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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Detroit Woman
Killed Sunday

Mrs. Irene Horvath, 80, Detroit,
was fatally injured and eight 9th
ers were hurt Sunday night in a
three-car collision at Curtice and
Corduroy Roads, Lucas County
She was dead on arrival at River,
side Hospital, Toledo.
Lucas County deputy sheriffs
said Mrs. Horvath was driving
north on Curtice Road with her
daughter, Carol Ann, 10, as a pas
senger. Following in another car
was her husband, Joseph, SO, and
their son, Jerry, II.
AS Mrs. Horvath's car entered
Corduroy Road, it collided with
a car being driven by Mrs. Esther
Mitchell, 80, Reno Beach, which
in turn was struck by the car OF
Larry G. Kuhn, 20, Martin, Ohio
Sheriff's deputies said there
was stop sign on Curtice Road
at Corduroy.
Carol Ann Horvath was admit
ted to Riverside Hospital for OBJ
servation. Treated for cuts and
bruises were Kuhn; Mrs. Mitchell
and her six sons, Gilbert, IL, Ber-
nard, IL; Raymond, 9; William,
8; Robert, 6, and Charles, 2, who
were passengers in her car.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Rural Postal
Inspection Due

Postmaster Verdi Won Thron
has announced that the annual in.
spection of rural routes in this
area will be made during May by
the postmaster.
If patrons will paint their boxes
and have their names printed on
the boxes before the inspection,
no Form 4056 (notice of irregu-
larity in rural mail box) need be
sent to the rural patron.
Rural mail boxes which are not
properly erected or in good serv-
iceable condition retard the de-
livery of mail and expose it to
damage from weather.
It is especially desirable that
the names of box owners be in
scribed on the side of the boxes
visible to the carrier as he ap-
proaches them, and that the boxes
and their supports be kept paint
ed.
Boxes, regardless of type,
should, of course, be of such de-
sign and such condition that there
will be no likelihood of the car
rier's being injured when serving
them.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
CHARLES CLAUDE BROWN

Charles Claude Brown, SO, re.
tired store manager formerly of
New Philadelphia, died unexpect-
edly of heart attack in his Lake
side home Friday afternoon. Mr..
Brown was preparing to drive to
Port Clinton on a shopping trip
when he was stricken.
After his retirement three years
ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown moved
to Lakeside where they have since
resided at 322 East Third Street.
The deceased was born Sept. 10,
1883, in Dover, Ohio.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Mary Brown, Lakeside, and one
sister, Mrs. Ralph Scott, Newcom-
erstown, Ohio.
The body was removed from the
Neidecker Funeral Home to the
Linn Hert Funeral Home in New
Philadelphia, where the Rev. H.
Fl. Hilberry, Lakeside, officiated
at funeral services Monday after
noon. Burial was in Evergreen
Cemetery, New Philadelphia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
FRED p. JORDAN

Fred P. Jordan, 76, native of
Oak Harbor, passed away Wednes-
day in Toledo Hospital. He had re-
tired last year after being an
Owens-Illinois Glass Company en-
ployee for q years.
Surviving are the widow, Rose
Dorothy Jordan; one son, Paul F..
Jordan; daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Sun and Mrs. Lois Lundy, all of
Toledo; Mrs. Ruth Titterton, Plea
santville, N. Y, and Mrs. Rose
mary Strosahl, Stamford, Conn. !;
sisters, Mrs. Julius Sperling and
Mrs. Emma Gordon, Oak Harbor;
brothers, Albert Jordan, Oak Har-
bar, and Paul Jordan, Whittier,
Cal; and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday afternoon in the West To-
ledo Boyer-Van Wormer Mortuary
with burial in Toledo Memorial
Park Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Lutherans Plan
District Ra11v

The Ohio Area Brotherhood of
the American Lutheran Church,
Michigan District, will hold rallies
for their Eastern Division at Solo
mon Lutheran Church, Woodville,
Ohio, Sunday, April II, p. M;
Western Division at st. Stephen
Lutheran Church, Hamler, Ohio
Sunday, April 10, 8 p m.; and To-
ledo Division at Peace Lutheran
Church, Walbridge Avenue and
Hawley Street, Toledo, April 26, 8
p. m.
The Rev. Allen G.. Youngblood,
mission pastor pastor of the Ev-
angelical Lutheran Church, U. l..
c., Pinewood and Forest Avenues,
Toledo, will speak at each rally
on, "The Brotherhood of God"
Members of So Lutheran
Churches in the Northwestern
Ohio area of the church district
have been invited to attend these
meetings.
Area officers elected at the last
meeting include: Alfred Schwie-
bert, Hope Lutheran Church,
Hamler, president; Lawrence Wen
bert, St. Marks, Toledo, vice pres
ident; Carl E. Retzke, st. PauPs,
Toledo, secretary; and Herman
Bockelman, Emanuel, Napoleon,
treasurer. Walding G. Rupp, st.
Paul's, Toledo, is program chair
man.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Martin Ruling
Made On Feb. 28

Boyd Martin, local high school
speech teacher who is a Demo
cratic candidate for president of
council, had received a decision
from Ohio's Attorney General C.
William O'Neill as long ago as
February % regarding his right
to seek public office.
Atty. Robert Leach, Chief Coun-
sci in O'Neill's office, wrote on
that date that Mr. Martin was cor
rect in understanding that presi-
dent of a city council is not a
member of the city council and
thus is exempt from the General
Code provision which for b d S
councilmen from holding any 9th
er public office or employment.
Atty. Leach stated: ''This opin
ion has not been overruled by
this office, nor have the statutes
under consideration therein been
amended"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Open New TV And
Radio Service Shop

Another new business place will
be opened to the public Monday,
April 13, when Max Stephenson
and Howard Fought will open
their Clinton Radio and TV Serv-
ice at 331 Wilson Avenue.
The new owners stress that the
business will be a servicing Or
ganization only and are offering
service on all makes and models
of equipment.
Stephenson has been with the
Northern Ohio Maytag for many
years and is graduate of De-
Forests Institute of Radio and
Television training. Fought has
had wide experience in the tele-
vision field, having been employ
ed by the RCA Service Corpora
ton for the past four years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Newspaper Rates
Boosted Again

Pos ii rates on newspapers
magazines and other second class
mail went up 10 per cent last
week, the second of three auto
matte 10 per cent increases under
the 1851 law.
The first increase was effective
last April and the third will take
place April /, 1854. The Postal
Department reports that each 10
per cent boost increases second
class mail revenues nearly $4,-
100000 annually.
This increase does not apply to
publications of non-profit religi-
Gus, educational, scientific, phi
lanthropic, agricultural, labor, vet
erans or fraternal organizations
which qualify for a special rate.
In 1851, the postal department
had asked for a 100 per cent
boost in second class rates to help
cut losses in that service but Con-
gress decided on the three annual
10 per cent increases.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
DEATHS
MRS. ROSE BAKER

|
Mrs. Rose Baker, 90, Sandusky
who resided in Port Clinton fol
many years and was a member Of
the local Evangelical Unit e
Brethren Church, passed away
Wednesday evening in Sandusky':
Good Samaritan Hospital following
a short illness.
She was widow of George W.
Baker, a Civil War veteran, and
resided recently in the home of a
son-in-law, August Linn. Mrs. Bak
er was the only sister of the late
George and Oliver Short of this
city and she has many friends and
relatives in Port Clinton and the
community.
Survivors include five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Elizabeth Heidelman,
Montana; Mrs. Phoebe Duncan
and Mrs. Melvina Nahm, both of
Cleveland; Mrs. Mary Buxton, San
dusky, and Mrs. Leah Chester,
Texas; nine grandchildren; 10
great grandchildren and tbre
great great grandchildren. Mrs.
Baker was an aunt of Mrs. Sophia
Veler and Mrs. Henry Boysen of
Port Clinton.
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday afternoon by the Rev. R.
r. Ricard in the Lutz Funeral
Home, Sandusky, with burial in
Oakland Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
CLARE A. CHAMBERS

Clare A. Chambers, SIS, Toledo
native of Genoa, passed away
Tuesday in his home. He was chief
deputy auditor of Lucas County
and was a noted tax authority
Chambers was employed by the
federal bureau of revenue before
joining the staff of the Toledo city
auditor in 1881. Seven years later
he became chief of staff in the
county office, and also was en-
ployed by Ernst & Ernst, account.
ants, and the Snyder Construction
Company.
Mr.. Chambers was a World War
I veteran. He was a member of
McCune Post American Legion,
Pilgrim Congregational Church,
Yondota Lodge, F. & A. NJ, and
the Scottish Rite.
Surviving are the widow, Lois:
son, Bruce; daughters, Mrs. Bar
bara Carpenter and Mrs. Marianne
Bower; brother, Benjamin Cham
bers, Genoa; sister, Mrs. Leona
Beam, California, and two grand
children.
Funer al services were held
Thursday afternoon in the Blanch,
ard Brothers Funeral Home, To-
ledo, with Rev. A. S. Carlson of
Pilgrim Congregational Church Of
ficiating. Burial was in Toledo Me.
mortal Park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
TRACK SQUAD TO
COMPETE TODAY

Port Clinton's Redskin track
team will open it's 1853 season
this Friday afternoon at the local
Athletic Field when Elmore's
Thinclads will furnish the opposi
ton.
Coaches Joe Lukac and Row.
land doc" Wenzel have only
three lettermen, Ed Bashore, Al
Woodman and Ronnie Kochen-
sparger, returning to help per-
feet a squad this spring.
Lakeside and Old Fort are due
here next Tuesday, April IA, for
tri-meet at the Athletic Field
while the Clyde Fliers will be here
Friday, April II.
Squad members competing in
field events include Jim Flick,
Charles Westpahl, Henry Clark,
Gary Mulligan, Charles Bryant,
Don James and Ed Podgurski.
Those competing in track events
include Woodman, Bashore, Koch
ensparger, Bob Enderle, Cliff Nor
ris, Bob Twarek, Steve Benko,
Russell Bryant, Jack Miner,
Verne Mackey, Howard Mackey,
Herbert Stuckey, Richard Haz-
zard, Dick Miller, Carl London,
Mike Eliyas, Robert Ellithorpe,
John Flynn, Gary Branum, Jacob
Perry and Ivan Beaver.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Injured Marine
Writes Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Finken,
Toussaint, early this week re-
ceived letter from their Marine
son, Pvt. Harmon Finken, o.
stating that he had been injured
by shrapnel in Korea late last
month.
In his letter, Pvt. Finken told
his parents that he would be
aboard a hospital ship for two
days and that he would be trans
ferred "stateside" for further
treatment of severed nerve in
his left arm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Kiwania1ns Attend
Church Service

Members of the Kiwanis Club
last week dined in their usual
meeting place, the E. U. B.
Church parlors and then attended
Holy Week services in st. John
Lutheran Church where the Revs.
Lawrence Miller of Trinity Meth
odist Church and Rev. Philip Pry-
or of the First Baptist Church
had charge of the services.
During the dinner session, Cliff
ford Stephenson was awarded the
attendance prize, which was, ap-
oropriately enough, a live white
rabbit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
THEODORE c. KNoPP

Theodore Carl Knopp, 40, a ma
tive of Oak Harbor, passed away
Saturday in his Toledo home af-
ter an illness of one year. During
the past 80 years, Mr.. Knopp op-
Grated barber shop at Wayne
and Starr Streets in Toledo.
Surviving are the widow, An
geline; daughter, Joan Mae, at
home; son, 1t. Daniel Knopp,
with the air force in California;
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Knopp,
Oak Harbor; sister, Mrs. Rosella
Kruger and brother, Edwar d
Knopp, both of Toledo.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon in the H. H.
Birkenkamp Funeral Home, To-
ledo, with burial in Limestone,
Ohio, cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Plans Flowing
Demonstration

In observation of the Colder
Jubilee celebration, the M. G
Sharpe Tractor Sales of Oak Har
Dor is sponsoring a plowing dem
onstration of the new Golden s.
Ford tractor at the Dick Weiche
farm, Danbury Township, begin
ming at 10 a. m. Monday. WeicheP.
farm is on State Route 2, near th(
Sandusky Bay Bridge. Signs viii
be erected to direct visitors to the
demonstration.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
Korean Veterans
Return To Homes

Three more Korean veterans
have returned to their homes
here following arrival by boat
on the west coast. Sgt. Howard
Harrod and Cpl. Jack carsfens,
who have been discharged fol.
lowing completion Of their fwo
years service, returned to their
homes Thursday night.
Cpl. Norman bud" Lacum-
sky, Bay Township, arrived at
his home Tuesday morning to
begin 30-day fUrIoUsh. Lacum.
sky, who enlisted for three
years, will be stationed at Camp
AfterbUry. Indiana, until his
enlistment is completed in JAM
Uary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
EOD To Extend
Cancer Drive

1t. Ray Roberts, chairman for
Erie Ordnance Depot's annua
Cancer Fund drive, has announced
that the fund campaign will be
extended through next Monday. 1t
was opened Wednesday at the To-
cal government installation. AS
sisting 1t. Roberts are Mrs. Keith
Montgomery and Miss Frances Nit
chell as we'll as corps of divi-
sional captains.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
ANDREW ]. BECK

Andrew ]. Beck, "a, passed
away Wednesday in the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Florenah h
Karchner, Genoa. Mr.. Beck had
lived in Genoa for many years.
Surviving besides the daughter
are five grandchildren, 13 great
grandchildren and three brothers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
NELLIE z. COVER

Mrs. Nellie E. Cover, rs, passed
away Monday in the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Alice Nelson in
Curtice.
Also surviving are daughters,
Mrs. Elvina st. Clair and Mrs.
Irene Everhardt, Is grandchil-
dren and seven great-great-grand-
children.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon in the First
st. Johns Lutheran Church, To-
ledo, with interment in Union
Cemetery, Elmore. Burman's of
Genoa directed the burial.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
VISITS GARDENS

James Pressler of the Chicago
Headquarters of the Public Hous-
ing Administration visited Erie
Gard ems on official business
last week. A former manager of
Erie Gardens, Mr.. Pressler also
was commanding officer of Port
Clinton's Engineer Trea dway
Bridge Company. He returned to
civilian life last fall after being on
active duty with the local COM
pany.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
OUR ATTENTION

has been directed to article in the April issue of
the Genoa Gazette calling attention to need for revised
law for better small town government" unfortunately
the deadne for introduction of House bills March 80
and is not possible for to comply with the request at
the current session. concur woeheartedly with the
views of the editors of the Gazette however that some
thing ought to be done to correct this undesirable situa
ton. . {.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
PAUL M. YEAGLE

Paul M. Yeagle, Sc, Toledo,
passed away Monday in Mercy
Hospital. He is survived by the
widow, Mae; daughters, Mrs. Paul
inc Wright, Perrysburg, and Mrs.
Naomi Lowry, Elmore; one son,
Warren Wormington, Toled O.;
brothers, Lloyd, Walter, John and
Carlton, Elmore; father, Chester
Yeagle, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon in the Sa-
broske and Myers Funeral Home,
Elmore, with burial in Union
Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
PLAN CHURCH DINNER

Members of the Keystone Class
If the Lakeside Methodist Church
will sponsor public dinner this
Saturday evening, April II, from
$50 to 700 o'clock in the new
church basement. A delicious din
ner will be served for one dollar,
With proceeds to go to the Build
ng Fund, Mrs. Gerard Phillabaum
'eportS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10

Funeral services were held Sat-
urday afternoon in the Burmann
Mortuary, Genoa, the Rev. Paul
David officiating. Burial was in
Clay Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
ALONG THE SAME LINE

we had request from the Ottawa County Sesqucen-
Bass an official fish for the State of Ohio unfortunate
y this request too reached too late for the ntroduc
tion of bills deadine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
AT MEETING

AT MEETING
DR.. r. S. Semon attended an os-
tecpathic meeting In amherst,
Ohio, Wednesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
GEORGE A. MEINART

.second-term member from Megs County had his
initial experience the rostrum last week when House
Speaker William Saxby stepped down temporarily during
the flood of introduction of bills Menhart seemed to
enjoy the experience and it may have lighted spark of
ambition for the post at some future Assembly,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
JAMES A. YOUNG

personable representative from adjoining Erie County,
figured prominently in the press last week following
PRODUCTION OF bill to construct causeway across the
east arm of Sandusky Bay to Cedar Point the bridge
would be built from private funds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
FIVE MEMBERS

of the Ottawa County Farm Bureau in Columbus
for district legislative meeting and your representative
enjoyed the privilege of being their guest at luncheon in
the Neil House. later the group visited both the Senate
and the House for glimpse of their legislature in
ton the group included Carl Bensch, Mrs. Miles Burg
Mrs. William Ref, Mr. and Mrs Richard j. Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mlbrodt. f.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10

from Curtice and Genoa have evnced considerable in
trest in bill by Harry Corkwe of Putnam County to
establish form of magazine censorship ;.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
ED WALLACE

.lkeabe member from Pickaway County who
the powerful House Rules Committee lis retired bakery
owner. .and fancier of fine horses. j.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
AND ANOTHER VETERAN LEGISLATOR

who attracted public attention last week Senator
Arthur c. Blake of Martins Ferry who participated
vigorously in the debate permitting of persons
on relief rolls to be listed publicly Senator Blake fire.
queny champions the of southeastern Ohio coal
miners and has a big following in his district.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10

of New London. is doing bangup job in his first
term from Huron County he's former superintendent
of schools at Waldblidge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
AMONG OTHER

flrsttem members who quick grasp the situa-
ton IN this session are Bob Longsworth former Carroll
county school superintendent and Tom Gindlesberger
OF Holmes County. Tom head of the pages in the
99th Assembly and is law student at Ohio State
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10
EDWIN G. DIGBY

EDWIN G. DIGBY
superintendent of Ottawa County schools was in
the capitol Tuesday for pre-commtee conference with
Chairman William Manahan of the House Education unit
regarding bill your representative has introduced to pro-
vide further financial assistance for schools Middle and
North Bass islands.
GEORGE A. MEINART
second-term member from Meigs County. had his
initial experience the rostrum last week when House
Speaker William Saxby stepped down temporarily during
the flood of introduction of bills. .Menhart seemed to
enjoy the experience and it may have lighted spark of
ambition for the post at some future Assembly.
FIVE MEMBERS
of the Ottawa County Farm Bureau in Columbus
for district legislative meeting and your representative
enjoyed the privilege of being their guest at luncheon in
the Neil House. later the group visited both the Senate
and the House for glimpse of their legislature in
ton. the group included Carl Bensch Mrs Miles Burg
Mrs. William Reif, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J. Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Milbrodt.
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ED WALLACE
.lkeable member from Pckaway County who
the powerful House Rules Committee lis retired bakery
and fancer of fine horses ;.
OUR ATTENTION
has been directed to article in the April issue of
the Genoa Gazette calling attention need for revised
law for better small town government. unfortunately
the deadne for introduction of House bills March 80
and is not possible for to comply with the request
the current session wholeheartedy with the
views OF the editors of the Gazette however that
thing ought to be done this undesirable stua
tion.
ALONG THE SAME LINE
we had request from the Ottawa County Sesqucen
To 70 +hoP
Bass official fish for the State of Ohio unfortunate
y this request too reached late the ntroduc-
tion of bills deadline.
CONSTITUENTS
from Curce and Genoa have evnced considerable in
trest in bill by Harry Corkwel of Putnam County to
establish form of magazine censorship
JAMES A. YOUNG
personabe representative from adjoining Erie County
figured prominently the press last week following in
PRODUCTION of bill to construct causeway across the
east arm of Sandusky Bay to Cedar Point. the bridge
would be built from private funds.
AND ANOTHER VETERAN LEGISLATOR
who attracted public attention last was Senator
Arthur c. Blake of Martins Ferry who participated
vigorously in the debate permitting of persons
relief rolls to be listed publicly Senator Blake fire.
quenty champions the of southeastern Ohio coal
miners and has big following in his district.
j. X. WEAVER
of New London. is doing bang-up job in his first
term from Huron County he's former superintendent
OF schools at Waldbrdge.
AMONG OTHER
flistterm members who quick to grasp the sua-
ton IN TINS session are Bob Longsworth former Carroll
county school superintendent and Tom Gndesberger
Holmes County, head of the IN tbo
99th Assembly .and is law student at Ohio State
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1T LOOKS LIKE
full steam ahead from here if plans of the ma
Jor1ty party for June adjournment to be met
/f36et W. /Eoeep
Your Representative
to the General Assembly
The Detroit tribune., 1953-01-10
A Matter of Decency
Mirror Of World Opinion

American newsstand certainly
shows that there are some who
believe otherwise. Such a stand,
be II on street corner or in a
store, is almost buried under
stacks Of so-called "girlie" mag
azines, love and crime comics and
paper backed books, all making
their sales appeal through pic
lures Of nearly nude women. And
the appeal is effective. This stuff
is sold every month by the mil
lions and millions Of copies.
Details of this trade were pre-
sented for a week to a special
House committee headed by Rep
resentative f. c. Gathings OF
Arkansas. He described the pub
lications as "artful appeals 10
sensuality, immortality, filth. per-
version and degeneracy." Mar
garet Culkin Banning. the widely
read novelist. used language lust
as strong. saying that the stuff
"degenerates taste and debauches
truth"