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day Sat.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
SECOND SUIT
IS FILED BY
AIR TOURS, inc.

Moving swiftly Wednesday
morning to thwart threatened
cancellation of contract held by
Air Tours Inc, with the City of
Port Clinton, counsel for the
plaintiff asked for and was
granted a temporary injunction
in Common Pleas Court, restrain
ing the city from violating terms
of the contract by seeking to
break it. A motion before city
council late Tuesday night pro-
posing cancellation of the con-
tract, signed by Milton Hersberger
and city officials June 9, 1942,
failed of passage because of a
lack of quorum of council mem
berS.
The petition for an injunction
order was filed by Leslie Meyer.
counsel for Air Tours, Inc, and
cited clause in the contract
which granted Air Tours an ex-
elusive right to operate a passen-
ger and freight service between
Port Clinton and Put-In-Bay.
The petition further cited that
the city of Port Clinton and the
Board of Public Utilities "threa-
ten to, and will, unless restrained
by the court, cancel said contract
held by the plaintiff, and such
an act would result in no benefit
to the city but would cause il
reparable damage TO the plain
tiff"
In brief order handed down
by Judge Tom D. Stahl Wednes-
day morning, a temporary in
junction was granted, restrain
ing the defendants from cancelling
the PLAINTIFFS contract and from
interfering with the operation of
the plaintiff at the airport con-
trolled by the defendant city of
Port Clinton.
The action was the second in
junction order obtained by Air
Tours, Inc, against the city In
cluded among the defendants
name, in addition to the city, are
the mayor, city auditor, all mem
bers of city council and person
mel of the Board of Public Utili-
ties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
St. Thomas Church
Summer Schedule
To Start June |

The Rector of ST Thomas church
has announced that the summer
schedule of services will go into
effect on Whitsunday, June lst,
and continue through September
7th.
Holy Communion Services will
continue each Sunday morning ct
am. and Thursdays at 10 am,
At 10 am. Sundays the Family
Service will merge the Church
School and the late Church Ser
vice, and, as last year, the chill
dren will be instructed through
the medium of motion pictures at
sermon time.
Please note that the hour for
the family service has been
changed, in attempt to ''beat the
heat" of the summer days. The
complete schedule of motion pic
lures will be announced shortly.
Every Sunday is Go-to-Church
Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
.K|WANIANS ARE
ENTERTAINED BY
W0MEN'S Group

An interesting program was
featured at the noon meeting of
the KiWanis Club Wednesday by
members of the Port Clinton Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club Miss Thelma Montgomery,
club president presented the Is
members and Mrs Verdi Won
Thron was in charge of the pro-
gram.
Reports of committees were
given by Mrs. Marian Cleary, of
the Education and Vocation Com
mittee; Mrs. Eunice Blssell, of
the Public Affairs Committee;
Mrs. Lelah Winkler, of the health
and safety committee and Betty
Gillum of the International Rela-
tions committee. President George
Shade reported that delegation
would represent the club at the
Army Day tours at the Erie Or
dnance Depot, Thursday. James
Basiley recently returned from
Florida was a club visitor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
CITY DEFENSE
CORP TO co ON
24-H0UR DUTY

Wayne Petersen, Ottawa county
civilian defense director, an
nounces that the Port Clinton
Ground Observer Corp. post, as
we'll as all GOO. posts in Ohio
and 26 other states will go on "a
hour duty Saturday, May II.
This particular exercise, known
by the code term, Operation Sky
watch, was announced recently in
Washington as a means of in
creasing the air defense potential
of the Air Force.
The Ground Observer Corp, a
nationwide volunteer civilian or
ganization serves as an Air Force
auxiliary, by reporting aircraft
activity to the radar network.
In order to operate the Port
Clinton network, on 24-hour basis,
Petersen said Dorman Elliott, Jr.,
chief observer, is making a special
appeal for more observers. He
said no experience is necessary
as the GOO. does all the training
Anyone interested is urged to at.
tend a meeting which will be held
Friday evening at pm. at the
c. D. headquarters in City Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
RESTORED RENTAL RATES FOR
GARDENS UNITS NOT AUTHORIZED
BY CHICAGO OFFICE SAYS S0U|ER

James Squier, manager of the
Erie Gardens housing settlement,
has informed the News that he
is still awaiting authorization
from the Chicago federal housing
authority to restore the schedule
of rents at the Gardens.
He pointed out that UP until
now, there has been no official
action on the status of increased
rates on some of the units, and
that the Gardens administration
office is collecting both the old
scale of rents as we'll as the new,
from tenants who choose to pay
either rate.
If the new schedule is not ap-
proved Squier said that those who
are paying extra rental rates will
have to be reimbursed and those
who have paid the old and lower
rates will be required to make
restitution of the difference to
the government.
While the Toledo rent control
office protested proposed rent
increases on the Gardens units,
the final authority must come
from the Chicago office, Squier
said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
FORMER OAK
HARBOR YOUTH
HURT IN CRASH

William F. Beck, 10, was injur-
ed in a traffic accident on route
So near Tiffin Fright night in
which a companion, Miss Marilyn
Mae Miarer, 18, of Fremont, was
killed.
Beck, freshmen in Ohio State
University, is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Beck, of Fremont.
The Beck's formerly lived in Oak
Harbor. He was enroute home
for the weekend when the ac-
cident occurred six miles from
Tiffin. A third victum is Vernon
Bare, Is, Tiffin who was driving
another car. Both cars crashed
head-on according to sheriff's
deputy. Both victums are in Mercy
Hospital, Tiffin.
Young Beck suffered chest
injuries, cuts OH both legs and
a head confusion when he was
thrown from his car. Miss Miarer
died from a broken neck and
crushed chest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
.SOLONS MOVE
TO SEEK A
settlement

In a special session Of council
called Wednesday afternoon, city
solons tentatively agreed to nego-
tiate for a settlement out of
court, if possible, in the pending
airport litigation in Common
Pleas Court against the city.
The action followed serving of
notices on each city official by a
sheriff's deputy advising them of
second injunction proceeding in
Common Pleas Court, brought by
Air Tours, Inc.
A proposed ordinance authori-
zing council to direct the Public
Utilities Board to employ an attor-
ney to represent the city in both
lawsuits, was held in temporary
abatement, after Councilmen De-
Forrest Maxwell, Adair Wilber,
Leroy Bracken urged that proper
steps be taken to seek a friendly
settlement, and bring the case to
close.
Councilmen voted against the
attorney-hiring proposal and YER
bally favored a suggestion that a
truce in the litigation be sought
through the city solicitors office
Solicitor John Reinheimer said he
would prepare necessary legisla-
tion framing new airport con-
tract in time for a special meet
ing of council which will be held
next Tuesday evening.
The special session Wednesday
was stormy at times when person
alities flared up during the two
hour debate as to how the city
should proceed to bring the pend
ing court case, initiated last No
vember 20, to head for friendly
discussion.
Councilmen agreed to adopt &
suggestion by Councilman WILDER
that members of council meet
jointly with city and airport at
torneys and members of the Board
of Public Utilities to map strategy
pointing to a settlement of the
two suits pressed by Air Tours,
Inc.
WILDER stoutly resisted the idea
of going out of the city to employ
council for defending the city's
position in the airport contro-
verSy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
CITY COUNSEL
WAS ILLEGALLY
HIRED, DECLARED

A motion filed by Leslie Meyer
representing Air Tours, asking
that an answer filed by U. G.
Denman, counsel for the city of
Port Clinton in pending litigation
between Air Tours and the city,
be stricken from the files, was
sustained in hearing Thursday
afternoon by Judge Tom D. Stahl
in Common Pleas Court.
The court held that the de-
fendant's answer was filed y Den
man, Toledo attorney, at time
when he Denman) had not been
authorized to represent the city
of Port Clinton The decision,
however, was based strictly on
the plaintiffs motion, and does
not affect the main subject in
controversy, which is the injunc-
ton brought by Hersberger against
the city, to prevent an alleged
breach of contract.
In his opinion the court up
held the motion, citing that he
held that the city did not legally
proceed in the employment of U.
G. Denman, of Toledo, as counsel
to plead against an injunction
which Air Tours, Inc, obtained
last summer after city council had
moved to break an existing con
tract held by Milton Hersberger,
operator of the Put-in-Bay air,
line.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
HOUSE TRAILER
JACKNIFES ON
BAY BRIDGE

A 1852 Palace house trailer,
owned by Carl E. Kessler, 80, OF
Dayton, Ohio, and being hauled
by a small pickup type cab,
swayed on the wet pavement on
theSandusky Bay Bridge roadway
and crashed into a guard rail Mon
day evening The State Highway
Patrol reported that the cab was
being driven by Lloyd Campau
of Detroit. The cab was extensive
ly damaged in the accident and
Mr.. Campau returned to his De-
troit home by bus. The cab and
trailer we're brought to Port Clin-
ton by the Port Clinton Sales and
Service wrecker. One way traffic
was maintained on the bridge url-
til the vehicles could be removed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
COUNTY TB
GROUP PLANS
x-RAY PROGRAM

AT reorganization meeting
held in Town Hall, Oak Harbor,
Monday, by officers of the Ottawa
County tuberculosis and Health
Association, 19 directors and Of
ficers attended, Mrs. Ray Claus
reported.
She introduced Mr.. Ragsdale,
field counselor of the state office,
who spoke to the group, explain
ing the functions of a board of
directors and what it means to
be member of such board.
There are 88 boards in the state
of Ohio, whose function is to
promote program for TB con-
troll and public health, and to
develop policies relative to the
expenditure of Christmas seal
sale receipts to the best advan-
tage. He also stressed the seven
main functions of any county
board of directors, directing this
discussion in the form of an
open forum.
The group present decided that
for the coming year the main
stress would be placed on case
finding, this being done through
mass X-ray service. This program
is to be conducted in cooperation
with the County Health Depart
ment, Mrs. Claus said.
Another topic which was dis
cussed in detail was the possible
inclusion of chest X-ray as a
regular routine in the admission
Of patients to hospitals.
Walter Parrish of the National
X-Ray Survey told the group how
an Xray survey is done with the
use of a commercial unit with
TB Association sponsorship. 1t
was decided that this particular
company would service Ottawa
County. The X-ray program is
conducted with the endorsement
of the County Medical Association
as well as the County Health De-
partment. The cost is approxi-
mately 6S1ac per X-ray, and it is
the intention of the county groulo
to concentrate mainly on indus
trial workers; however, they also
expect to X-ray food handlers,
school personnel, and other such
groups.
Complete details for the pro
gram will be worked out by the
X-ray committee at later date
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
High Winds Force
Down Rising Waters

Strong westerly winds Tuesday
caused the water in Lake Erie
and tn IS Portage river to drop
sharply, after a strong rise sci
in over the weekend. The water
dropped about a foot, it was
estimated.
For the first time in many weeks
sand bars which have been under
water made their appearance.
Recent high water levels have
blocked the entrance to the harbor
at Turtle Creek, 10 miles west of
here, by forming long sand bar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
RED CROSS CHAPTER
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEET

The Annual meeting of Ottawa
County Chapter, American Rec
Cross, will be held at $3.50 pm
May 10th in the Council Chamber
City Hall, Port Clinton.
At this meeting seven members.
will be elected to the Board OF
Directors; delegates will be named
to the National Convention and to
summer training schools; reports
will be given of the past years
accomplishments, including the
BLOOD Program, and plans will
be made for next year.
This meeting is open to every
one, and all members are entitled
to make nominations and vote on
all matters brought before it. The
policies adopted or rejected by the
Chapter depend wholly upon the
participation of the members.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Port Clinton Welcomes Put-In-Bay Visitors Friday
Latch-string Is Out For
Islanders On Sixth Annual
Pilgrimage To Mainland

Port Clinton Merchants will be
hosts to residents of Put-In-Bay
this Friday when the sixth annual
Put-In-Bay Day will be observed
with many special offerings pro-
vided for the occasion.
Stores will remain open until
pm. Friday 1t was just one
year ago this week that the ma
jority of Port Clinton Merchants
agreed to stay open each Friday
night and close at the regular
time on Saturdays.
The visitors will come by boat
and plane to be guests of the
city. 1t is expected that around
300 Islanders will come over to
meet their friends in Port Clinton.
AS has been customary a dele
cation of city officials and mem.
bers of the Merchants Associa-
ton, sponsors of Put-In-Bay Day,
will go to the Island Friday morn
ing to greet the island neighbors
and accompany them to Port Clin
ton.
There will be stage show at
the Clinton theatre, during which
the Put-In-Bay Day queen and
king will be crowned.
Miss Paula Webster is queen for
the event and Mack McCann will
be king. The queens attendants
will be Shirley Rudy and Shirley
Klopp. A dinner will be given
the royal party Friday evening.
The new motorship the Erie
Isle, will arrive here at noon with
the island visitors.
Many merchants are offering
special values for Put-In-Bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Emergency Fund Is
Asked To Raise Rt.
= West Of Here

A request for an emergency
fund to raise the grade of a one
mile streach of State Route 2
about two miles west of Port
Clinton, has been forwarded tG
the Columbus office of the state
highway department, it was learn
ed by the News today.
The request for emergency
funds was made by George Lie
Der, Toledo division engineer, who
said that it is planned to raise
the grade level in that area by as
much as two feet in certain spots
to eliminate under normal condi
tions the flood danger that has
necessitated detours much of the
time in recent months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
13 Killed In
Patrol District
A Last Month

There were 468 accidents. of
which 13 were fatal, with Is
persons killed in District A, last
month State Patrol Lieut.. S. B.
Radcliffe reported from his Find
lay office this week.
In the district, which includes
Ottawa county, there were 351
persons injured in traffic mishaps
half dozen of which occurred
in the county.
The state patrol made 1,181 ar
rests and issued 3,233 written
warnings, Radcliffe said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

more tailed 812 points.
Oak Harbor is heading for near
ly decade of county track sup
remacy.
Port Clinton's AL Woodman was
top individual scorer, with 13 and
Il points. Trailing him was Dick
Lemunyon, of Oak Harbor, who
had 10 and his team-mate, Mel
Hoover, won eight
The results:
Shot Put:-Cover, (OH); Adams
U); Hoover, 60. H.) Demsey, D
44-2R.
Pole Vault; Williams, o. H.; (Cou-
ture O. H.; Lane, L., Walter, G..
tied) 9:6.
120 Hi. Hurdle: -Burdine, O. H.,
Lemunyon, O. H.; Diekman, G.;
Bowman, ELI sec.
100 yd Dash;- Woodman, PC;
Smith, E; Madison, OH, Marsh,
G; 10:55.
Continued on page BIG Col. .
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
MAYOR NAMES
NEW AIRPORT
COMMITTEE

With the naming of a new air.
port committee, city council Tues
day night moved to check-mate
a court decision which had set
aside the legality of services OF
counsel employed to intervene in
the pending litigation between
Air Tours, Inc, and the City of
Port Clinton.
An ordinance was hurriedly acted
upon by which U. G. Denman, a
Toledo attorney was employed
to defend the city's case against
Milton Hersberger, operator of
Air Tours, Inc. Another ordinance
was proposed calling for termin-
alton of an existing contract held
between the former Village of
Port Clinton and Air Tours, Trc.,
as of June 8. Due to the lack of
forum, however, the ordinance
had to be tabled until the next
meeting of council.
In protest to the proposed ter
mination ordinance, Leslie Meyer,
counsel for Air Tours, Inc, de-
clared, eve feel this action is
entirely too abrupt and that we
should be given an opportunity
to discuss it."
Only Three In Favor
Only three councilmen voted in
favor of the ordinance, which is
Continued on Page 3, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
County Democratic
Committee Will
Reorganize Saturday

Jack Boysen, chairman of the
Democratic organization, said that
the newlyelected central and
executive committee will meet in
the town hall in Oak Harbor Sat
urday night to re-organize.
In addition to new officers, the
committee will fill vacancies for
Catawba and Danbury townships.
Plans for the fall campaign Will
be outlined, MIR. Boysen said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
State Route 570 To
Be Relocated In
Allen Township

T. ]. Kauer, director of the Ohio
Department of Highways announc-
ed plans for relocating a section
of state route $40 in Allen Town
ship.
A public hearing will be held in
the county commissioners office
at 1890 am. May %, at which
time all persons having arguments
for or aga nst tho change will be
heard.
The relocation o. the route will
extend .536 of mile. The aban-
doned portion of tie road will re-
vert to the Ottawa county high
way system.