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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Cough Enlists In
Naval Air Corps

James Cough, %, Houston, Texas
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cough,
West Sixth Street, has enlisted in
the Naval Air Corps and is ex-
pected. to arrive at his home here
February Is to await his call to
active duty. Jim is a graduate Of
PCHS and Ohio State University
and is an employee of the Phillips
Chemical Company in Houston.
Accompanying the future airman
will be his sister, Mrs. James Ham
blin, and her three sons, Paris,
Texas. They plan to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cough, until
Jim receives his call to active duty.
Jane Hamblin's husband is on
active duty near Seoul, Korea,
where he won his promotion to 1t.
Colonel late in November. He will
complete his duty in Korea some
-fiSne in June and will return to
Texas for short visit, after which
Mrs. Hamblin and their sons will
return with the colonel to Japan
where they will reside until he
finishes his overseas tour.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Hagendorff Gets
CAPTAINS Rank

1st 1t. Harold G. Hagendorff,
shop supply officer at Erie Or
dnance Depot, this week received
his promotion to the rank of cap
tain. He has been at Erie since
last July.
Capt. Hagendorff enlisted in the
Army in 1886 at San Diego, Calf,
and has served continuously since
then. He received his commission
at Fort Benning, Ga, in 1947. He
returned to the states last June
from a tour of duty in the Far
East. Other overseas service in.
cludes tours in France, Germany
and Austria for a total of five
years overseas duty.
Capt. Hagendorff is married and
has two sons, Harold, Jr., 10, and
Michael, six. They are residing
in quarters on the post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Patterson Fete
Set For Tuesday

Members of the Methodist Boy
Scout Troop and Scoutmaster Sam
Campbell will be honored next
Tuesday evening at $50 when the
Mems Brotherhood of Trinity Meth
odist Church holds its annual
Patterson Banquet in the church
parlors.
DR.. Donald Kleckner, young,
interesting public speaker from the
Bowling Green State University
Speech Department, will be the
guest speaker. The dinner will be
prepared by the Women's Society
of Christian Service, under chair.
manship of Mrs. A. w. Chapman
The general public is invited and
tickets may be obtained from
Floyd Druckenmiller or Boyd Mar
tin, president of the Methods.
Brotherhood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Home And Builders Show Ready For
Grand Opening In Armory Wednesday
LOCAL LAWYERS SEEK CHANGE
IN MUNICIPAL COURT LAW

Two bills, affecting Ottawa Coun-
ty's proposed municipal court,
were to be presented to the Ohio
Legislature this week.
Ottawa County's Representative
Bob Reider is to present a bill
asking Port Clinton be added as
a municipal court area while an
other bill will be presented asking
that municipal court revenue, af-
ter court expense deductions, be
divided equitably between counties
and court seat cities.
At meeting in the court house
Monday, Ottawa County commits
sioners went on record approving
the municipal court plan, provid-
ing the amendment to the present
municipal court law becomes eff
fective and the revenue is divided
on a more equitable basis.
Members of the Ottawa County
Bar Assn, at a special meeting Fri
day, recommended establishment
of municipal court in this county,
subject to the proposed amend
ment. Under the present law, Port
Clinton would receive all costs and
fees collected but would pay only
three-fifths of the expenses. The
county would be obligated to pay
tWo-fifths of the cost but would
receive no revenue.
Members of the bar association,
following individual Investigations,
have compiled a financial report
for the municipal court proposal
which estimates cost at $4,000
annually and anticipated costs
and fines at $55, ,850.35. They es
innate net revenue from operation
of local municipal court at SAB
85O.35, which would be shared
equitably by the city and county
Bar Assn. president James
Thierry stated that mayors would
retain power to hear crimina
cases arising under ordinances ir
their respective villages and that
Put-in-Bay would be exempt. He
feels that municipal court would
be self-supporting and would
| prove benefit to all of Ottaws
County. Such court would have
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

Keith Leafhers has been elect
ed as Cashier and Manager Of
the instaiImenf Loan Depart
ment Of fhe American Bank,
it was announced by A. G. Lav-
stem, President.
Mr.. Leathers has been assis-
tant Manager Of the Insfallment
Loan Department Of the Com
merciaI Loan Bank & Savings
Company Of F!ostoria for the
past eight years. He is married
and has two children. He is
buying home and will be NOV
ing here in a short time. He is
. member Of the EIks, Ameri-
can Legion. and Masonic Lodge.
Mr.. Lavsten also annoUeed
that Thomas Sutton, Mrs. Norma
Drvsbacky, and Mrs. Evelyn Rad
loft had been elected as Assis-
tanf Cashiers. Other persons
recently employed in fhs book.
keeping department are Mrs.
Florence Bredbeck and Ara Lou
Smith.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Knights Attend
Communion Rites

Nearly rs members of the Port
Clinton Knights of Columbus par
ticipated in Corporate Commun-
ion Sunday, forenoon when they
attended the o'clock Mass in I'M
maculate Conception Church.
After assembling at the Paro-
chial School, local Knights with
Fourth Degree members of DeSota
Assembly in full dress as Honor
Guard, marched 70 the church
where Rev. Paul Mueller officiat-
ed at communion rites. After the
mass, the Knights marched to the
Knights of Columbus clubrooms,
where breakfast was served.
Fourth Degree Knights of Glib
sonburg, Fremont, Clyde and Oak
Harbor were in the Honor Guard
as well as the local Fourth Degree
Knights, William Krupp, Richard
Wolf, Edward Starkloff, Steve No
yak, Clarence Gumb and George
OlekSa.
Ladies serving on the breakfast
committee included Mrs. Richard
Enderle, Mrs. Norman Kolhoff.
Mrs. Bernard Kaspar, Mrs. Steve
Novak, Mrs. John Rohde, Mrs
Bernard Diedrich, Mrs. Edward
Kaspar, Mrs. Edward Twynham
and Mrs. Joseph Eliyas.
Richard Enderle, committee
chairman, and Norman Kolhoff
Grand knight, were in charge Of
arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
E0D WORKERS SET new HIGH
IN MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE

Erie Ordnance Depot's slightly
more than 5000 civilian employees
and "a officers and one enlisted
man voluntarily contributed 81,
47O.49 to this years March of
Dimes appeal.
This is the largest amount ever
contributed to any drive by Erie
members, and tops last years
March of Dimes contributions by
$155.07.
Surprising their last years con-
tributions to this worthwhile cause
were Depot Facilities whose work
ers gave eight cents more per
person, Proof and Inspection whose
workers gave six more cents per
person, and Depot Maintenance
whose workers gave three more
cents per person.
Top honors on the post went to
the Commissary group where in.
dividual contributions for Charles
Schoch, Leona Bahnsen, George
Detzel, Asa Corwin, Maj. B. A.
Holbrook and 1t. M. ]. Ward ave
ragged $3.42.
Units averaging one dollar OF
better per employee included:
welders, $1.8O; Motor Pool, $1.56;
Miscellaneous Services, Office Of
the Chief, $1.41; Special Staff
$1.33; Blacksmith Shop, SIPS;
Depot Property Supply Warehouse
S1.22; Safety Office, $121; Depot
Property Office, $1.18; Transporta
tions, $1.08; Joe Gresh's Inspectors
in Bldgs 1O1 and 18, $1.O4; Secur
ity Guard Force, 81; and Bldg POI
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
National Guards
Rotate At Perry

Having been on>duty at Camp
Perry since the emergency pri-
son was established in Novem-
ber, members of the 107th Ar
mored Cavalry, Ohio National
Guards, were released from ac-
tive duty this weekend when
they returned to their homes
throughout northern Ohio.
Captain Frederick Ostrosky
was in charge of the unit, which
has its headquarters in CIeve-
land. While the 1O7th has been
on duty since November, per-
sonnel was rotated every two
weeks. Some members of this
unit have volunteered to re-
main on active duty at Camp
Perry, Captain Joseph McCann,
Public Relations Officer, re-
ported.
Replacing the 10th are ele-
ments of the 174th field Artill-
cry, which has its headquarters
in Columbus. Remaining on
duty at Camp Perry are men of
the 372nd Infantry Bn., Cleve-
land, and the 18th Military
Police Company, Toledo. 1t.
Col. v. B. McMillen is post com
mander at Camp Perry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Baby browns In
Fremont Bathtub

Russell Joseph Witt, 10-month-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Witt, Fremont, was drowned in
the bathtub of his home Saturday
afternoon when it was thought his
three-year-old sister had lifted or
pushed the baby into the tub.
Born in Magruder Hospital last
March 10th, the baby was found
unconscious in the partially filled
tub by his mother, Mrs. Vera Sad
doris Witt, when she returned af-
ter having left the children alone
for a few minutes.
Fremont Fire Chief Urban My
ers said he was told the mother
had been preparing to bathe the
children when she went down
stairs from her second floor apart
ment for three or four minutes.
Firemen and Fremont physician
applied artificial respiration for
two hours in an unsuccessful at
tempt to revive the baby.
DR.. F. A. Visconti, Sandusky
County coroner, returned YER
dict of accidental death by drown
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt and their
children had lived in Rocky Ridge
until they moved to 1108!a west
State Street in Fremont, shortly
before last Christmas. Surviving
are the parents; one sister, Bev.
erly; maternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Saddoris, Rocky
Ridge, and paternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Witt, Mar
tin. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at the Robinson
Funeral Home in Oak Harbor, the
Rev. Gerald Ferne, officiating
Burial was in Union Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Junior Class Play
Cast Is Selected

Faculty director Albert Rofkar
has announced cast selections for
the Junior Class play, wish on
the Moon," which will be presented
in the high school auditorium in
March.
School reporter Gail Sorgen re-
ports that Betty Limestahl will
serve as student director. Cast
members include: Pat Mackey as
Jenny; Marlene Nielsen as Mrs.
Gran; Tessie Prusik as Tess; Jim
Ruddock as Eddie; Jim Johnson as
Pat; Dorothy Fischer as Barbara;
Lois Rofkar as Vivian and Barton
Drickhammer as Martin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
TANK URGES STATE GROUP TO
OPPOSE ROAD STUDY ADOPTION

County Commissioner Edward H.
Tank, a member of the important
legislative committee Of the County
Commissioners Association of Ohio,
has urged members of the state
group to oppose adoption of the
Highway Study Commission report
given recently to the Ohio Pro-
gram Commission.
The legislative committee met
in Columbus Tuesday and took un-
der advisement various recon-
mendations affecting local high
way matters.
Mr.. Tank pointed out that un-
der the Highway Study report
many miles of state highways
would revert back to the counties
and that appropriations for main
tenance would be slashed under
the reports formula.
Mr.. Tank warned that this would
jeopardize the highway program
in Ottawa County as well as other
areas of comparable size througout
the state. ~
A concerned effort should be
made to make members of the
state legislature aware of the SER
iousness of the issue, Mr.. Tank
said.
In other recent action, the asso-
citation named Commissioner Sanke
Bahnsen to the Resolutions Com
mittee and Charles Cover to the
Door Prize committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
New Auto Tags Go
On Sale March |

Ohio automobiles will sport only
one license plate again this year,
but plans are being made to use
two plates again in 1854. This
years plates will have yellow num-
erals on a dark green background
and will be sold throughout the
month of March. The new plates
must be on vehicles by April /.
Ohio used two plates for We
hicles in 1851 and issued stickers
for 1852 in an economy move
necessitated by the steel shortage.
The 1854 tags will have white
numerals on a maroon background,
the safe highway department has
announced.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
See Davey Fight
At Builders Show

Boxing fans who don't want to
miss the Kid Gavillan- Chuck Davey
welterweight championship battle
Wednesday night can attend the
Home and Builders Show in the
Port Clinton Armory and see the
fight on the latest television mo-
dels. Appliance store booths will
feature the fight in demonstrating
their teleyision sets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Airnnan Expected
Home On Furlough

Airman Third Class Floyd Min
ier is expected to arrive home
this Friday to begin a 27-day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenwood MINER, Lacarne.
He has been stationed at West
Palm Beach, Florida, and will
leave for his new base in Califor-
mia after completion Of his fur
lough.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

power to hear any criminal case
arising anywhere in the county,
outside Of Put-in-Bay, and any civil
case, with certain exceptions, when
the amount in dispute is $1,000 or
less. At the present time, justices
have jurisdiction to hear civil cases
when the amount in dispute is
$500 or less.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
SCOTT DEFEATS
LOCAL CACERS
BY JlM RUDDocK

Coach Rowland Wenzel's Port
Clinton Redskins absorbed another
loss on the local court Tuesday
evening when a much-taller crew
from Toledo Scott had no trouble
in winning, "a to 49.
While the Redskins managed to
twice tie the score in the first
period, Scott led Is to 13 as the
second quarter opened and really
turned on the gas as the game pro-
gressed. The Redskins scored con-
sistently, making 13 in the first
stanza, and IL points in each Of
the other three quarters.
Displaying amazing accuracy
with his deadly hook shot, lanky
Jim Parker proved too much for
Port Clinton. He took top honors
with 80 points. Zimmerman fol-
lowed with IA points for the Bull
dogs and Dick Sansbury had II.
Albert Woodman paced the Red
skins, scoring Is points. Kenny
McAtee and Jim Peltier were next
with nine and eight points. Scott
hit for IS percent from the floor
compared with the Redskins %.
In the Reserve game, Scott was
also victorious, winning wild
game, 81 to a. Bob Wood led
the local reserves with 16 points.
At Bellevue Saturday
Port Clinton travels to Bellevue
this Saturday night, where they
will meet the Redmen for the
second time this season. Bellevue
won the previous engagement,
go to 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Janis Lambert
Has 588 Series

Janis Lambert paced her Click
mans bowlerettes to four-point
win over Neidecker's in the Tues
day Night Women's League this
week when she bowled games Of
210, 1913 and 185 for a big 588
series.
Other top scores bowled by the
ladies included: v. Nichols, 218;
Vera Coulter, 1853 and 200; Evadna
Kott, 176; X. Fee, 176; H. Long,
III; Gladys Zimmerman, 1856;
Freda Cory, 166; Lorna Stevens,
1877; Inez Stepnitz, 1853; Nora West
phal, ITO; Berneice Macy, 1859 and
1853; Teresa Fowler, 167 and 172;
Mary Ellen BRO, 165, ITO and
1877 - 521; Beverly Hetrick, 179;
Isabelle Menier, 1877, 1915, 153 =
SIS.
Lillian Adams, 179; B. Zekany
169; P. Moltier, 153, IT'S, 179 l
5O7; Dolores Snyder, III; Florence
Yingling, 1859; Mary Brown, 1862
Eula McRitchie, 1876; Harriet De
Witt, 1873; Maybelle Wahlers, ITO
1865; Thelma Havener, Ill; Lillian
Wozniak, 174.
| Mary Papcun, 179; Audrey Kar
shuk, 189; Liz Williamson, 178
Marietta Hanck, LIS; Barbara Pei
yhe, 181, 1919, 134 - SD; Mary
Summersett, 165; B. Bower, 1863
Goldie Carson, 174; A. Burcher
178; Carol Petersen, 201; H. Het
rick, 184, 40, 1873 - 5O7; Edna
Boyle, 1872, 169, 100 = Sal; Betty
Puffenberger, 176 165 and Frit,
Kreutzer, 172. !
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Dykernan Speaks
At Church Meet

Bob Dykeman, Jefferson Street,
was guest speaker Tuesday evening
at the monthly meeting of st.
John Lutheran Brotherhood in the
church basement. Dykeman, adver-
tising, manager for the Ottawa
County News, gave an illustrated
talk on Korea, using the colored
slides he had taken while on com
bat duty last year. Harold Ray
mond, president, presided at the
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
HONOR CHARTER MEMBERS

Nearly As members and guests
took part in the Colonial Club
dinner held in the club rooms
Monday evening. DR.. j. G.. Ying-
ling and Fred H. Dewitt, who
were charter members of the club
when it was organized nearly SIS
years ago, were introduced as
honored guests on this occasion
John Sorensen, also a charter
member is still active in the club
affairs and took part in Monday
evenings program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
KIWANis MEET

Members Of the Port Clinton
Kiwanis club were addressed ~at
their Wednesday noon meeting in
the Evangelical United Brethren
church by John F. Ernsthausen,
president of the Norwalk Truck
Lines, who spoke on Enterprise" |"
Dr.. H. j.. Thompson of the Lake
side Association also addressed
the club. members while intro
ducing the speaker. Wilbur Gill
was awarded the attendance prize
which was announced by Olaf Ras.
mussen. Keith Leathers of the
American Bank staff was a club
visitor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Don Waggoner
Wins T.U. Degree

Don c. Waggoner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Waggoner, Bay Town
ship, and Ernest E. Cottrell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cottrell,
Curtice, were among SO students
awarded degrees by President Asa
S. Knowles in commencement cere-
monies at the University of To-
ledo Friday.
Waggoner, a former all-round
athlete at Port Clinton High
School, was graduated with a Bach
elor of Engineering degree and
Cottrell received his Bachelor of
Laws degree.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

In addition to the many displays
of Ottawa County and area merch-
ants, special entertainment at
fractions have been scheduled for
each of the five nights and for
the Saturday and Sunday matinee
showings.
The entertainment, featuring
topnotch radio and television per-
formers, is being booked through
the Paul Spor Agency, one of
Americas best known agencies.
Wednesday,, opening night of the
Show, has been proclaimed "Port
Clinton Day" by Mayor Carl Beck
er. An official proclamation by
the city official is printed in sec
ton ''B" page One, of this issue
of The NEWS.
Preparations are being made for
large attendance on Opening
Night, particularly in view of the
appearance of Lloyd Thaxton and
Barbara Krall of WSPD-TV. Their
appearance is limited to opening
night only and many of their local
fans will want to be on hand to
see them in person.
Lloyd and Barbara have pro-
missed to bring their famous para
keet, Sanford, to Port Clinton for
the personal appearance and the
well-known entertainers will give
autographed pictures to their hun
dreds of local fans.
The Glenn Trio, radio and re-
cording artists, will be at the Show
Thursday and Friday nights and
as special attraction for youngs-
ters Howdy Doody's Relatives will
be here in person on Saturday af-
ternoon, presented by Runyon's
Famous Marionettes. Another at
traction for children is Big Chief
Little Fox, the famed American
Indian magician, who has been
booked for Sunday afternoon.
Art Barrie, widely-known Toledo
radio master of ceremonies, will be
at the Armory on Saturday and
Sunday to greet his many fans in
this area.
Radio Station WFRO will have
special personnel here to make
tape-recordings and on-the-spot in
terviews with visitors at the Show.
Other attractions include a Style
Show Friday night under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ann Bolte and Mrs.
Eunice Bissell using local youngs-
ters as models and featuring ap-
parel from local stores.
Winner of the contest to select
a design for city flag for Port
Clinton will be announced the
closing night of the Show. This
is project of the Junior Women's
Club and the winner will be pre-
sented with a $25 U. S. Savings
Bond by The NEWS.
A special pre-showing for ex-
hibitors and friends will be held
Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
It's going to be the most terr-
ific thing in Ottawa County. Tell
your friends and make personal ar
rangements remember, five
big days - Wednesday through
Sunday, February IL to Is.
Don't miss Opening Day, We'd
nesday, beginning at pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Johnson To Bowl
In National Event

Walt Johnson, owner of the
Lighthouse Drive-In, East Perry ST.
and one Of the nations top bowl
ers, has joined with Bob Olsen
Toledo, to enter the national
doubles elimination bowling tourn
ament in st. Paul, Minnesota, Feb
ruary % - March l.. Y
Sponsored by the Bowling Pro
prietors' Association of America
the tournament is one of the tough
est extant. johnson has scores Of
trophies, awarded for his victories
in many national and state events
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
DISPLAYS Will Attract
Crowds; TV Stars Booked
For Personal Appearance

All roads lead into Port Clinton newt week for the first
annual Ottawa County Home and Builders Show at the
Port Clinton Armory for five big days beginning Wednes
day.
Sponsored by The NEWS and carrying the theme of
everything for better living the exposition is packed
with all the latest creations for the home 1t will be of
the biggest winter attractions booked in this
Thirtythree gaiy decorated booths will present to the
public the very finest in home appliances, sporting equip
ent auto models and many other outstanding features
of special interest to every and child in the
community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

custodians, 81.
Norma Faris, Toledo, and Capt.
John G. Ward, Jr., headed this
years drive, and division assistants
included: Lu Offenburg, Lesta
Shannon, Lois Cooley, Dorothy
Wittenmyer, Kay Sweeney and
Florence Johnson, Port Clinton;
Jackie Winnie and Sophia Throne,
Oak Harbor; Leona Schneider, Ca
tawba Island; Hazel Celek, Ere
mont; Joyce Meng, Sandusky; and
1t. R. L. Roberts of the Post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
SPEAKS IN FREMONT

Carlton Schwan of Swan Cleaners
discussed the dry cleaning busi-
ness Tuesday noon when he ad-
dressed the Fremont Lions Club
meeting in Hotel Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

David H. Black, an Ohio National
guardsman from Cleveland, was
brought to the Ottawa County Jail
Tuesday afternoon when he began
a Today sentence after having been
found guilty by summary court
martial to the charge of being
absent without leave.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
FINED IN COURT

Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick
arrested Joseph Topaz, %, Route
2, Port Clinton, early Tuesday
morning and took Topaz before
Justice of Peace Reed Hosler, who
fined the young man 500 AMI
cost on a charge Of drunken
driving.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

Don't forget to attend our bic
HOME AND BUILDERS SHOW in
the Armory. Feb. Ill Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

A $25 U. S. Savings Bond will
be awarded by the Ottawa County
News on Sunday night, closing the
show, to the winner of the design
contest for a City Flag for Port
Clinton. The project is being spon-
sored by the Junior Women's Club
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Show Highlights

Wednesday, first day Of the
Show, has been officially proclaim
ed Port Clinton Day" by Mayor
Carl Becker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

Port Clinton youngsters will be
featured in Style Show being ar
ranged for Friday night by Ann
Bolte and Eunice Bissell. Apparel
is being furnished by local stores
and highlight of the event will be
the showing of $1,000 mink coat
through the courtesy of Jaslove
FurS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06

Another treat for the family
will be the appearance on Sunday
of Big Chief Little Fox, famed
American Indian magician.