Chiefs to Meet
The Cheswold Fire Company, in
cooperation with the local COM
pany, will act as host for the pre-
convention meeting of the State
Fire Chiefs Association, which will
be held on August 26 at pm. at
the Cheswold Fine House. Locally
the preparations are in the hands
of the following convention COM
mittee: John w. Jacobs, Jr., chair
man; E. Reynolds Bradley, secre-
tary-treasurer and parade chair
man; Wells A. FAIRIES, publicity; ].
Robert Jacobs, parade; James G
Truax, arrangements; ]. Fletcher
Truax, vice chairman. The hous-
ing committee includes Harry
Pusey and Howell Barnes; recep-
ton committee: Willard Rutter, for
the mems session, and Mrs. Helen
Grier, for the auxiliary; Harry P.
Jones, chairman of entertainment.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-24

cidents during June.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
ELDERLY COUNTY HOME RESIDENT
KILLED ON ROUTE 1858 MONDAY

Adam .Andrzejewski, n, was
killed instantly Monday morning
on Route 1853 west near the Otta-
wa County Home as he walked
across the road and directly into
the path of an auto driven by
Michael J. Walsh, 80, Of Cleve-
land. He was pronounced dead on
arrival at Magruder Hospital
where he was taken in a Robin
son ambulance, from brain con-
cussion. The driver was not held.
Mr.. Andrzejewski had lived at
the county home since 1884. He
was native of Gombin, Poland,
being born there on September II,
1875. He came to the United States
in 1904. There are no known sur
vivors in the United States.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Stew
ems, investigating officer, report
ed that the elderly man, very
hard of hearing, was returning to
the home after visiting at the Jo-
hansen Farm Implement Com
pany, across the road from the
county home. Andrzejewski evi-
IDENTIFY saw the car approaching
after it was nearly upon him and
made an attempt to get out of
the way, but the cars fender
struck him before he could jump
to safety.
The Rosary was recited Tues
day at p. m. Funeral services
were held in st. Boniface Church
at 8 a. m. Wednesday morning, the
Rev. Father Urban Burkhardt Of
ficiating. Burial was made in
Union Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
MIR. and Mrs. Elchisco
To Celebrate Their
Golden Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. George Elchisco
of Malblehead are celebrating
their 50th wedding anniversary
on Sunday, Nov. 16
They were married at Marble.
head by the Rev. j. Kapandze who
now resides in Cleveland.
Mrs. Elchisco's maiden name
was Helen Vanca. The couple have
six children: sons, George and
John of Lakeside; Mrs. Jack Bea
ole, Marblehead; Mrs. Don Strech
berry of Weston, Mrs. Edwin
Jump, Sandusky, and Mrs. George
Migala, Port Clinton.
There are sixteen grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
The couple is planning a fam
lily dinner at noon and there will
be open house for friends, neigh
bors and relatives from to {
pm. at the Elchisco home on HilI
Street, Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
MARBLE1EAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

Mrs. Sylvester Ringholz, Mrs.
John Dziak and Janet, spent the
weekend in Elkhart, Ind. and
South Bend, with Jean Dziak.
Donald Beadle has enlisted i'll
the U. S. Navy for 4 years and will
leave Wednesday Am. for Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Batcha arc
proud parents of daughter born
at Magruder Hospital. Joey and
David are awaiting the home COM
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Licvkfelt, Ron
ny and Gary of Sandusky visited
Mrs. Frances Veverka over the
weekend
Mrs. Mike Veverka and Beverly
have returned from an extended
visit in California with her moth
er.
A Bridal Shower was held in
st. sJoseph's Church basement Sun
day afternoon in honor of Miss
Mary Ontko. Many lovely gifts
we're presented to the bride with
A tasty lunch concluding the at
Fair.
An Annual Joint meeting of the
Lakeside Association and Lakeside
Foundation will be held Thursday
at Epworth Methodist Church, Ma
rion, Secretary of both boards, K.
E. Miller, Lakeside said today Re-
ports of past years business, cleo
ton of officers, and discussion of
plans for Lakeside's 1858 season
are scheduled.
DR.. John R. Cheney, superin-
tendent of the Toledo district of
the Methodist Church, is president
of Lakeside Association and Rev.
Stanley Jeffery, Urbana, heads the
Lakeside Foundation.
Willard R. Durfey, Marion, has
been named bookkeeper and ac-
countant for the Lakeside Associa-
ton to succeed Miss Nylla Allyn,
Milan, who has resigned after 10
years service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gaydos,
Nancy and Sandra have gone to
Chicago to meet the grand par
ents. Then they plan drive on to
Wisconsin to attend the funeral
oftheir great grand father.
Thelma Montgomery, Port Clin
ton, librarian, will speak on Read
ing Is Fun at the November meet
ng of the Danbury Twp. Parent
| Teachers Association to be held
1t the Lakeside High School, Tues
Jay evening.
| Paul Griesser, Cleveland, spent
The weekend with sisters, Alice
Mae and Charlotte.
The St. Joseph's Church will be
| 5in their Forty-hour Devotions be
ginning Sunday, Nov. Is, will
evening services conducted Sun
lay, Monday and tuesday at 7:3'
PM. Father Hartman of Sandusk.
o assist Saturday evening.
| The Veterans of Foreign War
| are sponsoring a Feather Party
On Sunday evening at VIEW. Hal
The rattle will also take place.
| The st. Joseph's School is spor
soring a Turkey Raffle". TIL
children are out and are appealin
to your generosity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Genoa Corp:
Leila V. Mohler, ct al to Rupert
Gilbert, ct al, blk 3, pit lots Sc
Orig.
Emma L. Semlef, to Walter R
Samson, ct al, blk 8, lot 8, T. P
Taylor's add.
Cora B. Holmes, estate to Har
mon Harmeyer, blk 25, lots 1856
Henry Habblers Add.
CataWba Twp:
Marjorie Simon, ct al to Henry
A. White, ct al, $50 acres, lot H.
sec 8.
Henry A. White, ct al to Henry
w. Scharff, $50 acres, lot II, sec
3.
Danbury Twp:
Carl B. Wills, ct al to Plat, 1.75
acre, lots l to 13, sec 4.
Lakeside:
Carrie M. Thorpe, estate to Eva
Stone, ct al, blk "a, lot II.
Harris Twp:
Rudolph Sauer, ct al, to John
]. Halick, re- IA, sec 5 pit.
Portage Twp:
Earl Payne, ct al to Norman R
Mulligan, 0.017 acre, re- II, sec 4
Port Clinton Corp:
Fred c. Johnson, ct al to Louis
M. Kuebler, blk 4, lot Ia pt., Orig
inal.
Thomas F. Harbottle, ct al &c
Maurice E. Leavy, ct al, lot 26, D
w. Payne add.
Edward ]. Hallier to Lawrence
Hattwick, ct al, blk 10, pit lot 7
Orig.
Howard Gardner, ct al to Stan
ley Lasky, ct al, blk 18, pit lot 10
Orig.
Put-in-Bay Twp:
Florence R. Walker, ct al, to H
V. Frederick, lot 80, Put-in-Ba,
Resort Co.
Harry F. Heineman, ct al tc
Richard M. Gubsch, ct al, acres
pit lot 5.
Oak Harbor Corp:
Ottawa Basket Co. to Alta E
Nissen, pit lot 6, Rafferty, & Har
riSon add.
Salem Twp:
George F. Mylander, ct al tc
Donald H. Mylander, ct al, 2/s
acre, sec 6.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
MRS. GORDON BARKER

Mrs. Alice Adele Barker, 81
wife Of Gordon, died in Magrude1
Hospital, Port Clinton, Monday
afternoon. She was resident OF
Put-in-Bay and member of St
Paul's Episcopal Church, the Wo
mems Guild, American Legion
Auxiliary and the Lone Willow
Lodge of Rebekah.
Funeral services are scheduled
for Thursday, November 13, at 2
pm in the Mcdowell Funeral
Home, Reed City, Michigan. The
Rev. Mr.. Easton will officiate. Blu.
rial will be made in Reed CITY
Cemetery.
Mr.. Barker survives, and also
five sisters, Mrs. George Hastings
Reed City; Mrs. James Arnett, El
Paso, Texas; Mrs. Henry Poupz
and Mrs. William Portice, both of
Reed City; and Mrs. Thomas
Burns, Detroit.
The Chamber of Commerce at
Cincinnati was organized in 1889
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
NORTH BASS
MRS. MARVIN cRossLEY

North Bass is very proud of its
voting record this year. All eligi-
bic voters made their stop at the
polls except one. The results: 3
Democratic, the remaining Repub.
lican.
Ersel SuesS, our new neighbor
from Germany, celebrated his
birthday Tuesday evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Crossley and children, Mrs. Agnes
Waldecker. A lunch of cake and
ice cream was served.
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker and Mrs
Katie Suess spent Thursday in
Sandusky.
John Zura was in Sandusky
Thursday. Mrs. Zura who was
undergoing treatment in Good Sa-
maritan Hospital returned home
with him.
Simon Fox celebrated his birth.
day November 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Crossley
Mickey and Mark left Saturday for
Columbus, Ohio, where they will
visit Mr. Crossely's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Crossley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zura cele
brated their 21st wedding anniver
sary Friday. The Zuras have
children, Mrs. Richard Adams OF
Cincinnati, Judy, Patty and Johnny
ia home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dempsey
Mrs. George Bower, David and
Billy spent Friday in Sandusky.
Omar Meyer, Sr., Mr.. Omar Mey.
er Jr, and Mr. Omar Meyer III
spent the weekend at their cottage
here.
Mrs. Simon Fox spent Monday
in Sandusky visiting her brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Zura.
Mrs. George Hartlaub is spend
ing few days in Sandusky, visit
ing her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hartlaub Jr.
On Friday evening Nov. Z, Mr.
Rasmussen presented the North
Bass School with Sound Projec
tor, which was donated by Birc
Bros. of Marblehead. He also pre-
sented a screen which was donated
by business friends of his. NORTH
Bass residents and school children
appreciate the interest Mr.. Ras
mussen has taken in the school.
OhioanS consume 10 times more
chickens than they produce il
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
BENEFIT Feather PARTY
AT OAK hARBOR ARMORY

There will be Benefit Feather
party with round and square dane
ing on Saturday evening, Novem-
ber %, in the Oak Harbor Armory.
The Buckeye Valley Five will pro
vide music for dancing from $3.50
until midnight.
A twenty pound turkey will be
the door prize.
The affair, requiring donation
of rs cents, will be for the bene-
fit of the Oak Harbor high school
in helping to purchase basketball
equipment. The event is being
sponsored by the Oak Harbor
Boosters Association.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
DANBURY
MRS. JOHN DAYToN

Mrs. Lock Marshall, who mad
been a patient at the Magrudel
Hospital for several weeks, was
removed to her home Friday. Hell
niece, Mrs. Bob Powell of De
troit, spent the weekend with her
The Daughters of st. Paul me-
at the home of Mrs. Ed Behrmar
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Behrmar
and children of Lakewood spent
the weekend with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Behr
man, and relatives in Port Clinton
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pussehl
called on their sister-in-law, Mrs
Rudy Shrader, in Toledo on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bartrell OF
Port Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Bahnsen and sons, of Bay Town
ship, Mr.. and Mrs. GuStave War
gosky, and Mrs. o. L. OFT enjoyed
a six o'clock dinner on Sunday al
the home of Mrs. Laura Angle.
Mr.. Gerald Hallier and Mr.. Per
Kemp attended a football game in
Cleveland on Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Kihlken entertained
with a family dinner in honor O.
her husbands birthday on Sunday
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
David Braithwaite and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kihlken OF
Parma, Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland
Beier and children of Oak Har
Dor and Mrs. j. H. Gulau
The annual Bazaar and supper
sponsored by the St Paul's La
dies Aid will be held at the church
basement on Monday evening, De
cember l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover England Of
Fostoria and Mrs. England, Sr.
spent Sunday at the Hartshorr
home.
Mrs. Alice Arnold, who spen
the summer at the Coffin home
stead, has returned to her home
in Lakeside.
Mr.. Bob Saylor is a patient in ;
Cleveland hospital.
Mrs. Robert Cover and Mrs
Richard French entertained will
a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Cover on Tuesda,
evening, honoring Miss Ann Kihl
ken. Miss Kihlken will become the
bride of Mr.. Andrew Kovach OF
Nov. 20. Those present were: Mis-.
Audrey Hallier, Miss Marjorie
Dayton, Mrs. Richard Wadsworth
Mrs. Charles Netherlands, of Por
Clinton. Mrs. Robert Randall O.
Sandusky, Mrs. David Braithwaite
OF Parma, Miss Mary Kihlken, Mrs
Luther Paulsen, of Sandusky, Mrs
Charles Lenke and Mrs. Neil Mer
kens were unable to be present.
Miss Annabelle Kihlken is en-
joying a weeks vacation from he,
duties at the Ohio Edison Co.
Mrs. David Braithwaite and lit
tie daughters of Parma, are spend
ing the week at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Kihl
ken.
Mrs. Clara Ropers entertained
her birthday club Wednesday af
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harsh wer,
Cleveland visitors on Tuesday
Mrs. Hartshorn accompanied then
as far as Lorain and spent tn,
day with her daughter, Mrs. Har
old Preble.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
LITERARY, SOCIAL CLUB
TO MEET WITH MRS. ZEiS

The Literary and Social Club
will meet Wednesday, November
19, in the home of Mrs Frederick
Zeis, West Fourth Street. Mrs.
Velma Sauvev will present New
Orleans Holiday" as her program
topic.
Mrs. William Smith was orig
inally scheduled as the hostess,
but she will take the club meet
ing at later date.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

Just about perfect for late sum-
mer weather is baked bean sup
per party. Easy on the cook and
the pocketbook, the main dish is
made with canned beans dressed
up with seasonings and luncheon
meat.
Crisp cole slaw and broiled
cheese buns will complete the main
course for a hearty and delicious
supper.
Baked Bean Casserole
c. sliced onion
2 Tbsp. fat
] Tbsp. prepared mustard
2 Tbsp. molasses
Il tsp. salt
2 No. 9 cans pork and beans
2 tomatoes, peeled and sliced, or
l c. well-drained. canned tomatoes
/ can luncheon meat, sliced
Cook onion in hot fat until
golden. Combine remaining ingre-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
Mag GRuD DER
Hvn HOSPITAL Statistics
SURGICAL

SOkSl(AL
j.. Nov. donald Zenzer, Port
Clinton; Dennis Sandrock, Gray
town, Ohio.
Nov. 9-Mrs. Conrad Lauer, Erie
Gardens, Port Clinton.
Nov. 11-Gregory Sanger, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Lee Greear, Gyp-
sum, Ohio; Norman Ontke, Port
Clinton.
Nov. Jeffrey Otherson, Oak
Harbor, Ohio.
MEDICAL
Nov. 5-Lynette Griggs, Port
Clinton; Mrs. George Gresham,
Port Clinton.
Nov. 6-Mrs. Jerry Floro, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Jake Detterman.
Lakeside, Ohio; William .Ahrens,
Port Clinton.
Nov. Harold RahrS, Oak Har-
Dor, Ohio; Mr.. Ernest Cover, Oak
Harbor.
Nov. 1O-Mrs. Henry Kohl, Oak
Harbor, Ohio.
Nov. 11-Mrs. Donald Nelson,
Port Clinton; Mrs. Cora Griswold,
Port Clinton; John Grosjean, Oak
Harbor, Ohio.
BIRTHS
Nov. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo
Cantu, Port Clinton, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs Jerry Knowles, Bay Bridge,
Ohio, girl.
Nov. 6-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hawker, LaCarne, Ohio, boy.
Nov. 7-Mr. and Mrs. Gale Ste
phens, Oak Harbor, Ohio, girl.
Nov. 8-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Williams, CataWba Island, Port
Clinton, girl; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ashton, Port Clinton, girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Batcha, Marblehead,
Ohio, girl; Mr. and Mrs. William
Cotner, Port Clinton, boy; Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin Flick, Erie Gardens,
Port Clinton, boy.
Nov. 1O-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Muggy, Gypsum, Ohio, girl; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Lunsford, Port
Clinton, boy.
Nov. 11-Mr and Mrs. Benito
Lopez, Gypsum, Ohio, girl.
Nov 12-Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Taylor, Port Clinton, girl
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

Ohioans consume 10 times more
chickens than they produce in
this State.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

How to Sharpen Shears
A SIMPLE method of sharpening an
: : old pair of scissors is illustrated.
Drive a 6-penny nail into wall, a.
shown. Draw the jaws of the scissors
their full length over the nail, as
though you were cutting it. A mod
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

energy Make Quality Chekd Milk
and other dairy foods daily habit
with you! Remember: Quality
Chekd means: twice tested for
Purity, Freshness, Richness and
Flavor your double assurance Of
outstanding goodness.