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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23

ham, Austin Harbage, F. H. Beau
man, James Miller, Cecil Harsh.
w. L. Garen, Robert Eby, John
Moore, H. w. Rogers, Alvin Barr,
Henry Snyder, Joe Hook, Marion
MoatS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23
GRETCHEN Won kANEL
GRADUATES AT OSu

Miss Gretchen Won Kanel re-
ceived degree of Bachelor of
Science in Nursing at graduation
exercises at Ohio State University
Friday. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Won Kanel and Mrs. Robert
Day of London attended the ex-
erciSeS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23
THURSDAY CLUB PARTY
AT COUNTRY CLUB

The Thursday Bridge Club had
its Christmas party at the London
Country Club Thursday afternoon,
starting play at four o'clock and
interrupting for dinner and gift
exchange.
Prizes at bridge went to Mrs.
Webb Kulp and Mrs. Horace H.
Hume.
Others attending were, Mrs. w.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23

Mrs. Floyd Butts, Mrs. Joseph
Garman, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs.
Roy Butts, Mrs. Wayne Dunkle
and Mrs. Albert Monas.
~ ~
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Members of the Past Noble
Grand Council had their annual
Christmas party at the Chooman
Restaurant.
Mrs. Clinton Stickel, retiring
president, expressed her thanks
to her officers for their co-opera-
ton and installed the new officers,
presenting each with corsage.
Mrs. Howard Deck conducted
the devotional which were con-
cluded with a silent prayer for
Mrs. John w. Maddux, a charter
member, who passed away We'd
nesday morning at her home in
Pandora. The program included
a gift exchange and special sur
prise gifts from each members
capsule sister. Favors were Christ
mas corsages made by Mrs. Earl
Postle.
Attending were, Mrs. Ed Speas-
maker, Mrs. Howard Deck, Mrs.
Earl Postle Mrs. Robert Allison,
Mrs. Howard Ball, Mrs. Fanny
Runyan, Mrs. Floyd Butts, Mrs.
Clinton Stickel, Mrs. Hobart
Baker, Mrs. Wayne Dunkle, Mrs.
Harry Turvy Mrs. Ernest Whee-
Ter, Mrs. Bessie Duffy, Mrs. j.
K. Coberly, Mrs. Charles Reed
and daughter Sally of Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23
ATTEND SHRINE DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Byers, East
First Street, spent the weekend in
Dayton. They were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Andrews and at
tended the formal dance of the
DAYTON Shrine Club.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23
MISS CHAM BERS GIVES
PARTY FOR EMPLOYEES

Miss Dell Chambers entertained
at dinner Sunday evening in her
apartment on South Main Street
for employees in her Speciality
Shop.
Her guests were, Mrs. John
Harper, (Rosalind Miller), Miss
Miriam LeBeau, Miss Catherine
Higgins and Miss Mary Davis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23
J. w. Byers 50th
Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Byers, IA
East First Street, will celebrate
their fiftieth wedding anniversary
with open house. Calling hours
will be New Years eve from eight
thirty to ten-thirty and New
Years Day from three to five.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23

"MARGE" BROWN SPENDING
HOLIDAYS HERE
Miss Margaret Brown of Long
Beach, California, is spending the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-12-23

holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Brown, South
Main Street, and other relatives.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Touching Not Assault,
Municipal Judge Says

The mere touching of a police
man by a suspected sex pervert
does not constitute assault. a Mu-
nicipal Court judge ruled today.
The verdict, handed down by
Judge Frank H. Myers, freed a
28-year-old colored man accused
of soliciting a police plainclothes-
man assigned to track down per-
verts.
There was no intent to do vio-
lent injury or corporeal hurt to
the police officer" the judge de-
clared. There was an intent to
solicit him for a lewd and obscene
act"
The suspect, Michael L. Jami-
son of the 1700 block of S street
NV, should have been brought
into court on a charge of solicit
ling for a lewd and immoral pur-
pose, Judge Myers said.
According to the testimony
Jamison approached Police Pvt
Joseph N. Palmisano in an alley
near Twentieth street and HillyeI
place NV, and touched him as he
made the indecent proposal.
The soliciting charge carries q
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Jury Resumes Study
OF Tax Scandals
Uncovered by House
by the Associoted Press

A Federal grand jury here has
gone back to work on tax scandals
brought to light by House investi-
gators several months ago.
\ United States Attorney Charles
M. Irelan disclosed to reporters to-
day that the grand jury has re-
sumed its deliberations after be-
ing in recess for several weeks.
| Mr.. Irelan predicted the jury
will remain in session for about
two months because it has "a
good many things to consider, "
including whether perjury figured
in testimony before the King sub
committee of the House Ways and
Means Committee.
Mr.. Irelan declined to list what
witnesses will be called, but one
case believed certain to get atten-
tion involves the story of an
alleged $500. 900 tax shake-down.
The story was told by Abraham
Teitlebaum, who said he was ap-
preached by two men who claimed
official Washington connections
and told him he would have bad
tax troubles unless he paid q half
million dollars.
Among those mentioned as
probable witnesses is Henry w.
(the DutchmanD Grunewald,
Washington mystery man. Grune-
wald is under indictment on
charges of refusing to answer
questions Of the House investi-
gators.
There also have been reports
the grand jury might be interest
ed in looking into the activities of
T. Lamar Caudle, former chief of
the Justice Departments tax divi-
sion. Mr.. Caudle was fired by
President Truman a year ago for
"outside activities" Recently he
testified at great length before
another House subcommittee in
vestigating the Justice Depart
lment.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Mayor Of Paris Ousted
From De GuuIIe Porty
By the Asseeiated Press

PARIS, Nov. 7.-Mayor Paul
Coirre of Paris was ousted today
from Gen. Charles de Gaulle's
party, the Rally Of the French
People.
Kicked out at the same time
were Jean-Louis Vigier. a mem
ber Of the city council and an ad-
Imlnistrative employe. I
Evening star., 1952-11-07

Mr.. Roland is. IS.
Mr.. Lands is 90.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Dy the Assoeioisd Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md. Nov. T.
Two elderly gentlemen faced
Magistrate Paul Ottinger in traffic
court here yesterday.
John e. Roland. Of Maugans-
vile. was charged with reckless
driving. He said a jug Of cider Oh
the front seat Of his car rolled on
the floor and when he bent to pick
it up he ran into a parked car
No one was injured but the parked
car suffered about $500 damage.
Lincoln A. Lands of Williams
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Bevonite Organ Coils
u. S. Election 'Truqic'
BY the Assoeiated Press

LONDON, Nov. THE Weekly
Tribune, voice of the British La
Dor Party's Bevanite left wing.
yesterday described Gen. Eisen-
hower's election victory as "a
tragic setback to the cause Of hu-
man decency and political sanity
all over the world"
"It MEANS" the paper added in
an editorial, "that the retreat Of
American liberalism which has
been so evident in recent years Is
turned, for the moment at least.
into q rout."
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Judge Persuodes 2 Old Timers
To Retire Drivers Licenses

port was convicted of failing to
grant the right Of way at an in
tersection. No one was hurt and
there was no damage.
Magistrate Ottinger gave each
the choice of paying q $25 fine or
surrendering their drivers licenses.
He urged them to take the latter
choice -"for your own good"
Both agreed they had been driv-
ing long enough.
MIR. Roland is. IS.
Mr.. Lands is 80.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Donish Foreign Minister
To Visit Envoy Here
BY the Associated Press

Denmark's Foreign Minister, Ole
Bjorn Kraft, will arrive tomorrow
for a two-day visit with Danish
Ambassador Henrik de Kaufman
Mr.. Kraft is in New York head
ing Denmark's delegation to the
United Nations Assembly. He
plans no talks with American Gov
ernment officials during his stay
here.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

questions that no such offer had
been made.
Senator Lodge previously had
told newsmen Immediately after
his defeat that he would not -ac-
Icept any appointment. He had
been prominent in the pre-con-
Ivention campaign to obtain the
Republican nomination for Gen.
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Lodge Wouldn't Say No
TO Cabinet Post Offer
By the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, Nov. 7.-U. S. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr. Republi-
can. of Massachusetts,, defeated
for reelection in Tuesdays elec-
ton. said yesterday he wouldn't
say no" to a cabinet offer from
President-elect Dwight D. Eisen-
hover.
He added in answer to reporters
Evening star., 1952-11-07

final chapter of
his latest, Dear
Dorothy Dix"
i18 times before
it satisfied him
! Mr.. K a n e
stopped off here
on a N a tion-
F., W i d e a u t o.
graphing tour
for his S tory
about the late
famous adviser
on domestic and
romantic prob
! lens.
Evening star., 1952-11-07

vealed that Dear Dorothy Dix"
came closer to his heart than most
of his preceding books, such as
louisiana Hayride." ''Natchez on
the Mississippi and Gentlemen,
Swords and Pistols"
Mr.. Kane is planning another
hook with the tentative title. "The
Generals Wife," about Gen. and
Mrs. Robert e. Lee, with an Ar
lington and Washington setting.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Writing Best-SeNers
Is Not an Easy Job,
IHornett Kane Suys

Harnett T. Kane, who has writ
ten IL best-sellers In IL years,
admitted today it's not as easy as
it sounds.
For instance, he rewrote the
Evening star., 1952-11-07

maximum penalty Of 80 days and
500 fine. The assault count
could mean a $500 fine or a year
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
500 OHIOANS HELPING TO BUILD
MIGHTY GIBRALTAR OF PACIFIC"

WITH U. S. FORCES ON OKI-
NAWA-OkinaWa, scene of one
of the last and bloodiest battles
of World War II, today plays host
to more than 500 natives of Ohio
who are helping turn the island
into United Nations "Gibraltar
of the Pacific. -
Located more than 5000 miles
from San Francisco, Okinawa is
the largest island of the Ryuk-
yus chain which stretches in a
775-mile arc from Kyushu, south
ernmost island of Japan, to the
waters off FormoSa.
The island was taken from the
Japanese during one of the final
campaigns of the Pacific war at
a cost of thousands of American
lives.
Today, in the midst of a mu!-
ti-million dollar construction
program, Okinawa is one of the
strongest bastions of the free
worlds Pacific defense perm
eter.
Since 1850 it has been used by
the Air Force as a base for the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

"That whereas, the party of the first part has
leased certain premises situated in Portage Town
ship, Ottawa County, Ohio, from the United
States Gypsum Company, Wilson A. Kirk and
Edward B. Kirk, Ethel Shook Zems and William
Zelms for airport purposes, and
Whereas, Air Tours, Inc, has released a lease
on portion of said premises held by Air Tours,
Inc, with the United States Gypsum Company,
and
Whereas, a part of the consideration for said
release was the agreement of the Village of Port
Clinton, Ohio, to grant to Air Tours, Inc, the
elusive right to operate planes commercially
either for freight or passenger service, from the
premises so leased by said Village to the islands
of Lake Erie:
Nov, Therefore, this agreement Witnesseth.
that the said Village of Port Clinton Ohio, hereby
grants to Air Tours, Inc, the exclusive right to
operate commercial arplanes for passenger, mail
and freight service or any of them, between said
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
Officials Consider Public
Downtown Parking Lot
Large Lot At Rear
Of Clinton Theatre
Recommended

Recognizing the growing acute
ness of the downtown parking
problem, members of city coun-
Gil are studying a proposal to
create a public parking lot be-
tween Monroe and Madison
Streets, at the rear of the Gin
ton Theatre.
An area which is considered
available and looked upon favor
ably by city officials, measures
100 by 200 feet.
The proposal was made several
days ago after councilmen had
acted to place meters on Jeffer-
son Street between Perry and
Second Streets and on Madison
Street, north of Perry Street to
the wharf. The latter will be dou-
BILE faced meters to permit angle
parking as is now the custom in
that block.
Council has referred the free
city parking lot proposal to the
Public Utility Board for study and
future report back to the council
committee on streets and parks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
3 Graduate From
Catholic School

Twenty-three members of the
eighth grade of Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic School were
graduated in ceremonies which
followed the 8 a. m. mass Sunday.
The Rev. Karl Brand officiated.
The class athletic award was
presented to John Papcum and
honor students included Edward
Carpenter and Betty Lou Salty.
Other members of the grad
uating class included: Miriam
Amato, John Bergman, Richard
Cernek, Mary Lou Cousino, Mich
ael Elias, Thomas Gensman, Da-
vid Griffin, Lawrence Harger,
Teresa Leary, Patricia Leggett
Cecilia Lindeman, Thomas Mar
tin, Clifford Norris, Catherine
Petersen, John Rohde, Margaret
Rider, Jerry Schafer, Carol Uyss,
Nancy Zess and Mark Zetzer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
LONE GRAD IN
FIRST PC. HIS.
CLASS ACTIVE

Attending the 67th commence
ment exercises for the senior
class in Port Clinton High School
Auditorium Wednesday evening
of last week, was the first senior
class of the school, in the person
of Mrs. Lillian Hess.
Sixty-seven years ago she was
the only graduate in the first
senior class of 1885. She has
missed very few commencement
programs since. Her diplonia
was presented to her by Pref
John McConkie, who was then SUI
perintendent of the tiny school.
Now "a, Mrs. Hess is the oldes4
member of the Magruder Hospi
tai Sewing Guild, in which she is
very active.
The Dangers of Being Over
educated" was the subject of the
commencement address given by
DIR. R. c. Hoefler, director of nd
missions at Wittenberg College
Springfield. He declared that over
emphasis on education in the ma
terial things sometimes has 6
tendency to warp spiritual an:
human values.
Superintendent D. D. Sims in
troduced the speaker and diplo
mas were presented to the 81
graduates by DR.. Kenneth Car
ter, president of the Board ol
Education.
The Rev. Perry Blankenship
rector of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, gave the invocation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
LECIONNAIRES
GRADUATE AS
PATROL AIDS

Captain ]. w. Krichbaum, Ohio
Highway Patrol Headquarters, Co
lumbus, was principal speaker
Monday evening when IL Ottawa
County American Legionnaires
were graduated as members of the
Ohio Highway Patrol Auxiliary.
Patrolman Harold J. Cardwell,
Bay Bridge Patrol Station, was in
charge of the meeting, held in the
Port Clinton American Legion
Hall, and with Cpl. George Rel
ebert, in charge of the Bay Bridge
Station, served as instructor for
the class.
Other, speakers at the meeting
included 1t. Scott B. Radcliffe,
Findlay, in charge of Northwes-
tern Ohio District A; Sgt. Marion
Curry and Sgt. Harold T. Cowell,
also of Findlay, and Hugh Meinke,
Oak Harbor, captain of the Ottawa
County Highway Patrol Auxiliar-
les.
Presented diplomas and badges
at the graduation were the follow
ing Legionnaires: Arnold Buckley,
Donald Conkey, Russell Deal, John
Dick, Robert LaNier, Robert Kerr,
Richard Nissen, Ray G. Sperber,
Thomas Wilson and Lawrence
Brown, all of Port Clinton; William
Pinson, Oak Harbor, and Robert
Long, Elmore.
Serving the fish dinner were
Auxiliary Patrolmen Austin Clark,
Casimir and Henry Wierzba, Port
Clinton; John and Carmen DeSta
zio, Elmore, and Steve Gresh, Mar
blehead. Other Auxiliary members
attending were Werner Babcock &
Edward Sharpe, Oak Harbor; Fran
els Dorko, Marblehead; Richard
Neeb and Donald Stoner, Elmor
Named to meet with the Erie
County Highway Patrol Auxiliary
to plan joint picnic for July were
Ray Sperber, chairman; Werner
Babcock, Oak Harbor; Richard
Neeb, Elmore, and Steve Gresh,
Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

land SO leased by said Village of Port Clinton.
Ohio, and the Islands located in Lake Erie during
the term of the lease of the said Village of Port
Clinton, Ohio, and any extension renewal of
said lease; and it is further agreed that the said
Village shall not grant to any other person, firm
or corporation the right privilege of using said
field for commercial flights between said field and
the said Islands for passenger, mail or freight
service during the term of the lease of said prem
ises by the said Village
ut is further agreed that the said Air Tours
lnc., shall have the privilege and right of main
tanning and operating gasoline pump on said
premises leased by the Village for the use of
planes of the said Air Tours Inc, for either mail
passenger or freight service
1T is further agreed by Air Tours, Inc, that
it will pay to the Village of Port Clinton, Ohio,
annual rental in the sum of One Hundred Fifty
Dollars (S15000) and that the said Air Tours,
Inc, will keep moved the premises so leased by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
Road Materials
Shipped To Islands

Since Henry W. Bergman Gc-
noa contractor, was successful
bidder on paving and surfacing
80 miles of county roads, he is
faced with considerable trans.
portation problem in getting
road materials over to Putin
Bay, and other islands.
More than 500 gallons of as
phalt and road treating materials
are being shipped by water to
the islands. Motor tank trucks
bring the material in bulk from
Genoa to the Jefferson street
dock, where the material is
poured into steel drums, each
having 55-gallon capacity. The
drums are then loaded aboard
the new ferry, Erie Isle, for dis
tribution at those islands which
lie in the county. The transfer
will require 100 drums.
Township trustees will direct
use of the materials on the roads
requiring improvement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
LAUNCH EFFORT
TO ORGANIZE
TREADWAY VETS

A plan for organizing an an
nual reunion of the former local
members of the 1923 Engineer
Treadway Bridge Co., which was
organized at Fort Belvoir, Va.
and later stationed for several
years at Prince, W. Va, has been
announced by a former member
of the outfit, Forrest Lentz, AIS
Laurel avenue.
Lentz told the News today that
practically all Of the local men
who signed up with the original
outfit are now out of service.
and that for this reason he would
like to get line on the location
of each man.
To this end he has arranged
for meeting at 7:30 p. m. next
Tuesday evening, June 10, in
Community Hall. At this meeting
he hopes to have enough mem
bers present to draw plans for
reunion sometime this summer
LentZ, who was discharged
from service last March l.. esti.
mates that there are about 55
men in the Treadway company
who are residents of the Port
Clinton area. He would appreci-
ate any of his buddies of the Ft
Belvoir days to contact him at
the Bank Barber Shop, in the
American Bank Building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
MEMORIAL DAY
VACATlONLAND
TRAFFIC AT PEAK

In addition to thousands Of
cars from many states OF the
union which jammed the Vaca-
tionland highways over the Me-
mortal Day weekend, Put-ln-Bay
residents reported the largest
number of holiday visitors to
South Bass in Is years.
The new Port Clinton ferry
boat, the Erie Isle, operated all
night Thursday and Friday car
rying automobiles and passen-
gers to the bay.
Milton Hcrshberger, operator
of Island Air Service, reported
his planes carried the heaviest
traffic in history on Memorial
Day.
The Miller Boat Livery esti-
mated that its two ferries car
ried $50 automobiles from its
docks at Catawba Point to Put
In-Bay
More than a score of yachts,
cruisers and smaller boats were
forced to anchor well out in the
harbor because of a shortage of
dock space.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

B-29's which bomb North Korea,
but ground force activity is in
creasing under the Army's three
fold mission of defense of the
island, logistical support for the
Air Force, and stabilization of
the Ryukyuan economy. The man
in charge of this gigantic under
taking is Maj Gen Robert S.
Beightler of Columbus, Com
manding General of the Ryuk-
yuS Command.
Men and women from Ohio oc-
cupy military and civilian posi-
tions in practically every actit
ity on the island. With an aver
age yearly temperature of 72 de-
grees and a year-around growing
season, Okinawa gives them little
cause to regret their visit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
Roses Bloom In
Profusion At The
Ellenberger Home

AT the home of James Ellen
berger, 419 West Third Street,
the month of roses was effec-
lively ushered in early this
week by the radiant blooming
of more than 200 of his 400
varieties of rare flowers.
Many friends and visitors
have trekked to his beautiful
rose garden to see the specta-
Gle.
OF chief interest is a French
rose which unfolds like an or
child, end is so massive that
single bloom makes a perfect
corsage.
Mr.. Ellenberger, who is pro-
baton officer at the court
house, is particularly proud of
a rose variety which was i'm
ported from Korea. Each bloom
is in five different and exotic
colors. In his growing collec-
ton there is the oldest known
rose in the world, which orig
inally grew in Switzerland and
another rare and beautiful rose
is one he has developed from
a Denmark strain. One mea-
sures five inches across the top
petals.
Practically all varieties will
be out by mid-June, Elienber-
ger estimates.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06

the said Village of Port Clinton, Ohio, according
to the standards of the Civil Aeronautics Author
ity as required for intermediate fields.
"It is further agreed by the Village of Port
Clinton, Ohio, that during the construction and
improvement of said premises a portion OF the
field sufficient for the operations of the said Air
Tours, Inc, will be kept open, unobstructed and
in suitable condition
'In Witness Whereof the parties have hereun-
to set their hands this 9th day of June, 1912.
Witnesses:
Leslie f. Meyer
Duncan S. Baillnes
THE VILLAGE OF PORT CLINTON,
OHIO
By Carl r. Keller Mayor
Wm L. Zeis, Clerk
BY Milton Hersberger, President.
T. B. Hersberger"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
3 BLOCKS OF
SECOND Street
BEING WIDENED

Beginning at noon last Wed
nesday, the city street commits
sioners began the process of wld-
ening East Second Street by five
feet between Fulton and Hayes
Streets. The widening is taking
place on the south side only this
year, the north side having been
widened last summer.
The St. Clair Brothers of Oak
Harbor are furnishing the equip.
ment and the facelifting is be.
ing done under the direction OF
Carl Ruddock, city street com.
missioner. The job is expected to
take approximately five weeks,
depending upon weather condi.
tions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
European Agricultural Experts
Study Vocational Methods Here
Expect 42O To Enter
High School In Fall

1t is estimated that approx
mately 420 eighth grade boys
and girls will enter high school
in the county next fall when
school re-opens.
Last week only 24O seniors
were graduated from schools OF
the county. The number of jun
iors who will become seniors
next fall is reported as 3O4.
There are 102 in Port Clinton
high school, with Salem-Oak
Harbor next, having "a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-06
Only Minor Mishaps
Over Weekend Here

There were only four minor
auto accidents in the county
over the holiday weekend, and
two small ones in the city, ac-
cording to official reports.
A slight bathroom fire broke
out in a home at Fifth and Jcf-
ferson Streets Friday morning,
but there was no damage.
Warren Rhodes car ran into
ditch on East CataWba road
Memorial Day. He was not in
jured.
Roger Smith and Barbara Col
Inns were shaken in traffic mis-
hap at Gypsum Friday.