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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
Rocky Mount Church
Quits Baptist Groups
In liberalism Row
BY the Associated Press

ROCKY MOUNT, N. c., Aug.
10.-The North Rocky Mount
Baptist Church yesterday with
drew from the Southern Baptist
Convention and the Baptist
State Convention because of
their alleged liberalism and mod
ernism.
The church's congregation
voted. 241-144. to withdraw from
the convention, according to
George Stoglin. chairman of the
board of deacons.
Mr.. Stoglin said the church
becomes an independent mis-
sionary Baptist church. The
congregation will decide later
whether to join another group
Attacks Wake Forest.
The Rev. Samuel H. w. john
Ston. pastor of the church, last
week asked the congregation to
withdraw its support of the CO.
operative programs of the con-
ventions.
DR.. Johnston charged Wake
Forest College. supported by the
convention program, sponsored
liberal and modernistic speakers.
He identified two such speakers
as DR.. Robert j McCracken, pas
tor of the Riverside Baptist
Church of New York and DR.. S. S.
Ferrer OF the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary. Louisville.
DR.. Ferrer, he said, suggested
in a book he wrote that Christ
was the son of German soldier
or perhaps the son of Joseph"
Sermons Defended.
DR.. Harold Tribble, president
of Wake Forest College, replied
hat DR.. McCracken was engaged
by the Baptist Church in the
town of Wake Forest, and not
the college. He said DR.. Nc
Cracken's sermons were "a vital
md reWarding series of services
in which the gospel of redemp-
ton through Jesus Christ was
proclaimed in a winsome and
impressive manner"
DR.. Johnston came to the
North Rocky Mount Baptist
Church last year from Memphis,
where he had been engaged In
evangelistic work. The church
has 1900 members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
AFt Council Meets
ToConsider Custer
Of Dock Workers
BY the Assecioted Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-The AFL
Executive Council held an custer
threat over its crime ridden
East Coast waterfront v orkers
union today at a showdown
hearing on cleanup demands.
Joseph P RYAN. lifet me
president of the AFL Interna-
tional LongShoremen's ASSocia-
ton. was expected to defend his
65,000-member organization from
charges of harboring criminal
elements and to claim the lila
already has launched its own
purge.
The ALL council. ruling
agency of the 10-million member
AFL. was reported lukewarm
about the embattled unions
PURIFY plans and about to kick
the LILA out of the AFL.
AFL Skeptit al of Plan.
The lila has been plea ding for
q chance to hold a series of
trials to determine whether
union leaders with criminal or
racketeer backgrounds should
continue at their jobs. but the
AFL was reported Skeptical of
the plan as long as the S9-year-
old Ryan. himsel funder indict-
ment for stealing union funds, is
kept at the unions helm.
This is the first case of union
corruption within the AFL since
George Meany won the AFT,
presidency, succeeding the late
William Green last fall, and Mr.
Meany repeatedly vas deter
mined to make the lila an
example for other AFL unions.
At any rate, the States of New
York and New Jersey have en-
acted legislation to clean the East
Coast water front of rae letters
in a bi-State compact to license
stevedores in the future.
Convention Plans Due.
The LILA was rocked by reve-
lationS dug up by congressional
investigating committees and the
New York State Crime Commits
sion that the New York and New
Jersey docks situation was ruled
by racketeers, man. of them in
lila ranks.
After today's hearing with lila
officials, the 15-member AFL
council will draft recommenda-
tions for the AFL $ st. Louis con-
vention next month. The coun-
ellis advice to conventions is US
ually followed.
The AFL council also was re-
ported framing a report critical
Of the Eisenhower administra-
tons record so far Other mat
tiers on the agenda will deal with
further AFL aid to workers re-
belling behind RusSia's Iron Cur
tain and with further plans for
an AFL merger with the CLIO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-10
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

Township High School Tuesday,
February 10. The chaperones were
Superintendent and Mrs. Gailord
Braithwaite, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Kelso and Mr.. Lytie, sponsor of
the class.
Because of Ash Wednesday the
Catholic Ladies of Columbia are
holding their February meeting on
Tuesday the 18th instead of We'd
nesday the 18th.
Miss Wilma Jane Brown review
ed the five Broadway plays she
saw recently in New for the Feb
ruary meeting of the Drama Group
of the Fine Arts Club. They were
Mrs. Nothing" starring Helen
Hayes, "Two's Company, "Ber-
nadine, "The Fourposter'' and
Shirley Booth in ''The Time of he
CukoO". The meeting was held in
the home of Mrs. Sam Arnold.
Cub Scout Pack 331 will hold a
Sweetheart Dance" at the High
School Saturday, February IA. Mrs.
E. c. Ingram has been teaching
the boys to trip the Light Fantas-
tic.
Little Billy Gdovicak has been
sick this past week.
A Tea will be held in the church
basement for the Mothers of Pre-
School Children by the members
of the Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
church.
Miss Wilma Jane Brown ushered
at the performance of 'Mr. PIN
Passes By" given by the "Harlc-
quin Players" in SanduSky Monday
evening.
It is good to see Iva McBroom
out and around again after her
seige with the flu.
Mrs. Sam Arnold and Mrs. Ruth
Ward will entertain the members
of the Lakeside Study Club Feb
ruary 18.
Pat Ward attended the Karamu
Players performance of "Carosel"
in Cleveland last week end.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

tary and Art Fielder, treasurer.
After the business meeting, which
was mostly a claiming meeting,
Father Marcus Vogel, pastor at
Millersville, Ohio, gave an insp;r-
ing talk on 'sThe Holy Name So
ciety and Catholic Action" A So
cial hour and refreshments fol
lowed.
Emery Kohlman, student at Ohio
State University and member of
RO.TC. made his first cross-coun-
try flight with his instructor last
Saturday from Don Scott Field,
Columbus, 20 Toledo Municipal
Airport. He passed his test to pilot
d plane and is member of "Ohio
Flying Farmers" He IS the son of
Mrs. Fred Kohlman of rural o. H.
Ladies from o. H. Methodist
Church who attended the Religious
Educational Training School at
Trinity Methodist Church in FL
more last Sunday were Mrs. Edwin
Meyers, MIS-. George Peters, Mrs.
Lcola Harry, Mrs. Fred Thomas
and Miss Pearl Brunkho-s..
George Grown is visiting with
relatives an6 friends this week in
Grand Haven, Mich.
Mrs. George E. Brown, who has
been seriously i'll for a long time
is very much improved and ac-
companied Mrs. Don Snyder to
Fremont en- Monday to visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Blue and Martha Lee.
Miss Dorothy Kohlman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kohlman,
received notice from Columbus last
week that she has successfully
passed the State Board examination
and she is now working as reg
istcred nurse at Toledo Hospital,
where she received her training.
st. Johns Altar Guild will meet
next Monday evening, Feb. 18th at
8 pm. in the home of Mrs. Daniel
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wheeler
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Bahs re-
turned last Wednesday from their
3 weeks trip through the southwest
and to Los Angeles and San Diego,
Calf. On the coast they took a
sightseeing trip in Hollywood and
visited many points of interest
there. They stopped along the
route to visit Boulder DAM, the
Grand Canyon" and Carlsbad
Caverns" also visited former Oak
Harborites at Las Vegas, New. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Alexander and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Provonsha.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
LAKESIDE
MRS. LESLIE WARD

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roth are
the pround parents OF a baby
daughter, born February 6, in
Cleveland.
Current Events" will be the roll
call when the Areme Circle meets
on February Is in the home of
Mrs. Charles Wolfe.
Mrs. O. O. Brackney has been
confined to her home due to il
lness this past week.
10000 Bulletins have been mail
ed to all parts of the United States
and a number of foreign countries
by the Lakeside Association. There
will be another bulletin issued in
April and the final one in May.
K. E. Miller and DR.. Thompson,
General Manager of the Lakeside
Association, are busy considering
various types Of talent for the pro-
grams of the coming season. 1t
is expected that series of out
standing programs will be ar
ranged again this year.
The family and many friends of
Helen Marie Mazur were greatly
Saddend by her death Tuesday,
February 10.
A good time was had by all at
the Friendship lass" Valentine
party Monday evening, which was
held in the parlors of the new
Methodist church. The committee
was composed of Mrs. Archie
Shields, Miss Nylla Allen, Miss
Romie Courtright and Mrs. Harold
Ahrens.
A Hard Times" dance was given
by the Freshman class of Danbury
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs $

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Public Utilities, Port
Clinton, Ohio will receive sealed
bids for the construction of a g.
water line in D. w. Payne's Addi-
ton to Port Clinton, Ohio. Pro
ject consists of approximately $50
lin. TT. of g. cast iron water line
and necessary appurtenanee and
construction estimated cost -
$4774.90.
Plans. Specifications and instruc-
tions to bidders will be on file al
the Board Of Public Utilities Of
flee, Water Works Building, Port
Clinton, Ohio and sealed bids or
the forms furnished by said board
will be received at said office un.
til 1900 noon, March 2, 1853, fol
furnishing labor and material fol
the above described Improvement.
The Board of Public Utilities re.
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Board of Public Utilities
Port Clinton, Ohio
j. c. Heckler, President
D. j. Griffin
w. w. Wagener
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

At Albuquerque, New Mexico they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schnunk
and just around the corner from
their home is the former home of
Ernie Pyle which has been trans
formed into a memorial library.
The Wheeler children stayed with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Schultz while their par
ents were away.
Mrs. Larry Konzen returned
Wednesday from 10 day vacation
trip to New Bavaria, Ohio, where
she visited with relatives and
friends. Her sons Ray an Joel ac-
companied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Knops of
Toledo visited with relatives in
o. HI. on Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

won the Sandusky County League
championship for the past tw {
years, and are undefeated both
years in that league. Woodville
also won the county tournamen,
last year but lost to Oak Harbol
in the district round-robin. Het
rick is a former Elmore cage star
A rare opportunity for area art
lovers is being presented in the
Cleveland Art Museum where the
exhibit of world famous paintings
by George Roualt, French mystic
religious artist, is being shown
through the first week in March
Life magazine featured Roualt and
his paintings in the Feb. 2 issue
Cleveland will be the only city to
have the Roualt exhibit with the
exception of New York, where the
exhibition opens in April. Planning
a trip to the Cleveland Art Mu
scum, Feb. % are several local
artists including Mrs. John Lud
wigsen, Madonna Heschel, Betty
Fall, Bella Russell and Priscilla
Rhiel.
Moose members are still Ticking
their chops" in memory of the
delicious home made noodles and
chicken lunch dished out by cooks
Harold Jeremy and John Short
at the regular meeting Tuesday
evening. Jeremy was really Gin the
dough" earlier that day as he
made the noodles and prepared
the chickens in his home. We un-
derstand Fritz Kumm went back
for seconds and thirds (we'll bet
he put some in his pocket to take
home to EthelD
Five local high school seniors
are working three hours nightly
at EOD, after having successfully
passed Civil Service tests for clerk
tvpist jobs. The Commercial stu
dents are Martha Finefrock, Shir-
ley Kline, Marian Lorensen, Mar
jorie Milliser and Carol Quisno /.
Miss Finefrock, incidentally, won
second prize last weekend in Della
ware when she gave an excellent
Grammatical defamation on 'The
Wallpaper. Martha has to be
quite an actress to give that de-
clamation as it is the story of a
demented woman who thinks she
is locked in a room, staring at the
wallpaper as her hysteria increases.
Mrs. Ed. Neal, Catawba, and
Mrs. Ernest Bebow, Madison St.,
were recent winners in the "Stump
Us" program over WLEC, Sandus-
ky. Their song request stumped
the experts and their awards were
groceries from Fishers Market.
Mrs. Below asked for the song.
"Your Mother and Nine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
HURT IN ACCIDENT

Elmer Meter, Route 2. suf-
fered laceration of a finger Sun
day afternoon when his car and
one being driven by William Roy
Massie, Fremont, collided at State
and Lincoln Drive. Patrolman Will
liam Robel investigated the acci-
dent. Meter was given emergency
treatment at Magruder Hospital
and released.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

tage OF the record album sale at
Ralph and Carlista Snyder's Nor
thern Ohio Maytag store. The fell
lows spent more than their week
ly allowances and returned to Bee
Gee loaded with records. These
albums are real bargain as they
are being sold at one dollar, exact
ly one third their wholesale cost.
Curt Yingling, seventh Street, is
able to be back at his Standard
Products job for few hours daily.
Yingling suffered a stroke and
later underwent brain surgery
last November. He is showing re-
markable recovery :. :. :. Joyce and
Bill Anderson's infant son, Greg
ory, has been returned home fol-
lowing major surgery in st. Vim
cents Hospital, Toledo. The little
boy is getting along fine, which
makes all of us happy. No brain
operation was necessary, as orig
inally feared, but surgeons drain
ed fluid from a ruptured blood
vessel.
-:-:-
John Gormley, former EOD en-
ployee, travelled nearly 1000 miles
to attend the Port Clinton Amer
lean Legion meeting Thursday eve
ming. Gormley, who had been sta
toned in numerous overseas bases
during his long Army career, has
been working as a civilian in the
Panama Canal Zone for the past
year. He is visiting relatives in
Fremont this month and is a mem
Der of the local Legion Post
Jolly Juvenile Follies a group of
Toledo youngsters, came to Camp
Perry Sunday afternoon to put on
a show for the Ohio National
Guardsmen-a mighty fine gesture
Elmore's Bill Hetrick has a
fine record as coach at Woodville
where his Warrior cagers have
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
sJOttillgs
BY RAY sPERBER


Fish dinners are cheap for
Ralph and Vina Riedmaier down
/ in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where
they have been catching some big
TUNA and kingfish, according to
| letters received by local relatives
Leo Biagetti, former San
dusky golf star who now plays out
| of Baltimore, was tied for the lead
in the $4,000 Ell Paso, Texas,
Open golf tournament Sunday. Bia-
getti and Chandler Harper Of
Portsmouth, Virginia, shot two
under-par COS, Saturday and tied
for the lead at 2O6. Sandusky has
another up-and-coming golf star
in youthful doc" Scherg, who
was recently discharged following
Army service in Germany and is
now employed by Port Clinton's
H & H Specially Company.
The State of Ohio and the New
York Central Railroad may be
named as defendants in suits in
volving recent accidents at the
Three Mile Crossing, Erie Town
ship. Relatives of woman who
was fatally injured at the danger
Gus crossing in November are plan
ming such action and had photog-
raphers busy at the scene last
weekend.
Marlene Liptok and Shirley
Limestahl, PCHS seniors, were in
Sandusky last week to take pre-
liminary tests preparatory to en-
tering nurses training at Provi-
dence Hospital after their gradu-
alton in May :. :. : Harry Thomp-
son, recent Ohio State University
graduate and youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson, Gray
town, is now teaching school in
Columbus but expects his call to
active duty with the Army very
shortly. He is a lieutenant in the
Reserves.
Shadow" the black cocker
spaniel owner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Volschow, Short Street, is just
about the smartest dog in the city.
She's never had any professional
training but her Intelligence is
almost human. Shadow" loves to
chase squirrels and it's terrific
temptation for her to desist. When
she sees squirrel she'll take off
like jet bomber but she actually
slams on her brakes and skids
when Mrs. Volschow shouts mo,
Shadow!" Bill, who bartends at
the Bell-Mell Tavern, says money
can't buy their dog and we believe
it.
Dick Sims has unique way of
breaking news to his parents. Last
Tuesday evening Supt. D. D. Sims
was asked to take collect call
from 'Lt. Sims" in Washington,
D. C. Thinking that his other son,
1t. Jim Sims, had made a fast trip
east from Camp Pendleton, Cali.
fornia, Supt. Sims gave an okay
to the call. When the connection
came through, Dick announced,
"Well, Pm in, Dad" It was the
first news Mr.. and Mrs. Sims had
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13
received that both of their sons
are now on active duty with the
Armed Forces.

received that both of their sons
are now on active duty with the
Armed Forces.
Kiwanis Club directors last week
voted to sponsor two girls to
Buckeye Girls State this summer,
one being chosen from Lakeside
and the other from this city. Girls
State is sponsored by the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. The Kiwan-
is also voted $1O0 from the Boys
and Girls fund to be used for the
support and maintenance of the
Youth Building, Inc, during 1853
and to financially assist the county
committee of the Ohio Sesquicen-
tennial Celebration to the extent
of $500. =. At their meeting
Thursday night, local Legionnaires
also voted to again send two local
boys to the Buckeye Boys State at
Camp Perry.
-.-.-
Mrs. Lawrence Asman, Bay
Township, has trio of excellent
New Zealand White breeding rab-
bits she is interested in selling.
One of the does is pedigreed and
the rabbits are too valuable to
kill.
Sam and Juanita Christensen re-
turned home Saturday after two
week trip to Florida and New Or
leans, and as their hobby-collecting
friends anticipated, Sam returned
home with two more mechanical
banks for his outstanding collec-
ton. On this trip, Mrs. Carsten-
sen visited the last few states to
complete her goal of visits to all
48. Sam had previously toured
every state and the couple also has
visited Canada and Mexico.
While in Florida during the
past three weeks, Councilman and
Mrs. Dave Jeremy visited former
local residents, E. L. Dutch"
Blakeley and "Jiggs" Blakeley and
their families in Miami and called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilditch in
st. Petersburg. Mr.. Hilditch, bro
ther-in-law of the Jeremy's daugh-
ter, Avolene Hilditch, is comman-
dant of the Coast Guard station in
st. Pete. While the Jeremy's
were viewing the highly-publicized
aquatic stars at Cypress Gardens,
they were happy to meet Port
Clintonites Mr. and Mrs. John Hell
get and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Benoit
and later visited them at Paradise
Island, St. Pete.
There was lot of excitement
around Brownies Cafe and the Jai
Lai Night Club in Gypsum Wednes-
day afternoon but it all turned out
okay. Seems that Milo Grover had
hung a new door at Charley Sib-
reps barber shop, next door to the
Jai Lai, and somehow the lock
failed to work. When Sibrel want
ed to leave the shop, the door was
SO badly jammed that he couldn't
get out. w. r. Brownie" Brown
and other volunteers pulled, pried,
tugged and strained until the door
finally squeaked open As minutes
later so that an exasperated barber
could go home for lunch.
-:-:-
Ten members of the Sigma Nu
fraternity of Bowling Green State
University drove here Thursday
evening especially to take advan-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-13

Mrs. Lawrence Asman, Bay
Township, has a trio of excellent
New Zealand White breeding rab.
bits she is interested in selling.
One of the does is pedigreed and
the rabbits are too valuable to
kill.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
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Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

in the fact that "all members Of
the class were successful and good
American citizens"
Members of the class and their
husbands or wives attending incIu-
ded; Mr.. and Mrs. John Macklin.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Payne. Mr..
and Mrs. George Jones and Mr.. and.
Mrs. Charles Manning, all of Will
mingtOn; Mr.. and Mrs. James Crew
and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Purnell,
of Springfield, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond King, Yeadon, Pa; Mrs.
William Hanks, Cambridge, Md.
Mrs. Alton Carey, Harbeson; Mr..
and Mrs. Medford Cannon, Bridge
vile, r. D.; Mrs. Frank Brereton,
Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Norman lAb-
bott, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Pur-
NELL, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert MaGinley, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Linden McIlvaine, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Short, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old F. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Racaniello, all of George
town.