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Evening star., 1953-07-15
Air Force Bond to PluY

The U. S. Air Force Band will
give a concert in Lubber Run
Park, North Columbus and North
Second streets. Arlington, at 8:15
o'clock tonight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Juveniles Face
Sitter Orders

Deputy Sheriff Clarence Steph-
ems and Probation officer James
Ellenberger drove to New Phila-
delphia Monday to pick up two
Juveniles, who had been arrested
by police in that city on charges
of ransacking autos.
The boys, a 15-year-old from
Oak Harbor and 16-year-old from
Port Clinton, were taken before
Probate Judge P. w. Gulau for
violation of their previous proba-
tions.
An uncle Of the local youth has
decided to place the juvenile in
a private home for boys in New
York State. This home has been
highly recommended by the Bur
eau of Juvenile Research. Judge
Gulau decreed a strict order for
the Oak Harbor youth and pro-
bated him to Mr.. Ellenberger. II
the youth fails to comply, he will
be sent to Lancaster.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
BLOODMOb|LE IS
DUE AT DANbURy

Prospective blood donors for
the visit of the Red Cross Blood
mobile to the Danbury Township
area at Biro Auditorium, Marble
head, April 6, are urged to sign
up now so that the schedule of
appointments can be completed.
Those living in Marblehead
should call Miss Gladys Dorko,
3441; Lakeside residents should
phone Mrs. Gerard Phillabaum,
3251, while Danbury Townships
donors should contact Mrs. Rich
ard Schmardebeck, Port Clinton,
phone PAPA.
Ill and wounded men and wom.
en- in our armed services need
blood. You, or your neighbor, here
at home may need blood tomor.
row. Blood is needed to build up
a national plasma reserve for ci
william and military uses in the
event of an emergency.
Blood is needed for fractiona.
tion into gamma globulin which
is helpful in preventing paralysis
often accompanying polio. If you
are in good health, you can give
blood as often as four times a
year. Plan now to give at Bros
April 6.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

fell through the ice. Although
she was suffering from the flu,
the young girl ran out of her
home, shouted to Billy's mother,
and raced to the lake.
Helen grabbed Billy's hand and
pulled the unconscious child to
shore. Little Billy's body was blue
from cold and he appeared dead
Mr.. Evans, who decided to re-
turn home to change his hat be-
fore making a business trip to
Fostoria, drove by as the child
was pulled from the icy water.
Evans placed the boy on the
concrete flood wall and began ap-
plying artificial respiration. Un.
familiar with first aid procedures,
Mr.. Evans used common sense ana
muscle until the boy finally re.
turned to consciousness. Billy was
then carried ito his home, where
his clothing was removed and
StimulantS given. Later he was
taken to Magruder Memorial Hos.
pital where pneumonia preventa.
tives were given.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

gency treatment here and later
Tuesday night was taken to Riv-
erside Hospital, Toledo, for treat
ment of a possible hip fracture.
Mrs. Slaughter had worked
with the American Red Cross
Bloodmobile program in Oak Har-
Dor Tuesday and returned home
only a short time before she was
notified of her husbands death.
Tommy, their elder son, was Wis.,
iting his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Fulkert, when he
was called home.
Born in South Charleston, Ohio,
May 4, 1909, George Watson
Slaughter was a son of George
Hudson Slaughter, deceased, ana
Ethel A. Slaughter.
A graduate of Wittenberg Col
lege and Ohio State University's
College of Law, Atty. Slaughter
came to Port Clinton and opened
practice in the Erie Theatre
Building in 1885.
Slaughter served two terms as
prosecuting attorney of Ottawa
County, from 1941 through 1948
when he was succeeded by the.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
PLAYMAkERS TO
PRESENT PLAYS
IN HIGH SCHOOL

Port Clinton's Shirley Booths
and Gary Coopers" will don grease
paint and old lace early next week
when the Port Clinton Playmakers
present three one-act plays in the
high school auditorium.
GLOW to Propose" "Fumed
Oak" and "a Woman's Privilege
are the diversified offerings to be
presented Monday and Tuesday
evenings, with the curtain to part
at o'clock.
This will be the only public ap-
pearance the Playmakers plan this
year and indications are that
there will be sizeable and appre-
ciative audiences.
DR.. and Mrs. Eldon Smith, head
of Bowling Green State Univer-
sity's Dramatic Department; Mr.
and Mrs. Mitch Woodbury. of the
Toledo Blade; DR.. and Mrs. Her
bert Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Miller, Lakeside, will be
guests of the Little Theatre group
at Mondays premiere.
Mrs. Marguerite Finefrock, Mrs.
Billie Bowers, Earl Wiseman and
Ronnie Everett will be seen in "a
Woman'S Privilege" which Mrs
Leo Glickman and Mrs. Gene
Dracka are co-directing.
Director for "How to Propose
is Mrs. Frank Carstens. In the
cast are DR.. Kenneth Carter, Pau
Clemons, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen DIE.
niger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Nakrin
Gregory Laird, Bill Laffey, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bowles, Mrs AL
bert Fall, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Foster, and Mrs. Kay McClory.
"Fumed Oak" has been co-di
rected by Mrs. Cyrus Wood and
Mrs. George Slaughter. Webb
Behrman has the sole male role
while Ruth Brokate, Marge Jen.
kins and Jennie Radloff complete
the cast.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRL IS
HEROINE IN LAKE AR-TRACEDY

A three-year-old Erie Township
boy is alive today because Port
Clinton Junior High School stu
dent was sick and unable to at
tend classes Thursday afternoon
and another neighbor decided to
return to his Willow Beach home
to change his hat.
Victim of the near drowning
was Billy Simpkins, three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simpkins, Jr., Willow Beach Ho-
tel. Heroine Of the episode was
Miss Helen Adkins, IA, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Autie Adkins, Will
low Beach, while the hero who
returned home for another hat
was E. Ray Evans. of the Ohio
State Construction Company.
While his mother was busy in
their home, little Billy wandered
across the road and was playing
on shell ice along the lake shore.
The hollow snow and ice gave way
beneath the child's weight and
little Billy was plunged into icy
water far over his head.
Helen Adkins, who lives near
by, heard the child cry out as he
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
COUNTY
TEACHERS MEET

Carl c. Byers, superintendent of
the Parma, Ohio, schools, will be
principal speaker next Thursday
evening, March 26, when the an
nual meeting of the Ottawa COun
ty Teachers and School Board
members will be held in the Gray
town school auditorium.
Mrs. Avonelle Angus, Clay Cen
ter, president of the association
will preside. Dinner will be serv
ed at $50 by the Graytown PTA
County Supt. Edwin Digby has an
nounced.
Reports will be given by Treas.
urer Dorothy Franck, Oak Har'
Dor; Ohio Educational Assn dele
gates G. C. Braithwaite, Lakeside
and Harry Wheeler, Oak Harbor
and the nominating committee
Olive Cornell, Martin; Anna Ref
Oak Harbor, and Russell Martin
Erie.
Carl Whitacre, Graytown music
teacher, will present Marjorie
Stick, Janella Suffer, Carol Guth
and James Bolander, in a half
hour musicale before Supt. Byers
address.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

no, Ruth Rofkar, Barbara Ahrens,
Josephine Beam, Patti Eurenius,
Sally Dewitt, Gloria Probel.
Noel Myers, Christine Hostrup,
Lois Rofkar, Charles Westphal,
Scott Carter, Lois Heinsen, Judy
Stucky, Douglas Meyer, Marjorie
Milliser, Phyllis Besso, Dorothy
Fischer, Robert Gulas, Joan Stuc-
ky, Mary Louise Bloom.
Marti McDaniels, Richard Mob
lit, Albert Woodman, Barto n
Drickhammer, Robert Lindemann,
Frank Brough, Shirley Fachman,
Beverly Mackey, Robert Molnar,
Scotty Reynolds, Steve Corthell,
Derril Bodnar, Frances Roose,
Faythe Duffy, Jane Reynolds.
Shirley Quintell, Shirley Klein,
Joyce Englebeck, James Ruddock,
George Rofkar, Shirley Riddle,
Continued Second Section B u
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
GYPSUM COUPLE
HURT IN CRASH

Fred Matthews, %, Gypsum,
was removed from Providence
Hospital, Sandusky, Friday after
noon to the Cleveland Clinic after
being seriously injured in a Fri
day morning traffic accident on
Venice-rd.
Velma Curry, %, Gypsum, also
injured in the accident is in Prov
idence Hospital with a fractured
leg.
Matthews was a passenger in a
car driven by Reece Jones, 20 year
old Gypsum resident. According
to police the accident occurred
when the car driven by Jones
skidded into the side of an auuo
driven by Jack E. Brady, 81, Ce'
dar Point chaussee.
Jones was charged by police
with driving while under the in.
fluence of alcohol and appeared
Saturday in municipal court, San.
dusky, where he pleaded guilty
and was fined $500 and costs and
lost his drivers license for one
year, subject to compliance with
requirements of the Ohio final,.
cial responsibility law.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
PCHS STUDENTS
ENTER DISTRICT
MUSIC CONTEST

Port Clinton High School will
be well represented at the Dis
trict 2 Ohio Music Education AS
Sociation's Solo and Ensemble
contest to be held this Saturday,
March 81, at Tiffin Columbian
High School and Heidelberg Uni
versity in Tiffin.
David Stanton, instrumental
music director at the local high
school, has entered nine soloists
and eight ensembles in the COM
petition.
Solo entrants include Shirley
Quintell, French horn; Jean Nc
Candlish, trombone; France
Roose, cornet; Jane Reynolds and
Faythe Duffy, trumpet; Douglas
Meyer and Scott Carter, clarinet;
Jane Minoff, baritone horn, and
Karis Stahl, piano.
Frank Brough, Bob Lindemann,
Shirley Quintell, Jane Minoff,
Jean McCandlish and James Johr-
son will play in the First Brass
Sextet. Members of the Second
Brass Sextet are Shirley Each.
man, Steve Corthell, James Rud-
dock, Bill Segaard, Richard Diet
rich and Leon Hawkins.
Trombone Quartet members are
Jean McCandlish, Pat Eliyas, Tom
Lindemann and Bill Segaard
Frank Brough, Bob Lindemann
and Shirley Fachman will play in
the First Trumpet Trio while
Frances Roose, Jane Reynolds and
Faythe Duffy compose the Second
Trumpet Trio.
Kathleen Ar1nbruster, Patsy
Mackey and Sharon Anderson are
in the Flute Trio entered in the
contest. The Woodwind Quintet
has Kathleen Armbruster, Bruce
Meyer, Patti Eurenius, Shirley
Quintell and Dorothy Fischer as
members while Robert Gulas,
Mary Lou Bloom, Albert Wood
man and Barton Drickhammer
will play in the Saxophone quar-
tet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
WACCONERS ARE
HURT IN WRECK

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Waggoner,
Port Clinton, and three Chicago
ans were injured Sunday noon in
two-car collision at the juno
ton of Routes 2 and 6 near Ven
ice.
Waggoner, who recently was
transferred to new job at Bar
berton, was enroute to that city
to make arrangements for moving
there when the accident hap
pened. He suffered a cut lip while
Mrs. Waggoner sustained head
and knee cuts. They were treated
at Providence Hospital in San
dusky and released. Maxine is now
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Brindley.
State highway patrolmen said
the wreck occurred when Alex
Danylevsky, %, Chicago, made .
left turn off Route 2 on to Route
6, causing Waggoner's car to
strike the rear of the Chicago
auto.
The Chicago driver suffered a
broken nose; his mother, Mrs
Olga Danylevsky sustained fore
head and knee decorations while
his sister, Valentino, Is, suffered
leg cuts and fractured nose. The
mother and daughter were ad
mitted to Providence Hospital.
Danylevsky has been cited to
appear this Friday before Mayor
Robert Kohl at Bay View on &
charge of unsafe operation.
MIR. and Mrs. Waggoner were
seriously hurt three years ago ir
a traffic mishap. Her parents were
driving ahead of the Waggonel
car Sunday and continued to Bar
berton, unaware that Don and
Maxine had been injured in the
accident.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

present prosecutor, Myron Rosen-
treter. Mr.. Slaughter also served
several terms as solicitor of Port
Clinton.
Mr.. Slaughter was a member of
Trinity Methodist Church, the Ro-
tary Club, Knights of Pythias and
Elks lodges, the American, Ohio
and Ottawa County Bar .Associa-
ton. A trustee of the Elks lodge,
he is a past exalted ruler. Slaugh-
ter also was past chancellor
commander of the local K. Of p.
lodge and former state official
of the order.
Surviving are the widow, the
former Marior "Bea" James of
Elmore; two sons, Thomas James
and George Hudson, at home; his
mother, Mrs. Ethel Slaughter,
Phoenix, Ariz.; a twin brother,
Joseph, Mendon, Michigan, and
two other brothers, Robert, La
Porte, Indiana, and Arthur, Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
Friends may call at the Nei-
decker Funeral home. The Rev. L.
G. Miller, pastor of Trinity Meth
odist Church, will officiate at fu-
neral services, which will be an
i nOunced later.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
George Slaughter's Neck
Is Broken When He Loses
Control OF Car In Rt J

Atty. George w. Slaughter, 43,
former prosecuting attorney OF
Ottawa County, was killed instant
ly and Mrs. Beryl E. Welty, 81,
and her son, B. E. Welty, Jr., were
injured shortly before six o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in traffic ac-
cident in Perry Street between
Fulton and Lincoln Drive.
Patrolman Loren Hendrix and
Police Chief Jack Shelter, who
investigated the accident, report
ed that Mr.. Slaughter lost control
of his car, which careened into
the path of Mrs Welty's auto.
Mrs. Welty and her. son were
returning to their Washington
Street home, after having dined
at Phil's Inn, when the accident
happened. Mr.. Slaughter was driv-
ing east, and was within block
of his Hayes Avenue home.
Why Atty. Slaughter lost con.
troll of his car will never be
known but there is a possibility
that he had become suddenly ill.
The popular young attorney had
undergone two serious operations
within the past six months.
Slaughter's car ran over the
curb onto the south BERN before
it veered across the road into the
westbound traffic lane. Mrs. Wei
ty tried to avoid the crash but
her car smashed into Slaughter's
near the right front door.
Neidecker'S ambulance took Mr.
Slaughter to Magruder Memorial
Hospital where he was dead on
arrival. Coroner R. r. Semon re-
turned a verdict Of accidental
death due to broken neck.
Gerner and VOLTS ambulance
took Mrs. Welty and her son to
the hospital. Mrs. Welty is being
treated for shock and bruises.
Beryl Welty, Jr., was given emer-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
MUSIC MOTHERS PLAN FUN NIGHT
TO RAISE FUNDS FOR MUSICIANS

Mrs. Arthur Long is chairman
for the general committee which
is planning the Fun Night" ppo-
gram Friday, April 10, in the high
school auditorium when the Music
Mothers hope to raise enough
funds to meet the financial needs
of the schools vocal and band de-
partments for the year.
Serving with Mrs. Long are
Mrs. William Allan, co-chairman,
Mrs. Curtis Steffens, Mrs. Walter
Johnson, Mrs. Waldo Henderlich,
Mrs. Max Fischer and Mrs. Paul
Gulas.
Funds raised by the Music
Mothers are used to finance all
out-of-town trips to football games
and to music contests in which
students participate during the
year, to buy new instruments and
musical arrangements used by
the vocalists and musicians for
regular and special entertain
ments, to pay for pins awarded
senior band members and for the
band banquet each spring.
Through their concerted efforts
two years ago, the Music Mothers
aided by contributions from other
organizations, purchased more
than 80 new band uniforms at a
cost of over $4,000.
Mrs. Dale Hostrup, president of
the group, has also appointed the
following committees: Advertts-
ing and publicity, Mrs Marguer-
ite Finefrock, chairman, Mrs.
Ruth Eurenius, co-chairman, Mrs.
A. D. Miessner, Mrs. Madonna
HeSchel and Mrs. B. H. Corthell.
Solicitation for gifts and prizes:
Mrs. L. F. Fachman, chairman,
Mrs. Frank Woodman, co-chair-
man, Mrs. Arthur Disher, Mrs. M.
]. Edwards, Mrs. Robert Phillips
Mrs. R. F. Dietrich, Mrs. Ralph
Snyder, Mrs. Lorine Hofacker
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Luecht Returns
From Korea

CPL Melvin o. Lucent, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Luecht, $50
Church Street, Oak Harbor, is en-.
route to the U. S. under the
Army's rotation program after
spending 10 months with the 45th
Infantry Division in Korea.
A supply records specialist in
the 45th Quartermaster Company
Luecht entered the Army in April
1851. He holds the Army of Occu.
patton Medal for service in Japan
The 45th arrived in Korea in De
cember, 1851, and captured "T
Bone" hill in June's see-saw bat
ties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
400 STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE
IN COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL

Over 400 students will partici-
pate Friday evening, March 20,
when the annual Ottawa County
Schools Music Festival is held in
the Harris-Elmore School Audito-
RUM, starting at 7:45.
Harold Kaufman, Sandusky, will
be guest conductor for the chorus
while Walter Sells, Fremont Ross,
will direct the combined band.
School directors include Mrs.
Marilyn IngersolI, Elmore; Jack
Kocher, Genoa; Glenn Redmond,
Lakeside; John Freytag, Oak Har-
Dor; Printy Arthur, vocal music,
and David Stanton, instrumental
music, Port Clinton.
Members of the Port Clinton
band include Kathleen Armbrus-
ter, Patricia Mackey, Sharon An
derson, Martha Finefrock, Norma
Cover. Mario Snyder, Carol Quis-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Mrs. Glenn Ellithorpe, Mrs
Charles Anderson, Jr., Mrs. H. J.
Meyers, and Mrs. Walter Johnson
Mrs. Harold Nielsen heads the
food committee with Mrs. John
.Rohde and Mrs. Clayton Stout as
co-chairmen. Others on this com
mittee are Mrs. Urban Lochotzki,
Mrs. Elmer Dykes, Mrs. Joe Eliy-
as, Mrs. Evelyn Beam, Mrs. Stem
sen Segaard, Mrs. Carl Sorgen,
Mrs. Robert Heinsen, Mrs. Jack
Riddle, Mrs. Ralph Roose, Mrs.
Robert Reynolds.
A special committee for prizes
is headed by Mrs. Dale Hostrup,
chairman, Mrs. Arthur Rofkar, CO.
chairman, Mrs. L. M. Tibbs and
Mrs. Joseph Bodnar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
COUNTY CANCER
drive PLANNED
FOR APRIL 10

Although the Ottawa County
Chapter of the American Cancer
Society will not hold its porch
light drive in this county until
Friday night, April 10, Port Gin
tons American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 43. had the honor of being
the first organization to donate
funds to the drive.
The Legion Auxiliary, of which
Mrs. Francis Carter is president
has presented its $1,000 check do.
nation to Ray Sperber, Port Clin
ton, county chairman for the
1853 Cancer Fund Drive. Auxil
larry m m b ers throughout the
county also will assist in the
porchlight drive, which was a big
success last year
Organizations throughout til c
county which wish to donate to
the Cancer Fund Drive should
make out checks to the American
Cancer Society and mail the
checks to Ray Sperber, Cancer
Chairman, Port Clinton.
Last year cancer was a leading
killer in Ottawa County, where IS
deaths were attributed to the vici
Gus disease.
Annual dinner for Ottawa Coun
ty Cancer Society officials anc
for all fund drive workers of the
county will be held Friday eve
ming, March 20, at $50, in the
Warner Hotel, Oak Harbor.
Gordon Jeffreys, Lucas County
Clerk of Courts, and John Kalina
Cleveland, will be guest speakers
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
TWO OTHERS ARE HURT
FORMER R PROSECUTOR dies |NSTANTLY Y
I'M AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR HIS HOME
Red Cross Aids
Jensen Furlough

Ronald Jensen, w., S. Navy,
left the Korean battle area Wed
nesday and is flying TO Port
Clinton on an emergency fur
Tough neeessitated by the death
Of his mother, Mrs. Hans Jen-
sen, Sr.
Arrangements for fhe fur
loUgh were completed by the
Ottawa County Chapter Of the
American Red Cross. Word Of
Ronnie's departure from Korea
was received by the family only
a few minutes before Mrs. Jen-
sens body was TO be buried
Wednesday afternoon in Lake.
view Cemetery. The body was
placed in the maUsoIevm and re-
manned there unfiI the sailor ar
rived home Tuesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Gerald Rarden Is
Aboard DESTROYER

Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Force
FHTNC)-Participating in Opera
ton Springboard, the Navy's win
ter maneuvers in the Caribbean
area, aboard the destroyer tender
USS Tidewater is Gerald w. Rar-
den, seaman, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Rarden, Gypsum.
The Tidewater is scheduled to
return to her home port of New
port, Rhode Island, about the mid
die of March. While on the return
trip, her crew will enjoy liberty
and relaxation in ports of Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Home Council To
Meet Next Monday

Mrs. Mary Gallagher, County
Home Demonstration Agent, has
announced an important meeting
of the Ottawa County Home Coun-
Gil will be held Monday afternoon
at one o'clock in the Extension Of
flee, Oak Harbor.
A big item on the agenda will
be Achievement Day, which is to
be held April II in st. Johns
Lutheran Church parish hall, Oak
Harbor. Numerous committees arr
to report their plans at Mondays
meeting when the program for the
coming year will be further dis.
cusSed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Thompson To Tall
At Chamber Meet

DR.. Herbert ]. Thompson of the
Lakeside Assn will be the speaker
this Thursday evening, March 10,
at the Chamber of Commerce
meeting in the City Hall Council
Chambers. He will discuss "What
I Know About Chambers of Com
merce."
Milton Hersberger will show
films of ice fishing at Put-in-Bay
and Mayor Carl Becker will dis
cuss the proposed municipal court
issue.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
Lenten Cantata
To Be Heard Wed.

A Lenten Cantata, "The Sever
Last Words of Christ" by Theo.
dore Dubois will be presented by
the Senior Choir of st. John Lu.
theran Church on Wednesday eve
ming, March 25th, at 7:45.
SoloistS vii be Mrs. Ronald
Tewers, Mrs. Rodney Lockwood
Mrs. Ralph Mackey, Warren Nc
Dougall, Harold Reitz and William
Anderson. Mrs. Fred Brindley is
the director and accompanist will
be Richard Rounds at the organ
and Mrs. John Braun at the pi
ano. The public is cordially in
vited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
1t. Roberts Heads
EOD Cancer Drive

Erie Ordnance Depot's annual
appeal for funds for the American
Cancer Society will be chair
named by Lit. Raymond ]. Rob
erts, assisted by Marge Montgom
cry and Frances Mitchell, Port
Clinton. I"
The drive dates, set in cooper
alton with the Ottawa County or
ganization, will be April 8, 9 and
10.
Arrangements for the post cru
SADIE were made by Ray Sperber
chairman of the Ottawa County
organization.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
JUDGE ON VACATION

Judge and Mrs. Tom o. Stahl
and their youngest son are enjoy
ing three-week vacation in Flor
ida. During the Common Pleas
Court judges absence, visiting
judges are assigned to handle
cases in the local court.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
EASTER VACATION

Supt. D. D. Sims has announced
that the Easter vacation for pub
lie school students will start at the
close of school, Friday, March q,
and end with the beginning of
classes Monday, April 6.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-27
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