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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
Darby Y-Teens And
Mothers Hold Mee+inq

On October 20, 1858 at 800 pm.
in the school auditorium, the Y
Teens had their Mother-Daughter
meeting and initiation. The cabinet
members congratulated all the
new members with a candle light
service. Which was followed by in
titiation for all new Y-Teen men,
bers. We have nine new members.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Evelyn Gruenbaum on
Nov. 10 at 800 pm, 1853.
Don't forget our variety show
on Nov. 5 at 500 pm. in the school
auditorium.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
MarysvilIe Mayor
Interprets Law

G. L. Kingsmore of Marysville
is reported to have stated that
drunken drivers who are arrested
by city police and tried under a
city ordinance do not have to be
given a three day mandatory Jail
sentence. The mandatory sentence
applies to only those cases prose
cuted under the state law, the
mayor says.
Village councils it is said must
pass ordinances which will con-
form to the new state code if they
are to prosecute drunken drivers
under this new law.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
Lumber De aIer
Injured In Auto
Accident Oct. u

G. R. Gray, AZ, well known busi-
ness man, who operates the Gray
Hay and Lumber Co., on Route 33
near Marysville, was very serious
ly injured October %, when his
Jaguar sports car went out of con-
troll on Route 4 north of that city.
1t was stated by hospital author
tiles that Mr.. Gray suffered a pos
sible skull fracture, broken ribs,
and possible internal injuries. He
was taken to Memorial Hospital
where his condition was listed as
fair.
His car was completely wrecked
it was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
Celia BidweII Named
Music Club Secretary
At Capital University

Celia Bidwell, daughter of Sher-
iff and Mrs. Harold Bidwen of
London was recently named as
secretary of the Junior Music Club
of Capital University at Columbus.
There are about 200 members in
the club which meets the third
Saturday of each month in Recital
Hall on the campus. Each spring
they sponsor their annual theatre
party which is the high spot in
their years work. Advisor to the
group is Mr.. Paul Gearhart, in
structor in piano at Capital Uni
yersity.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
4 Killed BY Own
Guns 28 Others
Injured So Far

Colu 1hus, Ohio-Final reports
on tn ,953 Ohio squirrel season,
whic' .ded October Is, as COM
piled by the Information and Ed
ucation Section of the Division of
Wildlife, show that four squirrel
hunters lost their lives as result
of actual shooting accidents and %
others suffered gunshot wounds
during the 30-day season.
1t was an increase of three fa-
talities over last years single fatal
accident.
OF the four persons killed this
year-all were the result of acci-
dents with the hunters own gun.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-30
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF Earl d. Rea Deceased
Matthew T. Rea. Mt. Sterling, Ohio
R.R. has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor of the Estate
OF Earl d. Rea late of Madison
County. Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18th day of October
A.D. 1853. Number 1883 Docket 5
Page SGT. Maurice Z. Beathard, Pro-
bate Judge of said County.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
DATE SET FOR
ANNUAL XMAS
THEATRE PARTY

Every child in the community
will find out there is a Santa
Claus Tuesday afternoon, Decem-
ber %, at 3:15, when the annual
community Christmas party will
be held in the Clinton Theatre un-
der sponsorship of the Port Clin-
ton Kiwanis Club.
Albert Davids will serve as
chairman of the committee plan
ming the much anticipated event
and will be assisted by Adair
Wilber, James Wolf, Frank Quis-
no, Dalton DeLor, Carl Heckler,
Howard Fulton and Stensen Peter
son.
AS usual, all children in the city
and surrounding area are invited
to attend this free party A. the
local theatre There will be gifts
from Santa Claus for every child
and the kiddies will also be treat
ed to a special program of car
toons and features being arranged
by theatre manager Harry Gala
han.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27

terruption, General Henderson adj
ded. The organization of these
holding sections and the overall
reorganization of the 37th is pro-
ceeding under his direction.
Once the Division is reactivated
in January, he stressed, young
men with reserve military obli
CATION will be able to fulfill this
obligation by joining unit of the
37th in their home community.
Holding sections have already
been organized in the following
Ohio cities: Ada, Akron, Ashland
Barberton, Bellefontaine, Berea
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Clyde, Co
lumbus, Coshocton, Covington, Day
ton, Defiance, Greenfield, Hills
boro, Kenton, Lakewood, Lima
Newark, Oak Harbor, Spencerville
Springfield, Tiffin, Urbana, Var
Vert, Westerville, Wooster, and
Xenia.
Ohio cities in which holding
units are to be established are:
Ashtabula, Batavia, Blanchester
Bowling Green, Canton, East Liver
pool, Findlay, Fremont, Hamilton
Lebanon, Lorain, Manchester
Mansfield, Massillon, Middletown
Napoleon, Norwalk, Painesville
Piqua, Shreve, St. Marys, Sidney
Toledo, Warren, Ottawa, Youngs
town, and Willoughby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
OAK HARB0R TO Be HDQRS. OF
37TH DIVISION COMPANY SOON

Great progress has been made in
the program to ready the 123 units
of the 37th Infantry Division, Ohio
National Guard, for reactivation in
January, Major General Albert E.
Henderson, the Adjutant General
of Ohio, announced Wednesday.
Cadres for nearly two-thirds of
the units of the Division have been
organized and already one-fourth
of the units have attained the
strength necessary to secure Fed
eral recognition as a unit of the
National Guard of the United
States, General Henderson pointed
out.
Ohio's 37th Division was induct-
ed into Federal service for two
years beginning January Is, 1852
and was sent to Camp Polk, Louisi-
ana for training.
Officers and enlisted men of the
Division who have returned to Ohio
upon release from active military
duty are being placed in holding
sections pending reactivation of the
37th, which can not take place be-
fore January Is, 1854.
Such holding sections have al
ready been organized in % Ohio
cities and include II units. The
program to establish holding Sec
tions in 81 additional cities for
the remaining 46 units is under
wav, General Henderson disclosed.
The new division being readied
for official reactivation in January
will be known as the 37th Infantry
Division, National Guard of the
United States. The Army will re-
tain for at least three more years,
the unit at Camp Polk as the 37th
Division. Army of the United
States.
These holding sections afford
National Guard officers and en-
listed men returning from active
duty, the opportunity to continue
their military service without in
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27

work, the distribution of it to op-
Grating personnel in storage and
transportation, and the mainten-
ance of close liaison and follow-up
of shipments until they depart
from Erie by rail, truck, or air
pickup.
Recently an air pickup of 16,202
pounds of artillery material was
required at Ft. Bliss, Texas within
three days. With the full coopera-
tion of all concerned at Erie, the
shipment reached its destination
within one and one-half days. Mrs.
Greiger coordinated all phases of
work which included coordination
with the Cleveland Airport and
the Kirkland Air Force Base in
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
President Eisenhower received
a gun salute as planned when he
recently visited Camp Leroy john
son, La. The saluting gun was or
dered from Erie by Office, Chief
of Ordnance, Washington. With
the careful planning of Miss Dip
man, the gun arrived as scheduled.
A time limit of only two days was
allowed to effect shipment; but
with the able assistance and CO.
operation of Mr. Ascher with the
storage end and Mr.. Slawson and
Mr.. Connors with transportation,
the shipment was made within the
time allowance.
One of the most tedious assign
ments for Mrs. Greiger and Miss
Continued to page 6, col. A
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
LAKESIDE ASSN
RENAMES SLATE

DR.. John R. Cheney, Toledo, SUI
perintendent of the Toledo Dis
trict of the Methodist Church,
Thursday was reelected president
of the Lakeside Association at the
annual meeting of the associations
board of trustees.
Also reelected were E S. Ma
son, Cincinnati, as vice president;
E. D. Wilson, Port Clinton, as
treasurer, and Kenneth E. Miller,
Lakeside, as secretary.
DR.. H. J. Thompson, general
manager of the Lakeside Associa-
ton, and business manager Ken
meth Miller also were renamed.
Board members approved sale
of the Richards Hotel, the resorts
second largest hotel, to Hugh
Scharer and Louis Milligan of Ad-
rian, Michigan, who operated the
hotel for the Lakeside Association
during the past season.
Also approved was the sale of
Woodlawn Cottage, formerly oper-
ated in conjunction with the Rich
ards Hotel, to the Rev. Forrest
Brown, Napoleon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
DEBATE TEAM
OPENS SEASON

r Max Fischer, president of Port
Clinton's National For n S
League, made the welcoming ad-
dress Thursday evening when Port
Clinton High Schools debate squad
played host to Melmore in several
rounds Of practice debating.
Other debaters who participated
were Sharon Anderson, Sally De-
Witt, Ruth Rofkar, Sally Snyder,
Dick Noblitt, Paul Moon, Steve
Corthell and Douglas Meyer.
Under speech teacher Boyd
Martin, % students are preparing
for the coming tournament season.
They will compete in original ora
tory, oratorical declamations, hum
orous and dramatic declamations.
Next Thursday evening, Dec. 3,
the Port Clinton debate team will
travel to Lorain High School for a
preseason decision meet. The "A''
squad will be Harry Chaffin, Max
Fischer, Sally Dewitt and Ruth
Rofkar and the "B" squad will be
Maxine Routh, Sharon Anderson,
Steve Corthell and Scott Carter.
First debate tournament of the
regular season will be held in
North Canton, Saturday, Dec. 5,
when the same group will make
the trip with the exception of Paul
Moon who will replace Steve Cor
thell on the "B" team.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Camera Club Plans
Xmas Contest

Members of the Port Clinton
Camera Club will sponsor Christ
mas picture contest with gift GER
tificates to be awarded for the
best black and white prints, the
best color transparencies or prints
and a special award of years
subscription to Photography mag,
azine. Prizes will be awarded by
Misch Photographic Studio and
Connors Camera and Hobby Shop
Two new members, Mrs. Theo-
dore Sawyer and Mrs. Margaret
Christensen, Joined when the
club met Sunday night in the
home Of Theodore Sawyers. who
showed a select group of slides
taken in almost every state of the
union
Contestants must be resident OF
Port Clinton Or vicinity and all
entries must be mailed before Jan
Is, 1854. to Port Clinton Camera
Club, co Secretary Helen Chris
tiansen, $40 Jefferson Street, Port
Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
lanes Named AS
Tough Opponent

Don &c. /. Joe" James, Redskin
honorary captain of 1858, was the
only Port Clinton player selected
by members of the Oak Harbor
Rockets on their All-Opponent
Team for the year. James was
named at tackle along with Jerry
Cronin, Fremont st. Joe.
Others named to the All-Op-
ponent team are: Ronnie Harger,
Lakeside, and Dick Shreffler, Glib
sonburg, ends; Dean Ernsburger,
Clyde, and Willard Sarnes, guards:
John Veith, Sandusky st. Mary's,
center; Robert Bowser, Gibson
burg, Robert Darr and Jack Wild
man, Fremont ST. Joe, and Ken
Smith, Elmore, backs.
Co-captains for Coach Dave Mar
tins 1853 Rockets are Ron Depner
and Lawrence st Clair, both mem
bers of the All-Sandusky Bay Con-
ference team.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
GIRL EXPED|T0RS SPEED UP
DEFENSE SHIPMENTS FROM E.O.D.

During the Korean emergency,
many operations were effected at
Erie Ordnance Depot to insure
timely supply of artillery to COM
bat units in the Far East, and, al
though the hostilities have ceased,
these new practices are still prov
ing effective in insuring continu-
GUS supply to troops on occupa-
tional duties all over the world,
and to training units in the United
States.
One of the ideas which Erie de-
veloped to provide rapid and eff
cient supply to our Armed Forces
was the establishment of three ex-
pediting positions in stock control,
all filled by women.
Gail Hensler Greiger, Oak Har-
Dor, Carol Dipman, Martin, and
Janet Feyedelem, Lakeside, hold
these positions. With the assist
ance of Harry Ascher, Port Clin-
ton, and other storage personnel,
and Dick ConnorS, Sandusky, and
Kenneth Slawson, Oak Harbor, of
transportation, many important
urgent shipments are being made
daily by these expeditors.
The expediting positions include
duties which require speciS ham
ding of orders received into Erie
by telephone or teletype with
emergency deadline dates ren'Iir-
ing a minimum processing time
of from eight hours to three days.
The processing steps involved
in making shipments are the typ
ing and documenting of paper
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Findlay Man Is
Hurt In Crash

Orville F. Moore, "a, vice presi-
dent of the Ohio Oil Company,
Findlay, suffered painful injuries
early Saturday night when his
car crashed into utility pole after
failing to negotiate the curve at
the junction of Sand Road and Rt.
1853, a mile east of the city.
Moore, who was thrown through
the windshield, was taken to Ma
gruder Memorial Hospital via Ger
ner and Wolf ambulance. He was
treated overnight for severe head
and neck decorations, necessitating
% sutures, and chest bruises.
Deputy Sheriff William Cullen in
vestigated the accident.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Farm Outlook Is
Meeting Topic

Robert Schwart, Extension Rural
Economist, will discuss the 1854
Outlook for Ottawa County Farm
ers at an open meeting to be held
in the county extension office in
Oak Harbor, starting at eight
o'clock, Tuesday evening, Dec. l.
Schwart will be assisted by Riley
Dougan and Mabel Spray and the
program will feature items of in.
terest to the ladies.
County Extension Agent Fred
Grimm announces this is the first
time such a meeting has been held
in this county, and it replaces the
annual meeting usually held in
Bowling Green.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Murphy Heads
Postoffice Area

Toledo's first District Manager.
under the Post Office Depart.
ment's new Decentralization Pro.
gram, will be James M. Murphy, a
career postal employee for 38
years and a member of the Post
Office Inspection Service, Post
master General Arthur Sui amer.
field has announced
Murphy will be one of nine dis
trict managers in the tri-state area
of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio who
will report to Regional Hdurs in
Cincinnati under the new plan.
He will be in charge of postal
operations in 19 Northwestern
Ohio counties, including Ottawa,
Lucas, Sandusky and Wood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
z0NINC MEET TO
ATTRACT CROWD
next THURSDAY

A meeting and hearing which
should be of vital concern to every
real estate owner in Gypsum and
Portage Township will be held in
the Port Clinton City Hall council
chambers Thursday evening, Dec.
8, at 7:3O.
The hearing will be on the zon-
ing resolution and zoning plan
prepared by the Portage Township
zoning commission, which is head
ed by Francis Mekus in coopera-
ton with the Portage Township
trustees and the Port Clinton city
council.
Text of the zoning resolution
and the proposed coming map may
be seen in the office of City Au-
ditor William Zeis in City Hall.
Industrial and residence plats have
been established for all of Port
age Township from Port Clinton
to the Danbury Twp. line.
Practically all of the territory
south of State Route 2, including
Gypsum village, is being zoned as
an industrial area. Plated as resi-
dental areas are West Bay Shore
Road, Sand Road and all land
North of State Route 2 to Danbury.
Under the proposed Port Clinton
zoning code, the city will have
jurisdiction over building con-
Struction in the rural area within
three-mile radius.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Pastors Plan Special
Programs As Grateful
Parishioners Gather

Thanksgiving services will be
held in practically every local
church this week, although hours
of services are so diversified that
attendance would be possible at
several different services.
Thanksgiving Eve services will
be held Wednesday, Nov. 25, in
Peace Lutheran Church, Rev. Hart
wig Pruess, pastor, and in st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Oak Harbor, Reverends G..
F. Shoup and B. F. Brandt, pastors,
both services to start at eight
o'clock.
Thursday Services
Thanksgiving Day worship serv-
ices will be held in st. Paul Luth-
eran church, Danbury, and the To-
cal st. Paul's Slovak Evangelical
Lutheran Church, starting at 10
o'clock. Pastors are George Reinke
and Joseph Abraham, respectively.
Thanksgiving Day masses will be
said Thursday morning at Gas and
8 by Fathers Karl Brand and Earl
Schmitt in the Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic Church.
Rev. Lawrence Miller will pre-
sent his Thanksgiving Day mes.
sage at nine o'clock services Thurs
day in Trinity Methodist Church.
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served at 10 o'clock services at
which the Rev. Perry Blankenship
will preside in st. Thomas Episco-
pal Church Thursday.
st. John Services
Special Thanksgiving Day Serv-
ices will be held in st. John Luth-
eran Church at 8 am. Thursday
with Pastor John Braun's sermon
topic being Thoughts for Thanks
giving Day.. A feature will be the
reading of The Presidents Thanks
giving Proclamation Trumpeters
Carolyn Brindley, Darrell Fadley
and Darrell Bodnar, will herald
the start of the program and there
will be music by the Junior, Luth-
er League and Senior choirs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
RITES HELD FOR
VETERAN AREA
.LUTH. PASTOR

Rev. Ernst E. Eckhoff, who
served in the Lutheran ministry
for 48 years, passed away Saturday
in the Luther Home of Mercy, Will
liston, where he had been a patient
for several days since being re-
leased from a Toledo hospital.
Although in i'll health several
months, the we'll known pastor
continued to serve his congrega-
ton at the st. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Marblehead
until he entered Parkview Hospital
three weeks ago.
Installed as pastor of st. Pauls
Lutheran Church in Danbury on
November 10, 1911, Reverend Eek
hoff served that congregation until
early in 1852 when he moved to
Lakeside to become pastor Of the
Marblehead church.
A native of Oak Harbor where
he was born Feb. 26, 1882, Rev
Eckhoff had spent his entire life
in this community. He was not
married Surviving are one broth
er, George Eckhoff, Lakeside, and
a nephew, Dom Eckhoff, Port
Clinton.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon in st. John
Lutheran Church, Port Clinton
the Rev. John Braun, officiating
Burial was made in Union Gene
terry, Oak Harbor, Gerner and
Wolf directing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
THANKSGIVING day SERVICES TO BE
HELD THURSDAY IN LOCAL CHURCHES
Xmas Savings
Checks In Mail

Santa Claus will get a big
boost today, Friday, November
II, when fhe mail man will dis
tribute over $I25,0 in Christ
mas Savings checks mailed by
the Port Clinton National Bank
and fhe American Bank.
The total is by far the largest
in the history OF. the local banks.
The 1854 Christmas Savings
Clubs will open December I.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
AT DIOCESAN MEET

Faythe Duffy, Frances Roosc,
Jane Reynolds, Jean Blankenship,
Douglas Meyer and the Rev. Perry
Blankenship represented st. Thorn
as Young Peoples Fellowship Fri
day and Saturday at the annual
convention of Young Churchmen
of the Ohio Episcopal Diocese held
in Akron. Episcopalian families of
Akron provided hospitality for the
300 young people and adult leaders
in attendance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
HOME FROM COAST

Mrs. Fred Cough returned to her
West Sixth st. home Saturday, fly
ing from Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cough left here Oct. II for
San Francisco, accompanying their
daughter Mrs. Jane HamIblin and
her three sons in the Hamblin car.
Jane and her son sailed for japan
Oct. % where they have arrived
safely in Tokyo and her husband,
1t. Col. j. M. Hamblin met them.
Mr.. Cough returned ehome by
plane Nov. but his wife remained
longer in California to visit her
sisters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27

While she was shopping in ru-
raj grocery store Thursday eve
ming, an auto belonging to Mrs.
Richard Coffman, Clyde, was stol-
en- from its parking place. The
Coffmans formerly lived in Port
Clinton before moving to the
nearby town.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
GETS JAIL SENTENCE

Arrested Monday by Highway
Patrolman Milstead of the Bay
Bridge station on a charge of driv-
ing while intoxicated, Richard
Lee Nyari, Toledo, was ordered to
spend 10 days in Ottawa County
Jail and his drivers license was
suspended for three years when
he was taken Before Judge Tom
D. Stahl.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
Well All Be Out
To Meet En- When

A Cincinnati couple and their
fwo children are enrovte from
that city to Port Clinton, but
they will travel thousands of
miles to reach this Jewel of the
Lakes"
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer ReinboIi
and their children left Cincin-
natl Thursday in their 28-foof
sail boat and will sail down the
Ohio River TO the Mississippi
River.
They will stop in New Orleans
and several Florida ports before
continuing their journey up the
finland Waterway" Of the East
Coast to New York where they
will cross the Erie Canal and
eventually arrive in Port ciin-
ton.
Enjoying fhe unusual trip, full
fillment Of ReinboIt's childhood
dream. are their children, Jean,
eight, and Oren, five.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
AUTO DEALERS MEET

Steven Convoy, Detroit. spoke
on the subject "Show How" Thurs
day evening when he was guest
speaker at the monthly meeting of
the Ottawa County Automobile
Dealers Association in the Island
Hotel. Robert Tank, Williston, is
president of the Association.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
SITTING IT OUT!

Cle0phas Bell, 80, Detroit, was
sitting out $25 fine and costs -
at three dollars per day - in OF
tawa County Jail early this week
following his arrest Saturday by
Highway Patrolman R. A. Karsmiz-
XII, Genoa, on a charge of driving
vehicle with no operators
license.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-27
bob-TaIes
'By ROBERT w. REIDER

Roy Barnes, the Rocky Ridge
man who with his sons farms a
big chunk of North Dakota, is all
set to make his annual trek to
Lakeland, Fla, for the winter.
When the County Commission
ers' Association of Ohio meets in
Columbus next month, our own
Edw. n. Tank will have promin-
ent spot on the program he'll
show 'em how to cry an auction.
If signs mean anything,
we're headed for a severe
winter. according to Pete
over at Kennelly's service sta
tion. this area was a full
eight inches short of rain the
first of this month. and he
says we're a cinch, to get
plenty of snow soon. ;.
Sam Amato has received final
okeh from the FEC. to construct
that shortwave radio station he's
planned for some time. =.
Training Koko, a fine-Iooking
Boxer, is one Of photographer Viii
lis 6. Misch's hobbies. >.
Michigan's victory over
Ohio State in their traditional
pigskin battle gave Attorney
Oliver True something to talk
about. he's an alumnus of
the Ann Arbor university. j..
Monday was a special day for
Prosecutor and Mrs. Myron A. Ros-
entreter it was their 10th we'd
ding anniversary.
And Thursday is a special day
for Americans everywhere -. Hap
py Thanksgiving TO all!