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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Rowling
N. e. o. LEAGUE

Port Clinton's entry in the North
Central Ohio Travelling League,
the Catawba Marine Sales, is now
in first place in the hot league,
boasting a record of 81 wins and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
U. S. GYPSUM LEAGUE

Wilbur Sessler's 200 was the
only classy score in this league
last week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25

Other leaders were: Harry
Heineman, 226 and 212; Chuck
Andersen, 201; Joe Bernard, 215;
Paul Schmitt, 207, and Deke Null
cahy, 203.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

so many discomforts and worries.
You can't even feel the Tampax,
once it's in place. 1t never betrays
its presence by ridges, bulk or odor;
never chafes, irritates or otherwise
makes you feel uncomfortable. Tam
pax is an easy-to-dispose-of cylinder
of pure, white surgical cotton-so
small and compact that a months
supply fits in your purse. You can
get Tampax at drug and notion
counters in 8 absorbencies: Regu-
lar, Super or Junior. Save on the
large economy size; it gives you an
average 4 months supply. Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

entered. He stood in the center
of the big room, saw the opened
kitchen, the locker room, the two
bathrooms. He swallowed sew
eral times and turned slowly
around, his eyes glistening. Only
then was Ben conscious of Eve
lyn, squeezing his arm 80 tight it
hurt, tears streaming down her
face.
Here's the key, Doctor, Ben
said.
DR.. Burdick took the key and
bent his head. When he looked
up again his face was shining. His
eyes held Ben's.
"A miracle" he said softly.
Ben shook his head. mo mir
acle. just plain hard work by a
lot of hard-working people," He
grinned triumphantly.
II TOLD you this was an excit-
ing business" DR.. Burdick said
gently, '.and / think it's a mir
acle. How else do you explain
that a man who's had but little
interest in the church should be-
come Gods instrument? Only a
man like you could have accom-
plished this in 50 short a time,
Mr.. Huckins - 50 a man like
you was selected"
Ben's grin slowly faded. An
odd, puzzled feeling crept over
him.
"Why did you do this for us?"
DR.. Burdick asked.
Ben looked past the man, at
the big fireplace. He recognized
the feeling, now. 1t was awe.
T. =. / got mad at you," he
said, almost to himself. II
thought instead of just praying,
you ought to be out doing some
thing about it"
DR.. Burdick laughed softly. Il
was doing something about it, l
guess. / was making the right
man mad!" The End
Evening star., 1953-04-05
The ANGRY SINNER
, Continued frOns page t,Venty-eigM

bronco. The way to get things
done was to dig in and drive. He
prodded, bounded and pushed.
Anything worth doing was worth
doing Il IN a big. fast way. It
wasn't a complete secret, of
course. You oouldn' t hide a build
ing that size, but it was a secret
like a big army offensive - a lot
of people in on it. but nobody
talking. And it was done in time
just.
DR. BURDIcK returned from his
trip late in the afternoon, and
Ben made an appointment for
after dinner. He took Evelyn
along more than a little curl
Gus - and they picked up the
minister. Ben drove slowly, sa-
voring the moment to come.
When they turned down the dead
end street he began his little
speech.
''You know the Sunday you
were over to dinner, Doctor?"
Ben asked.
"Iremember it with pleasure.
you spoke about the youth
hut - how the town needed it.
How we could get it by prayer,
Ben continued.
That's right"
well - that's one way, may
be. A way / don't know much
about. l guess. But there's an
other way, too. Get out and hus-
tie and sweat. That's my way.
For my money, that's what gets
+. things done. How do you like it,
Doctor?"
He HAD timed it perfectly. The
car stopped in front of the youth
hut whose white paint glistened
in the moonlight. The lights were
on, and the front door open.
DR.. Burdick got out of the car
without a word. He went UP the
walk and took off his hat as he
Evening star., 1953-04-05

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Evening star., 1953-04-05

1HE highest TetUGrd that God gives rs fOy good
work is TIE ability to do better -. E. Hubbard
Evening star., 1953-04-05
why DON'T they LIKE Us ABROAD?

NEXT SUNDAY April IL at l
pm. EST, Marguerite Higgins.
famous foreign correspondent,
win answer questions on this vital
problem over NBC televisiOn and
radio, based ON her article i'm THIS
WEEK Magazine that same day.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
81 days are
made easier
for women
The right kind Of sanitary
protection makes a world Of
difference at those times.

There are 52 of
those days q
year on the av-
erage-52 times
when you'll be
thankful for
Tampax. For
doctor-invented
Tanpax is the
easy, internal
method of sani-
tary protection
the method
fhuf fnoou 1yosa If
Evening star., 1953-04-05
New Invisible Spruy Net
keeps any hoir-do softly
in place all doy Iong

EhE , tne nalf.Deauty OlscOVeEy
IL you've wished for 4 thousand
times. A way to keep hair scft!y and
perfectly in place without greasi-
ness or artificial ''lacquered look.
Simply press the button. The magic
mist of Helene Curtis Spray Net
keeps your hair the way you Get it
naturally invisibly all day
longl Won't harm hair brushes out
instantly. Easier to apply than lip
stick. Keeps hair-do's fresher be-
tween regular visits to the beauty
parlor. The perfect answer to wispy.
straying hair! Get Spray Net today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
Lutherans Meet
In Lakeside

T. Herbert Davies, music director
of Akron's Main Street Methodist
Church, director of Welch festivals
and well known chorus director.
entertained KiWanis Club members
at Wednesdays meeting in the
E.U.B. Church with vocal selections
and also led group singing with
Mrs. Josephine Everett at the
piano.
DR.. Kenneth Leary, superintend-
ent of the Defiance district of the
Methodist Church and former Ohio
Chaplain of the American Legion,
also spoke at the meeting of which
Kenneth Miller, Lakeside, was in
charge.
Olaf Rasmussen, local Kiwan-
ian, will speak at the Wakeman
club meeting next Wednesday eve
ming. President William Brown
announced that Ottawa County
Kiwanis-Rotary Day will be fea-
tured at Lakeside Tuesday, July
28.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
CATAWBA
Photo by GIBBS
MRS. A. n. ROFKAR

Ronnie Bauman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bauman owner of Ca
tawba Market, left Saturday for
the National Boy Scout Jamboree
at Los Angeles, Calf. Ronnie is a
member of local Troup 327.
Ralph Owens is medical pa
tient in Magruder Memorial Hos
pital and Mrs. Mary Finken is still
patient in Good Samaritan Hos
pital, Sandusky.
The condition of Mrs. A. w
Sharp who has been hospitalized
in Magruder Hospital for the past
two months, is somewhat i'm
proved.
Sharon CartenSen and friend are
attending All Camp at Kelley's Is
land this week.
The Mothers Club met Wednes
day eve., July Is with Mrs. C
Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powers Of
Ottawa, Ohio have purchased the
Frank Corder estate in the Cliffs
and are taking possession thi;
week.
Mrs. A. 1. Sharp and Mrs. Oar
rell Lowell and daughter of Piqua
Ohio are spending two weeks il
the Sharp home.
Award pins for perfect attend
ance for three months to two years
and six months were presented al
the Union S. S. Sunday by Supt
Franklin Ballard, and Secretary
Lois Rofkar.
Large number of persons were
turned away at last weeks Suppe!
at the Chapel, proving that the
weekly supper will be as popular
as heretofore. Circle No. 2 ha.
charge this Thursday with Mrs. A
]. Disher as chairman and Mrs. E
F. Later co-chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bartel O.
Detroit have opened their hom,
here for the summer.
Bee inspector Knepper of Por
Clinton visited the community thi
week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
GYPSUM
MRS. J. n. GULAU

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schiewe
spent Sunday in Toledo with rela-
tiveS.
Gerald and Harold Rarden are
home for a visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Rarden. Harold
left this Sunday for Norfolk, Va.
Gerald remaining for a ten day
visit and will leave for a two-year
duration in Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
are the proud parents of baby
girl born last week, Thursday eve
ming in Magruder Memorial Hos
pital. This is the first granddaugh.
ter for Mrs. Ida Szilagyie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer A. Sweeny
and son George of Maumee, were
Saturday afternoon guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Gulau, enroute tc
their cottage at Erie Beach.
Miss Irene Szilagyie left Wednes-
day for two weeks visit with
relatives in Perth Amboy, New
Jersey.
Mrs. J. H. Gulau entertained
the members of the five-handed
Pinochle Club at her home, Mop,
day evening. Concluding fiv e
games of play refreshments were
served and holders of first three
high scores given an award.
The Couples Pinochle Club met
Sunday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adair Wilbur. The
refreshments were enjoyed after
ten games of play. Holders of high
scores respectively were John Stea
ger, Joe Fitzthum, J. H. Gulau
Mrs. Joe Fitzthum, Mrs. J. H.
Gulau, and Mrs. Denver Rowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mailer and
daughter Carole took Joe Mailer,
Jr. to Chicago, Monday, where he
left by train for Fort Lewis, Wash.
ington.
Miss Gloria Mackey, who was
visiting her parents recently, has
left for California for service duty
in the nurses corp.
Mrs. Jennie Vroman, Put-in-Bay
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Gulau last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen, Fred
VoSs, and Miss Catherine Silver
wood returned Sunday from a trip
to Chicago and Wisconsin to visit
with relatives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
PORTAGE
MRS. C. w. BUNNINc

Last Sunday Farm Bureau Coun-
Gil No. 3 held their annual pot
luck picnic at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Paulsen. The following
enjoyed the days outing: Mr.. and
Mrs. Aldwin Suhrbier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Witt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanke Bahnsen, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
cry Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rummery
and Jimmy are on a motoring va
cation. They expect to be gone two
weeks. At last report they were in
Wisconsin. Mrs. Theo Weichman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil WEIGH
man are running the Reummery
Market.
All All Clubs here have can
celed meetings here while many
of their members are at All camp
at Kelleys Island.
Those attending Bay All Future
Farmers are Jack QuiSno, Charles
Brough, Ben Henry John BunrNng
is attending as a Senior Counselor.
Those attending the Mud Creek
Senior Club are Walter Brugger,
Jr., Kenneth Risch. Those attend
ing the Junior Camp from this
Club are Richard Stone and Eddie
Brugger. Those attending Senior
Camp from the jolly Stitchers are
Pat Leggett, Betty Mae Rose and
Norma Jean Burning. Those at
tending Junior Camp are Barbara
Bolt, Kathleen Heinsen and Judy
! Voght, the Future Farmers attend
ing Junior Camp are Gary Meinke.
Roy Rounds, Crank Brough is a
Junior Councilor), DeiWam and
John Henry.
Ruth and Frederick Ewersen Wis
tied Kelleys Island Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
Increases Shown
In County Schools

County Sup eIintendent o
Schools Edwin Digby reports all
increase of 191 boys and girls OF
school age for the coming year in
the Ottawa County school system
exclusive of Port Clinton's special
school district, according to the an
nual school enumeration just com
pleted.
County school enumeration is
given as 5000 as compared with
4,878 last year
Clay-Genoa leads with TAT, UP
35 over 1852. Biggest increase is
at Portage Township Schools( Gyp
sum) with 476 this year compared
with 428 last year.
Other schools showing increases
include Danbury, 710, was GIT:
Harris-Elmore, 555, was 536; Ben.
ton, SOL, was 476; Carroll, 292, was
283, CataWba, 225. was 216; and
SalemOak Harbor, TOT, was 662.
Slight decreases are shown at
Allen, 508, was 513; Erie, 255, was
271; Middle Bass, 10, was IA; North
Bass, 13, was 16, and Put-in-Bay
70, was "a.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
Lambert Ends
Army Service

Cpl. Richard Lambert, younger
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lambert,
Danbury' Township, has received
his discharge from the Army fol-
lowing 18 months service in An
chorage, Alaska. He was discharged
at Fort Custer, Michigan, and plans
to return to his former job at Erie
Ordnance Depot.
His brother, Cpl. Alton Lambert,
who returned home recently fol-
lowing lengthy duty in Korea.
ended his furlough July 18th and
returned to Camp Atterbury, In
diana, for re-assignment. He is due
for discharge in October.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
Youths Aid Warden
In Banding Birds

Two Oak Harbor High School
youths, Mike Smith and Dennis
Genzman, are assisting Ottawa
County game protector Laurel Van
Camp, Genoa, in trapping and
banding birds and thus are rapid
ly becoming avid naturalists.
In recent weeks, Mike has band
ed over so species of birds which
have been caught in his traps in
Oak Harbor cemeteries and on
Lloyd Hetrick's property. Lured
to the traps by corn and suet bait,
the birds are banded and released
to continue on their lengthy
flights.
Recently the boys banded seven
American egrets, the colorful
birds which range from Haiti to
Newfoundland. Mike not long ago
found grackle which had been
banded in Oglethorpe, Georgia,
May A, 1852. He re-banded the bird
and sent it on its trip.
Banding of wildlife is consid-
cred of such Importance to the
Ohio Wildlife Division that natur-
alists, operating under state per-
mits, are given bands. They send
all information on the temporar-
lily trapped birds to the division
for inclusion in its permanent rec
ordS.
A night hawk which had been
banded in Lakeside was trapped
in a Peruvian garden last year,
none the worse for its long trip
to South America.
Doves which have been banded
by Van Camp in Genoa have been
picked up in Georgia, Florida and
the mountains of Tennessee. Coop
er hawks banded in this county
have been seen in southern Texas
Last year Van Camp banded 3OC
common terms. From this group
naturalists in the Dominican Re
public and the Canal Zone trapped
the birds in their countries.
Mike first became interested in
banding when he caught fish
which had been tagged. He decid
ed there could be fun and adven
ture in tracing wildlife bands and
thus started his interesting hobby
The bird bands show the species
sex, where caught and the date.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17

Traffic was jammed for blocks
around the Three-Mile Crossing in
Erie Township Saturday afternoon
when some motorist clipped off a
big portion of the southern warn
ing gate at the railroad crossing,
and the gates could not arise. We
used our Highway Patrol Auxil-
iary training to direct traffic and
unsnarled the jam until Deputy
Sheriff Bill Cullen arrived. Rail
road workers, assisted by Bill,
fixed the broken gate and things
returned to normalcy: the screech
Of brakes, the whine of tires, the
whiz of speeding cars and the oc-
casional crash, the Symphony Of
Three-Mile.
Walter Sharp, who returned to
the States recently after lengthy
service in Japan, has re-enlisted
in the Army. His wife and chill
dren are with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Sharp, in Erie Town
ship until Walt is assigned a per
manent base.
JOT
NewlyWedS Highway Patrolman
and Mrs. Tom Beckman are now
residing in the apartment at West
Third and Madison Streets. Both
Tom and his wife are natives of
the Millbury-Williston area. He is
with the Bay Bridge station staff
JOT
Out in Rochester, New York,
Charles "Chuck" Koerner, former
ly of this city, won a nice promo
ton recently. Chuck is now man
ager of a large area around Roch-
ester for that well-known eleva
tor company. Congratulations to a
swell guy.
Ann Nelson, Jane Miller and
Shirley Keating, Fremont, are
among those planning to attend
the big Sesquicentennial Ball in
Columbus next month j.. . :. Jeff
Foster, AL and AIMS towhead, is
happy now that he has another
buff cocker spaniel to replace his
former pet, victim of an auto.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17

| Isn't well known nightclub-
restaurant about to change hands?
We hear that the fellow who plans
the purchase will book orchestras
and floor shows to attract crowds
to the place.
JOT
Evidently the Redskin track
team next spring will have some
pretty good high jumpers as some
one evidently is getting in a La
of extra practice this summer
Those five standards used by How
ard SmetZer in his auto drivers
courses at the high school have
been missing since Thursday af.
ternoon. The markers were used
for backing practice at four
O'Clock and when Smetzer and his
students returned an hour later,
they had disappeared. Surely no
one would steal the standards on
purpose. If the students can't use
the markers to perfect their back
ing abilities, let's hope the car
they back into in the future is
owned by the person who took the
standards.
JOT
Manager Dan Griffin has an
nounced new hours for the City
Loan office. 1t will be open from
9 to 5 Mondays to Thursdays and
from a. m. to p. m. on Fridays.
City Loan will not be open On Sat
urdays in the future.
JOT
Supt. and Mrs. D. D. Sims have
received word that their elder
son, 1t. James Sims, naval den
tist, has arrived in Korea and is
now with the 1St Marine Division
near Seoul. Jim had short stop
overs in Hawaii and Japan enroute
on his plane flight from Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Sims and their sons,
Jimmy and David, have been stay
ing at the Sims homestead, Madi-
son at Fifth, but are leaving soon
for their former home in Troy,
where their furniture has been
shipped from Camp Pendleton.
Calf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


James Mulcahy, to Daniel H.
Held, ct al, 40 acres, rg 16, sec z.
Carroll Twp:-
Harry C. Johnson, ct al to Plat,
781 acres, lots 1O1-141.
Catawba PIafs:-
Pete Vaffis, ct al to Milton G..
HEIR, ct al, lot 26, Bryneal Beach
Floyd Taylor, ct al to Verl J..
Kubasek, lot 7, Catawba Orchard.
DanbUry Twp:-
Lurlle Lowien, ct al to Bernell
Lowien, ct al, / acre, pit lot 6,
sec l.
Danbury PIats:-
Channel Grove Land Improve
ment Co. to Robert C. Card, ct al,
lot 13, 1st add.
Orwell L. OFT, ct al, to John R.
Dagg, ct al, blk 3, lot 8, Otis sd.
Stephen Kovachy, ct al, to LIE.
land Horton, ct al, lots AS S.
Kovachy.
Erie PIats:-
Russell Bordeaux, to E. Ray
, Evans, lot 81, Willow Beach.
ROLAND Wadsworth, ct al to Mary
Lichtle, lot SO Willow Beach.
Portage Twp:-
William Rohde, ct al to Charles
Sibrel, ct al, OF acre, re- II, sec 3.
John Peters to Charles S. Stout,
2.39 acres, re- II, sec "a.
Portage Plats:-
Charlotte S. Roberts, ct al to M.
Allen Clemons, lots 1915 Anna
Sloan Smith. sd.
Port Clinton corp:-
Albert C. Domrose, ct al to
Eleanor Druyor, ct al, blk 10, lots
| 14-l6, Lakeview.
Put-in-Bay Twp:-
i Kenneth B. Reynolds, ct al to
Clifford S. Christensen, ct al, lots
As, Proch's sd.
Oak Harbor Corp
Claud Suiter, ct al, to Sam Cam.
arata, ct al, blk 8, pit lot 2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE Licenses

Howard Bales, %, machine op-
orator, Sandusky and Miss Lilly
Alice Pennington, Is, Port Clinton
Rev. Roy Bash to officiate.
George L. Biro, Jr, 25, student
and Miss Nadine A. Smorgala, 81,
office work, Marblehead. FIR All
gust Schaefer to officiate.
Amos F. Netherland, Jr., forge
operator, Port Clinton, and Miss
Margaret F. Wassmuth, pay roll
clerk, Port Clinton. Rev. George
Reinke to officiate.
James H. Swope, 20, boiler fire
man, Oak Harbor and Miss Arlene
E. Ripke, 18, clerkt-ypist, Oak Har-
Dor. Rev. o. C. Doenges to Off
ciate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
JOttisags
By RAY SPERBER

W
Port Clinton's commercial fish
ing fleet came in for some grand
publicity last Sunday in the pic
torial section of the Columbus
Dispatch. Four of the local fisher
men aboard the Port Clinton Fish
Company's "Clip" appeared in
color on the front page. Among
the local men mentioned and pic
tured in the story are George
Walker, Isaac Bodi, George Walls,
Pete st. Clair and Gene Walls.
There's also a snapshot of the re-
tail store with Clyde Perry behind
the counter and a couple with
backs to the camera who are Wayne
and Esther Petersen if they'd turn
around.
JOT
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Long, former
owners of Petersen'S Ice Cream
Store, have purchased a trailer
court and cabins in Business
Route Al, Florida Avenue, Tampa,
Florida. With their children and
pets, the Long station wagon will
be we'll loaded when the popular
family leaves for its new home
next week. Best wishes to the
Longs-half of Port Clinton prob
ably will visit them during the
cold months next winter.
JOT
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Bohn-
hoff, Fremont, new subscribers to
The Ottawa County News, write:
''We may be new subscribers but
the paper is not new to us. We
take every chance we can to read
it as we are Ottawa Countians"
Which reminds us, if your son OF
daughter is in service or working
away from home, there isn't
more appreciated gift than a sub
scription to the home town paper
so sign UP for The Ottawa County
News today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
N AG RUDER
I've Hospital Statistics
ADMISSIONS

July 8-Mrs. Addie Provonsha,
Route 2, Oak Harbor, Ohio, surgi-
cal.
July 91Charles Bauser, 215
Hayes Ave-, surgical.
July LINDA May Feyedelem,
Lakeside, Ohio, surgical; Judith
Covert, Route l, Oak Harbor
Ohio, surgical; Leroy Becker, 124
w. 4th St., medical.
July 12-Joseph Schrader, Gyp-
sum, Ohio, medical; William Brau-
er, Lakeside, Ohio, medical; Mrs.
Rose Crawford, 306 E. Perry ST.,
surgical; Mrs. James Emery, 302
E. Perry ST., medical.
July 14-Bert Mackey, Route g
Ascher Beach, medical; Louis Be
bow, Route 2, Oak Harbor, Ohio
medical.
July 15-Mrs. Bertha Lambert
Route l, Port Clinton, medical.
DISCHARGES
John Semon, Charles Wilkins
Clifford Hoke, Frank Corey, Rob
ert Williams, Ramsey Harvey, John
Schlunz, Mrs. Coleman Turinsky
and baby, Mrs. Melvin Tice and
baby, Mrs. Duane Adams and
baby, Mrs. John Kuzma, Douglas
Schultz, Stanton Markell, Mrs. Rob
ert Holzhauer, Mrs. Grover Wea
yer, Jr., Hobert Brown, Mrs. Rose
] Crawford, Suzanne Buhro.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
NO MOE SMOKE?

Supt. D. D. Sims of the public
schools reports that the huge
metal waste burner, which long
has been used to burn trash in
the school grounds, has been re-
moved to the Athletic Field for
use there. Replacing the antique
is a new incinerator which has
been installed in the high school
boiler room.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
GOING OVERSEAS

Private Jerry Trabbic, Bay Town
ship, left Toledo airport Sunday
night to fly to Camp Stoneman,
California, where he departs soon
for army service in Korea. He had
enjoyed a short furlough with his
family enroute from Fort Knox.
Kentucky, to the West Coast.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED
F OU N D

YOUNG COCKER SPANIEL. bob
bed long tail. Tag reads C. D.
Heaton Jr. Mrs. David Sorg, Ca
tawba Island, Phone 2-31O9.
GLASSES-Horn-rimmed glasses,
without case, found near Madison
and Sixth Streets. Owner may
claim same by paying for this ad.
22-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
LIBERTY

Love and Truth make free, but
evil and error lead into captivity.
Mary Baker Eddy