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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Rites Held Monday For
Veteran County Official

Ottawa countians last week
mourned the passing of one of
the best known men in public Of
flee. Edward A. Guth, 81, who
held the longest continuous re-
cord as county auditor, died in
Magruder Hospital Thursday even
ing following an illness of six
months.
He was born in Trowbridge, O.,
November 4, 1890.
Last March IL, Mr.. Guth began
his thirtieth year in the county
auditors office, having become
auditor in 1923. He was in his
eighth consecutive term, and was
the second oldest auditor in Ohio
in the point of service. He started
as deputy in 1943
Mr. Guth is survived by MS wife,
Mrs. Allie Guth; two daughters,
Mrs. Lucille Huston, Berkey,
Ohio; and Miss Marjorie Guth,
at home; son, Charles Guth, at
home; two grandchildren; three
brothers, Arthur Guth, Temper
ence, Mich; Clarence, and Amie,.
both of Trowbridge, Ohio, and
two sisters, Miss Elsie Guth, and
Mrs. Lillian Schleicher, both Of
Williston, Ohio.
Mr.. Guth was active in the Mems
Brotherhood Of St. John Luther
an Church.
The remains were taken to St.
John Lutheran Church to lie in
state until 10 a. M Monday
The Gerner and Wolf mortuary
had charge of arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
7 WOMEN HURT
WHEN CAR Sk|DS
into STORE

Two Sandusky women were in
iured late Thursday when their
car skidded on Route 2, near the
Toussaint bridge, crashed into a
store owned by Walden Peters.
route l, Oak Harbor and then
bounced into two gas pumps,
Wrecking one of them.
The victims, who were removed
to Providence Hospital, Sandusky
are Mrs. Melba Schwensen 40,
Sandusky,1and Mrs. Ruth Shockey
SO, formerly of Tuscon, Ariz., VINO
is now staying in Sandusky.
Mrs. Schwensen suffered injur-
les of the chest and neck and Mrs.
Shockey received abdominal and
back abrasions, according to De-
putty Sheriff William Cullen, who
investigated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
vACATI0NLAND INFORMATION
BOOTH OPENS THIS FRIDAY

Memorial Day brings the Off
cial opening of Vacationland.
with the opening of the informa-
tion booth at Perry and jefferson
streets.
Tom Finefrock, secretary of Va
cationland, announced that the
booth will be opened for the sea-
son beginning Friday. It will re-
main open until Labor Day.
Misses Martha Finefrock and
Carol Qfisno will be in charge of
the bc Oh and will distribute Vaca-
tionlal 1 literature to all tourists
who call.
Finefrock said early inquiries
from persons of many states indi-
cate banner season for Port
Clinton and area. Any persons
having rooms, cottages or cabins
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

This was an important week to
239 Ottawa county high school sem
iors, who received their diplomas
at commencement exercises which
were held Tuesday night in some
schools and Wednesday Thurs
day evenings in others.
Port Clinton had the largest
metropolitan class, graduating Ga.
Salem Oak Harbor had the largest
class in the county, with 81 grad
yates. The Clay-Genoa class had
38; Elmore-Harris, 33; Danbury-
Lakeside, 80 and Put-In-Bay, three
The Port Clinton baccalaureate
service was held in the high school
auditorium, with Rev. Paul E.
Mueller. assistant pastor of Ina
culate Conception Church, deliver
ing the class sermon.
DR.. Richard Hoefler, of Witten-
berg College, Springfield, was the
commencement speaker here We'd
uSSudy cNcIlIIlS.
Outst a n d ing commencement
week event in Danbury township
was the annual recognition dinner
for 110 boys and girls who were
honored for their work in music,
dramatics, athletics and scholar
ship at banquet given in the
Lakeside auditorium.
Don Wolfe, state editor of the
Toledo Blade was POSTMASTER and
the speaker of the evening was
George Gauthier, director of ath-
letics at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity.
DR.. Tennyson Guyer, of Find
lay, was the commencement spea-
ker at Danbury Townships sixtieth
graduation exercise, Tuesday even
ing.
The Salem-Oak Harbor grad
uating class was addressed We'd
nesday evening by Prof. William
Craig, head of the Department of
Speech at the College of Wooster.
The baccalaureate was given Sun
day by the Rev. R. M. Corl, pastor
of St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
Also on Wednesday, Harris-El-
more graduates heard DR.. Asa
Knowles, president of Toledo Tn
iversity, as their commencement
speaker.
Rev. Howard Mumma, Methodist
pastor of Toledo, addressed the
Clay-Genoa graduating class Tues
day night.
Last Thursday % Salem Oak
Harbor students received the cove
ted 400" awards at the 18th an
| nual award day assembly. The
presentations were made by Super
intendent R. C. Waters. A special
award went to Mrs. Alma Bense
in recognition of her 36 years as
first grade teacher in Oak Har-
Dor. She retired last year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
OFFICIALS SEEK TO SPEED UP
SURVEY OF new STATE PARK

and actual development work may
be started"
The new park, when completed,
will include three and one-half
miles of sand beach, making an
ideal location for a public recrea
ton area. 1t will join approx
mately 1000 acres which the Wild
life Division has acquired for wild
fowl propagation. Much of the lat
ter area is marshland.
The parks division plans TO
spend $160,0O0 on construction of
bath houses, parking spaces and
construction of new road to the
beach. This road will be about one
and one-quarter miles in length.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

Present company contributions
are based on 4.8 cents per hour
per man and at present provides
500 a month pensions. The pen
sion contract lists a maximum con-
tribution of ga cents per hour
per man.
At present there are nine en-
ployees receiving Herbrand pen
sions and about 20 are eligible for
retirement, some of whom may
take this step next month.
Reports on progress of negotia-
tions were made to union mcm-
bers at a meeting Sunday.
Issues on which both sides Of
the dispute said agreements had
been reached are seniority, time
keepers pay, union representation
in the new aviation division, a
revised safety program, and un-
ion office on plant grounds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
STATE PATROL SEEKS SITE
FOR TRUCK WEIGHING HERE

An airborne delegation of State
Patrol officials, headed by Lit j.
L. Uncle, of Columbus. arrived
at the Port Clinton airport Fri
day afternoon to inspect site
for a trucking weighing scale on
Route 2 at Gypsum.
Mayor Carl Becker who met
the officials with Carl Heckler,
chairman of the Board of Public
Utilities, said the state patrol is
considering installing permanent
weighing scales either in Port
Clinton or Huron, and suggested
that if the city should grant the
state an easement on a strip Of
ground along the south boun-
Diary Of the airport, consideration
might be given the local site
The party arrived here in the
State Patrols own airplane.
The Patrol executives said use
of the portable scales which are
brought here periodically from
the post at Bay Bridge, are illegal
to use now, and permanent weigh
ing stations are being planned
at strategic points in the various
patrol districts.
Becker said the officers asked
for councils consideration of
granting a strip of city property
SO feet wide by $50 feet long, to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
KINNEY, FORMER POSTMASTER
HERE, is SERVING AS CHIEF
NEC0TIATOR IN FREMONT DISPUTE

Tom Kinney, former Port Clin-
ton postmaster, has been serving
as No. l negotiator for the union
in a current dispute between man
agement and workers of the Bing-
ham-Herbrand Corporation at Ere
mont.
Five of six issues presented by
Local 914, United Steelworkers,
C. l. O., have been cleared by con-
cessions. The company and its
workers at presstime remained di-
vided on the question of pensions.
At the close of Saturdays meet
ing, Mr.. Kinney, who is an inter
national representative of the un-
ion, said that the workers offer to
settle at S125 a month pension,
which would include social securi-
ty benefits, was withdrawn.
Originally the union had sought
pensions totaling $14O monthly for
retired employees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
CAT HAS LONG VIGIL IN
TREE ON LINCOLN DRIVE

A Line drive cat had a long
vigil in a tree, Lena Wilmer, l29
Line drive, reported to police
Monday. She said the cat ran up
the tree Saturday evening, re-
mained in the branches all night
Saturday as we'll as Sunday night,
being afraid to descend to safe
ty.
Early this morning, the feline's
cries became so loud that neigh
bors were complaining, so Mrs.
Wilmer called police asking for
assistance from the fire depart
ment in rescuing the cat from
her 30-hour entrapment.
Fire Chief Walter Miller inves-
tigated the situation and reported
that the kitty had finally man.
aged to effect its own rescue by
climbing out of the tree on its
own accord.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

The State Division of Parks has
announced that as soon as the
threat of high water ceases along
route z an eng n2c.ing survey Of
a new recreation area facing Lake
Erie, near Bono, will be started.
The survey for the new beach
and public park, part of which
will be located in Ottawa county,
was started las. January, but had
TO be abandoned when frequent
high water flooded the 625-acre
tract.
Officials of the department said
Thursday, "every effort will be
made to rush the, survey to COM
pletion so that bids can be taken
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Marblehead Blood
Drive Nets 133 Pints

Rev, Perry Blankenship re
ported this week that volunteer
workers at the bloodmobile col
lection in Marblehead last Thurs
day were very gratifed over the
large turnout.
He said a total of 172 donors
volunteered their blood during
the day. There were only 80 re
jects, leaving a net collection Of
1873 pints
The collection was made by
Cleveland bloodmobile staff al
Biro Auditorium in Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Flag Given In Honor
CataWba War Hero

An American flag will be dedic-
ated to the memory of William Gal
loway, who was killed in action in
the European theatre in War II
at public ceremony in the Cataw-
ba Cemetery Memorial Day morn
ing.
The ceremony will begin at
$50 a. m. with a talk by Emil Par
ker who will receive the flag from
w. Grover, president of the Gar
den Club. 1t will be raised by
local Boy Scouts. The flag was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds
Galloway, Celina, O., parents OF
the boy. The flag will fly from the
Community Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Long Weekend

Some of Port Clinton's stores
will remain open Thursday even
ing longer that usual, due to the
Memorial Day holiday Friday, DON
aid Sanders, secretary of the Mer-
hants' Association, said.
He said there is not set pat
tern for Thursday night opening
and added that "some stores, per-
haps several, may remain closed
Saturday in observance of the
Memorial holiday"
Many persons are planning ex
tensive trips to take advantage of
the long weekend. Some plants
will remain closed from Thursday
night until Monday morning, Civ
ing workers three-day holiday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Coast Guard Joins
Freighter Grew In
Thrilling Rescue

Two Marblehead Coast Guard
boats were rushed to Pelee Island
to participate in the rescue of
three men and boy, whose yacht,
the Judy Jean, out of Detroit had
sprung a leak and later sank.
The victims were taken aboard
by the Canadian freighter Mathew
ston, and brought to Sandusky
where they continued on their way
home, after having had a holiday
aboard their yacht in Cleveland,
The freighter attempted to tow the
disabled yacht, but cut the line
when she started sinking.
The near lake tragedy occurred
near Grubb reef, off Pelee Island.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Youth Is Victim
Of Hit-Run Car
On Sand Road

Lowell Meacham, Route l, Port
Clinton was the victim of hit
run driver early Tues, morning on
Sand Road, about three miles east
of Port Clinton. Young Meacham,
II years old, reported that he re-
members hearing a car approach,
apparently without any lights and
doesn't recall anything farther
until he was being picked up by
a passerby. Meacham is in Margru-
der Hospital with fractured
right leg. The Sheriff's office is
investigating the accident.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Boys State At
Camp Perry
Is Cancelled

Because of high water conditions
which have prevailed for many
weeks in the Camp Perry area, the
Ohio American Legion announcer
today that the 10th Buckeye Boys
State will be cancelled.
The camp was to have opened
June 6.
The tuition fee of $35 which
many of the $50 school boys have
already paid in will be refunded,
it was stated.
The camp is considered unsafe
until the dixie, destroyed in the
March % flood is repaired.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30


Councilmanie approved Of the
weighing proposal appeared GER
tain at preliminary report
session Tuesday night.
Supporting the state highway
departments petition for con-
sideration of free city site for
weighing trucks off route z, Carl
weighing trucks off route 2, Carl
heckIer, chairman of the Board
of Public Utilities, said the
weighing station in Port Clinton
would reduce loads and save
Perry street from destruction
and would also mean more
revenue in penalty fines for the
city treasury.
Council empowered the board
to proceed with negotiations
with the State Patrol and High
way Department on allotment
of necessary sseund for the
truck weighing ssafion.
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
accommodate the parking of a str
ing Of freight trucks while weigh
ing and other checking is in prog
reSS.
The request will be taken De
fore council, Becker said. No de
cision was reached on the pro
posal last week by the state pa
trol heads he said
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
BULLETIN

Standard Products Co. officials
announced this morning that a
new package agreement with
employees had been reached to
mutual satisfaction.
The package" includes 6Iz
cents per hour pension donation
paid entirely by the company;
three-cenf an hour wage in
crease; three additional paid
holidays and cost of living
clause in the new wage con-
tract.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Petition For Nu|Iifying
Airport Contract Stymied
Putnam Proposed
Addition Gets
Promised Study

A petition purportedly signed
by 233 Port Clinton citizens, ask
ing for immediate curtailment of
Air Tours, Inc, activities at the
city airport brought long drawn
out council session to an abrupt
close late Tuesday night.
The petition specified only two
demands, that Air Tours contract
be suspended and that no exclu-
sive rights as are currently in
effect, be further permitted.
After Council President Harold
Nielsen hurried through the read
ing of the brief preamble, one
councilman mumbled eve can't do
anything about it now" Another
solon called out, Il move adjourn
ment."
One concrete thing did tran
spire, in the shape of an ordi-
nance which will prevent the dis
play of homemade signs, ct cetera,
unless they conform with the city
planning commissions rigorous
schedule of size and proportion to
sidewalks. The Public Utility
Commission was also given au-
thority to closely cooperate with
the Street Commissioner to en-
force regulation of the ordinance
with the assistance of the Police
Department. The Street Com
missioner logically explained that
side strips of lawn on city pro-
perty cannot be moved when the
outcropping of lawn street signs
becomes a MUSHROOM bed of
wooden pegs.
The ordinance, which actually
was passed, will have direct
bearing on what manner of signs
anybody can put out over the city
streets, whether they be overhead,
perpendicular, or underfoot, like
merchandise displays placed far
out on the pavement in front of
stores. This latter problem, coun-
ell decided, must be considered
gravely from now on.
Although the Planning Commis-
sion advised Council that it had
looked fondly upon Frank Put
MANS impassioned pleas for per-
mission to create some 80 home
plats west of south Harrison St.,
to bring more permanently fam
lilies into the city through annex
alton. The city fathers demurred
on the ground that such a plat
might interfere with expansion of
the bay front in the distant future.
Several councilmen urged encour-
agement for the founding housin
ment for the founding housin
project, now on blue prints, bl
others felt more comfortable tab
ing the issue until the Public Utili
ties Board had an opportunity t
study Putnam's request for a
sewer and street base extension.
Putnam estimated that the tax
revenue to the city would run
around $4,000 annually after he
had all his units built.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Miss Anne Seufert
Honored At T. u.

Anne Seufert, senior in phar-
macy at the University of Toledo,
received the Walding, Kinnan and
Marvin United States Dispensary
award at the annual Senior Con-
vocation on May 19. Miss Seufert,
a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority,
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Urban Seufert, 214 West Second
Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Lakeside Girls
Hurt In Crash

Two Lakeside children are re-
covering from minor injuries
which they received in traffic
accident on route 2 west of the
Erie Ottawa county line Saturday.
They are Juna and Joyce Holod-
max, twin daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Holodnak They suf-
fered nose-bleed and cut lips when
the car, driven by their father,
collided with another vehicle dri-
ven by Will Willlabon, Port Gin
ton, according to the state patrol
men of the Bay Bridge post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Diplomas Awarded To
.239 Seniors In County
Schools his Week

Last Friday, marked the last
full school day of the term for
Port Clinton high school students,
although school did not close un-
til Thursday.
Commencement exercises were
held in the school auditorium We'd
nesday evening.
Final examinations were held in
all county schools Monday and
Tuesday, Superintendent Edwin
Digby announced. The county
schools also closed for the sum-
mer vacation period Thursday,
when final report cards were dis
tributed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
Street Argument
Results In Nearly
Severing Mans Ear

A warrant was sworn out today
by Elton 7. Patchett, West Third
Street, against Tony Jadwisiak,
charging him with assault and
battery, as the result of fracas
on Fulton Street Friday evening
Patchett told police that Jad-
wisiak attacked him with a bro
ken section of a heavy wine glass,
severing a portion of his right
ear. He was treated at Magruder
Hospital by DR.. Gordon Ley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
TRUCK CRACKS POLE

The top of a street light stan
dard at Second and Adams Street
was snapped Monday afternoon.
when truck owned by the Vol
unteers of America, struck the
utility pole. The truck was col
lecting old furniture and other
goods for "a Toledo workshop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
GETS BLOOD CENTER POST

Ralph Forster, operator of the
Ben Franklin store, Madison St,
has been signally honored thr-
ough his appointment as chair
man of the co-ordinating commi-
ttee of the regional office of the
Blood Center in Cleveland. Mr..
Forster is chairman of the OF
tawa County bloodmobile of The
American Red Cross Chapter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

for rent are urged to register
their names and addresses at the
information booth, the telephone
for which is 9781. There is no
charge for this registration serv-
ice. he said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
LIBRARY TO CLOSE
WEEK OF JUNE 9

Thelma Montgomery, librarian,
annouced this week that the pub
lie library will be closed June 9
through June Is. Re-carpeting Of
the library necessitates the clos
ing, she said. The library will be
re-opened on June 16.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30
ELECT. l952.s3 OFFICERS

During the annual meeting of
the EOD Army Square Club at the
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening.
officers were elected for the 1852
So season. Elected to office were
Paul Balangue, president; Don
Kohl, vice president; Jack Geld
ine, secretary; and Bert Hanbly
and Henry Hansen; co-captains Of
the FelloWcraft Team.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-30

THE NEWS is prepared to do
your JOB PRINTING on q basis
Of FINE WORKMANSHIP and
GOOD SERVICE at Fair Prices.
Phone 527l.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Mems Sweaters Reduced
900 We're 309 to 4.99

200 fomous-maks sleeveless puIIovevs
end sleeveless button style sweoters,
worsteds and mohoir. GFoy, blue, green,
maroons light green. Small 70 lorss
sizes.
zs Mems Pojemas. sonforized tshrinks
less than 1877, cotton broodeIoth. solids
and stripes, size A only. Were 3.95 to
4.05. Now
"a Knit Jockey Briefs, non-run celonese
soyon, foncy potterns, sizes 70, 80, 81.
Were ! so. Nov 99e
] 200 Mems Hose, somples, discon-
tinued and irregulors. Cotton cobies,
oreyles. clocks, links, fancy and solid
color onklets and long, sizes 10 to 2.
Were 3oc to 7oc. Now-----4 for 100
rs Union Suits, cotton broodcloth,
sleeveless. short legs. Sonforized (shrinks
less than 9o). sizes So to 40. Were
200 Belt Buckles. initioled and foncy
styles. Not every initioi in every style.
Were 80 to ZOO. Now 35e to 75e
plus 2O9o FederoI tox
1000 Rayon Ties, foulords, sotins, pom
els. neot and bold potterns. Were 75c
to so. Now---------55e, z for 100
rs Royon Cord Leisure Joekets, brown
and blue, button front. Not every color
in every style. Brown and blue. Small,
medium and large. Were 500. Now,
3.99
4 Lishtweisht Rayen Sport coots in
blue and brown. Sizes So, 4o,. 40 L,
~ L. Were 1885 to 1875. Now TIT
- Denim Sloeks, also white colors, solid
coIors. Broken sizes. Were 3.2o to 4o8.
tNOW bsSV
MEMS FURNISHINGS. Down Stoirs Store,
Main Building
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Relief Supply Doubled
For South Koreans
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PUSAN. Korea.-Relief and re-
habilitation supplies for South
Korea's war-stricken civilians
were more than doubled in the
first seven months this year COM
pared with the same period in
1851.
The report on relief supplies
from United Nations countries
and welfare organizations was
made by the q. N. Civil Assistance
Command. Korea.
From January through August
this year a total Of 661,714 long
tons Of supplies were received,
compared with 277.481 long tons
for the like period last year, the
report said.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. l1ic. couples mast
apply for q marriage license on
one day. tUdit three Jttl days and
receiue the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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and Dolores Guido. 20. ]7O3 10th st
ne.
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