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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

lave givsn Dsnnys several msn.
agafB Q talking PUNT when the
dc beslns seraonkly looking fur .
ehallenger cary neu year. Now
they can mark a e1 a. az esen.
ne largely wasted
Chancea are that tha entire hls.
loFy ol the heaTyM elghs dlsisllau
wouid lave beea Faoieally changes
4 the natioaal lsleeasl haa been
u opeFatlon ahoua o. years ago.
i i pretty safe 10 ssy that Primo
Cafnera could neyer have heen
Unanswered INTO the tile IN lsa1
b ofIsr . horrihls example, Il the
maale eye had beea iolloming TIE
eonvolutions q hn brain trust.
bueeeroni. we hasten 20 say. Is
No phony. TIE TAI Phaadalphlnn
. Q top-dFawer heayyweishi. mar.
b the sseond or third best in the
world today. Ne I'd . woFkman.
like % 81 euttlng Beshore down
BIT he will have b prove himself
against much better Opposition
than hat before there will BE- II.
fectise public demand 10 see him
flght Marelan0.
The promoter doesn't maks the
nig hehis any more. lie oaly
watches and listens,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Sports
Roundup

NEW work R-Tslsylslsn san
- . erusi medium shea 4 "a.
Poses % tAa natlaaal sass sacA .
travssiy on TIE hoxing Sane a.
waa psFpetraisd ~ Danmy be.
eeroni and FFeddla nenharn dnr.
ne ne West Coast eockaaa kouF
ne othsr sveming.
fhough Ne woa ~ . knoeknus
ever a ooFioakiy waahed.up %.
poneni. buceeranl Cd not harshsF
"a claim 10 . sci u Rocky Mar.
eaanos heavywelKhf tile. malmly
eseanae Q greal andience dld ut.
aess ne mismaieA snd svslnsis Il
Or shat 4 wsa.
Ths " scresa. we means %
say, u cruel 10 tae men No would
prsetiee TIE umelhenoFed emsiom
u buildlng up . ehallsageF thFough
. series a. vietoracs ever poposers
--pfslsFahly over fstianed veteF.
nHs sncA - Benhors. whose reeords
shew hey ones weIe capable Il
linhtana the best n tAe hasinsss on
fairy even terms.
bask IN the cd days helors ths
home screen and beer factory
Faveiosues, . "TKO Q" over Re.
shors would have looked VERY GOOD
a. bueeeroni's Feccrd and would
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

soa- Ten PFstl. . Freshmaa guard
also cane 20 witA another flns
pertoFEanea n the linz.
saek Lowe. . - pound yeari.
ins fuileaek who was Injured and
was bed eat 81 the Auburn game
~ FstuFn 10 duay against Auburn
snd also . expected 10 see bis
ahaFt q artlon.
fhers 10 little questlon hug that
Ne many hrlllanl Freahmen en-
Ne varsity squat have terrific
speed snd now nat they are galn.
lng eonfsdents. Miaml'a foofbaI
ieftanss are expected % start
climbing upward again.
TIE rssaFn Of Ted Labas % fan
scale sstisa Fl guard Is sxpscsea
= hslp Ne Hurriesnes % litns hn
FFlaay. Lahas played soms againss
AanaFn. 81 shs huriy guard Ia
sshed9led 10 starr Friday nights
sams against what coaeA Andy
sus1aisoa sals . rugssd virglnia
rssh slsvsn
Sssiaisoa 10 lookine Cor no sos
seasa = Virginia TeeA he said.
NEginla TeeA ID 30 . hreather.
y we taks 4 Iighfly. ne sane shias
shai Aappened 10 us 81 FsEaham
so4ia sasas hsppsn 10 ~ aaaina
NlrElhla Teen.
TIE eoarhes have warnad ths
Aiami fooshal team 10 BE- rpaay
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Mickey Wertz Continues To
Pace Island City Batsrnen

Allhoush bstting averages drop.
ped durias ths wesk. Mlcksy wer.
n. GensFal Klseirie's hrssbase.
man. continued 10 pace me Island
CITY wlnlsr sofshall league with On
average of ssI. Pat Lsnlhaa, Fleet
senar School slaasing ilrutsaeker,
% right behind wsrts witA 0 81
psresniass. Al Paso. Dairy Qsssa
shorsssop. moved 40 Into laird
place with az sverags Il 80.
whie Jim Rownd. Fleet Sonar
aeheol shoTtstop. droppea 10 foarth
with > psrcsntaas Of - 0sues
valdsz. Dairy Qusen plseAsF-o cut.
heldsT, sllil held down filih SPOT
VITA . 80 batting sveraRe.
In ether offansiye Department..
hownd and Lsnlhan are tied Coz
Ne most base hts win ~. Tom
Fink. WI catcher. and Rownd
have scored the most times, 10.
While Lenihan leads the league in
Tuns-haited-in with IL Frank
sands. Gensral Electric ghlrdsack.
er, eomtlnnas 30 pace ne hoop In
doubles wllh 4 whlle leammase
wsrtz. had blasted ne most hon.
era. .. Barney Morgan ard Harold
schmidt 81 WI are tied i0g the
most triples vita 2 JoAa Lewis.
Dairy Qneen outfsldsr, continues
70 LEAD TIE league IN STRIFE ouls
VITA Is uhile Steve varro. vx.i
thirdhaaeman. has drawn The most
bases % balls. u.
In pitching department, Claude
Naldea of TIE Dairy Qneen and
Hanold S<hmidt Of vx.l are tied
Zoe pitching honors wilh lhres We.
torres and one defeat. Bnl walker.
General Electric Fighlhander, con.
linnss % led the league In both
strske euts 9Th 81 an6 IN walks,
~. Dave Gamhle. VA highland
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Iowa Has Been Perennial Jinx For The Irish

finished her coniersncs play Ia,
week wllh . slns.e ess. 80 - p,r'
dus Thsy taper off der sehsa.,l.
tomouoS agaiass Nzfgasus
Mar iand euas seca,s A.
Natre Dane II thn SEEDS a..
Gated Press pOl q. ~ nat.ar,.
top tsams, flnishss ~ Season
against Aahama. TAs Terrapins
hke Metre Dane. sFs unhesten
and figure % continas that wax
slthoagh ne Cnmsos Tee bsss
thsm year sna and upset
GeorGia TecA last week
haFyiand appsan 10 have ne
INSIDE trsek % ne oFanss noWl
whieh matchss tie pa Sexea
ehampion aGslnat ne hesi IN the
Atlantic Coast Conlsrenes How.
ever since ne acc . brand nsu
skix year ard ths memhers arxnf
piayine . faii sehedale. ne boul
nnmlnse al b Eieked hy halloi
wisA Duke bend sheui ne oaly
oppositioa 10 Jim Tstum's lads
Tie Blue Devils wefe uptsi b.
Army and TED b. Navy BIT tAsy
set . ehsnes 70 polisA thsir reps.
istion tomorrOw against GsorEia
Tech.
In the Southwea Confsrsnce.
where the Cosion Baul hosi - sllIl
lAs Riee Ouls OH
try b stay IN tas pictare wih
= vieioFy ever TsKas christlan.
Baylor. whieA was louneed from
The unheaien Fanks n ne rue AZ
. tso-ums lossF IN tao weeks. al
sry 70 REGAIN ulnnlng IRON agaiasi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Mrs. AIacFarlane
PAGES BOwIers

cherry MaeFsrlans. Home Mn
ksgisr, led the Navy wives Bowl.
nc League shis wesk with . high
same q isi % the Naval States
alleys. sseond hlgh wiih ies ga
Frances Dowlina of MaeArthur
Dairiss and third high q IL was
ruled b. Dorothy Williams ii
iga
Nab alnels scratch q fie was
Fo'led By Hone MIA who also had
hleh series scratch Of 40.
Thn taNm efnnAfnsms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

In TIE nstion IN Jack Williams. I"
breiienxiein sad.
"Against West Virginia last
week. that guy Williams kept West
Virginia pinned back near us own
Eoai line through most 81 the
game" boo sad
Williams have hem averaging
better than - EsFs PEI kick tbs
year End RANKS No. IN TIE a.
tion. We lssds in the Soughsrn Goa.
terence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

ior Virginia Tech. and they bach.
ed up their argument with TIE bril-.
hart battle Tech put 10 in almos,
beating the great undefeaied Bowl
Bound West Virginia eleven LAST
week.
fhey 80 Q reckless loobsall team
nat - ofiensixe minded Roe
brestenstein. Maimi assiss..s
eoaeh and scout sad They have
some fast running halEbaeks. eooa
passing andone II the bexg punsers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Pistol Match Set

4 2 ealihef pisid maich lmlll
tafgl will b. he'd saturday al ths
Sseck Island Range. TIE starsins
ume h Leo 3 m and az mem
esrs and Interested mEmars Der
sonnsi are urxed 70 participate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

NEw YoRK n - rop.Fankinn
Metre Dane takes ne flra a hs
last thFee bin steps ts2ard an an.
defeated foughaA sesson tomorruw
she's 4 meets iuwa. algays q
toaGA foe Coz tAs lnkA
Afssr ths Hswksyss. Metre Dane
faces Soufherm Calliornia and
soutAeFn Msthcdlsi. Any enc II the
hires mixhi step fTsnk Lsahy's
club
io~a has q pesky hahii Il hreak.
ne Metre Dane wsnninE strpaks
n la1i Il stopped ne irish after
hey had gnne a games withoui
defeat In ieae Metre Dame uon
si1, then Lost 10 l0~a Tie sane
thlng happened in $50
southern California win have Is
hands fnll this weekend too when
= runs up against UCI.A. Tie
Uelans are bidding Dor Rose Bowl
gloFy and need th.s one q b. a..
kured u AZ least 4 tie Cor the
Pacific Coast Conference tue
fhey could wln Il cuirighl 4 Cali
iornia stops Standard Losses b
botb Stanford and UCIA woald
leave them ted ior ths eroMn. jusl
a. w0uld vietories b both elahs
A ue woald mean . vote q the
conference schools nsl a. IN ths
rs Ten. where . deadlock also
Is N prospect Zoe the Eastern
Rose bosi representative. nllnols,
crushed b. Mlscon6in . week asa.
needs . deeixioa ever Northwest.
ern tomorrow % finish even %
viii Michigan State. The SpaFtans
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ulf4 oulStoftu Mlaull bea
And ne shansss are they'll wii.
heAs . slassle battle shea me
Conehs g. est b ageage TIE to
eonsseuiive defeats ne PaHthsFs
have pinned 90 them IL a. many
pears Last year they see : i1T
deelsiuu ever the Conchs with q
last mlnule pnas lnlerFeeptiun.
Coach "a Bsckmsn has heen
grlpped wish ths problem oi heep
iag his boss up foT two eonsecu.
tive weeks Hoe wel he has ma.
naeed % eope sta lhe sitaation
wil be determined tonight when
the score il added up.
liis sauad IL sslil Fiddisd wlfh
rnlnor lnlufiss e. > resist - lssl
weah's hsliis wiIh eaufh nFs.
wsrd wigh 81 Isssi tws 81 he
malmnlsra nei expsxlsd 20 ses
noxh aefisn isniahi. Thav sss
esaFd 1ulis ltsnriQgas snd kssd.
dFivinu iullbaek hareld sslsmsn.
NsnriauaH. whe aulfeFod q nasA
snaaf hls eve les wsek wlli dFsas
~ lha uama snd wlll scar .
spaelsiiE dsslgned esas - pre-.
tsxi MS tnss. hua Ne wlli BE- usaa
anarinulg - a 81 81. 9olsman
wlll slhs dress sui fsr Ihs sill
bvi y npt sHpssisa - SO mssA
a9iion.
h MI be : hlg niahi Zoe ice
Plneda. Ne was re fellow who
tasaea the pass lat year Ia TIE
rsoslna aeeanda 81 TIE game whlrh
was Intercepted and Ne Il expect.
e % pepper ne az tenlshi with
some enod ones 70 make NJ fnr
tAai lapse
OthsFwlss ne Conehs' lineup ell
shape ~ pretty much - Il has n
tee aaa wish nalph white and jim
Solomon Al the ends fuF the klek
Ell and Iohn caFhonen on tap iar
TIE tUazh spots. WAYNE nraniiey
and 80 loHun ell he a ne
taeklsa and Glynn Archer ever the
bail.
kAiph Garcia, ! 80 pounder Ell
replace HenFiqaes a Ten guard
wlih dependable nnnnls Plnaer
hanklng him. Frank nelaneours
40 has been lnelinlhls thruagA
oui most q ma season. wll return
tanixAi and in Henrlaaea' ahsanes
he nay he last what ne doeiar
oFdeFed
TIE Coneh haekfieid wni BE-
made W Of Pineda. Teas Dopp a.
euarterhaek. Dun Cru1 a wlnk.
hack and nlek Sslgado a lsllhaek
S.. Peter and Pad are rated
a. TIE fastest elub in the Miami
arva wlth frisky haifbaeks Ton
Martens ard Jim Casson. Fullbaek
Ten belfard supplles the powrr
and Quarterback Joe Armaly VIII
Hastermina their attach.
A hlNh eruwd Is seen Cor tie
elah wiih me key west MA
Skhooi band ST - offrr a gals
haliiime shcs for the faux.
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Unbeaien Teams Risk Their
Records Al Stadium Tonight

Those Key West conehs wl attempt 10 rack up
their seventh win of the tonight when they 70
Up against The unbsatsn St. Peter and Paul Panhs 1t
wiekers Field Stadium. Game time l. D. m.
II VIII mark the first look fans have had st the
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soathsra hsshodia - a prsAahly
81 ~ elasa
ukiahoma. TIE anly tsam -
. manr eosl nvitstiun siena1
sealed and dslivvred. eds iis -
Sesen ssason agamsi Nshraaka.
fAe Soonsra htg seven can.
peas III pay n IL 0Fanes
Bosl
TIE 30 traditioaal eame n e
Hast piia Nais Aastmst HnFxard a
se~ haxsa wllA fala fnvuraa
Gran casislsne e Nsw Yurh -.
eenuy eewled 90 duFina q tslsxis.
81 match a. Newark N. 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Conehs their home grounds since weeks ago whsn
they ouiscored Miami Beach.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Coli pro Ellsworth Vines vas a
lop amateur teams player % years
aso.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Three bowling teams represent.
M Midwest ereweFs finished !
moae the first four teams IA the
ieS3 Abe tournament
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US. Net Stars
Fall To Aussies

SYDNEY. Australia ~ - Once
again Anstralias ken Rosewa ell
and Ls@ia Hoad have beaten
Americas We Sslxas and Tony
ffabsFt-thls time Coz the doubles
championship of the New south
wales TEAMS tourney.
The two is-year old Anssia stars
won 50. =. q. @. rs today hui
u vas apparent tnat there was
veFy little % ehoose between the
tue pairs. Every set was % close
4 could have Rone either wav
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Ter. has pitched the most inAinss
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
CATAWBA
MRS. A. n. RoFKAR

Mrs. George Kramer has beer
hoSpitalized in a Berea, Ohio hos
pital for the past week.
The Firelands Gel. held a fam
lily picnic supper in the Com
munity Hall last Wednesday eve
ming in place of the State Park as
originally planned.
Twenty of the local Volunteer
Fire Dept. attended the meeting
in Delphos, Ohio last Wednesday.
Richard Smith and Richard Peter
sen drove the fire truck.
Hugh White and son Robert re-
turned from Cleveland Saturday.
They were accompanied by the
latter's daughter Charlotte who at
tended school there.
Mrs. Richard Noblitt and son
Larry have returned from weeks
visit with Georgia relatives. Rich
ard who accompanied them visited
in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ingram have
with them for short visit his
Mrs. Bayle from Bloom
vile, Ill.
A small fire in the Cliff House
late Saturday evening called out
the local fire department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Short and
children of Philadelphia, Penn. are
to arrive at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Smith, Thursday, to remain until
the 4th of July weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hess left
late Saturday on a weeks motor
trip thru Ohio and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Humphrey
and son David Boss attended the
garden wedding of relative in
West Toledo, Saturday afternoon.
The Garden Club will meet at 8
PM. Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
Carl Clark.
Mrs. A. l. Sharp accompanied her
Mrs. Darrell Lowell to
Piqua Sunday to remain until July
LIST.
Mrs. George Blaine has as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Braithwaite of To-
ledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Newton
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

evening at eight o'clock Pm. with
Frank Beans, a psychologist from
the Mental Hygiene Center, Toledo
as the principal speaker. Miss Mary
Lou Brown is chairman of the so.
cial committee in charge of the
arrangements.
The problem of juvenile delin-
quency is an educational and re.
ligious one, said Inspector of Po-
lice Anthony Bosch of Toledo. The
Inspector said the boy scout move
ment provides a natural outlet for
boys. He cited his more than
| twenty years of work in scouting
as very valuable aid in combat
ting this serious problem. Harry
Johnson of the Genoa Kiwanis
Club was moderator for this dis
cusSion which included the subject
of news stand literature and the
steps being taken to combat this
threatening evil. Inspector Bosch
concluded that lack of parental
control, or supervision over the
child, separated parents, and lack
| Of religious training were the prime
factors in causes leading to juve-
| nile delinquency.
A Genoa mechanic, Nick Wohn,
Jr. narrowly escaped serious in
jury when a truck backed into his
garage where he was working, To-
Gated On Route No. 2 near Route
579, and he suffered painful leg
and back bruises. He was removed
to st. Vincent's Hospital. 1t was
reported that Mr.. Wohn was work
ing in the doorway of his garage
and the wheels stopped just short
of his body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Niehods-
meyer of 416 Superior st. here,
will observe their sixty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary at their home
Wednesday, June oath. Mr.. Me
h0uSmeyer, age 89 and Mrs. Me,
housmeyer, age "a, spent most of
their lives in working on their
farm near Woodville, Ohio until
nine years ago when they moved
to Genoa. They have three sons,
Adali and Herbert of Woodvilla
and Aaron of Genoa, six grand
children and four great grandchil-
dren. Open house was held at their
home Sunday, where they received
their friends.
Mrs. Mary Edith Stein and chill
dren of Muscatine, Ia. are visiting
Mrs. STEMS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Vern Pinkerton at Clay Center.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
BOOK !
NOTES)
FICTION

Crystal Clear, Cadell-Paul Sax
on read in the paper that he was
engaged to some one that he had
never heard of or seen. His fam
lily couldn't understand why he
would want to marry a foreign
woman and he had hard time
convincing them that it was
strange to him too, but he set out
searching for the woman.
The Happy Rural Seat, Lanning
MIR. Roman wanted to buy a
house and Lily refused to sell it.
Through Lily Loyds, Mr.. Komar
is drawn into intrigue that is
various and complex.
The High and the Mighty, Gam
DO you read for excitement? If
you do, then, this is the book for
you. A group of people en- route
by air from Hawaii to San Fran.
cisco, approach a climactic mo.
ment of their lives, revealing love
hate, Jealousy, and faith at time
Of crisis.
Swans Harbor, Mayo-The twin
Swan brothers hadn't spoken di-
rectly to each other in fourteen
years. In everything that hap
pened in one summer at Swans
harbor, whether it was the fight
over enlarging the dock, or the
brawl at the Pioneer Ball, or the
fire at sea, Steve Swan was at the
center-until something happened
that made him not want to be at
the center of anything again.
The Bright Serpent, Fox-De-
.ectiVe story.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26

and daughter Linda of Fremon
spent Sunday with Mrs. Earl New
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sexton haC
with them the past week Mrs. Johr
Hyde and daughter Mary Ann Of
MasSilon.
Local Home Councillors anc
other women of the community in
terested in Home Extension work
in the county will be disappointed
to hear that H. d. A. Mary Gal.
legher has resigned and will &C
company her family to California
Her successor has been named, i
is reported.
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
No. met with Mr.. and Mrs. II
Kihlken in Danbury last Wednes-
day evening in place of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wheaton as scheduled
The annual tour in July is now
being planned. With Mrs. Vincent
Gill and Mrs. Harold Sass as the
committee on arrangements.
The CataWba Island Chamber of
Commerce enjoyed a boat ride and
picnic at Put-in-Bay Monday eve
ming. Boats left from the Marine
Sales.
All tenants in the Woodman
homes and apartments have re-
ceived notice to vacate by July 1st,
when the new owner will take pos
session. A large program of re-
modelling and improving is to take
place.
Twelve members of the Mothers
Club and as many children enjoyed
picnic dinner in the home of Mrs.
Harold Houck at Put-in-Bay last
Thursday. The trip was made via
Auto Ferry. The next meeting will
be Wed. eve. July 1st in the home
of Mrs. A. H. Rofkar.
Nearly four hundred members of
St. Johns Lutheran Church and
Sunday School enjoyed the annual
outing at Catawba Community
Hall and school grounds Sunday.
Out-of-door services at 11:30 were
conducted by the Pastor John
Braun assisted by Interne, Robert
Yoemans and the Junior Choir.
Mrs. E. F. Later and son Edward
joined a group of Toledo relatives
on a picnic at the State Park Sun
day. The guest of honor, a cousin
from Seattle, Washington is a
guest in the Later home this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-26
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

Orville Dryer, son of Mrs. Elsie
Venskie of Genoa, has received
the degree of Master of Business
Administration from George Wash
ington University at Washington
D. C. at their annual commence.
ment. He has been a commander
in the Naval Air Force since the
ending of World War II, and is a
graduate of Genoa High School as
we'll as Bowling Green University
Charles Durwood Blanchard, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Blanchard.
was member of the graduating
class of Ohio State University
Friday with the degree Of bachelor
of science in Journalism, and he
has accepted a position with the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany in Akron where he will work
in public relations.
About three hundred relatives
and friends assisted Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Wilka celebrate their Sill
yer Anniversary at the Legion
Hall in Woodville. Stensen's Or
chestra furnished the music for
the occasion.
Officers elected by the Alumni
Association of Genoa High School
are Jerry Spurgeon, president;
Richard Crookton, vice president:
and Mrs. Rhoda Carey, secretary
treasurer. Mr.. Spurgeon selected
Donald Spurgeon as financial
chairman; Charles st. Marie, dec
Grafton chairman; Audrey Crook
ton, table decorations; Jim Dehr-
ing and Tom Pavlick, tables-chairs.
James Beck was the master of Ger
monies and welcomed the class of
1858, and Miss Barbara Miller
gave the response.
Summer vacation is bringing
much interest in the Genoa Com
munity Library by the younger pa
irons, and for this reason the Ii.
brary Board announces it is max
ing special reading drive for the
Postmaster B. J. Chambers an
nounces that the rental fees or
all mail boxes in the local Post
Office will be increased, effective
July 1st. With the rates being in
creased due to the general increase
in box rentals coming from the
postal authorities at Washington
as we'll as the fact of the local Of
flee having an increase in business
over the year of 1852.
The Red Cross bloodmobile will
be in Genoa Tuesday, June % from
1900 noon until 800 PM, and
they expect to increase the donors
who last year totaled 167. 1t will
be stationed at the church parlors
Of St. Johns E. v. and R. Church
where arrangements can be made
for any donors who have not as
yet signed their intentions of do
mating to this worthy cause.
An open meeting of the Genoa
Federation of Women's Clubs will /
be held in Grange Hall Wednesday |