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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01
Attend Funeral Service
Sunday for Lester Yutzy

Among the many out-of-town
persons who attended the funeral
service for Lester c. Yutzy ON Sun
day afternoon were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bell ard
Billy. Pittsburgh. Pa; Forrest
Crane, McKeesport, Pa; Mr.. ard
Mrs Harry Kammerer and John,
Mr. f. c. Weimer and Frankie,
Mrs. Alfred Blosser, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Myers, MorgantoWn, ".
Va; Mr. and MIS-, Leo Crane, Mrs.
Lawrence Crane, Mrs. Margaret
Watkins, Grafton, W. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. c. Gaylord, Mrs, Denzel
Kelly, James Rodney, Mrs. Blanche
White, John Lyons, Clarksburg' ".
Va. Mrs. Paul Beamcr MIS-. I'd.
Smouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smesr
Fairmont, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thornhlll'
Cambridge, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs
Owen Crane Mrs. Wilmer Crane
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01
State Police Are
Adopting Radar

Traffic history was made in
MARYLAND ON Tuesday September
3 when Colonel Elmer +. Nuns
bowe. Superintendent Of the Mary
land State Police. had placed in
opelation the radar speed checking
machine TO assist the MARYLAND
Stata Police in enfor,ino. the srced
laws of This state
This IS not the first time that
the MARYLAND State Police have
made use of this eouipment. It has
beon used expel imouta]ly. as we'll
~ an educational measure to ac-
Quaint the public with IT'S operation
and ia dauonstrato +o fine .uon-be-
LEVERS" the accuracy of these ma
chimes
Prominent roflcctol.ized SIGNS are
placed arnrovimatelv onc-half a
mile ON each side of the device. so
motorists know that they are en-
tar;no an area being checked bv
rada, The radar which tells its
onara+ors the epecds Of apnroach-
inc. cars in an instant uses micro
waves extremely high Frequency
radio ,vaves ia eliminate the nossi-
bilitv Of human error. The device
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01
Luncheon Opens
Civic Club Program

A luncheon meeting Tuesday at
the William-James hotel opened
this years activities for the Civic
club of Oakland Mrs. Thomas
Fleming, of St Nichaels, president
Of the Maryland Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, was the principal
speaker. She gave some Of the his
tory. development and aims Of the
women's clubs.
Mrs Fulchcr Smith, program
chairman, who introduced Mrs.
Fleming, also presented her with a
Gift from the club A brief business
meeting was held at which time
Mrs. W. r. Browning reported on
the public health and welfare de-
partmeut, and Mrs. Harry White
announced the annual card party
for October 10, at o'clock, at the
Fnemen's hall. A budget for the
year was accepted.
Following the luncheon Mrs. Rus
sell Brown presented a varied mu-
steal program by the double octette
from the Southern High senior glee
club. They sang 81 Believe" "Go
Down Moses" "May the Good Lord
Bless and Keep You" "When You
T{ro,,o o. Tt,li,, - a,,d "Tbn Rolls Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01
MT. LAKE PARK

Recent visitors at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs Harry j Murphy were
Mrs. Edward Dewitt and children,
Mrs. John Rowan, Mrs Frank
Knox, Mr. and Mrs S. w Simms,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Murphy and
son, Fred Wolf, all Of Mt Lake
Park; William Rowan, Harry King,
Oren Martin. Mr. and Mrs Carlton
Harvey and children, Mrs. Harry
Hardesty and sons, Mr.. Nay Har-
vey, of Deer Park; Miss Joyce RO-
wan. Cumberland; Mr. and Mrs:
Walter Dick, MOrgantoWn, W Va;
Miss Karen Rohrbaugh, KitZmillsr:
Francis Rowan and children. Kitz-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01
Thirteen Births Are
Recorded This Week

Thirteen births occurred at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
seven boys and six girls.
On the 2ith a daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs Boyd Max Bowser,
route !, Swanton
On the 2Gth a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Warren Lee, Of
Terra Alta. w. Va.
On the 27th a son to Mr.. and
Ms Carlton Carroll Sanders, route
,, Oakland.
On the 2Sth son to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Knots, Erwin. W.
Va; a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Isaiah Savage. Fricndsville; a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Everett Dodge. Terra Alta, W. Va;
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Lee Zimmerman, Mt Lake Park.
On the 29th son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Emroy Markley route
], Oakland; a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. James Arthur Deem, Crellin;
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Gene Liller. Oakland.
On the 3Oth son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoye Paul Rodeheaver, Mt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Purbaugh
and SON left today for Pennington.
W. Va. where Mrs. Purbaugh
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rcaford Pmbaugh
spent several days recently in Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, visiting the formers
aunt, who has been in. Upon their
,,ot,,,,, tl,o,, e+o,,,,d in pi++sb,,rol,
State Senator Neil c. Fraley re-
turned to his home Sunday night
from Daytona Beach, Fla. where
he had been one Of the legislators
representing the state at a confer
ence on Southern Regional Educa-
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01

Arlie fike was hospital patient
for several days as the result OF an
Infection.
NJ - ~ r.. =. n.
W. Eas over the weekend visiting
Miss Marguerite Crystal.
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Mrs James Fazzalari this week.
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Foster d. Bittle, high school SUI
pclvisor, was the speaker at the
regular meeting Of the Grantsville
Rotary club ON Tuesday night.
near Baltimore, are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. j. G. Robin
son, and other relatives tins week.
NJ. and M. " p F,,,.,,,-+o;.
,r,.'.,..,.;ll. .'.....t c,4.,,.5,,. ..;,,r..
.nI ea,,,I,,. ho,'o -, T'a t..,a
the former $ Iathef' D. W. faiNeh-
stem.
Charles Shilke and son Breoze-
wood pa wore in Oakland Thurs
dav and at Doe, CrooI. Lake where
tbe,, closed THEN. cottaoa fo, the
winter.
1,,.oo ,,,.o,,, from, OoI-1a,,d
was in Pittsburgh last Saturday
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will not have to operate at high
speeds and thereby the potential
hazard he represents while in pur-
suit will be removed from the high
NaV
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald r. Sincell
were in Pittsburgh. Pa. over the
weekend at the Carlton House, as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Hanst. of New York
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The Business and Professional
Women's club cleared around 500
from the benefit minstrel and
amateur show held last Thursday
and Friday nights. The money will
be added to the hospital Iandscap-
ING fund.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proudfoot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beeson Snyder were
among those attending the Pitt
West Virginia football game in
Pittsburgh last Saturday. They re-
turned to Oakland on Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Officials 10 Meet in Fall On Area Traffic Problems

Another Commissioners and
Governors Conference on Metro
politan Washington Traffic Prob
lens viii be held in the United
States Chamber Of Commerce
auditorium on September is,
District Commissioner Louis w.
Prentiss announced last night.
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
will open the conference, Nor
man Damon, chairman, an
nounced, and Senator j. Glenn
Beall of Maryland has been in
vited to make the opening ad-
dress.
The first area conference. at
tended by $50 Maryland, Vir-
ginia and District officials in
terested in Washington area
traffic problems, was held on
June 4, when it was recon-
mended that a continuing or
ganization of officials be set up
to coordinate traffic policies
and plans for the Metropolitan
Area.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
By Sam Eostmon

-Four out Of 10 Of Washing
tons felonies are handled by a
single Metropolitan Police squad,
and for the most part, with no
aid from that traditional main
stay in crime detection--the
eyewitness.
Solving approximately 40 per
cent of the major crimes COM
mitted here each year is the
responsibility Of the general as
signment squad. police statistics
| show.
HOUSEKEEPING Lead.
| For the detectives assigned to
this squad, the one-too-bright
but persistent housebreaker is
the man to be reckoned with.
Total number Of actual fell
onies reported in Washington
during the last fiscal year was
1876. Housebreakers commit
ted 4,687 Of them.
During this period, general as
signment detectives also were
given the 1888 grand larceny
and the rs receiving stolen prop
erty offenses reported.
Arson caSes-alSo handled by
the Squad-were estimated at
20.
Witnesses Are Expected.
The absence in most house
breaking cases Of an eyewitness
is the major handicap.
Capt. Aubrey Tolson, outlin-
ing a typical housebreaking case
confronting his men. said:
"A door to an apartment has
been jimmied. There are no
fingerprints. Nothing is missing
but money, which can't be iden-
titled by the owner.
And, there is no witness to
give us a description and to iden-
tify the man If he is picked up
later. Then you just have to
start digging"
The captain pointed out that
with other crimeS-such as
armed robbery, yoking, check
and fraud cases and sex offenses
there must be an eyewitness
by the very nature of the crime,
Even in homicide cases." he
added, there is an eyewitness
who comes forward 80 per cent
of the time. Half of the murders
are closed on the scene. But
with housebreaking and grand
Evening star., 1953-06-14
& Naval Reservists
Off on Training Cruise

The Destroyer Escort Robert F.
Keller left from the Naval Gun
Factory yesterday on a training
cruise to Europe with 81 Wash
ington area Naval Reservists
aboard.
Six officers and So enlisted men
Of the Potomac River Naval
Command Naval Reserve were
aboard.
The ship is due to visit Le-
Havre, France, and Portsmouth,
England, before returning after
a months cruise.
While at sea the men will get
practical application of the sea-
manship. battle exercises and
other duties they have studied in
classrooms at their weekly and
monthly meetings during the
year.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

This policy-level organization
is headed by Gen. PrentiSs, with
w. r. Woodbury., city manager
of Falls Church, as vice chair
man for Virginia. and Paul z.
Burke. director of the Maryland
Traffic Safety Commission. as
vice chairman for Maryland.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
General Assignment Squad
Handles 4O% of D. c. Crime

larceny a witness is the excep-
ton rather than the rule"
Inspector Edgar E. Scott, CHIEF
of detectives, declared that in
general the housebreaker "is just
not very bright" Capt. Tolson
seconding this view. remarked:
"a housebreaker very seldom
varies his method Of operation
"A man who breaks the window
Of q back door to enter a home
will continue to break windows
on back doors.
Even after he Is caught and
serves time the man will come
out and begin all over again the
same way"
1t is the housebreaker's pat
tern Of crime which often brings
his downfall.
I'VE get q series Of these
crimes which look alike" Capt.
Tolson said, "and we follow them
very closely. Usually, by the
method of operation, we can line
up the housebreakings being
committed by one man."
Work Mostly Unspectacular.
The work required to success
fully close out a case has little
in common with the lightning
swift activities Of the movie and
TV detective, the captain said.
'The men must check on and
keep in mind all reports of stol-
en- property-even though it's
not their case. Quite often they
run into a piece of stolen goods
while working on another angle,
the officer said.
Also, Capt. TolSon said, the
smart detective must regard any
suspicious person or situation
while on the street as a possible
link in any one Of the squads
unSolved cases.
Much of the work, though
fairly routine. is considered
classified information by In
spector Scott.
There is always a beginner
or even a Semiprofe who
doesn't know much about police
methods and operation" the in.
spector declared.
Average Age Is Under 30.
The average Washington
housebreaker is clerical worker
between IS and 20 years Of age
Capt. Tolson listed the special
lists in the housebreaking fra
ternity as the jimmy man, who
works only on apartments and
usually during the day: the Gel
luloid bandit, the fire escape
artist and those who break into
homes through rear doors, front
doors or windows only.
To date, the work Of the gen
eral assignment squad here re-
mains well above the national
average. OF the 6,625 house
breaking and grand larceny
cases in the last fiscal year the
squad closed out 2,91O offenses
for an average Of nearly A per
cent.
All of the offenses Of receiv-
ing stolen property were closed.
'"The national average for solv-
ing HOUSEKEEPING and grand
larceny cases runs about q per
cent" Inspector Scott declared.
"And," he added, although we
are sure in our own minds by
the method of operation that a
man committed q certain num-
ber of cases, we only close out
the ones. which hold up in court" "
Evening star., 1953-06-14
WHAT EVERYBODY
OUGHTTO KNOW ABOUT THIS
-
Stock and Bond Business

With the help of The Hecht Co. and their store in
Parkngton, Arlington, think tell you
in just about go minutes.
Because The Hecht Co. has been nice enough to
lend us their beautiful air.conditioned auditorium
for two successive Mondays-the nights of
JUNE % JUNE %
If you come
You'll see fast.moving Commute movie that
tells you why one average American couple decided
invest, shows just how they went about it-and
highlights the mistakes you should always avoid.
You'll hear good 2O.minute talk on the Prin-
ciples of Investing" :. and another "How to
Buy and Sell Securities"
You'll get chance to ask any questions you want
to, hear them openly discussed, away with the
facts you want.
There's charge for this program, no obligation.
But admission for 800 at each class will be by
ticket only
You can get yours now--for the night you'd like
to attend-at the street floor service desk of The
Hecht Co.'S Parkington store in Arlington by
writing phonin9 their Public Relations Depart
ment at National $500, Extension 5497.
merrill LYNCH, Pierce, FENNER & BEANIE
S15 FIFTEENTH STREET NV
WASHINGTON S
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05

This Chapter has in the past
years gathered clothing, food,
books and beads, and sent them
to a receiving station for distribu-
ton among the Indians in the
United States.
VIM. baltimore, Jr. accompanied
by John Austin and Orland Scott
of Port Clinton motored to Churc-
hill, Tenn. over the weekend.
Twenty-Five pupils were ad-
vanced from the eighth to the ninth
grade last Friday afternoon and
are eligible to enter High School
next year. From reports we under
stand everyone made the grade to
the ninth, so what happy lot of
youngsters and teachers that must
have been. To say nothing of how
the parents felt when they saw
that diploma clutched in their
off springs hand. If you just made
it kids, here's hoping you go on
and try harder for the next four
years. Those receiving diplomas
were, Darlene Boss, Larry Carter,
Dale Chamblin, Connie Druyor,
Anne Greear, Myron Miller, James
Minoff, James Mullins, Nicholas
Peto, William Peto, Ruby Ruggles,
Maratha Sebastiano, Gladys Shav-
er, Catherine Sherwood, Alana
Simon, Sandra Skinner, Carol
Smith, Koreen Stahl, Kathleen Sui
livan, Carl Voss, Wayne Wise and
Carol Wright.
John C. Jensen and Fred w.
Voss attended a fish fry and meet
ing of the Fremont Chapter of
Past Chancellors Organization of
the Knights of Pythias when they
and others Of The Port Clinton
order were guests of the Fremont
group at the Demars Country Club
near Fremont one evening last
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05
GYPSUM
MRS. ]. n. GULAU

The Misses Marjorie and Marian
baltimore attended the convention
of Beta Sigma Thi at Akron over
the weekend.
Pvt. Jack Mailer spent few
days this week in Toledo with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lemon en-
tertained at a family dinner in
honor of their son Jerry'S 10th
birthday anniversary Thursday.
At the dinner we're, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Lemon, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Lemon, Nancy and Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Goff, Marcia and
Dennis, the parents, Jerry, Linda
and Michael.
Mrs. Enos Rardon and son James
of Huron motored to Detroit Sun
day to bring back Mrs. James Rar-
don and daughter Renee who flew
back after visit with her grand
parents in Duluth, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mailer had
with them this past weekend both
of their sons, Pvt-2 Joe Mailer OF
Fort Knox and Pvt-1 Jack Mailer
who has been visiting his parents
the past few weeks and will leave
Thursday to report at Fort Lewis,
Washington for overseas duty.
No special invitation is needed
to hear the Rev. Jack Drake, Mis-
cionary under Navajo Missions,
Inc. today Friday) at 8 O'Clock,
for anyone interested in better hui
man relations should feel free to
come to the Gypsum Community
Church and hear what Rev. Drake
has to say about his and other
Missionary work among the In
dians of three states The pictures
he has to show should prove quite
interesting.
The Rev. Drake is on a lecture
tour in the United States and his
coming here is being sponsored by
the local chapter of "The Kings
Daughters"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05
Summer Workers
Need SIS. Number

About three out of every four
June high school graduates and
undergraduates will obtain work
this summer in jobs where the
social security tax is held out of
their wages, Wayne w. Putnam,
manager of the Toledo social Sc
curity office, said today.
He stated that the first step
these vacation-time worker
should take to establish credit for
their earnings is to apply for a
social security card. proper cred
it," he declared, "cannot be given
without a social security num-
ber."
Putnam also had a word of ad-
vice for June brides 'If you con-
tinue to work for wages after you
are married, be sure that your
social security card shows your
married name," he cautioned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05

week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sibrel will
celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary with an open house at
Jai-Lai Mite Club here Sunday
afternoon from 2 to 4 PM.
Emery Roder who underwent
surgery at Magruder Memorial
Hospital last week was expected
to be released early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Tusten
celebrated their wedding anniver-
sary last Thursday and in observ-
ance Of the event motored to To-
ledo Thursday evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary had an in
teresting meeting Thursday eve.
ming at the home of Mrs. Enos
Rardon when Mrs. Bertha Marker
and Mrs. Mabel Mackey were CO
hoSteSSeS.
Election of officers resulted in
the following nominations being
accepted; Mrs. Betty Grimm, presi-
dent; Mrs. Enos Rardon, secretary;
and Mrs. Carl Bahnsen. treasurer
The nominating committee were
Mrs. William baltimore, Mrs. Ida
Graham and Mrs. Bertha Marker
Mrs. Carl Bahnsen and Mrs
Graysen Schau we're appointed to
purchase new equipment for the
kitchen and dinning room of the
church.
Mrs. Leroy Lemon was ap
pointed to secure bids for the
painting of the parsonage and fol
new tile flooring for several floors
in the parsonage.
Retiring officers were: Mrs. Har
vey Goff, president; Mrs. William
Fearer, vice president; Mrs. War
rem Lemon, secretary and Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05
STUDENTS IN RECITAL

Mrs. Marian S. Revenaugh pre-.
sented her piano, violin and vocal
students in recital at the Oak
Harbor Methodist Church Sunday
afternoon, May "a.
Piano students presented were
Barbara Langholtz, Barbara Flury
Mary Lynne Whaley, Pamela Min
ier, Rosemary Wargowsky, Pris-
ella Lockwood, Diane Schwartz,
Sue Ann Van Rensselaer,, Shirley
Smith.
Carol Jean Lesser, Ann Augs-
berger, Christine Glove, Arthur
Van Rensselaer,, Sandra Whaley,
Patty Van Alta, Gay Stuckey,
Brenda Apling, Judy Hamann,
Linda Van Alta, Jenella Sutter
and Mary Humphrey.
Solos and several duets were in
cluded on the program. Irene
Flury was presented in violin
solo while Betty Hickman gave
several vocal solos.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05
Clinton visitors last Friday.

Clinton visitors last Friday.
Miss Joan Waldecker of Bay
Shore Rd. spent the week visiting
with her grandmother, Mrs. Agnes
Waldecker.
Morre Wolf and friends of Kent
spent the weekend at "Wolf'S" cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hoover and
friends of Toledo spent the week
end at Hoover's Haven"
Mrs. Agnes Waldecker spent the
weekend visiting with her son and
family and attended the graduation
Friday night of her grandson,
Donald Waldecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard thinner
man and daughter Linda and Bon
ME Fox spent the weekend visiting
in Washington Court House and
Circleville.
Mrs. Marvin Crossley, Mickey
and Mark spent the weekend visit
ing at Lakeside with Mr.. and Mrs.
BrabSon Miller and attended the
graduation of her nephew Donald
Waldecker.
Elwood Shafer and friend of San
dusky spent the weekend visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Meyers and
children spent the weekend at
their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kriss of San.
dusky spent the weekend here
visiting with their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fox.
Miss Betty Bowers spent the
holiday visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bowers.
VIM Axtel of Cleveland spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Hartlaub.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05
Harmon Tusten, treasurer.

Harmon Tusten, treasurer.
Hostesses for the June meeting
will be Mrs. Theodore Rupp, Mrs.
Harry Sample and Mrs. Graysen
Schau. The meeting will be at the
Schau home.
A combined past-nuptial shower
and reunion of the Jeambert fam
ily was held at the home of Mrs.
William Fearer and Mrs. Charles
Marker recently when their niece,
Mrs. Wayne Hayter, the former
Joyce Jeambert of Detroit, a fire.
ouent visitor here, was the honored
guest.
"A large wedding cake centered
a table beautifully decorated in
pink and white appointments at a
dinner honoring the newly-weds.
Guests were Mrs. Mollie Dierh-
ing of Danbury; Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Inch, Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jeambert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Bruhn and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Sheetz and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Jeambert, Don
aid Jeambert and financee, Miss
Marcella Turpin, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Benavage and family all of Lorain;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shullich, Yer.
million; the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Jeambert, Detroit
and the honored guest and hostes
SeS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05

PHILADELPHIA, PA.-On June
%, Methodist churches around the
world will observe the 250th ami
versary of the birth of John .Wes-
ley. Largest American observance
will be inPhiladelphia where 10000
official delegates from all parts of
the United States will stage three
day convocation.
The climatic service of the con-
vocation is to be held in Franklin
Field where approximately 10000
additional people from the Philadel-
phia area will join in a dramatic
service in the football stadium.
Speakers will include Methodist
leaders from all parts of the world.
1t is planned that this meeting
will initiate a great evangelistic
program for all Methodist churches.
DR.. Joseph Edge reports that every
mail brings additional registrations
of delegates to his evangelism Office
in Nashville, Tenn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-05
MRS. MARVIN cRossLEY

Mrs. VIM Dempsey spent the
weekend visiting friends in Oak
Harbor.
John Zura and son were Port