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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
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An open house lawn party
was given for Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Calkins on their silver
wedding anniversary, June IA,
at their home on Route 1872.
Mrs. Calkins wore a pink suit
with matching white shoes and
hat. A mass was said in their
honor at st. Mary's church in
Chardon at 900 o'clock Sunday
morning. A light supper was
served at their home Sunday
evening to go guests, all close
friends and relatives.
John Loza will celebrate his
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
By Victoria DietZ
Phone E. ClaridOn 6677S

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur First
of koute 528 entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Pelton of
Chardon and Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Mapes of Lyndhurst on
Saturday evening, June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Calkins
of Routs 322 wish to announce
the wedding of their daughter,
Geraldine to Donald Lang
meyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Langmeyer of Hudson, O.,
on June 6.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

Herd Test Program, where
monthly production tests are
made and supervised in cooper
alton with the Extension De-
partments of State Agricultural
Colleges.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Chamber Fetes
NRA Officials

Port Clinton's Chamber of Com
merce honored NRA officials and
National Matches staff members
from Camp Perry at a cocktail par
ty and dinner in the Catawba Cliffs
Beach Club Tuesday evening.
Ralph Forster, chairman of the
Chambers Matches committee,
served as master of cermonies and
introduced D. L. Kelly" Dunn,
president. General Merritt A. Ed
son, Executive Director of the
NRA. expressed his appreciation
to the Chamber for its aid to the
match competitors.
Other chamber members attend
ing were Mayor Carl Becker, Carl
ton Schwan ; Henry Cowgirl, Will
lam S. Brown of The News, Ken
meth Krupp of The Hearld, Harry
Callahan, William Smith, Lawrence
Ludwigsen, Jim Riemenschneider.
Harry Heineman, Curtis Kuhnle,
Allen Clemons, Lee Davis, Jack
Lay, George Schade, Ralph Snyder
Atty. William Moon, Francis Me.
kus, Charles Dewitt, Ray Lambert
and Tom Finefrock.
Aiding as hostess were Mrs
Dunn, Mrs. Schwan, Mrs. Moon
Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Davis and Car
liSta Snyder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28

principal sometime during the
week beginning Monday, August
81.
Teaching assignments for the
1953-54 school year are as follows:
Elementary Principal Kinder-
garten through Grade Six) Leon.
arda Stein. Kindergarten teachers.
Mrs. Charles Dewitt, Mrs. Law
renee Carpenter. Mrs. Robert
Smith.
Grade One: Alma Caspersen,
Doris Cedoz, Oleta Lewis, Mrs.
Harry Nissen. Grade Two: Helen
Hermes, Gertrude Lieber, Margaret
Murphy, Marjorie Franck. Grade
Three: Gwendolyn Battiste, Evelyn
Beam, Mary Ellen King, Gaynelle
Livingway.
Grade Four: Alma Boysen, Lucy
Campbell, Edna Mae Richey. Grade
Five: Lucille Eliyas, Harriet Pc
ters, Byronna Wiseman. Grade Six:
Vern Hayford, Anna Hurrell,
Louise Ruddock.
Elementary vocal music teacher,
Virginia Miller. School nurse, Lii
liam Kreillick.
Grade Seven Through Twelve: E.
Printy Arthur, Vocal Music; Rosella
cambridge, Commercial; Rather
inc Barber, English; Donald Beatty
Industrial Arts (MetaD; Richard
Bloom, Art; Thalia Brown, English.
Maxine Dulaney, Commercial;
Mary Jane Haskins, Girls Physical
Education; Howard Jones, Arithme
tic and History; Octa Kincade, Eng
lish and Latin; G. V. Knepper
Arithmetic; Raymond Ladd, Com
mercial.
Joe Lukac, Boys Physical Educa
ton and Coaching; Boyd Martin
English and Speech; Frances Nc
Fadden, Home Economics; Mrs. R
A. Rice, Home Economics; Albert
ho1Kar, EngllSn, hlcnard SelgO
History and Coaching.
G. A. Shively, Chemistry a n q
Physics; Howard Smetzer, Indus
trial Arts (WooG; David Stanton
Instrumental M u S C; Richard
Stucky, Biology and Genera
Science; Ruth Trenshaw History
and Government; Rowland Wen
eel, Geography and Coaching.
Alice Reardon Wolf, English
Charles Wolfe, Math.; B. H. Cor
thell, High School Principal; Mis-
Nina Soennichsen, School Librar
ian; Miss Barbara Prohaska, sec
retary to Supt. D. D. Sims; Mrs
Ronald Jensen, secretary to High
School Principal B. H. Corthell.
New teachers include Mrs. Car
penter, Mrs. Smith, Miss Franck
Miss Elyias, Miss Miller, Miss Dul
aney, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Wolf and Mr.
Selgo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Sand Beach Plans
More Control Work

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the Sand Beach Conser-
vancy District until 10 am. Mon
Gay, Sept %, for the construction
of new retaining walls. piling jetty
and steel sheet piling at the mouth
Of Brough Creek in Carol Town
ship.
Bids will be received at the res
idence of Harry w. Bodi, Sand
Beach, Route /, Oak Harbor, for
the performance of all labor and
the furnishing of all materials,
tools, machinery and appliances
for the construction and building
complete of a 112 lineal foot new
wood sheet piling retaining wall,
and the construction of 165 foot
new steel piling jetty, rock filled
approximately 10 feet in width,
and the construction of new
single line steel sheet piling of
IS lineal feet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
OPENS
'53 HOMECOMING

Miss Judy DrMkenmiler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Drucken-
miller, will reign as queen of Ell
more's 1O2nd Anniversary and
Homecoming Celebration this week
Thursday through Saturday, Aug
ust 27, % and 90.
She was announced as winner in
the queen contest after gaining 224,-
600 points. Miss Sue Giesler was
second with 10000 while Miss Sue
Crozier was third with 78.200
points.
A Kiddies' Parade Thursday, an
Orange Crate Friday and the grand
parade Saturday afternoon will be
features of Elmore's annual Home
coming, sponsored by American
Legion Post 279. Stanley States,
past commander of the Legion
Post, is general chairman. while
John DeStazio is in charge of the
parade.
Program for this Thursday is as
follows: Kiddies' parade, $50 pm; /;
concert by Harris-Elmore band, 9
pm. Growing of the Queen, 9:15
pm; Hillbilly feature, 10 pm.
Friday, August %, Orange Crate
Derby at $50 pm; Amateur Show
al 9 pm; concert by the Genoa
Legion band at 10 pm.
Saturday, August 20. Grand Pa
rade, 2 pm; concert by Woodville
band, 9 pm; Magician show at 10
and Amateur program at 1920.
There will be other entertain
ment features presented nightly
and rides and concessions will be
furnished by the Anderson Amuse-
nlents of Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
PLAN NATIONAL
GUARD OUTFIT
FOR THIS CITY

After a two year absence, Port
Clinton once again is to be the
home base for an Ohio National
Guard unit. The city's former unit,
the 1428th Engineer Bridge Com
pany, was called to active duty ear
ly in the Korean War but nearly
every member has since been dis
charged, and the company will not
be returned here.
Within the next few weeks, COM
pany H. 1O7th Armored Cavalry
regiment, will be organized at the
local armory. It will be recon-
naissance company composed of
three reconnaissance platoons, made
up of a scout section, a light tank
section, an Infantry squad and a
support section.
There also will be Headquar-
ters platoon composed of mainten-
ance, supply, mess and adminiStra-
tive personnel, and the command
tank crew.
Company H will be equipped
with jeepS, light tanks, armored
personnel carriers and trucks. In
addition to weapons in the tanks,
the men will be equipped with
rifles, carbines, pistols, machine
Guns and mOrtarS
Veterans of the Armed Forces
who are interested in the new re-
tirement benefits now offered to
members of reserve components as
we'll as young men of draft age
are urged to investigate the oppor-
tunities offered in this unit. There
are jobs open for mechanics, dri-
vers, gunners, riflemen, cooks, and
supply and administrative person.
mel.
Futher information may be OBJ
tanned from any of these men:
Roman T. Lochotzki, 43O Monroe
Street; Charles Pressler, Willow
Beach, phone 5118; John Murry.
Erie Township; Roy Moritz, IL
Community Loop, Erie Gardens, or
Virgil M. Gordon at Erie Town
ship or Catawba Cliffs.
For those unable to contact the
above men, there will be a short
meeting in front of the Port Clin
ton Armory between 6. and $50
Monday evening, August 81, when
questions will be answered.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Three TIE FOR
u. s. RIFLE TITLE
IN PERRY MATCH

Three men had the same score
of 3,197 out of a possible 1920
Monday when the last of eight ag
gregate matches had been COM
pleted for the 1853 National Small
Bore Rifle championship, but John
]. Crowley, a Clintonville, Conn,
custom gunmaker, took the title
by virtue of having two more
shots within the X-ring at the CEN
ter of the bullseye than his clos
est competitor
Crowley had punctured the p
inch x circle in the center of the
bullseye on 255 of his 800 shots.
Charles Whipple of Somerset, Pa,
had 253 in the magic circle while
the third man to tie, John Mosch-
kau of Waterloo, Iowa, had 252
KS.
Laurence Moore of Aberdeen,
Maryland, was fourth with 1896
while Charles Cater of LaGrande,
Oregon, was fifth with 3,195. Ca
ter had 263 shots in the X-ring,
highest of more than 700 competi-
tors, but his five shots in the g.
ring outside the bullseye ruined
his chance for the national crown.
Mrs. Neva Seagly of Topeka,
Indiana, leader in the women's
smallbore rifle event for the first
three days, dropped three points
in the concluding matches Monday
and was tied by Miss Viola Pollum
of Brookville, Pa, who fired a per-
feet 400 score.
Both Mrs. Seagly and Miss Pol
lum had 3,185 but the national
women's championship went to
Miss Pollum who had 234 in the
X-ring, nine more than Mrs. Seag-
ly. Third place went to Mrs. Flea
nor Bell of Los Angeles, the 1851
champion.
Charles Rodgers Of Phoeniz, Ari-
zona, successfully defended his
junior championship with score
of 3,195 which ranked him eighth
in the overall mems event behind
Ray H. Steele of Denver and Leon
ard Brewster of Glendale, Arizona.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
SCHOOL
OPENS AT PERRY;
BIC BORE NEXT

Last scores for the national
smallbore rifle and pistol champ.
ionship matches had hardly been
Tailed Wednesday afternoon when
most of the shooters returned to
school to learn why all their prac-
tice, expensive equipment and
planning had not paid off in the
winners circle at Camp Perry.
For the first time since 1941, the
markSmen are being given the op-
portunity to attend the Small Arms
Firing School from August 26 to
80 at the world famous cradle of
craftsmanship.
1t. General John E. Dahlquist,
newly appointed Chief of Army
Field Forces, Washington. D. c..
made the opening address Wednes.
day afternoon during his short vi.
sit to Camp Perry.
1t. Col. Walter Fellenz of Fort
Benning, Georgia, is in charge of
the school and is being assisted by
faculty members of the infantry
School, Fort Benning, under sup
ervision of the Office, Chief o
Army Field Forces.
The course is devided into two
phases, craftsmanship instruction
and range procedure and conduct
which precede the rifle champion
ship competition.
Instruction is designed to fos-
ter uniform rifle training methods
with the MI service rifle in both
civilian and military life. The
course provides opportunity for
rifle instructors in the active Army
Reserve components, the sister
services, and in the NRA civilian
clubs to learn the latest techniques
OF rifle craftsmanship instruction
and the courses of fire developed
by the U. S. Army. The second
phase of instruction is designed to
orient students in the duties o
range officials such as referees
and statistical officers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
RECORD ENROLL MENT FORECAST
AS PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 8

A record enrolment is anticipa-
ted as new school year draws
near, Supt. D. D. Sims has an
nounced. According to registration
figures, there will be approximately
600 in grades seven through
twelve, and over 800 in kindergar-
ten through grade six.
Teachers will report at 1:30 Mon
day, September 7 Labor Day. for
a general teachers meeting. Follow
ing the session, teachers will form
into groups and meet with their
respective principals.
School will begin at the regular
hour (8:45 a.m) Tuesday, Septem-
ber 8, with dismissal the first day
at 3 o'clock.
At the close of the first day, the
teachers will meet for their annual
get-acquainted party with Doris
Cedoz serving as committee chair
man being assisted by Frances Nc
Fadden, Katherine Barber, Howard
Smetzer, G.. A. Shively, Vern Hay
ford and E. Printy Arthur.
Amy new students wishing to en-
ter any grade from kindergarten
through six should register in the
New Elementary school building
next Tuesday, September l.
Parents of kindergarten children
may pay fees in the kindergarten
rooms between 9 and 11:3O am.
and l to $3.50 pm. Mayfield Green
also will be present during the
same hours to arrange transporta-
ton when parents so desire.
New students entering grades
seven through twelve should regis
ter in the office of the high school
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28

The councilmen have instructed
the Planning Commission to aid
petition circulators so that addi-
tional land may be annexed as
quickly as possible, as "there seems
to be no other way to gain the
money we need to run the city
other than through additional tax
es".
When the new sewage disposal
system is complied, flooding Of
easements in the city should be-
come a thing of the past, as spec
ial flood gates will be installed at
interceptor points throughout the
city, which will close automati-
cally when ever "Northeasters"
force water to rise in the Portage
River.
Councilman Lee Bracken and
Carl Heckler of the Board of
Public Utilities told council that
the city hopes to work out an a.
greement with Milton Hersberger's
Air Tours, Inc, over the bills the
city claims Hersberger owes for
back rent, garage rentals and
landing fees.
Sale OF Air Tours, Inc, to Ralph
Diedrick, Sandusky, and his cor
poration is expected to be compile
ted on or about September l. Mr..
Heckler said construction of the
hardtop runway at the airport has
run into several snags due to work
commitments, but that remedies
are being sought and hope is held
that the runways can be cS,nple-
ted in September.
Two ordinances were approved
by council, number Alb, controlling
the erection of signs, was passed
after its third reading, and number
419, which repealed 397 (Alice and
South Monroe Stret paving, etc.,
projecD was passed as an emergen-
cy measure.
Merlin Besso presented petit
ton to council, bearing names of
South Monroe Street residents
who request extension of the city
water lines. It is to be an assess
ment project. After the petition is
checked for authenticity by the
city solicitor, further action is con-
templated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
KOREAN COUNSELOR TO SPEAK
IN LAKESIDE SUNDAY NIGHT

More than 400 of the leading
platform entertainers of the Unit
ed States and Canada will meet in
Lakeside Aug. 80 to Sept. 5 for
the 51st annual convention of the
International Platform Associa-
ton.
Phillip Han counselor to DR..
You Chan Yang, Korean am
bassador to the United States,
will speak at the opening session
Sunday evening, Aug. 30, Execu-
tive Secretary William G.. Bale of
Westerville said today. Also sched-
uled for Sunday night are brief
opening services in charge of
George Bailey of Freeport, Pa,
IPA president and a concert by
Ruth Linrud, soprano and harp
ist. Throughout the week, Harry
Heffner of Clyde, former IPA
president, will serve as platform
chairman.
DR.. Yang could not appear per-
sonally because of the peace talks
now underway at U.N. headquarters
Top performers of the platform
world-magicians, lecturers, com
mentatorS, artists, musicians, ac.
tors and novelty entertainer
will take part in the seven-day
convention program, all sessions
of which are open to the public.
The convention program fol
lows:
Monday: Morning-Talent pre-
vues. Afternoon-The Artist Trio;
Richard and Mathilde," by Flea
nor Skies Peters; and Godfrey
O'Hara, famous American compos
er. Evening-Bob Browns "Sci
ence Circus" "Dance of Many
Lands" with Litia Namoura; and
Eta Moten, mezzo-contralto.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Field Forces Head
Visits Camp Perry

In one of his first official dU-
tiessince appointment as Chief
Of Army Field Forces over the
weekend, 1t. General John {.
DahlqUist arrived at Camp Perry
Tuesday to observe the U. S.
Army pistol team in competition
at the National Rifle and Pistol
Matches.
General DahIquist stated he
was very pleased with the Army
teams winnings. He also made
the opening address Wednesday
afternoon when the first Small
Arms Firing School to be held
at Camp Perry since 1o41 got
underway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
RED CROSS GETS
RARE THANKS

Major General Merritt A. Ed
son, USMC Ret.), took time out Of
his busy day to shake hands with
and personally thank Jess Lynch
and Ottawa County Chapter,
American Red Cross, for making
available first aid services for the
civilians attending the National
Rifle Matches.
First aid volunteers are present
each day at tent on the range
line and at the Medical Dispen-
sary to give aid for the succession
of troubles that always occur
where crowds gather.
Jess Lynch, R. 2, Port Clinton,
who trained more than 5000 per-
sons in First Aid in Europe dur
ing World War II, is in charge of
the project and is present each
day. Other volunteers who assisted
last week were Kathryn Ayres,
Betty Wooley, Gene Park, Eva
Pieplow, Ann Hartwig, John Ko-
vac, Evelyn Wolf, Leila Winkler,
all of Port Clinton; Mrs. Markley
of Martin; Mrs. Tabbert of Gray
town; Mrs. Magsig of Elmore;
Willis Lefevre of Lacarne; Wanda
Hoffman and Margaret Hofacker
of Oak Harbor.
In addition, 10 Curtis, Betty
Gillum, and Harry Mowl, Port
Clinton; Barbara Ingram of Lake
side, and Mr.. Marley of Martin
will lend their services next week
and through Labor Day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Long Illness Fatal
For Henry Fox, 80

Henry Fox, SO, former mayor
Of Put-in-Bay and one of the
areas best known residents,
died at his home on the island
"Wednesday at $50 pm. follow
ing a lengthy illness.
Mr.. Fox was familiar
figure TO thousands of island
visitors and had many friends
throughout this section Of the
country. In his earlier days, he
had been a contractor and one
of his projects was Fox's Dock,
now used by the Erie Isle ferry.
He leaves his wife and son,
Ethan, of Put-in-Bay; 3 grand
children and five greaf-grand-
children. Friends may call at
the island residence where fun
eraI services will be held Friday
at z, the Rev. Allen Roe Off
ciating.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28

Tuesday: Morning-Talent pre-
vues. Afternoon-Bob Mason and
his TV Puppets; Ejnar Krantz,
Swedish-American pianist; and "a
Worlds Workshop" Anne Guth-
rie. Evening Sleeping Beauty"
the Cole Marionettes; George
Campbell, the nations top song
leader; and film lecture, "Free In
dia's Problems" Edith Bane.
Wednesday: Morning - Talent
prevues. Afternoon-The Fett-
kether Piano Duo; The HoeterN
Valentine Pet Parade;" and SEX
citing Adventures in the q. S. S."
Dan T. Moore. Evening-Great
Magic Fest, featuring John w.
Frye, The Dodsons and Roy May
er and Company, with DR.. Harlan
Tarbell as NC; and music by the
Harmony Kings Quartet.
Thursday: Morning-Talent pre-
vues. Afternoon-Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Noble, cartoonists; What
Your Hands Reveal" Ed Torsney;
and Health and Gymnastics" by
Danny and His Doll. Evening
Anna Apesland, Norwegian pian-
ist and composer; Dramatic Min
iatures," Grace Keene Werner;
and Alfredo Cavalier, concert vio-
liniSt.
Friday morning-Talent pre-
vues. Afternoon-Layton's Famous
Dogs; Stevenson's Kidnapped"
the Palmer Martin Marionettes;
and Frederic Vonn, piano humor-
ist. Evening-Jacqualine Murphy,
soprano; Miriam Marmein, first
lady of dramatic dance; and adj
dress, Lets Join the Human
Race" by DR.. John Harvey Fur
! bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
OPEN HOUSE
BY PHONE FIRM

J. E. Peltier, District Manager of
the Northern Ohio Telephone
Company announces that it will
be "Open House" at the Port
Clinton telephone office Thursday
and Friday, September "a, 1858
Representatives of the company
will be on hand to conduct all Wis
itors through the exchange build
ing between the hours of 100 p.
III. and 900 p. m. on those dates.
Invitations to visit the tele-
phone exchange have been extend
ed to all subscribers in the area.
"Open House" will give the res
idents of Port Clinton an opportu-
nifty to ''go behind the scenes" and
see their modern telephone ex-
change in action. Few people rea-
liZe the great amount of equip
ment necessary to provide tele.
phone service to this city. Visit
ors will have the opportunity to
watch our operators work long dis
tance calls. In addition a most in
teresting display has been ar
ranged. It is in reality a minia-
ture telephone exchange and it
will actually allow a person to
watch their call go through the
automatic equipment
District Manager Peltier also
states that it will be possible to
arrange for group visits by clubs
or schools
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
PLAN ODD FELLOW PICNIC

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Northwestern Ohio will hold their
second annual picnic at the Hick-
lin farm, one and one-half miles
south and three and half miles
west of Hoytville, on State Route
SO, Sunday, September 13. At
1890 p. M, a potluck covered dish
lunch will be served, cafeteria
style Grand Master Earl Felix,
Crestline, will give short talk,
and there will be musical and 9TH
er entertainment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
CITY TO Wei COME ANNExAT|0NS AS
REMEDY FOR FINANCIAL TROUBLES
Luebcke Opens
Plumbing Shop

After 80 months as an assistant
foreman of the plumbing and
steamfitters crew at Erie Ordnance
Depot, Donald Luebcke, 1923 Harri-
son Street, is resigning this Friday
and will re-enter the plumbing and
heating business.
Luebcke has had over 10 years
experience in the field and will
operate his business from his resi-
dence for the present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
NOSE is BROKEN

Carol Becker, eight-year-old
daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Carl
Becker, suffered a broken nose
Thursday while visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Koon in Toledo. When one of her
cousins turned cartwheel, the
cousins's heel struck Carol in the
nose. She was treated at st. Vim
cents Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Erie Gardens and Other
Areas To Be Embraced In
Effort To Gain Taxes

If the city council has it's way, Port Clinton will be
bugng it's grde in the future plat annexatons
being welcomed to help the citys financial plight
Members of the Planning Commission have been in
sucted to speed up annexation proceedings for the Bay
Township section of Erie Gardens Putnam Addition the
south portion of the city, and the East Perry StreeMoose
curve Other adjacent sections may also be added to
the city proper.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
Moore Ruulner-Up
In District Contest

Second place in the District
Flowing Contest held east Of
Fremont Wednesday afternoon
went TO an Ottawa counfian.
Earl Moore. RID. !, Oak
Harbor, winner Of county COM
petition on Aug. II. took runner
up honors in fhe district affair,
competing against entries from
Wyandof. Huron and Sandvsky
Counties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28
TRUCKERS FINED

Five truck drivers, arrested by
state highway patrolmen at the
Gypsum weighing station for over
weight loads Monday, we're taken
before Mayor Carl Becker. Four
drivers were fined S25 and costs
each while the fifth was fined
$100 and costs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-28

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