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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04

81 went ashore today (Aug. I'D
and helped serve food. The ground
still moves once in a while, but
not too much. 1t shook once today
while l was on the island.
"These people haven't anything
left at all. Their clothes are buried
beneath tons of stones and there
isn't store left standing. There is
no electricity and no water.
"They took almost all the food
we had aboard ship and gave it
to the survivors. Also all the cloth
ing they had aboard the ship, and
they are taking water over there
by the truckloads.
Don't know how long we will
stay here or where we will 60 to
next, but we can't stay here very
long because we haven't enough
food to last too long. They also
gave them all the c rations we had
aboard"
Bergman attended Port Clinton
high school and has been in the
Marine Corps over two years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
BOAT HARbOR TO
REPLACE DUMP

Early elimination of a major por-
ton of the unsightly dumping area
along Route is foreseen this week
with the announcement that the
Zetdrack Corporation has pur-
chased over 400 feet of Portage
River water front along Route 2
from Elmer "Turk" Hathaway.
John Zetzer, who with his bro
ther, George, and Clarence Dracka,
are incorporators of the new firm,
states that the area is west of Dave
Jeremy's docks.
While the riverfront property
was purchased basically for the
construction of a proposed boat
harbor, Zetzer stated that his firm
has no immediate plans to COM
plete the harbor.
In the near future, however, bull
doZers will be brought in to cov>I'
much of the dump area and to do
other improvements. AS the dump
has long been an eyesore to tour
lists approaching the city from the
west, Zetdrack's announcement
this week is being greetad with err
tlfusiasm by civic leaders.
The proposed boat harbor pro-
perty is almost directly across the
Portage River from the Port Clin-
ton Manufacturing Company, owned
and operated by the Zetzer Bro.
theirs and Dracka.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Elks Stageroo
Due On Sept. 9

Members of Elks lodges from
all over Northern Ohio will con-
verge on this Vacationland COM
munity Wednesday, September 8,
when one Of Ohio Elkdom's big
gest events is staged.
The seventh annual Stageroo
will be held at Parman's Point on
beautiful Catawba Island, just a
few miles east of Port Clinton
with H. V. FrederickS and AL Ochs
as co-chairmen for the big event.
Entertainment will be provided
throughout the day and evening.
publicity chairman Kennel h
Krupp reports.
For the Stageroo, the Elks will
prepare 1000 pounds of fresh fill
let of perch; 900 pounds of golden
baked chicken; 100 pounds potato
salad; 25 cans potato chips; four
crates celery; eight bushels of
tomatoes; 300 punches of green
onions; IS large hams; 200 pounds
OF assorted cheeses; 400 pounds of
cold cuts and numerous other
items.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Horses Fined For
Over Parking

Who said Port Clinton is a
one-horse town?
Port CIinton's police depart
menf can verify the fact that Port
Clinton is at least TWO HORSE
TOWN as prince" and Little
Star" were booked Friday eve-
ming for overtime parking!
Forgetting that parking meters
are effective during the evening
shopping hours on Fridays. Pete
Kennedy, who owns Little Star"
and Ray Schmitt who owns
Prince, had ridden their high.
Iy trained pets to the business
district and tied the horses to
parking meters while they had
a quick beer.
During their short absence, Pa
troIman Bill Keesor noted the
horses weren't paying for t h e
space they were occupying, so he
tied a ticket to each saddle!
Nope, the horses weren't wearing
license plates, either!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
SCHOOL STARTS
TUESDAY FOR
COUNTY PUPILS

The fun is over and the hard
work begins next Tuesday when
school children will report for the
opening of the fall term, at the
regular time, in both the public
local and parochial schools, and in
school of the Ottawa County sys-
tenn.
Parochial viii report for the open
ing mass at eight o'clock and will
be dismissed after an abbreviated
schedule. Public school children
report at 8:45, with dismissal the
first day at three o'clock.
Faculty members in the public
school won't be able to enjoy much
liberty on Labor Day as they must
attend a teachers meeting at 1:30
Monday afternoon. Followig the
general meeting, the teachers will
form into groups and meet with
their respective principals.
AS the noon hour has been
shortened to As minutes at the pub
lie school, classes will be dis
missed daily at $3.50 on routine
schedule.
Morning schedule is from 8:45 to
11:45 with noon hour for high
school students from 11:45 to
1890. Afternoon schedule is from
1890 to $3.50. Lunch hour for ele-
mentary studets will be staggered,
with the kindergarten students al
HAS.
New teachers this year include
Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter, Mrs
Robert S m h, Miss Marjorie
Franck, Miss Lucille Eliyas, Miss
Virginia Miller, Miss Maxine Dull
aney, Mrs. Richard Rice, Mrs. Alice
Reardon Wolf and Richard Selgo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Joy NIGHT TO
CLOSE ILA meet

Members of the International
Lyceum Association will close
their 51st annual convention at
Lakeside Saturday evening, Sept.
5, with "Joy Night" program
staged by Harry and Leila LON,
bard of Beloit, Wis, Anna Blair
Miller of Hebron, Ohio, and Bob
Hanscom of Bradenton, Fla.
Highlights of the program will
include Unusual Gymnastics" by
the Pattersons, formerly with
Barnum and Bailey and Ringing
Brothers circuses; 'Punch and
judy" by Doc Dougherty's Dolls;
Novelty program by Smith and
Dane; Hill Billy act by Harry
Lombard and Bob Hanscom; "The
Bubbles Concerto" by Eiffel G.
Plasterer; Doc Witherspoon, the
old Medicine Man; Monologues
by Leila Lombard; Carl Thorson,
Americas greatest juggler; and
Morgana, world-famous quick
change artist, and her sister, Mar.
garet, international singer and
dancer.
Other acts will bring total OF
nearly 100 IPA entertainers into
the program.
On Friday, Sept. 4, Layton's
Famous Dogs; the Palmer Martin
Marionettes' presentation of kid
Mapped" and Fredric Vonn, pi
ano-humorist, are scheduled fol
the afternoon. Jacqueline Murphy
soprano; Miriam Marmein, panto
mime dancer; and an address
Lets Join the Human Race" by
DR.. John Harvey Furbay are book
ed for Friday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
BEEBE WINS
Navy CUP MATCH
And CRABS LEAD

M/Sgt Maxim Beebe took the
lead in the race for the national
bigbore service rifle champion
ship Tuesday when he won the
Navy Cup Match by firing 98 with
10 VS..
Major Robert Dawson, Marine
Corps, defending service rifle
champ, was 18th with a score of
81 and 1t. Col. Walter Walsh,
Arlington, Va, defending sporting
rifle champ, was fifth with 96 and
6 VS..
F. N. Sawyer, Dayton, won the
sporting rifle title in the Navy
Cup match with 98-7V's. Mrs. Alice
Bull, Seattle, Washington, defended
her title with 95-4V's and holds
the lead to repeat as national
women's champ.
Richard Roberts, Toledo, took the
junior riflemen's title in the Navy
Cup event with 94-5V'S. Defend
ing champ Charles Rodgers, Pnoe-
nix, was second with score of 90.
For the national championship,
competitors must fire in four
matches, the Navy Cup, Scott
Trophy and Marine Cup fired
: Wednesday and the Presidents
Cup, being fired Thursday. Aggre-
gate scores in these matches are
used to determine the champion.
ship.
Concluding event in this years
matches will be the National Tro-
ply Team Match which will be fired
Labor Day. Marines, who were
brought here from Camp LeJeune
North Carolina, to serve as scorers
for tbe matches, will remain until
later in the week to aid in storage
work.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
LOCAL Marine AIDS VICTIMS OF
EARTHQUAKES AT CREEK ISLANDS

A Port Clinton Marine is seeing
the terrible havoc resulting from
the earthquakes at the Greek is
land of Ithaca and has been help
ing in the salvage operations.
He is Pfc. Richard Bergman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Berg
man, Bay Township, who has been
in Athens the past three weeks a.
board the USS Rockbridge, which
was part of the u. S. Fleet sent to
Ithaca and nearby islands on the
mercy mission.
In letter to his parents Dick
writes as follows:
"Everthing is going pretty good
now but this place is pretty we'll
wrecked. There are only two build
ings left standing new school
and new church.
1--WE arrived here Friday night
(Aug. 14) and started sending out
searching teams the fl1lowing
morning. They have been digging
for bodies ever since. When bodies
are discovered, they must be Gre
mated as health measure.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04

Flights to and from the island
continued without break Tuesday
morning when Dietrick's Travelalr
taxi, Inc, took over active owner
ship of the business. Dietrich has
stated that the same fares and
schedules will remain in effect url-
til schedules from the islands and
Sandusky are announced. Charter
trips from Sandusky and Port
Clinton also will be available.
Hugo Rosy" Rosendahl and Har.
old Hauck, both of Put-in-Bay,
who have many years experience
flying the route, are continuing as
pilots-mechanics f Or Travelair,
Taxi, Inc. Martin Buckley, Sandus-
ky, is the new airport office man.
ager.
Meanwhile the city of Port Clin-
ton hopes to reach an agreement
with Mr.. Hersberger regarding
/ settlement of claims which the
city charges the former airline
owes for back rent and landing
fees.
Runway Work Underway
Construction of hardtop runway
got underway at the airport Fri
day, and is being paid for from
funds given to the airport commit
tee by public subscription several
years ago.
Stone, donated by the Kelley
Island Lime and Transport Com
pany, is being hauled from the
Marblehead quarries by city trucks
and by trucks rented from Lam
bert and Harger.
Bulldozers and other city equip
ment made such rapid progress in
excavating and the operation was
running so smoothly early this
week that Board Of Public Utili-
ties and Airport Board members
contemplated immediate start of
a 900-feet long East West run
way.
The North South runway is to
be 2200-feet in length and 75feet
in width. If blacktop ingredients
cannot be purchased this fall, the
stone will be oiled to form firm
surface.
Among the additional facilities
offered by the new owners will be
charter trips anywhere in the us.
and Canada. Hunters and vacation
lists will be especially interested
in charter trips to Pelee Island.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
ANOTHER DIES
NEAR wynn ROAD

Another man was killed and
two others were injured early
Sunday in a rear-end crash of au-
tomobiles at the Wynn Road-Route
2 intersection near Pearson Par,
the same intersection where five
|, Toledoans met death in truck
auto wreck only four days earlier.
Killed in Sundays crash was
Andrew Propkopcak, So, Cleve
land, who was riding in car driv-
en- by Peter Kekelic, AZ, Clay Gen.
ter
State Highway Patrol m n
George Whittier said Kekelic's car
struck the rear of car being driv.
en- by Noah Oberdier, 43, Harbor
View.
Admitted to Riverside Hospital
were the dead mans wife, Helen,
60, with fractured ribs and spinal
injuries, and Dorothy Oberdier,
IL, who suffered head injuries.
WI. hChCllC dIlu MI. OUcTulGT cS.
capped with minor cuts while Mrs.
Mary Fondessy, 43, Clay Center,
sister of Mr.. Kekelic, suffered a
wrist fracture.
Patrolman Whittier said Mr..
Kekelic was driving east and at.
tempted to go around Oberdier's
car, stopped to make a left turn
on Wynn Road. When Kekelic saw
car approaching. he swerved
back into line rather than risk a
head-on collision and struck the
halted car, the patrolman stated
Dorothy and her brother, Randy,
four. were asleep in the back seat
of their parents car. The Ober.
dier family had been at an open.
air theater. Escaping injury were
J Mrs. Oberdier, Mrs. Kekelic and
Randy Oberdier.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Hersberger Retires
After Long Service On
Island To Mainland Run

After weeks of negotiations sale of Mlt Hersbergers
Air Tours, lnc to Traveair Taxi Inc, Sandusky firm
eaded by Ralph Dietrich, completed Monday for
eported $95000
Included in the purchase three Ford tri-motor air
oanes and arfieds at Bay North Bass and Keeys
sland.
Atty Leslie Meyer, who represents Mr. Hesberger said
hat the star route mail contract earlier had been subJe
Sandusky Airport nc of which Mr. Detrck is president
Travelair Taxi, Inc, the corporation which will
operate from Port Clinton Municipal Airport formed
Of of Sandusky and Port Clinton businessmen after
negotiations for the airport purchase had been started
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
TRAvELAIR TAXI PURCHASES AIR
TOURS; NOW OPERATING AT AIRPORT
PIB Grape Festival
Set For Sept. II

Ken Reynolds of "Ken & Greta"
will serve as general chairman for
the sixth annual Grape Festival to
be held at Put-in-Bay Saturday,
September IL, from IL noon until
IL midnight.
Clem j. Ross, Toledo, will serve
as chairman of the entertainment
committee and act as master of
ceremonies. Heading the program
will be the Jolly Juvenile Foliles
of Toledo while many other free
acts also will be presented.
Put-in-Bay's Chamber of Com
merce sponsors the annual Grape
Festival during which many ex-
hjbits of the islands famed wine
and champagne industry are fea-
tured.
Assisting Reynolds are the follow
ing chairmen:
Chick Linker, chairman of outdoor
attractions; Mrs. Louise Stoiber,
chairman of Chamber of Commerce
concessions; Mrs. Clarence Grove,
chairman of Queen of Festival;
Melvin Cover, lot electrician; Oscar
Heineman, chairman of Chamber
Of Commerce bar; Marie Fox,
treasurer; Kurt Woischke, show
carpenter; and Mrs. Iona Blocker,
dramaticS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Vote To RETURN
NAT. MATCHES
TO PERRY IN '54

Camp Perry will be the locale
for the 1854 National Rifle and
Pistol Matches.
Decision to again hold the world
famous sporting event at the To-
cal state reservation was made
last week at meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Nation
al Rifle Association. and is being
greeted with enthusiasm by local
businessmen and civic leaders.
Even before the final rounds in
the 1853 matches are fired Mon
day, Maj General Merritt A. Ed
son, executive director of the
NRA, and his staff are busy max
ing plans for an even more ener-
getic program for next years
matches.
With the conclusion of the
Small Arms Firing School Sun
day, over 700 sharpshooters began
preparing for the big bore event
which opened Tuesday and con-
tinues through Labor Day.
It. Col. Walter Walsh, u. S. Ma
rine Corps, Arlington, Va, will
not defend his sporting rifle
championship, but the 1851
champ, Tom Barnes of Billings,
Montana, is on hand to attempt
regaining the title.
Both Major Robert E. Dawson,
Paris Island, S. c., last years
service rifle national champion,
and 1t. Remes de la Hunt, Camp
LeJeume, N. c., the 1851 cham
pion, are back at Camp Perry and
competing for the title.
Mrs. Alice Bull, Seattle, will de-
fend her national women's title
against field of SO, largest in
the history of the matches. Among
her competitors will be Mrs. Hell
en- Orme-Johnson, the 1851 wom-
ems champ from FL Paso, Texas.
Charles Rodgers, Phoenix, Ari-
zona, expert who last week sue
cessfully defended his national
small bore junior championship, is
back again to try to repeat as the
national junior high power rifle
champ. It will be his last chance
TO hold the double championship
as he reaches the junior age limit
this year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
w Water Shortage
Eases In CITY

Port Clinton's water shortage
was back to near normalcy late
Friday afternoon after residents
responded to an emergency plea
broadcast on The Ottawa County
News program via WFRO. FIRE.
mont, at 4:30 that afternoon.
Mayor Carl Becker said the
deep we'll filled rapidly after CON
sumers eased up following the
broadcast. Police toured the city
and asked residents not to sprin-
kle lawns. The emergency devel
oped when equipment could not
pump water from the lake intake
fast enough to refill the deep
we'll.
Consumption of water here Fri
Gay hit a new high of nearly two
million gallons. While the emer
gency is over, residents should use
common sense in conserving wa
ter during this prolonged dry
spell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
RECOVER BOAT
SUNK after PIb
BATTLE OF 1878

History of the Battle of Lake
Erie was revived this week with
the announcement that the U. S.
Gunboat Scorpion, which fired the
first and last shots as Commodore
Oliver H. Perry defeated the Brit
ish at Put-in-Bay, had been raised
from the bottom of Penetangui-
Shene Bay, Ontario, Canada.
Sunk as a result of warship-
limitation treaty 1875 years ago
the Scorpion was salvaged by
Wilfred Jury of the University OF
Western Ontario at London as
part of his project of salvaging re-
gional historical relics.
During the War of 1872, the
Scorpion and her sister ships Til
greSs and Niagara cleared Lake
Erie of British ships. She had q
major roll a year later in the Bat
tie of Put-in-Bay which gave the
United States control of the lower
lakes. Later the Scorpion wa:
captured by the British and used
against the Americans.
BY an 1877 treaty which limited
the number of ships of war Brit
ain and the United States could
have on the lakes, the Scorpion
and Tigress were sunk. In 1928
the TigresS was raised and placed
outside a historical museum il
Penetanguishene.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Weighing Station
Starts Operation

Staffed by three civilians who
are on duty over period of 16
hours daily, the new state patrol
weighing station at the Port Clin-
ton Municipal Airport near Gypsum
started operation last week. Cpl.
R. E. Sauer of the Bay Bridge
post is in charge of the truck
weighing operations.
During the 16-hour daily per
iod, an average of $50 trucks are
weighed and arrests average 10 on
overweight charges. The scales will
weigh up to $4,000 pounds and can
weigh one axle at time as the
truck wheel reaches the small area
platform.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Cover Again Heads
Commercial Loop

Alton Cover was reelected pres
ident of the Commercial League
Monday evening at the reorganiza-
tional meeting held in the Clinton
Recreation Alleys.
John Cerbus, Jr. was named as
vice president and Frederick Wen
ger as secretary-treasurer League
bowling will start at 7:30 Monday,
September Ia, after which it will
revert to its regular shift of 9 pm.
on September.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Democrats Arrange
Free Ok Roast

Democrats have drawn q red
circle around Sunday. Sept. 3.
That's the date for the Party's
annual free OK roast at Grayfown
Park.
Joe Fury. secretary Of I h 9
County Central Committee, said
this morning that arrangements
are being made. to secure .
name" speaker and a polka or
chestra as part Of the entertain.
ment.
In addition there will be plenty
Of sandwiches and refreshments
all Of it free-Mr. Flvry prom.
ised. Everybody's welcome. h Q
added.
The event is being sponsored
jointly by the Democratic Central
Committee and the Democratic
Women's Club.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Burglars Raid
Studio At Perry

Burglars broke into the Misch
Studio in Camp Perry's Commercial
Row sometime early Wednesday
morning and escaped with two
cameras valued at nearly $40.
Glass in a back dor was broken
SO that the thief could turn, the
lock. Discovery of the burglary
was made by another merchant,
who notified the military police.
Taken were Leica camera and a
flash bantam camera, Mrs. Will.
lam Misch reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
cHILD'S LEG BROKEN

Walter R0dela, 3, Genoa suffered
a leg fracture Tuesday when he
repeatedly ran in front of the car
of Mrs. Madalyn Graham, 38, in the
100 block of Oliver Street in To
ledo. He was admitted to Mercy
Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
LIBRARY TO CLOSE

Port Clinton's Public Library
will be closed Monday for the La
Dor Day holiday. II will be open
Wednesday, September 9.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

E. Theodore Evans on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Hickman and
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Luff
of Wilmington, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Parsons on Saturday.
Miss Frances McCabe. who is a
Nurse specializing in Pediatrics, in
Washington, d. c.. attended Bethel
Methodist Church on Sunday
morning, while visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos F. McCabe, and
grandfather, Mr.. G. F. McCabe.
After the business session of
the w. S. c. S. held in Bethel Church
on Tuesday evening, and devOtiOns,
led by Mrs. Hazel Hargadine and
Mrs. Zada Wilgus we were invited
to the home of Mrs. Vernon G.
Cobb for a social time together.
Christmas carols were sung; be-
sides a duet was enjoyed by Mrs.
Elsie Evans and Mrs. Marguerite
McCabe, who sang: Holy Night"
More singing by the twelve members
who were present. Then our hos
tesses Mrs. Mary Cobb and Mrs.
Elsie Evans served us delicious
Ice Cream, Ritz crackers, and
Orangeade in abundance.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
University News

The appointment of the 1854
Alumni Scholarship Committee of
the University of Delaware Alumni
Association has been announced bv
the associations president, Ernest
S. Wilson of Wilmington.
The new chairman for the five
member committee will be Ray
mOnd B. Duncan of Newark, foot
ball coach and a member of the
faculty at Newark High School.
Mr.. Duncan, a member of the class
of 1948, was a member of last
years alumni scholarship commit
tee.
Other committeeman named by
Mr.. Wilson are Robert N. Foulk,
class of 1922; Robert H. Richards,
Jr., 1928; Alvin B. Robertson, Jr.,
1894; and William B. Clements,
1947.
Mr.. Foulk, whose home is in
Wilmington, is principal of Bayard
Junior High School in Wilmington.
Mr.. Richards, also a resident OF
Wilmington, is an attorney and is
affiliated with the Wilmington
law firm of Richards, Layton and
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

Mrs. Elwood Lynch Of Lewes; also
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldred Rogers and
two children of New Jersey were
dinner guests Of their mother, Mrs.
Elsie Hickman and Mrs. Lille H.
Belts their grandmother, on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Burton of
West Philadelphia we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Calhoun
recently; the latter accompanied
them to Philadelphia upon their
return.
Our community was grieved at
the sudden passing of Mr.. J. Horace
Derickson who departed this life
on Saturday night, Dec. 5th, at
his home here. He had been in
failing health for sometime. He
leaves to survive, a wife. Mrs
Anna w. DericksOn; three sons
Allen; J. Horace, Jr. and Lloyd
DericksOn, and two grandsons
One brother, Mr.. Wilmer DeTicksOn
Of Dover; and two sisters, Mrs
Matte Shockley of MillsbOro; and
Mrs. Lee Wiley of Bridgeville
Also a stepson, Mr.. Louis Williams
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. Sth at the
Watson Whaley Funeral Home in
Selbyville, conducted by Rev. A
Jason BlundOn of Ocean View
Interment in Ocean View, Mariners
Bethel Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Calhoun
entertained at dinner on Friday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hickman, before the latter left for
Morgantown, West Virginia, where
they will spend the Christmas holi-
days, with their grandchildren.
The deceased Mr.. ]. Horace
Derickson has been an active mem
ber of Bethel Methodist Church; and
will be missed in the community
Sympathy is extended to his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McCabe OF
Newark, Md. visited Mr.. and Mrs