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Evening star., 1953-03-21
Concern Expressed
By Mrs. Eisenhower
On Red Cross Drive

Mrs. Eisenhower expressed
great concern today over the
tagging drive for Red Cross
funds and blood donations and
called on American mothers to
help correct it.
In a speech read to repre-
sentatives of the Red Cross on
the front porch of the White
House by Federal Security Ad-
ministrator Oveta Culp Hobby
Mrs. Eisenhower said she had
learned through E. Roland Har-
riman. Red Cross president, that
the current appeal for $93 mil
lion is not progressing as it
should and that collection OF
vitality needed blood also is far
less than the need.
Failure Unthinkable.
She said it is unthinkable that
Americans should fail the Red
Cross and added:
"The mothers of this country
know today that every pint of
blood contributed may mean life
to a wounded son in Korea.
"They are also aware that next
summer when polio strikes there
will be a new weapon. gamma
globulin, a blood derivative, to
prevent the crippling and de-
formity that so often follows a
polio attack.
what they perhaps do not
realize is that the same pint of
blood they contribute can be
processed into gamma globulin
and also into serum albumin,
the blood derivative which our
Korean combat wounded need so
desperately"
The 1853 Metropolitan Area
campaign meanwhile has COM
pleted nearly half it's assign
ment to collect 1881 900.
Contributions reported so far
total 1890, or 48 per cent of
the goal.
At the comparable stage of
the campaign last year, 81 per
cent of goal had been achieved.
This year, however, the objec-
tive is $145.700 higher.
The Prince William County
unit of the campaign holds the
highest percentage of achieve
ment so far in this years drive,
with 74.68 per cent of a $4,000
quota.
Other Reports.
Other divisions reported as
follows at a luncheon in the
United States Chamber of Com
merce Building yesterday:
Government, A per cent of a
$698, 700 quota: General Busi-
ness, As per cent of $421 800;
Residential, SO per cent of $685.
900; City 81 per cent of $685.
900; Alexandria, 43 per cent of
$33,950; Arlington, 50 per cent
Of $43, 900; Fairfax 80 per cent
of $38,850: Montgomery, 33 per
cent of 100000, and Prince
Georges. A per cent of $4,000.
The luncheon honored Gov
ernment leaders. Among those
attending was Secretary of Labor
Durkin. William McChesney
Martin, chairman of the board
of governors of the Federal Re-
serve System, heads the Govern
ment unit of the campaign.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
Bow Burned BY Fudae

Michael Dixon. three-year old
son of Mrs. Carlean Dixon, Lor-
ton. Va, yesterday was seriously
burned by a pan of hot fudge
which police said the child pulled
from a stove. Taken to Alex
andia Hospital. he was in a
slightly improved condition this
morning.
Evening star., 1953-03-21

A-24 THE EVENING STAR
80 Washington, D G.
SATURDAY, MARCH Fl, 1853
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Belolla

There was a meeting of young
people held at Providence Church
Sunday There was no p m ser
vice as usual on the fourth Sun
day owing to revival in progress
at one Of Student Robert Simp-
sons churches in Amelia. The
Rev. r. x Walthall, of Richmond.
is assisting in the services
Guests Of Mrs. B. E. Walthall.
on Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs
Bernard Walthall and Chester
ChNdreSs, Of Richmond. All re
manned for supper Mr., and Mrs.
Bert TInberlake, of Farmville
were callers in the same home.
The Rev and Mrs Orville Pier
son, Mrs A f Webb. Wilbur and
tlorine Webb. and John PierSon
motored to MaSSanetta Springs
on Monday to spend the day with
Miss Ann Webb
Recent callers on Miss Birdie
baNen were MI ana Mrs. Ihom-
as Sne2d, of Winifrede. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs c. CT. Burton and
W T Nichols.
Randolph Morrison returned to
has home on Sunday after spend
ne some time in a Richmond
hospital
Mr. and MIS-, Guy Hubbard and
children of Richmond. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Hubbard
Mrs Charles Nichols and
daughter Mrs Spears Banking
ship are visiting Joe Nichols. Of
Pueblo, Colo They are enjoying
BEING out West very much. and
VIII remain there the rest of the
month
Much sympathy is extended to
the husband, SONS and daughters
OF Mrs. George NJ. Palmore. who
died IN a Richmond hospital Sun
day morning She had been very
III for sometime.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. G. Burton and
r II Garrett. OF Richmond.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II Garrett, Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Beaumont

Interest in the intra mural twi-
Light softball league, organized BY
John Horne has run high all sum-
mer. with all cottages participant
Ing and this interest reached its
climax when Cottages D and f
car through tor the finals.
IlC series between d cottage
ana r. cottage Y as played of this
Wees with Bobby Miller pitching
fer u and Howard Jenkins for f.
p look the first game 9-5. E the
second 81 In the third and last
game the score was tied &c in the
fourth inning. and ID Went into
the last adlf OF the last inning
with 81 lead, when a hit by
DaViG sale BROUGHT in three more
ruls lot Z and captured the tro-
ply l.0-l the noise and cnthusi-
ASIA GmIT2 these games one would
think World Series was being
playea and participation IN the
leagUa has holped many boys to
lcam1 good craftsmanship. 10y
altE to thir cottages. etc The
HMa.H cam r cottage. Will
rug pl1} he staff team
Football Practice
Football practice under Coach
Smth is now Under way With the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Powhatan

Mrs. Horace Franklin recently
entertained her bridge club with a
lovely luncheon The guests of
honor included her sister in-laW
from Midlothian and Mrs Mary
Lib Daley, from Grcenville $. c.
Mrs. E. F Yates has returned
from an extended trip to Canada
after attending a meeting Of the
Associated Country Women of the
World. Mrs. Yates was a delegate
at this meeting. several years ago.
when 1t met in Amsterdam.
Jesse Green, Jr. was a speaker
at the John Marshall Hotel in
Richmond at a meeting OF the
Rotarians. His subject was Future
Farmers of America. Jesse viii
attend the University OF Virginia
He won a $4,000 scholarship He
was an honor student at POWha-
tan High School. His friends wish
him further success in his college
career
Miss Betty Anderson was home
last week end
House Party
Miss Lucy Ann Parker has been
invited down Oh the Rap2ahan-
mock TO house party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goode
Sam Parker, affiliated with
Dunn and Bracst,eet. is WORKING
IN Suffolk. this week and next.
Miss Joe Elan is visiting hen
cousin. Jane N-stre, al N.dyieW
Farms in Henrlco county
Mrs. Paul blanford Will soon re-
turn to her home, "Montpelia.
IN Powhatln. after three months
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
hrst game scheduled Septemba
Is with Tluyanna High.

Mr.. and Mrs M. 3 McLane and
Mr., and Mrs. Balson have pun
chased a cottage on the Kappa
hammock River and have spent
several week ends there
Mrs Frank Nichols and cAil-
dren and Mrs Bergman Mann
and Susan were recent guests Of
Mrs. McLane AZ the cottage.
Allen Daniel who has worked
here as case worker for the past
two years has resigned as of
September l to attend Ohio State
University where he will study
for his masters degree A delight
full putfet supper was given III the
staff recreation room in hcn0r Of
the Daniels or Sunday night
August 23, al which time q lovely
silver pitcher was presented them
as 4 farewell plft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herudon Iayue
and Jimmy spant the pas; week
end at yorktown and Newport
News.
Mrs. john Horne was 4 dinner
guest Of Mrs c. S Thurstou III
Richmond Saturday. August ~
Staff Additions
Recent coalitions to the staff are
Mr., and Mrs Herndon, Of Fine
Greek Mills
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Morris
and Donald visited in the Preston
ana 1enry Rlckman homes. Sun
day
Mrs. Ruth Scruggs and son.
Bill. and Clarence Bailey visited in
tGt Melvin Serugss home. Wed
nerday u,ght.
Mr.. and Mrs l. II Tuck were
Sunday night callers in the II NJ
Morgan home
Little Gloria Jane Scruggs has
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
been on the sick list.

been on the sick list
Mrs. j. VI Morris and son. Err
nest and daughter, Louise, of Rice.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nor
ris Monday niaht
Mrs. H. u. Hickman spent Tues
dav With Mrs billiard ScrLggS.
MT. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rick
man and Mr.. and Mrs Preston
Hickman, Sunday night.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

tEe b ach, along with the girls,
Etta. Edna and Loretta
AllS H. q Hickman spent Sun
y With her daughter MS. Mel
III Services and MI Scruggs ana
falaIly ATat- Giles Of Gretna
ls also a visitor N tie same
.-lm-
r.cln15 BolI.ng OF Goocnl5nd
II visiting his SISTER ana brother
.n-l4W Mr. and MRS Preston Rick
man
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

friends present tC. enjoy a bounti-
ful lunch en- the lawn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04

proof officer at Erie from 1941 to
1916, directly in charge. He has
travelled back and forth between
Akron and Erie almost every week
since that time, checking results
and planning future experimental
work.
AS a result of this cooperation,
and the easy travelling distance
between the two establishments,
it has been possible to carry out
research and development pro-
grams much more expeditions
than could have been done had
Firestone had to depend on more
distant Ordnance test facilities,
the Firestone officials assured Col.
Grubbs.
This cooperative effort has ma
terially advanced the development
program of weapons and ammuni-
ton, they said.
During the last war, Firestone
was active in the development and
manufacture of the 40 millimeter
antiaircraft weapon, known as the
Bofors, which was proof accepted
tested at Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
HOSPITAL NEWS
-----' - 7- -
ADMISSIONS

Janet May Lowe. Port Clinton,
Surgical, Nov. %; Mrs. Oris I'm
mel, Oak Harbor, Surgical, Nov.
%; Mrs. William Robertson, Port
Clinton, Medical, Nov. %; Thomas
Kinney, Port Clinton, Medical,
Nov. "a; Mrs. Eugene Applegate,
Oak Harbor, Medical, Nov. "a;
Harry Whipple, Oak Harbor, Medi-
cal, Nov. "a; Mrs. Julio Mendoza,
Oak Harbor, Medical, Nov. 25; Mar
sha Skinner, Oak Harbor, Surgical,
Nov. 27; Rev. Otto Doenges, Oak
Harbor, Medical, Nov. 81; Pearlie
Neff, Gypsum, Medical, Nov. 81;
Mrs. Helen Miller, Port Clinton,
Medical, Nov. %; Carl Jones, Oak
Harbor, Medical, Nov. 20; Wilbur
Wears, Port Clinton, Surgical, Nov.
20; Mrs. Ralph Reif, Oak Harbor,
Surgical, Nov. 20; Mrs. Robert
Wolf, Oak Harbor, Surgical, Nov.
20; Marilyn Steindam, Oak Harbor,
Medical, Nov. 80; John Hrupcho,
Port Clinton, Surgical, Nov 80;
Richard Grau, Oak Harbor, Surgi-
cal, Nov. 80; Mrs. William At
water, Oak Harbor, Medical, Dec. 2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
Xmas Seal Sale
Reports Good

Donations for the annual Tuber-
culosis and Health Christmas Seal
Sale are pouring in to headquarters
in Oak Harbor with $1,000 having
been received during the first
week, Executive Secretary Gret-
chen Claus reported.
With the county goal set at
$4,000. the drive has long way
to go before the goal is reached.
Over 600 individuals, industrial
plants and organizations donated
during the first week.
Mrs. w. p Shortridge, Oak Har-
Dor, is chairman for the county
seal drive, and Mrs. Marvin Lund-
gard is Port Clinton chairman
Girl Scouts will assist in the sale
of seals and distribution of
"dangle pins" in the public and
parochial schools through Dec. 4.
Sale of Christmas seals in the Port
Clinton junior-senior high school
will continue through Dec. Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04

of appropriating property of Kath-
crime Manahan and others in Har-
ris township, by the Ohio Turn
pike Commission, the property be-
ing needed in right of way of the
Ohio Turnpike which will pass
through the west end of the
county.
Sheriff and Mrs. Merlan Budd
have as their guests, his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Budd of Har-
rison, Michigan who will return to
their home the latter part of this
week.
The will of Joseph Richey has
been filed in the probate court for
probating.
Final account of administration
has been filed in the probate court
by C. Hofer, administrator of es-
tate of Ernest Hofer.
Clara M. Behlmer and Elizabeth
D. Layman, have been appointed
administrators with will annexed
in the matter of the estate of Liz
zie Sehlmeyer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
Kiwa11ians Learn
About Rabies

Kenneth Askelsent, Napoleon
veterinary representative of the Le-
derle Laboratories. Pearl River,
New YORK, discussed "Rabies and
Their Control, Wednesday noon
at the Kiwanis Club meet.
Regular meeting of directors
and committeeman will be next
Tuesday evening in Lakeside
Methodist Church when retiring
president William Brown will be
host at appreciation Dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
.aDEATHSp'
LUCAS YUHAS

Lucas Yuhas, 80, passed away
Monday in the home of daughter,
Mrs. Martha Glovinsky, Marble
head where he was residing Born
August IL, 1871, in Austria, he had
been a resident of Marblehead and
Cleveland since 1894. He was a re-
tired employee of the Kelley IS
land Lime & Transport Co.,
Marblehead, and the Ferry Cap &
Set Screw Co., Cleveland.
Other survivors include daugh-
ters, Mrs. Susan Luska, Mrs. Anna
Rokisky and Miss Helen Yuhas.
Cleveland; ten grandchildren, and
Is great-grandchildren. His wife,
Mary, son, Michael, and a daugh-
ter, Anna, preceded him in death
Funeral services will be held at
8 Saturday morning in the Dan
Mallchok Funeral Home, 2609 West
14th St., Cleveland, and at 9 in ST.
Theodosius Russian Orthodox Ca
thedral, the Very Rev. Jason Kap-
panadze officiating. Interment will
be in st. Theodosius Cemetery,
Brooklyn, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
B O Will N G

Dolores dee Snyder upped her
average considerably this week
when she had games of 1876, 226
and 191 for a big SOB series. Other
bowlerette leaders were: Evelyn
Bauser, 1T; Mary Selgo, 1853; Mary
Brown, 176, 1T; Lu F'itz, 176, Eve
lyn Lay, 165-173; Teresa Fowler,
177-169; Janis Lambert, 1928;
Gladys Dubbert, 1873; Marjorie Lat
timore, 1866; L. Capko, 1873; Cecilia
Wozniak, 198-199; Issy Menier, 1876
III; A. Nelson, 203; Vida Morgan,
181; Vera Coulter, 194-168; J.
Riley, 222; Carol Petersen, 1913,
1873, 1876 = SCI; Helen Hetrick,
182-176; Ann Kucsik, 1873; Fredna
Kreutzer, 191-170; C. Caddy, 172;
r. Jensen, 169; Audrey Karshuk,
179; Liz Williamson, 178; Peg
Bolte, 1876; and Evadna Kott, 166.
178.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
Firestone Staff
Visits e. O. Depot

LACARNE, Ohio, Nov. 25-Offi-
cials of F1restone Tire and Rub
Der Co., Akron met today with
Col. E. w. Grubbs, commanding
officer of Erie Ordnance Depot to
discuss Firestone's defense pro-
jects currently being carried on at
the depot.
Conferring with Col. Grubbs
were Raymond Firestone, vice
president in charge of research
and development for his company;
John L. Cohill, assistant to the
president; John L. Miller, mana
ger of the defense research divi-
sion; Col. Rene R. Studler ret.),
technical consultant, and former
ly of the Office of the Chief of
Ordnance, Washington; and C. M
Cox, development engineer in
charge of Firestone's operations al
Erie.
All, but Mr.. Cox, who was al
ready at Erie, flew from Akron ia
Toledo airport Wednesday morn
ing, and motored down to Erie.
Because of the proximity OF
Erie Ordnance Depot to Akron
Firestone, in the late part of 1851
requested and was given permis
sion by Army Ordnance to con
duct limited research and deveI
opment activities at Erie
The experimental work got un
der way in the spring of 1857
with Mr.. Cox, who had served al
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04

verka and Baby, DR.. James Mer-
rick, Clarence Pfaff, Mrs. Clyde
White and Baby, Mrs Sarah Hud-
son, Mrs. Jesus Martinez and Baby,
Mrs. Rexford Holland, Karen Har-
der, Carolyn Mark, Mrs. Floyd
Finken and Baby, Janet Lowe, Mrs.
Oris Immel, Mrs. William Robert
son, Mrs. Joe Taylor and Baby,
Mrs. Robert Dornbusch and Baby,
Mrs. Elden Leow and Baby, Mrs
James Ashton and Baby, Mrs. Rol-
10 Sidell and Baby, Mrs. Harold
Kubasek and Baby, Mrs. James
Stephens and Baby, Marsha Skin
ner, Pearlie Neff, Carl Jones, Mrs.
Norbert Wysin and Baby, Mrs.
Ralph Ref, Mrs. Robert Wolf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
Psychologist Is
Rotary Speaker

DR.. Gordon Mcdonald, chief psy
chologist at Toledo State Hospital,
was guest speaker Tuesday noon
at the Rotary Club meeting in st.
John Lutheran Church.
He mentioned these aids to main
tain good mental health: learn to
accept ourselves with all our limi-
tations, learn to accept our rights,
privileges and responsibilities,
learn to accept our own decisions,
learn to be affectionate, have faith
in ourselves and in God.
DR.. Mcdonald stated mental ILL
ness can is being treated and cured
just as are other bodily diseases.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
DISCHARGES

Mrs. Lola Snider, Mrs. o. w
Brackney, Mrs. August Miller, Mrs
Berton Neil, Benito MARQUEE, Alex.
ander Clemons, Mrs. Peter Dziak
and Baby, Mrs. Donald Grieger and
Baby, Mrs. Robert Stevens and
Baby, Linda Hogan, Mrs. George
Wendt and Baby, Alicia Cara
Mrs. Nicholas Motel and Baby
Mrs. James Nichos, Mrs. Apolonic
Cantu and Baby, Mrs. Joseph No
votny and Baby, Mrs. Michael We
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
OTTAWA COUNTY -
Court House
NEWS BRIEFs

Mrs. Ruth MINER, of Port Clin-
ton, is the new assistant deputy in
the county Treasurer's office where
preparations are being made for
the coming January tax paying
4 period.
Members of the Ottawa County
petit jury have been ordered to
report for duty Thursday morning
when a case has been assigned for
trial in Judge Stahl's court.
While in session Monday after
noon the county commissioners a.
warded the contract for the con-
struction of the addition to the
county garage in the court house
park, to the Central Security Cor
.poration of Toledo whose bid was
$4,036.83 the lowest of the two
bids received. The estimated cost
had been set at $4,415.40.
Applications for marriage IL
censes during November numbered
70, which was a decrease from Oc-
tober when 28 applications were
reported. For the II months 178
applications have been reported as
compared with 189 for the cores
ponding period last year.
Members of the Ottawa County
Board of Health met with packers
of meats in the county, Monday
evening, in the court room of the
court house when matters pertain
ing to regulations for handling of
meats by packers and operators of
slaughter houses were discussed.
William r. Brown, president of the
Board of Health presided.
> Auditor Melvin c. Guth, has an
snounced that he will be a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
Ottawa County auditor and is the
first candidate in the county to
circulate petitions for nomination
at the 1854 primary election. Mr.
Guth Is serving short term to
(which he was elected filling the
vacancy caused by the death of
shis uncle Edward A. Guth two
years ago.
= An increase in the number of
real estate transfers has been re-
ported in Ottawa county for the
IL months this year with 2,148
transfers recorded as compared
with 2,083 parcels which changed
ownership during the correspond
ling period last year. During No
vember 154 transfers were record
sed as compared with $50 for Oc-
aober.
Velna Sauvey clerk of courts
has reported 225 civil cases having
been filed III Ottawa county to
date this year as compared with
173 for last year. OF the % cases
filed during November eight were
actions for money only and eight
were applications for divorces or
salimony.
4 Trustees OF Harris township
have made application in the COM
mon pleas court for permission to
transfer $4,000 from the township
general funds to the township
road and bridge funds, the money
70 be used for road and bridge
purposes.
i An action has been filed in the
common pleas court in the matter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
MRS. EDWARD MYERS

Friends here and in Tiffin this
week received word of the death
of Mrs. Edward Myers, summer
resident of Put-in-Bay, who sue
cumber in Jacksonville, Florida,
November "a. She had undergone
serious surgery October Is and
failed to recover. Funeral services
and burial were held in Jackson
vile Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers owned the
Crescent Hotel property at Putin
Bay and extensive property in
Jacksonville. During the summer
months, they operated Myers Sou
venir Stand in the Crescent Hotel
Building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
WILKINS is HURT

Cleo Wilkins, 25, Route /, Oak
Harbor, suffered bruises Wednes-
day afternoon when the car he was
driving failed to negotiate the
curve in Route 2 near Bark Inn.
The auto was demolished when it
crashed into a culvert. Deputy
Sheriff William Cullen investi-
gated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
HELD ON AUTO THEFT

Robert Lewis Beach, 81, Rocky
Ridge, was arrested by Sheriff
Merlan Budd and Deputy Sheriff
Clarence Stephens on charge of
stealing an auto in Sandusky last
Wednesday and removing the car
radio, spare tire and other equip
ment He was held for Erie Coun.
ty authorities.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
BANKERS TALK

Francis Mekus of the American
Bank and Earl Wilson of the Port
Clinton National Bank discussed
banking activities Wednesday
noon at the Kiwanis Club meeting
in the E.U.B Church. President.
elect Howard Fulton will publish
his committee appointments in the
near future.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
DRIVER FINED

Waymon Perry, 35, Erie Gar
dens, was arrested by Police Chief
Jack Shelter Thanksgiving Day and
was fined $100 and costs and given
a three-day sentence in Ottawa
County Jail when he appeared be-
fore Mayor Carl Becker on
charge of driving while intoxicated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
p. c. Mfg. Co. Loop

Top boWlerS IN this league were
Earl Dreier, 234; Herbert Terp,
2O3 and 200; Don Rickner, 2O8;
Harold Osborn, 215; and Bill Asen-
dorf, 201, 233 and 191 for 625
top series.
VacafionIand Loop
Melvin Arft's 256 was the big
score in this league last week.
Other leaders were Chuck Boss,
210; Earl Riedmaier, 201; Joe To-
kar, 211; v. Hrivnak, 200; M. Tay-
lor, 220; Erwin Puffenberger, 207:
Paul Hachet, 2O3 and 211; Mike
Drusbacky, 201; alph Knodel. 218
2O7; C. Butchko, 235; Joe Krynock.
22O and 200; Gerald Phillabaum
2O2, John Stayancho, 203; S. Skrin-
ak, 200; Petersen, 202, 227; M
Johnson, 232; R. Mackey, 232, and
Don Bredehoft, 257 and 221 for a
637 series.
Elk's League
Hazen Cory led the Elks' league
with a $50 series this week. He had
games of 241, 1913 and 220. Other
top scorers were Harry Sample
216, Willis Misch, 211; Bob Smith
2O9; and Paul Schmitt, 233.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04
ASTHMA COUGHS

Don't let diMcuIt breathing, cougnIng
BronchiaI Asthma or simple Bronchitis
ruin your sleep and energy without trying
MENDACO. Works through your blood to
help loosen and remove thick, strangltng
permits freer breathing and sounder sleep.
Get MENDACO under money back guar
autee at druggists.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-04

OF Achievement
Roy Rogers for her courage with tras
chds OF
year inspired write angel Unaware nonheon
National Association
Retarded coumnist
ANGELES dale Evans In the
behalf OF Wendy
warren Magazine Pictured at Hoywoods
(ieft rght) Mrs. Roy
commentator Loue Parsons ana Cner
Rouers.