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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
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eium Soiepbinum in 8ortbington.
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piiroiger 8rieiter5oglinge fir bic
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mn1trpnfrt1a11
(Sortfesune bon Sette u

tlor gema6t tperoen, Oab es feinen
"amerifaniicben SSmperialismus" ee=
be uno feinerlei slssreiiion sesen irs
genoein Sano.
ginoeutig iprab ii6 giienbomer
gegen nSiolationismus" - NIT Dem
8ort miro pieI S6inoluber eetrieben
- uno fir grmutigung bes freibeit=
li6en &fpiIens in anberen Sci
len Der @elt. 8ir niiiien, iogte er,
Elm itdrferes Nes bon Muiierten idaf=
fen, ni6t nur in europa, ionoern au6
in Siib- -Imerifa, i'm Mittleren Often,
in aiien rnb slfrifa. SIM gIeiden
Sinn nerbieB er v1,neri9iitterlide
Stiisung" Ser Gereinten Wationen,
Oie bel itaatsmannil6er Siibrung in
Der Sade oes Sriebens beiieres IeiIten
unb unier 8ertrauen auf iie re6tfertis
gen neroen.
Militarii6e StGrfe ione oaau 6ie-
men, Die mirtidaftli9e StGrfe Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
GintuanbernnssfpmmiiIipn

8raiioent Sruman ernannte am
Sonnerstag cine Sonoerfommiiiion,
oeren aufgabe barin beitebt, oie gin-
manoerungs= uno @inbiirgerungspo-
litif ser Ser. Stoaten at iiberpriifen.
ssSn ieiner Grfldrung bieriiber ber=
bano ser Brdiioent bieien S6ritt ba-
nit, oaB Der &ongreB tros leines
@iniprubs IN Ser letten Sibungs=
periooe oas bon Dem oenofratiiden
Senator WcGarran bon Iebaoa uno
Dem oennofratilben GeprGientanten
8alter bon SenniDlpania eingebra6=
te @eIeb CUR Neufaiiung ,tnb MbGnoe=
rung oes ginpanoerungs= uno Natu-
ralilterungsre6ts annabm. Srumon
batte gegen oas McGarron-8alter
@eies iein 8eto nit Der 8egriinoung
eingelegt, oaB es oisfriminiereno ge-
gen beitimmte &aiien lei unb es un-
mogli6 ma6e, Die beimatlos geporoe=
men 8erionen angemeiien 5u beban-
oeIn.
Mls Dies 8eleb oem Hraiibenten
porgelegt puroe, bate er SEN &on=
greB aufgeforoert, cine &ommiiiion
gum Stuoium bieies @ebiets 5u Bill
oen. Sies geifob iebod ni6t. Nun-
mebr erfldrte Ser BrGlibent, bie gr-
nennrng Ser neuen &omniiiion babe
oen 3med, bie bon ibm geipiinl6te
llnteriu6ung berbei5ufiibren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
4nlnpnpH Jnhtlann.
unrt Tathrr StrlntpH

Sn anipeienbeit oes p'iten
Srn. gr5biibofs WinrraD begebt Der
bodn. Sr. Bfarrer Sobn 5telmes
bon Der Warid- Simmelfabrts- STRIDE
in ct. Baul am Sonntag 90. Sep
tember, lein @oloenes Hrieiteriubi-
lanm. Gas feierli6e So6amt lit Inn
eli ubr. I'm ein l1br lit Seitelien inn
4lubbaus Ser &nigbts of Columbus.
I'm orei llbr miro bie neue 8farr>
lbule unb bas S6neIternbaus ser
@emeiroe eingepeibt.
Sr. Bfarrer Stelmes erblidte 6as
Siht Der Welt in 2uremburg. 8or
fiinf5ig Sabren ipuroe er in ct. Saul
gum Brielter geipeibt. Seine 8rimis
feierte er in Der St.-agnes-airde.
Sangere 3eit tpionete er iid neben
leellorgli6er Satigfeit auf @unld]
oes bodm'iten grabiidofs Srelano ser
Sammlung bon @elbern fir oen 8au
Der &atbeOrale. gon 8aconia, tpo er
lonee Sabre als Bfarrer getpirft but
te, berlef i'm Der bo6m'Ite Sr. grabi-
| lbof WfurraD als Na6folger BON
Satber 2eopolo Saas an oie Warid-
Simmelfabrts= Stride, sic dlteIte beut-
l6e Stride in Winneiota. Grit i'm per-
floienen Sabr nurbe bas ebrtpiir6ige
@ottesbaus, na6 elmer Seuersbrunlt,
Die aaem slni6ein na6 ourd ginbre-
der peruriadt tporoen mar, in otter
Sdonbeit reltauriert. '
I'D nnlt0s amos!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

ct. SAUL, Minn. - slm fommen
oen Sonntag, IA. September, be
ginnt Die pier5igitiinoise Anoabt IT
folgenoen Gfarrtirden Der gr5oioae
ie: ct. Morfus', ct. Saul; ct. Sta
nislaus', ct. Saul; ct. 8onifatius'
Winneapolis; ct. Stepbans, slnofa
ct. Golumbfias, Belle Greet; ct
9enofepa, Genterpile; ct. 8ius Y.
Cannon SAILS; ct. 9ernaros, So.
logne; ct. anOreas', Granite Saas;
ct. Satri5ius', &anoipobi; ct. Wi.
6aels, Grior Safe; Slite 9reifoltie.
feit5, ct. Souls Barf; ct. Giftoriu
Sictoria; ct. Soiepbs, @aconia; ct
8eorgs, 8elt Tenton.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

slm pergangenen Sonntoe fant
bier Die @runolteinleeuns bes neuer
bon BEN 6ran5isfanerl6meitern bon
@alObreitbad geleiteten ct. sSrancis.
Sopitols itatt. Die 8eibe nabm Ser
bo6p'ite 8eibbiidof 8prne BON ct.
Saul Dor. Sas neue Soipital mirb
fir fitnf5ig Batienten 9faum bieten
uno Der &oltenporani6lag lautet aui
$925,OOO, Dooon sic S6peitern
$25O,OOO beilteuerten. 3irfa $685.
600 murOen Our6 offentli6e Sanlm=
lung eingebrad)t, ben Ste ltbetrag Iteu=
ert Die 8unoesreeierune unter Dem
beitsprogramm hei.
ct. Glpnb, Minn. - slm fommen=
Den Gienstag, 16. September, finoet
Die feierlibe @eibe bes neuen Di0se=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ouf Dem @eI1n-
oe Ser St.=Sobannes-4bte in Col
legepiae ltatt. Die 8eibe pon5iebt Se.
gninen5 &aroinal goparo Woonep,
Gr5bildof bon Detroit. lnmittelbar
an Die 8eibe i6lieBt lt6 cine feier-
li6 Bontififalamt unter freiem Sim>
mel, 5elebrlert bon Dem bo6p'Iten
8eibbii6of SEQ s. 9nori6of BON
Sarge. Sic Seitprebigt bGlt gr5bi=
l6of 0turrap bon ct. Saul. 3u Ser
biltorii6en 6eier peroen 5irfa fanf,
|unooreiBig gr5biidofe uno 8iidofe
lomie 5ablrei6e Brieiter, SdpeItern
uno Saien bon ausm6rts ertpartet.
Mfan re6net, pie &oaoiutorbii6oi
gartbolome befannt CAB, nit elmer
getelligung bon nabe5u 5tpan5igtall=
leno Eerlonen. Soriiter oes Sorbe.
reltungsausl6ulies lit Der bo6tp'1te
9r. Semlnarregens Wigr. IS. 81
Eenner.
&arOinal Woonep, ser bereits am
Wontag in ct. Glouo eintrifft, lpirf
| am Nontagnadmittog au6 BEL ser
Ginpeibung oes nelen Satber Sier5,
Senfmals an 6. uno 7. 4penue=Horf
anipeleno iein.
@inona, Wtinn. - SIM bieliger
Gominifanerpriorat ieierte ser noe,
gen leinen Miiiionsprebigten melt be.
fonnte bo6D. P. IS. 8. 2atpler, o.
?, lein @oloenes BrielteriubilGum
gseu Yurf, g. 9. - SIN alter Dor
edsunolieb5ig Sabren itarb an
Samstog Ser ebrm. 8ruber Galirtrs
leit 1898 Ofitglieo Der &onsregatior
Der Gbriitliden S6ulbriiber uno fri
ber Bro=8ropin5ial Ser San sSran
eiseo'er nno ipQter Ser Seem gorfe,
Sroensprooin5.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
M.|8.g.

@eitern offnete ii6 nniere Saupt,
einganespforte fiir elm ,peiteres
Sbuliabr. Inn iebs l1br nahmit.
tags tpurben oreibunoertunobreibie
8enobner oes BGpitliben goaegium
Soiepbinum regiltriert. gs lit btes
bie b06lte In5abl in ser @eidi6te
oeS Soiepbinums. Mus bieler an5abl
beginner bunoertunoorei5ebn Stu
oenten ibre Bbiloiopbie 1no Sbeolo.
gle. llnlere &Gume iino ni6t nur on
gefiiut, ionoern iiberfiiat. 8ir muB-
ten mebr Bette, S6reibtil6e unS
Stitble anihaffen. Gerldieoene Stu
oenten oes bobern Seninars nebmen
ibre Haume i'm untern @elfoB Elm.
8ir be1pillfommnen alle Stuoen=
ten, gang beionoers Die neuen beren
In5obl einunOa6t5ig betrGgt. slue
Oiele, nit 9luSnabme BON et1pa orei
ODER pier Beginner oas erIte Sobr in
ser Sobl6ule.
@ir erDarten sic gelpobnli6e gln-
5abl BON Seimnebfranfen. gs lit Iebr
intereiiont, oielen Gorgang su beob-
a6ten, Oltr6 Sen Oie meiiten gegangen
iinO. 9aS ein5ige Mittel oagegen lit,
oaB man nit feItem @ilen oariiber
binpeggebt uno ii6 ernItli6 an oie
Irbeit begibt.
Giele Sorbereitltngen iino p4bren0
oe5 Sommers fir 0as neue Sbuliabr
getrofen moroen. 3obuoie Stodtperfe
uno &anOe iinO gereinigt tporoen.
ltnlere slrbeiter erfreute es gon5 be-
lonoers, oaB 9elpiiie Seile unierer
@ebduOe bon ben Stuoerten gerei=
nigt perOen niiiien. Sbpobl Tie etli-
die Gaume gereiniet boben, bIeibt
Oob man6es 81 tpiini6en iibrig. Sos
mer, Grelton Soc lno Sean peroen
oas llebrige Ihon belorgen.
ltnlere Geparatltren in Ser &apelle
itno perpoaltanoigt poreen - su I'M
lerer groBten 9eirieoigung. gs iiebt
allies logar belier aus, als ie porber.
@er Dies in 9lugeni6ein nebmen
lpuroe, mare MIR 81 germ mi0ig rn=
fern uGbapel 6uno" 5u 1tnteritiiben.
Gerlelbe lit ltetig um @a6ien, ober es
bleibt nod oiel 5u tltn iibrig. @ir
Oonfen beiten5 fiir oue bisber uns
gereibte Silfe!
llnlere groBe 6amilie beoorf gro
Ber Sorrate an Spell uno Grant uno
&leiOune. 8ie uniere Sc ler tpillen,
geben Die 9tabrungsmittelpreile, &lei-
Der, iiberbaupt aue 8eoorfsartifel
ltetlg in Die Sobe, mebr oenn ie su=
Dor. unlere He6nungen fir Mil6,
5lelld uno anoere 8ebarfsartifel
lperoen bober unb bober iteigen. Otit
Der ltets lpi1ieen Silfe unierer 2eIer
uno 8obltGter meroen mir imitanbe
leln, ol6 oiesmal aus5ufommen.
Gum letten Ofal erinnern mir alle
unlere Stuoerten, BOB iie l1ns lobaIo
ols mogli6 Die gtamen ser neuen
Seler fir uniere 3eitungen unterbrei=
ten. 8ir ermarten oie getpobnIi6en
guten Grfolge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
Sttm1ue OeS TOlfeS
fHr baS Soiepbiunm

slnbei l6ide i6 Sbnen cine fleine
@abe 5u gbren Oes FL. glntonlns gum
&oblenfonos.
sc. &C., ga.
ginIiegeno getrag fir BEN i6onen
,Sbio- -@aiienfreunO'. 0toge er nod
redt lange eri6einen! 8ottes Segen
rltbt iiftbar auf oem ,Sbio= =8ailen-
freuno' uno auf Oem Solepbinum.
6rau s., 0to.
*
Senoe Sbnen biermit oen Sobress
betrag fir Ben ,Sbio- -8aiienfreuno'
Sd bin iest iiber a6t5ig Sabre alt
uno modte BEN ,8ailenireuno' lelen,
lolange ih lebe.
& q =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
ct. Gaul, Minn.-8 8ortbimgtum, ..
Samstag, 13. September 1852.
6 ir d c II t a Scr

Sonntag, IA. September: 5iinfsebn=
fer Spnntas nad Efinaiten (8reus=
erb6bnn9). - gpang II m :
Som Singing 81 gaim (Suf. y.
Otontog, 10. September: Sie B n
9 6 er5en Ot or ID.
Gienstag, 16. September: 2uomilla.
Otittno6, II. September: Siloegaro.
9onnerstog, IS. September: Soiepb
BON Gupertino.
Sreitag, 19. September: Sanuarius.
Samstag, 20. September: guitabius.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
displaced Berions

Der 8eirat Der displaced Berions
Gommiiiion", in Dem Die gintpanoe-
Observation-Disclosures Ser fiibren-
oen &onfeiiionen bes 2anbes bertre.
ten iino, bertuies leste @obe oarauf
oaB oas DB<@inipanberergeiet 5tpar
am 1. September ablief, oaB a6er in
iiberleeiihen 2dn6ern INNER nod
Winionen bon Weniben obne Sei-
mat unb Soffnung iin6.
Hab einem 8eiu9 i'm @eiIen Saus
erfldrte Der MusibuB, cine amerifa.
niide l1nteriudung Der Gage Der Sci
matloien tonne in obieftiper @eiie
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25

REP. REIDER
SPEAKS BEFORE
HEALTH GROUP

State Rep. Robert w Reider's
address before the Northwestern
Ohio Public Health Association in
Findlay this noon will be broad
cast on Saturday at 12:l5 p. m.
over Radio Station WFRO, Ere
mont.
Robert F. Wolfe, owner of WFRO,
said this morning that special ar
rangement5 have made to broad
cast transcription Of Rep. Rel
der's talk as a public service fea-
ture.
Rep. Reider's subject, Public
Health In Ohio AS Seen Through
the Eyes of a State Legislator, )"
was heard by officials represent
ing 10 northwestern Ohio counties.
Richard Dern, OF Port Clinton,
Sandusky County's sanitation of
ficer, was chairman of the con-
ference committee. He was as
sisted by Mrs. Gale Stevens, sec
retary of the Ottawa County
Board Of Health. More than 200
health officials attended.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
ClTY'S BIKE RIDERS SWAMP
FIRE STATION FOR SAFETY TAPE
Distributed BY JR. WOMEN'S CLUB

Young bike owners response to
the Junior Women's Club bike
safety campaign featuring distri-
button Of Scotch Lite reflector
tape was beyond all expectations
of the committee.
It was estimated between $50
and 600 children brought their
bikes to the station house in city
hall to have the magic safety
tape affixed. This represented
about 80 percent of all the bicycles
in the city, according to police
registration records.
The great influx of children at
city hall also turned out to be
a windfall for the police depart
ment, which did a land-office
business in collection Of bike
license fees for 1852.
Mrs. George Nichols, chairman
of the safety committees drive
for the Junior Women's group,
said the safety tape can still be
procured at the Police Depart.
ment. The remaining material,
she said, "will be distributed
equally to the schools at Catawba,
Gypsum and LaCarne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS ROSE
GARDEN IN WATERW0RKS PARK
AS MEMORIAL TO WAR HEROES

In behalf of the Legion Post.
Commar der Ray Sp2rber Thursday
night presented gold rose cors-
ages to the Gold Star Mothers
and Carnation corsages to the
Auxiliary members. In charge of
refreshments were Howard Jones,
Harold Worst and Howard Full
ton.
Students of the local high school
were presented in diversified
program by directors David STAN
ton and Printy Arthur.
Special membership contest
award plaques were presented to
Marblehead and Port Clinton Leg
ion posts at the First district con-
ference held Sunday IL White
house, Elmore and Genoa post,
which also reached their quotas,
were also hon,led
For having oversupscribed its
quota, Ottawa County was given
the honor of leading the parade
with Coehran's Majorettes Of Port
Clinton and the Genoa band part
Continued on Page 3, Col. g.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25

crease demand, the company Of
fered, according to its spokemen,
four cents per hour.
An escalator clause similar 10
that of General Motors, namely
adjustment of wages every three
months, was submitted to the
union.
The company pointed out that
it had agreed to a productivity
increase of four cents an hour
last December, and another four
cents next December.
Company spokesmen said they
had agreed to pay for three adj
ditional holidays, Memorial Day,
July 4, Labor Day, or any other
three holidays which the union
might prefer, making a total of
six paid holidays per year.
In the final Union request the
company offered consideration of
the correction of any specific
wage inequity pointed out by the
union"
Pension Not Favored
Company officials, however,
said they were unable to go along
with the union request for a
pension program, being unable to
assume such a liability at this
time"
The company claimed that it
granted wage increases totaling II
cents per hour since January,
1850, exclusive of four cents which
went for fully paid life and
health insurance program.
The concessions granted by the
company were claimed to be the
maximum that can be offered, Of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
Ordnance General Hinrichs Terms Erie DEPOT
Largest Artillery Layout In United States;
Hints Long Term Defense Operation Here
n. Y. G.. Schedule
To Change Sunday

Effective Sunday, April 81, the
following changes in train arrival
times at Port Clinton have been
announced by the New York Cen.
trail Railroad.
No. 19, westbound, will arrive
at 7:19 am. instead of 7:53, az
formerly. No. 43, also westbound,
will arrive 10 minutes later, or
7:27 p. m. instead of TIT p. Ill.
Three changes have been made
in the eastbound schedule. No.
290, which had arrived at 5:23
a. m. will now stop here at 5:03
a. m. No. 80, formerly arriving
at 1851 a. m. will, after Sunday
arrive at 8:31 am. No. 46, now
arriving at 4:04 p. m. will have a
new arrival time of 1858 p. m.
Sunday.
There will be other changes
eventually as the system converts
their schedules to daylight savings
time operation. Anyone desiring
schedules for Toledo and Cleve-
land departures may receive tnat
information by calling the New
York Central offices at 1891.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
Erie GARDENS ANNEXATION GETS
FRIENDLY OK BY COUNCIL RE-STuDY
Citv Council Reflects
Favorable Consideration:
Committee To Meet Monday

Full reconsideration of Erie
Gardens annexation to the city
appeared possible, following re-
port made by City Councilman
DeForrest Maxwell at council
meeting Tuesday night.
Maxwell told councilmen that
he had conferred with James
squiers, manager Of the govern
ment housing reservation, and
was convinced of the merits OF
bringing the remaining portion of
the Gardens into the city.
Il would entertain motion to
do so at this time" he said, out
there remains question concern
ing the proper boundary line Of
the proposed annexation.
Property Exclusion Cited
Maxwell explained that n e
learned there is a jog in the
boundary line at Wilson street
which would exclude four homes
from the city corporate limit. He
said other jogs in the line would
exclude other homes, which should
be included in the city. He ex-
pressed belief that the jogs Ie-
ferred to should be Strengthened
out so that all property owners
desiring to become party to an
nexation, may have the opportun-
ity to come into the city.
Tenants at Erie Gardens have
petitioned on two occasions In
four months to become residents
of the city Previously council
was opposed to taking any action
in favor of the request.
Would Avoid Red Tape
City Solicitor John Reinheimer
told council that if the private
property owners would incllde
their names on the Erie Gardens
annexation petition much red
tape could be avoided before tax
ing the question to the voters at
general election.
Councilman Leroy Bracken sug-
gested that special meeting of
the public affairs committee be
held next Monday to consider Tie
proposed Erie Garden boundary
which woLld form square from
Third Street south to Fremont
road. Plans for procedure will be
drawn up at that time
At least four of the councilmen
and as many other city officials
favor annexation of Erie Gardens
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
SPERbER HEADS
COUNTY UNIT,
CANCER SOCIETY

More active cooperation and
assistance for cancer victims in
Ottawa County is promised as the
result of an enthusiastic meeting
of the county unit of the American
Cancer Society Monday in Oak
Harbor.
Ray Sperber, Port Clinton, was
elected president of the county
unit at the reorganization lunch
con at the Warner Hotel.
Mrs. Carlton Miner, Oak Har-
bor, was retained as secretary
treasurer of the group.
Gordon Jeffrey, Lucas County
clerk of courts, and 1852 state
campaign chairman for the Amer
lean Cancer Society, and J. P.
Kalina, Cleveland, field represent
ative of the state society, briefly
discussed the objectives of the
national society and the many
county services which are possible
for an active unit.
Plans for a Lights On" drive
for funds to be held the first
part of May were discussed, with
definite dates and organizational
assistance to be announced later
Half of the amount of the con-
tributions from Ottawa County
will be retained by the county
unit for financial assistance with
cancer cases within the county,
Mr.. Kalina explained. The other
half is proportioned between the
state and national organizations.
Kalina said that the national
goal will be S16,0O0,0OO, the funds
TO be Used to support programs of
research, services to cancer pat
tents and public and professional
education.
'The educational messages dis
tributed by crusade solicitors will
carry important, lifesaving inior-
nation" Mr.. jeffrey pointed out.
"The magnitude of our task is
indicated by statistics showing
that cancer strikes one out of
five Americans" he declared.
Others attending the luncheon
besides the new officers and Mr.
Kalina and Mr.. Jeffrey were John
Tettau and Norma Faris, Erie Or
dnance Depot's cancer crusade
organization; Mrs. w. P. Short
ridge and Mrs. Olive Wheeler,
Oak Harbor; and Mrs. Charles
Shredder and Mrs. Harry Redman,
Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25

Plans for the construction OF a
Memorial Rose Garden in Water
works Park were announced Thurs
day evening when American Leg
ion Post 13 members entertained
the Ottawa County Chapter, Gold
Star Mothers of America. and the
Port Clinton Legion Auxiliary
Dedicated to the memory of War
Heroes, the Memorial Garden will
he shaped as large star and will
be elevated SO that it will be an
attractive addition 70 the Water
works Park Families. who have
lost sons or daughters in service.
may purchase rose bushes for plan
ting in the garden, which will be
constructed and maintained by
local 1,ogionnaires. Suitable mar
kers anu large star-shaped trel-
lis are planned.
Legionnaires in charge of the
project are Harold Worst, chair
man; Guy Lotridep, William Gro
hen ana Delbert anderson. Exact
location of the proposed garden
will be announced soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
CYCLISTS HURT
IN F0uR-WAy
TRAFFIC SNARL.

Two Fremo motorcyclists
were seriously injured Whci'
their vehicle was in a mishap in
volving three automobiles Oh Rt.
So, about six miles west Of Port
Clinton, Friday night
The men were removed to Ma
gruder Hospital They are Chal-
mer Gibson, 81, who received a
compound fracture of the right
leg and chest and face lacera-
tions. His companion, who was a
passenger on the motorcycle, al
vim Ottney, 80, suffered frac
ture of the right elbow and lac
erations of the face
According to Deputy Sheriff,
Myron Hetrick, Gibson had al
tempted to pass one car when his
vehicle was thrown against an
oncoming car, bouncing back on
the road to strike third vehicle.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-25
Production At
LaCarne Is Given
Official Approval

LACARNE, O., April % =
Maintenance, proof firing and
storage activities of Erie Ordn
ance Depot underwent an inter-
sive inspection by Brigadier Gen
eral John H. Hinrichs, new Chief
of Field Service, Office of the
Chief of Ordnance, during an all
Gay visit at the depot Tuesday.
Upon his completing his in
spection of Erie, which he termed
the largest artillery production
depot in the country, General
Hinrichs said he found the shop
layout and production control
features of Erie among the most
advanced in the Ordnance Corps.
He also stated that he was pleased
with the progressive manageme mt
of the storage and packing opar
ations.
He hinted of contemplated plans
which will keep the depot in that
position, but declined to outline
particulars until after further
discussions with Col. E. M. Webb,
Commanding Officer.
This was General Hinrichs' first
visit to Erie since assuming his
new position, but he visited Eric
while stationed at Camp Perry
with training battalion of all
armored division during the past
war period.
General Hinrichs, accompanied
by 1t. Col. M. G. Megica, also
of the Office of the Chief of
Ordnance, arrived at Erie Or.
dnance Depot early Tuesday
morning from Washington. He
was met by Col. Webb who con-
Quoted him about the post dur
ing the morning and afternoon
hoLrs.
The General held brief con-
ference with the military staff of
the post just before the lunch
hour, and he and 1t. Col. Megica
were guests of Col. and Mrs. Webb
for lunch. He left Erie Tuesday
evening for Rossford Ordnance
Depot and tour Of inspection
there on Wednesday.