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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04
PROTEST AGAINST

- 49,
i:so h 4. Ne sad - traek wouid
BE- "henell<ial 10 the yumg msn
of Key Wess." thas Il wuua1 taks
the fast drivers off ths streets, and
lhat 4 woald b 60 asset - Ksy
Wesl.
Pad sawyw, aiasrney ~ Dc
eonmissioa. I'D Tepplne ut Ne
waa asking fog q ehanaa IN 900.
ing 80 propersy Ne raeing assoeis.
la dat own.
Sawyer sd lhs eommlnnim
Should be I'D boz chaflas Tee.
pino and sona. owners e ghs lad
ieal ahout Fenonin9.
a mam ldWnalflsd a. aseraaagy
81 chaFiss Tepplns snA eans
ted iAo eemmioaianars 80 -
lsa6 b N - psessaa 81 Aaima
sEsnsfsFFe9 lFsm - eempaay .
- EseisB ssseslaflsA.
Carcass g. MlE3B maVe1 ahai
aetioa On the Fe-EnmAna Feqnani DO
|aafsEgsd untH ne nexi meetIng
This vas approved
N. X. hosam, manaRaf Il eha
CITY Electric syniem. naked fug
30 fest Il rad % sseond 81. end
Third A~e., - Slp<k Island, % TIE
eompany eould bud 0 uubsaalinn
CO TIT earner.
TIE eompany has bought ! d.
ahoat % feet By III issa-hus ean
net SCI 10 4 win trufks b hmild
Ne sistion. he siatioa wuuid a1rvs
Sloek Ialand and lhe Monres coun.
" Hn1pital.
rs request was FsfrEred b ths
read eommtllee.
Only three of tha eamminaianars
Harry HarFis. Hiags. nn6 Gerald
Saundsrs, - eAalrman-weRs a
the meeiing. Joe Allsn and Frank
Bentey we're uaahia % stlem6 Be.
eaasa 81 mnass.
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HARVEY. COBO AND

1nmtmnmu ma ras~ 1ax
"nlsmSis~ RsesFts - ths pssk
80 81 wees. lassmAsni Lssss
a. 4. Eismsr waa alvsn III
vssas. vhsas 80 msa wili sssa-
psis n 80 ss@srsi sisssiss ~
vszmAmr %
csAsss - ersgp FsSr. 1sAa
a - 60 hasn sssa6sFs psilsd
% sn6 20 Veasa Fsspssi.veiY.
A eaose battle ts shaping ~ IN
Group rive with 1ohn Carboaell
81 and gaek Deian<y STATED q
fiKhl a ont neKi week. Boa 80
I'D eommixsAon seats Csreonell
lad eth LIZ voies While Dslansy
palled l.Ga chariss G. Menooua.
ne esty's slEglng mailman reeeis'
ed Sc VUtex.
Yeslardnys volinE was wilhoui
lneident a. Ksy wssters wena %
the polls IL orderly BIT steady
streams Creates namoHr ol Nut
ers h east her haIoss IN asy enc
area was In Precines n Were az
81 a. sllgibia 81 voteFs used tAeil
Fighl 81 fFanxhisa.
Anolher heaxy vote d predieted
ior nxxt rassday. when IN addltioz
10 ehoosiag TO more eity cen
missanmsrs. TIE vutTrs wi1 dsei4s
IN Fsfsrenium whethrF thTy pc
Ger lie Commissioa Manager a
counsa Mayer torm # goyernmsui
TIE ciiy eommissAun I'll NEE
tonight aeeaFdins 10 lsw 10 eansasl
ne hallsl. Al Fssaits annosnest
last night are unolllfAal Two COP
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JUVENILE COURT

fContinued Prom Page Onsl
tod Judge Clb2on thss ne space
b hs vaeaied ~ TIE sehooi 81
fees had been promiked b Jaeh
Baker. MonFOs County welfare oi
ncar.
~Thsss ere shrss Fesns tssFs,"
JuAws elhssn Fspiis6. "aaksr
asaanH nsed 81 thaa spees. We
wssld Ilks - have - BE Fesm
saa - Fsssssi net 90 be ssn-
siasTed."
commissioner Hsuy Harris sad
he would liks al i've board mem.
hsrs b be present when the mat
lar vas conaidsred. lee Allea and
Frank Benfley SIRE ahsenl las
night because of hineas.
Harris thea moved that the wel.
fare committee meet and FepoFi
% ne commissioner. The moiion
vas spproved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

nsphs~. FRANK Hague Esgers. an.
n0anced they wom.d vote for
fruast. Vet Meyner yea Ilndsnn
CouHty b. Tu.ooo VOTES. . probshls
desth boiiee 70 ne erumpled
hagae maehlne
Williams. . g.yesr-oid lawyer.
eampalgned il ne hixhiy Indus
trialized diafrtkt u1sA ne aoaan
that voters hsd . ehoice between
Liberalism, reprNsenied hy himself
and eonaefxatism.
Hatfield sad the s'fnremase ssnne
in the eampalgn" was me eieetion
81 80 EissaAowsr supporter sueA
a. hlmaeif.
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WINNERS ARE

t1nulmnad Hsum PaRs one1
- vssl 49, ne SlEcs &c i.
sseamd saraiahf tern. As rupurss
fFmm tAe pFNeincts hegaa tn -
b - = became extdeuf thnf c.
rs . winner. kis hackers frsm
~canehiown" ard ~ Barria u
- huTrncenps aoCksd q IL
ssulh Street keme ed aormes :
msiny msangeaAa wAaxh hors Ia
vtrsnftnua emE6dnts thruanh sAs
siEesiA nsy lstsF rstirad q tAs
Caee Pate whsrs Q cuhan hana
80 fuFtA with Lntim rhyahma
Thls @urninH. ~. Gee took e
. mage asrsous meia whmn he pas.
q - laEse Q slaiemsmf in which
ha sad 80 ~words eamnet express
~ gFatitmds ar she ehaaes AZ ca.
tlnslss - psswam ] started tie
years ago.
W. seal co b say thai h. woald
enannaa - woEk lor sod honssl
epsefnemt ln Kev west Ha LISTED
- incansrstor and god pavlnz
~ ne eily't streets g uhs tws
main eajseavss & bic tern IN Il
Zee.
Louis csfeoneli. who pogled co
e tAa 'argesi votes en the eniirs
tlckss Il 10 eamdldaiRs % be- swepl
ne slIles said thal Ne q saias
- -woFA hare b iasufy ne 20
ple's eoniidenee In him.
carhonell added that Ne d aolna
h ~ - werk Ell . program 4
kssp - eiiy esmetary elsaned -
anA In aood share.
Pad q. ~Bieaase" Roberts. -
10 ne fsld h Group Four ds.
dared uhai ha "was happy DO IS
- many voters 81 ne pals"
AZ ! an elected next week.
en- goima 10 work Cor eeonomy n
aDveFmmeni-aoliar fnr collar val.
- IN tax meney" h h his flrsl
veature inio politics. Hen oppose
Louis n. J. EisneF In maxt Tues.
days gensral sleetion.
John carhonell. a., hiEh man ID
Group Five. eguld ngs BE- reached
fnr eommeut today.
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tContlnued Frum Pas onal
pefsonai popularity. Republicans
|Fsmaina6 loyal b thaiF FepFesamia.
tlwea IN ne Lsgialstura.
Il noFmally atruna nspuhlican
essnties e Bergen ed Esssx.
COP eandidsiss iss tha senate
and ASSEMBLY we're elected 'eom.
feEtably wkila Trussi let Esssx
an4 barely wun Bsrgan.
Rec Prem 0AssuFlfy
meynsr's vietaTy eame 81 ths
81 Il . six-momlA eampsign IN
whiGA ha Fosa fTam virtual polltieal
ehseuFity. lie led Q wing q Demo.
eFats eppossd b : rstaFn - power
e hackers 81 iarmw parry boss
FFank Hague.
DuFing he eampaign Troasa
called meyneF the hanA.pleksd
eam6l6asa a Mays9 JohM v. Kamny
af jersey ciiy wAe ousgRd hague
e iete. hayneg Feplled h was
wnbossed ana eharwed h returm
tAai TFnasl represented Q party
that had permitted ne undsrworid
- nourisA N Aew Jersey.
Bon ai4as hroughi maiional fig.
nres int ne stala n speak. Many
peliue1ans viewed 4 as . battle.
GFoGA 81 ne Elsanhoweg admla.
isfration thoagh the campaign
pFineipally was tBughs @ ne isnns
e eFtme and eoFFaptioa.
A mrning point IN the campaign
eame wlgh NE sevelation thss
Tressi - bead Il hlg consiFucllon
Urn wTets . letter In issi 10 Neu
rerks Gov. Thomas Y. Dewey
aakins exeeutixe eiemenry fsr
eonvleted labor sxsortioalsl Josy
Hay.
Troass dsfended TIE letter a. an
''aet q merey."
Toward TIE close Il he can.
paiem Hague Suppurtars, led hy his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

f1nmilnuan NfwHm wmNa 0nal
alert polieamsn'h % the 20 d
niKkt h ouF seeftan. Thanks So
aleFi men Who ena their heads anG
glve ne pFutnetin@ ON uaF street
Yours truly.
wehsier Z. Turner
iaa@sa SoutA g..
You .any show tbs 10 ths chisl
l 9aess be Sets - many cen
plants. this shoaid make him fesl
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- e - efhelai -, wrr.
ssaisd ed wG g. hs upesea 40
ipaight h saaita q sbseusss
baneas - b. osmasa ~ ara
- expeeied h Ave - sress
eearing 81 the rxssiis e - -.
to. Aeaexer.
Those ele<ie0 b ne cummi..suu
- asssne otiiss q Ne nfxi re-.
ular mestlax % Nsyemhsr is
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The
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Weatherman


Key west and vicinisy. PARTY
eigady totay thFu TAaru6ay 81
s1me lIAsilhood 81 aenatreea $685..
ers. 80 mneh eAanHe h tempers.
tws. Les tanlzhl ahuul = aexfess.
hiNA tomorruw about - aeErees
fsemfis b modeFaie moFahaass 80
east wind4. tFesA a. times espesinI,
b Ell sAnra.
Flwaaa lneEnanimg eiowdiness
sRlrema nuElh poriinm wilA eeea.
aionniy rain h Tnnahaxaes azaa
~ tonlakt and elsewhere ever en-.
treme aerth portisn b. Thmrsday
Far ethersiss. Lille ehange d
tempeEa are.
Jaekmnnsiile thru tie RtnFada
straits Centie b moderats mag<h'
est ts est win6s te6ay and -
naEhf except eeeaaiamally freSh n
extrVme soFth. wmds heeoming
ms6esate eaHt b ssutheasl ~
Thmssday. Party eioudy wamihaI
exnNpt inereamma eiondlnass O.,
irene maFth tsniKht ard Thursday
Mideiy scattered showerE h 81
IRENE aDuih pmfi0n
Kast Culf. Modnrnts ease q
soufheasl winda today becomlne
modaFsl8 % eeeaalomally iFe3h
smlhnaa 10 aemah ThmFsdny. In
eranatng eioudinsaa extr9me neEih,
parity elandy elhaFwise.
Wenimm caFAhbanm. Modwaan
enslaFir winds thFw Thmsday e.
espt vsfiahis h soufA pnliion
Party elamdy waaahmr. Wlaaay
sentiared ehownF8
weather ssmmary - tAs lFspl
eal Anamfi<. caFihhann Sea and
90 KanlaFm Cmlf of Maxioos Geo
dlilDna remaim Faintiealy sgahis
thFuaghsur he area ed thsrs sfs
. slgns q . dsEsiaplns diNm'
bancaL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

ne Monroe Commiy eommlaaloa,
era iast night aulhorined Paul SEQ
yeg, attorney 70 the board Il esun,
" commissioner. 20 cen far -
On he easine 90 ne eouniy beach
and CO ths paFking iot 81 ths alr'
port.
The casino lease b 10 Fua 60
three years and the lease on lha
PARKING ioa Il 10 be Cor one yes.
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sled esn be rullsd - ihin shal
y aheeis "a 4 ere naeded d saanl
Ne taAehmnna nl q hmmam 80.
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u b paaalhla fnr az many a.
to.@e eies6as % sm9gs n Z
singie nlsh1 from un6ar oas tFea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

There ere aboui 81 60 niles e
isdsral Highways h ne uniied
States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-04

Aboul 50 kinds 81 rats a.
known. three ct whieh have be
Gene pests fur nan.
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! Want a Heart to Heart
TAX with Everyone Wearing
False Teeth!

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Gypsum Church
Plans Auction

Something different in church
benefits is planned by the Gypsum
Community Church for Saturday,
Dec. 5, when County Commissioner
Ed Tank, well known auctioneer
will auction farm machinery
household goods and other items
to be taken to the church previous
to the sale.
It is the first time such sale
has been sponsored by the Gypsum
church but an enthusiastic group
of men and women from the con
gregation and Ladies Auxiliary is
behind the affair
1t is believed that many persons
have articles that are in good con
dition but unused and which they
would like to sell on a percentage
basis. New and used articles, as
well as farm machinery, will be
auctioned and lunch will be pro
vided by the Ladies Auxiliary in
the church basement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
VFW Council Will
Meet This Sunday

Members of Port Clinton V.F.W.
Post No. 2480 will sponsor pub
lie feather party in the local
VIEW. Hall starting at 7 o'clock
this Saturday evening, Nov. 81.
County Commander Lyle He'll,
Oak Haroor, will preside Sunday
afternoon, Nov. %, when the OF
tawa County V.F.W. Council meets
in the Clay Center Post No. 7510
Hall at two o'clock.
District No. 9 will meet in Nor
walk Sunday, Dec 2, at 2 pm.
Prior to the district meeting, Nor
walks new V.F.W. will be dedi-
Gated. A school for post officers
will be held at 10 am. under di-
rection of the district commander
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Government Sued
Over "Smoke Bomb

Claiming that a smoke bomb
fired Sept 9 at Erie Ordnance De-
pot was to blame for truck-auto
accident. the federal government
this week was named defendant in
a damage suit filed in U. S. District
Court in Toledo.
Suing under the Federal Court
Claims Act are Richard Galway,
II, through his father, DR.. George
Galway, 3139 Drummond Road;
Paul Ziemer, 1855 Goddard Road,
and the u. S. Fidelity Guaranty
Co., Toledo.
DR.. Galway is asking $4,000
for personal injuries received by
his son and $1,315 for medical ex.
penses, and Mr.. Ziemer seeks
$4,000 for personal injuries. The
insurance company has sued to
recover $1,588 repair cost to Mr.
Ziemer's car.
Ziemer and the Galway boy
were injured when the formers
car crashed into the rear of a
truck which had slowed down in
Route 2 in front of EOD. At the
time. the truck driver told high
way patrolmen he was blinded by
smoke which drifted across the
road from the ordnance depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
ERIE TWP.
MRS. CLIFFORD SNIDER

Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Hall and fam.
lily of LoudenvilIe, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Grobe of Sandusky
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernie Grobe.
Lacarne Grange will hold its
regular meeting Monday evening
in the Grange Hall. There will be
pot luck supper at $50 follow
ing which the business and social
session will be conducted. Deputy
Master Leon Leutz and Mrs. Leutz
of Oak Harbor will be present to
install the new officers of the 10.
cal grange. Patrons are urged to
attend. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Snider
and Barbara Snider were dinner
guests of Wilbur Snider and family
in Lakewood Sunday. Others in the
party who helped the Sniders cele-
brate their tenth wedding ami
FCl odl WClC IeOUClI OCIOSOoldlj
of Gypsum, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jeremy, Clair and Edward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cotner and Patricia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wer-
ner, Jennifer and Jonathan of Port
Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams Of
Lakewood, were weekend guests OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Williams.
Mrs. Otto Bolte, Graytown, and
Mrs. Clifford Snider, attended the
Democratic caucus in Defiance
Monday night.
Mrs. Andrew Kleinhans, Erie
Township, was in Cleveland sew
eral days last week, visiting rela
tives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Rotarians Learn
More About Movies

Robert A. Vile, executive secre.
tary of the Independent Theater
Owners of Ohio, was guest speaker
at the Rotary meeting in st. John
Church Tuesday noon when he dis
cussed Movies Are Your Busi-
ness.
He stated that all movie person
mel who were connected in any
way with Communism or those
who sought refuge in the Fifth
Amendment were released from
their contracts. Vile emphasized
that business activity in stores is
directly related to the evening
theater hours.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Necchi Leader
Gets New Honors

CHICAGO, Ill.-Leon Jolson.
president of the Necchi Sewing
Machine Sales Corp, who arrived
in this country a penniless DIP
only six years ago to build a $25
million dollar business, was hon
ored in Chicago by the Chicago
Sales Executive Club which named
him ''The Outstanding New Amer
lean Sales Executive of the Year"
it has been announced by Vivian
Westgate, local Necchi dealer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Conference Held
At Nearby Depot

Representatives of four ord
nance installations met with per-
sonnel of Erie Ordnance Depot in
an all-day conference Friday, No
vember 13, to implement the trans
ference of the complete account
ability of the field service stock
at those posts to Erie.
installations represented and
the visiting personnel from each
included: Capt. H. w. Crowell,
Frankford Ordnance Depot, Phila-
delphia, Pa; Capt. Walter w. Wal
lace, Watervliet Arsenal, Waterv-
liet, N. Y; w. E. Howell and
Frank L. Hoover, Navajo Ord
nance Depot, Flagstaff, Ariz.; and
Frank L. Brown, Watertown Ar
senal, Watertown, Mass.
Erie personnel in attendance
were: Maj. E. M. Minor, Maj. E.
w. Caddy, Maj. Marion E. Schertz,
Capt. Harold G.. Hagendorff, 1t. C.
w. Nicholson, of the post; Stock
Control Employees William S.
Wolf, Mason Holcomb, Richard K.
Cover, Richard G. Snider and Hell
en- Shervey, of Port Clinton, and
Kenneth H. Hahn, of Oak Harbor:
and Louis England, of the Plat,
Marwich, Mitchell and Co., who is
installing a new financial prop
erty accounting system at Erie.
Directives on the subject from
Office Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, were discussed, and oper-
ating agreements effected.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Visit To Jail
Ends In Arrest

Because he came TO Ottawa
County Jail to visit two friends
being held on open charges in con
nection with the stealing of lead
copper cable from the Northern
Ohio Telephone Company at Cur
tice, Robert Dombkowski, 20, is
also a prisoner.
Dombkowski was recognized
Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Myron
Hetrick, who arrested the Toledo
youth.
Early Friday, Deputy Sheriff
Clarence Stephens arrested Ar
thur Parrish, 18, and a juvenile,
both of Toledo, after large guam
tity of the expensive cable had
been taken at Curtice. Over the
weekend, the juvenile was turned
over to juvenile authorities in Lu-
cas- County.
Robert Dombkowski and Arthur
Parrish. Toledo, arrested over the
weekend by Deputy Sheriffs Clar-
ence Stephens and Myron Hetrick
in connection with the theft of
copper cable from the Northern
Ohio Telephone Company at Cur
tice, Tuesday were bound over to
the grand jury under ST 900 bond
each on charge of grand larceny
when they appeared before Justice
Reed Hosler. Warrants were
signed by L. G. Weaver, district
manager of the phone company al
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20

Results thru our Classified Ads.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Grid Stars Report
For Cage Practice

With the football season having
ended, Coach Dick Selgo has a
few additions to his Redskin cage
squad. Among the footballers who
reported for their first basketball
practice Wednesday we're Bob
Wood, Clyde Enderle, Bob Twar-
elk and AL Jensen, who are expect
ed to bolster the cage squad ma
terially.
Practice hasn't resolved into too
much physical contact as yet as
the players are still practicing
fundamentals.
First game will be Friday night,
December 4, when the Redskins
travel to Bucyrus. They play their
first home game the following
night, Dec. 5, with Bellevue COM
ing to this city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
GRAYTOWN
MRS. OTTO BoLTE

Sunday visitors at the Lawrence
Harder home were Mr. and Mrs.
John Harder of Toledo and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Emch of Woodville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder
and family were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Treter and
family in Chicago.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Lewis were DR.. and Mrs.
John Harrison, DR.. H. B. Fields,
and Miss Marjorie Gesner of East
Lansing, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Schell,
Tommy and Carolyn of Maumee
were Saturday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Schell.
The following officers were
elected at a meeting of st. Marks
Woman's Missionary Society, We'd
nesday evening, Pres. Mrs. Otto
Bolte, V. Pres. Mrs. Lawrence
Harder, Sec'y, Mrs. Orville Bar
tel and Treas, Mrs. Ollie Ander-
son.
Friends of Mrs. Augusta Bartel
are pleased to hear that she is
much improved from her recent
illness.
PROPERTY of the late Fred Munce
has been purchased by John Distel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lewis were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orin Altman in Toledo.
Sgt. E. B. MacRoberts and Mrs.
MacRoberts left for Miami, Fla.
Tuesday to spend few days with
his parents before going to Camp
La June where he will be stationed.
Mr.. Mac Roberts has been in Kor-
ca since Sept. of 1852. during that
time Mrs. Mac Roberts has been
here with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Lewis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
LEAVES FOR JAPAN

Sgt. Harold "Hod' Havener left
Saturday for Park Air Force Base,
California, where hes is awaiting
shipment to his new base in ia
pan After completing three years
in the Army, Havener enlisted in
the Air Force in August and has
since been stationed at Wright
Field, Dayton. He spent his fur
Tough here with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schultz, East Second Street, and
with other local relatives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
Sophonores Plan
Scrap Metal Drive

Members of the Sophomore class
of Port Clinton High school will
sponsor a scrap metal and paper
drive this Saturday, Nov. 81. If
you have either paper or scrap
metal to donate to the class, please
leave it on your porch and the
truck will be stopped to pick it up
Saturday. Money earned from this
drive will be placed in the Class
Treasury for use eventually at the
Jr.-Sr. Prom and the Senior Class
trip.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
PIMA OFFICE OPEN

Otto Kersten, chairman of the
Ottawa County PIMA, reports that
the PIMA office in Oak Harbor will
be open both Saturday, Nov. 81,
and Sat-, Nov. %, from 8 am. to S
pm. Farmers may sign up for 1854
ACP practices and 1853 perform
ance on these Saturdays as the last
day to sign up and be eligible for
shares in 1854 practices is Novem-
Der 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20
SPONSORED BY
CATAWBA ISLAND
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
SATURDAY WRECK

SAT UKDAY WKEIN
Mrs. Richard Brown, AZ, West
Sixth Street, and her year-old
niece, Vicki Fowler, Madison
Street, suffered minor injuries
Saturday afternoon when Mrs.
Browns car was bumped from the
rear as she turned into The White
house driveway from Route g. Po-
lice Chief Jack Shelter said driv-
er of the other car was Richard
French, %, RID, Port Clinton.
Mrs. Brown suffered neck strain
and the baby, head and back
bumps.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-20

Local 4o7 UAW-ciO will hold its
first annual Feather PARTY,
Tuesday Nov. oath at 7:30 PM. at
$50 Maple ST., Union Hall - All
birds will be oven ready.