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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20


kindness shown us during the
recent bereavement caused by
the death of our father, Mr.
George Gaydos, Sr. We also wish
to thank Rev. A. J. Schaeffer
and Gerner & Wolf Funeral Di
rectorS.
The Gaydos family.
Headquarters for Beauty covn
seIor Products, MiIady Beauty
Shop, 62I Madison. Call 24263 for
appointment for your FREE IA
eiaI. o-I,
Harold Sehlmeyer, Sandusky, re
ceived emergency treatment a
Magruder Memorial Hospital Sun
day after running nail through
the palm of his right hand.
~~~z A son, weighing 6 lbs
W. z IL ozs., was born at Ma
y gruder Hospital Saturda,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Verl Kubasek, IL.
Linden Street.
Clara M. Livingway, Port Clin
ton, accounting clerk at Erie Ord
nance Depot, is the posts repre-
sentative at the Today course II
appropriations accounting given a
Toledo University. This course il
a part of the Ordnance Comptroi
ler Training Program.
Orders taken for colored egg
eggs by st. Thomas Altar Guild
75c per doz. Call 6753 or 6901.
6-3
Albert w. Marshall, Port Clin
ton, artillery repairman at Erl'
Ordnance Depot, left the first o
the week to attend a special train
ing course at Ft. Monmouth, Ret
Bank, N. ].
-.-:
John Hrupcho, Port Clinton
chief fire control inspector a
Erie Ordnance Depot, left thi
week for enrolment in a 17-weel
training course at the Sperr
School, Floral Park, Long Island
New York.
Maioreffe Mothers mammotl
rvmmage sale still going on te
day at former Ottawa Co. New
office. 9 to S. e.
Samuel L. Preston, Port Cir
ton, artillery repairman genera
foreman, and Andrew N. Dista
Elliston, artillery repairman, bot
of Erie Ordnance Depot, will a
tend a weeks training course a
Vicker's Corp, Detroit, Mich, b.
ginning March %.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Fo
news about the Port Clinic
Music Mothers big Fun Night,
April 10. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

>>w A 3 lb. IA or. daughter
- was born Monday at Ma
gruder Hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Guerra, Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leuchtle
have returned to their Willow
Beach home after spending the
winter months in Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Headquarters for Beauty covn.
seIor Products, MiIady Beauty
Shop, 62I Madison. Call 24263 for
appointment for your FREE ia.
eiaI. o-if
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS .

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Lockwood
Alice Street, spent the past week
end in Detroit. While there they
attended the wedding of cousin
of Mrs. Lockwood.
-.-.-
Easter Bazaar, Trinity Method
isf Church, Thursday, March 18th.
Ham dinner served II a. m. to !
p. m. Chicken supper served 5
p. m. TO 7 p. m. Children 65e,
Adults $1.00. 5-N
-.--.-
Mrs. Leo Glickman will be IN
Cleveland this weekend to be with
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Angart,
when she undergoes surgery FRI
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kolesar re-
turned Monday from six weeks
vacation at Miami, Fla.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20
MAYE TOWN & COUNTRY
SHoPPE WILL OPEN NEXT
THURSDAY, MARCH rs. 6-lt

DR.. Kenneth Carter and DR..
Richard Semon attended the Zone
meeting of optometrists at the
Jackson Hotel, in Fremont, last
Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Harold Sehlmeyer, Sandusky, re.
ceived emergency treatment al
Maeruder Memorial Hospital Sun
day after running a nail through
the palm of his right hand.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Chino
and two children of Alma, Mich,
visited at the home of Mrs. Chi
mos mother, Mrs. Mary Hrupcho,
Lincoln Drive, last weekend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

Easter Bazaar, Trinity Method
ist Church, Thursday, March 18th.
Ham dinner served II a. m. to !
o. m. Chicken supper served S
o. m. to p. m. Children Csc,
Adults $1.00. SIT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

.,s>vr A son, weighing 6 lbs.
z IL ozs., was born at Ma
y gruder Hospital Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Verl Kubasek, 115
Linden Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

STOP! LooKl LISTEN! For
news about the Port Clinton
Music Mothers big Fun Night"
April 10. 6-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-20

STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! For
news about the Port Clinton
Music Mothers big Fun Night,
April 10. Gil
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Rockville Couple
Visits Corning
Glass Center

Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Saunders of
Rockville recently visited Corning
Glass Center, Corning, New York,
which was built in 1851 to COM
memorate the Tooth birthday of
Corning Glass Works.
They saw the actual hand maxi
ing of fine crystal glass in the
Steuben Factory, the history and :
art of glassmaking from 1919 BIC.
to the present in The Corning Mu-
scum of Glass; the properties and
uses of glass today in the Hall of
Science and Industry; and the
giant 200-inch mirror, the success
full twin of which is in the Hale
Telescope, Mt. Palomar, Calf.
Corning Glass Center, open to
the public daily except Monday, is
at the gateway to the Finger Lakes
in western New York State near
the Pennsylvania border.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Hats OFF,! Old GLORY Passes

We astonished Saturday by the failure of local
residents to pay proper respect to Old Glory.
Flag after Flag passed by in the Shrner parade with
little interest shown by the citizens who watch
ing the parade Practically the only who saued the
symbol of Our Nation it passed the policemen.
Observers decided the apparent lack of respect due
to failure to realize that the Flag still Old Glory whe
ther it is carried in military parade civilian parade.
Bystanders should and place their hats, held
in the right hand, their heart the Flag by
Those who not wearing headpece should place their
right hand their heart Women the latter form of
salute, unless they in uniform, of course.
We suggest that the county school system begin i'm
mediate ndocrination of the young Americans in their
charge with full emphasis the and respect due to
the Flag Perhaps of adult organizations also
might devote part of their programs similar instruction
The Flag is the symbol of the Nation and disrespect to
the Coors is disrespec to country Surely of
residents intended disrespect We feel certain it just
thoughtlessness misunderstanding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Bon Voyage, With Regrets

1t is with sincere regret that hear that Mrs. Ben
B. Baylor Jr is going to leave the County Board of Edu
cation Mrs Baylor presented her resignation Tuesday
And such shocks never singly Not only is Mrs
Baylor leaving the school board she is leaving the county
We will miss her both at the school board meetings and
those occasions when have had to telephone her at home
to always receive polite and helpful assistance to the best
of her ability
Mrs Baylor has had long and envable record of as
sstance to the county schools and feel that her counse
going to be missed by the members of the school board
well as the general public.
However, lady has the duty to follow her husband to
Wichita Kansas, citizens for wherever this very charming
lady is located feel she is going pull her weight
in the civic and educational circles.
Mrs. Bayors resignation coupled with that of DR.. Roy
Tasco Davis and Mrs Durward " Sandifer may occasion
complete change in the nature of the school board and pro-
vide the county with extremely conservative board
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Personnel Board
Seeks Recreation
COOrdinatOr

The County Personnel Board is
conducting special recruitment
program to fill the position of CO.
ordinator of General Recreation
programs in the Department of
Recreation. The beginning salary
for this position is $4410 per an
mum.
The coordinator of general rec
reation programs would be respon-
sible for providing organizational
recreation services, for planning
and conducting training courses
for recreation leaders and volun-
teers, and for providing other spe-
cial recreation services as required.
Applicants should have college
degree in recreation or related
fields, preferably with at least
three years of professional recre-
alton experience and also some su-
pervisory experience. Appropri-
ate combinations of education and
experience may be accepted.
Additional information may be
obtained from the Personnel As
sistant to the County Manager,
Courthouse, Rockville, Pc. 2-2121,
Extension So; or from the Director
of Recreation, Courthouse, Rock
vile, Pc. 2-2121, Extension 40.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Negotiate in Good Faith, Boys

Some progress made at the meeting between the
Mayor and City Council and the Citizens Committee Monday
to discuss the water situation in Rockville.
The meeting started with every indication that would
end quickly in heated disagreement and further hard feel
ngs
1t is to the credit of both sides that they managed
calm their rufed feelings and cease personalities that
they could discuss the real for the meeting plans
improving the Rockville water situation.
Mayor Weddle correct in his assertion that the
meeting in the Courthouse had given indications that Indus
trial Workers of the World COON squads control but
he pointed that he had said the persons present
subversives but merely had remarked the similarity of
methods.
The Citizens Committee also justified in being ired
by the remarks which indicated that the Mayor believed them
to be subversives.
After the small boy sparring concluded and the
meeting settled down to discussing water very inter-
esng facts brought out and it became apparent that
both sides had learned something from the gathering
1t is possible that real study under amcabe conditions
may result in improvement of the water difficulties at
least bring understanding of the problems facing the
community.
We feel that Engineer William Vaughn of 207 Adclare
Road Councilman Williams and City Attorney Belts made
real contributions to the improvement of the meeting
that all concerned to be congratulated that they
ally submerged their personal differences and really dug
to the problem.
We think the meeting exempled democracy in action
since both sides had valid for being ncensed and yet
able to resolve their differences and discuss the
mon good Perhaps little calm thinking and discus
sion will create atmosphere of good will that hardly
fail to accomplish much for the community.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
The Police Belong in the Court House

We were somewhat dismayed to learn that the County
Council is going to move the Police Department into the
County Office Building here.
Our memories long enough to remember the Shrek
ing fighting DRINKS who dragged in reverse action
from the county JAIL which stood where the County Office
Building now stands, to the Courthouse
The Jail located in the Courthouse and all of the court
functions also located there Location of the police in
the office building will that they must drag the pro-
testing prisoners from the Office Building the Courthouse
This also will prove embarrassing to other prisoners who
must be taken back and forth in the public gaze.
We suggest that the County change its plans for the
crowded Office Building enough to leave the police in the
Courthouse Building where they belong The first floor now
used by the County Council and finance offices well might
be turned to the police that for the first time in
many they could have adequate and convenient quar-
tiers.
We feel that it is matter of safety that the police be
left where they can keep the Courthouse Square
with its several banks and business enterprises The
knowledge that the police looking onto the square often
may be the means of keeping criminals from acting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Much Gratitude, Gentlemen

Don't miss that carnival.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Church OF The Saviour Purchases
Gaithersbmg Farm As Retreat Center

The Church of the Saviour has
purchased a 176-acre farm near
Gaithersburg to be used as a re-
treat center. Although primarily
intended for use of the church's
own groups, it will be open to
the use of any and all church
groups in the Washington area for
two and three-day retreats.
AS a retreat center it will be
patterned somewhat after the
Iona Community in Scotland and
Kirkridge in Pennsylvania, both OF
which are retreats for the laity.
Future plans for the farm extends
to use for a number of other pro-
jects besides retreats. These in
clude gardening, recreational facil-
tiles, convalescent home, a home
for foster children, a supplement
to a contemplated mental health
clinic, children's camp, and con-
ference grounds for large gather
ings to hear renowned religious
speakers.
The property is exactly rs miles,
less than an hours drive, from the
center of Washington. Known as
the Briggs farm, it was sold to
the church by Mrs. Barbara G..
Ross of Lyman C. Dele and Co.,
Inc. The ground has great variety
OF terrain, with rolling fields,
several wooded areas, and two
small streams. An eight-room
house is being put to use right
away by the various units of the
church and work parties have been
held for several weeks to renovate
and redecorate. The farm is rather
ancient and has a barn with stone
foundations and log beams, said to
be nearly a hundred years old.
There are also several rail fences
known to be well over sixty wears
old.
The Church of the Saviour is an
ecumenical church, which, rough
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
ShOlU Your Appreciation, Folks

We reprint this page ode to the fremans widow
written by good friend Earle Wyv Of Upper Marlboro
who knows whereof he speaks Earle has been moving
light for many in the development of the Marlboro
Volunteer Fire Department and in the promotion of
fighting throughout the State His wife of those I'M
dersandng souls who has encouraged and aided her
band in his efforts aAANet t4a
Here in Rockville entering the last few days of
the annual carnival Of the Volunteer Fire Department Our
citizens have opportunity to show that they appreciate
and recognize the sacrifices made their safety by the
members of the fire department
In addition to expressing appreciation and enjoying
really good entertainment program the citizen also feah
erng his nest by providing the wherewha to enable
the remen to continue to be ready to meet conagraons
and rescue calls with adequate equipment and training
Don't miss that carnival
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
The Fireman's WidOw

By C. EarIe WyyM Upper Marlboro, Nd.
The "Fremans Widow" is not a widow at ALL
She's the wife of Fireman who's out call,
Someone in distress has called him away
1t may be an hour, all day.
Minutes and hours go fitting by
The Fireman's Widow begins to sigh;
Dinners all ready, the bread is hot,
She just took the ham out of the pot;
The cabbage and tatoes and the cob
Won't be fifth to eat when he's finished this job.
She wanted the car to go Aunt Mary
But that Fireman of hers is ne'er in a hurry.
He comes back from the fire all sweaty and wet,
He's still at the fire house, he isn't home yet.
She gets on the phone and dials the number
The boys at the Fire House begin to wonder
If that's the Old Lady somebody else;
She mad the devil when he left the house.
Over the phone voice loud and clear,
One that's indignant and not filled with fear;
Come home this minute and don't mean tomorrow
If you're not here in five it'll be to your sorrow.
But sweetheart, darling, we're loading the hose,
The truck must be finished before everyone goes.
Johnny and l the only here,
I'll be home shortly, don't worry dear.
She hangs up the phone in complete disgust
When in comes Mrs. Jones, a gossipy cuss,
Her tongue starts to wgge the words start to flow
And all the towns gossip the widow will know.
l just passed the fire house a minute ago
And there your husband, all a-glow
Jacks not member, and I'm mighty glad of it,
For the Beer and the Cards is the they love it.
THAT'S NOT THE REASON the Widow snaps back
It's love of their neighbor that keeps them intact
If Jack had the CUTS to get the ball.
He'd Join the Department and give them his all.
Our Fremen are human and may make mistakes,
But they're banded together for humanitys sake.
From the Fire Service Bulletin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13

", means Worldwide" or "the
whole household of God" People
of all Christian denominations
compose its membership, but the
church's avowed speciality is its
continued effort to speak primarily
to those without previous church
background. Although, according
10 the Rev. Gordon Cosby, the
church's minister, it's doctrinal
position rests in the central
stream of Christianity, where the
essentials common to all denomina-
tioEs lie," minister, teachers, and
membership go to extra pains to
put the ancient truths into pre-
sent-day language. Relation of
those truths to ones daily life is
stressed, and the member is train
ed, in the School of Christian Liv-
ing conducted by the church on
week nights, to become a seven
day-a-week Christian.
Membership is divided into small
bands or fellowship groups in the
tradition of the early Christians.
Potential members study for about
year in the church's school be-
fore joining either the church or
group, as one of the basic COM
mitments the individual makes is
to become an informed, mature
Christian"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
Congratulations, Wheaton Chamber

The Wheaton Chamber of Commerce blood donor COM
mttee deserves commentator for the excellent job per-
formed in making the bloodmoble visit Friday such
cess.
Such outpourng of blood donors didn't just happen
the result of weeks of hard work by the committee
and other Chamber members.
America will fail in it's errands of mercy while
such groups continue to toll for the bettermen of their
community and their country. We congratulate them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13

State Senator Anders r. Lofstrand Jr and his father
are entitled to considerable credit for their community spirit
expressed in permitting of their attractive estate on
Horners Lane by numerous organizations.
Many owners of such valuable estates bar their doors
to the public but the Losrands father and son. seem
enjoy sharing their bounty with their neghbos We sug
gest round of applause for both
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13

The population of Shanghai has
decreased from 100000 to around
100000 because Far Eastern un-
rest has decreased its Importance
as a trading and manufacturing
center, the National Geographic
Society says.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-13
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The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Reds Says 400 POWs May Choose Communist Rule

PANMUNJOM, R - Another 136 Americans and 264 other JUN. prisoners of war streamed back to freedom Tuesday but the Reds said 400 of the POWs still in the stockades may not come back be- cause they have chosen Commit mist rule.
 Allied sources confirmed that the Red statement was handed over at meeting of the prisoner repatriation committee in Pan munjom Monday night. There was no word of breakdown of na- tionalities among the 400.
 Tuesdays release of nine Ameri- can officers and 127 enlisted men boosted to nearly 2,000 the num- Der of Americans liberated in three weeks of the prisoner ex- change.
 Many Americans repatriated earlier have told of some fellow captives who have elected to re- main behind, either because they had turned informer and feared retaliation or had swallowed Communist propaganda.
 In sharp contrast to Commu- hist prisoners moving northWard, Tuesdays liberated Americans came back quietly. A few shouted jubilantly, but most were silent, simply happy to return from bleak North Korean camps. They ap- peared in good health.
 Communist prisoners delivered by the JUN. Command continued their violent demonstrations.
 Their return was interrupted three times when North Koreans spit in the faces of two Allied of ficers.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Moose Comes Off Worse
 In Collision With Truck

FAIRBANKS, R-A moose and a truck collided on Airport Road in the city limits here and the wrecker picked up the moose for a change-the truck was able to leave under it's own power.
 John Stephl said he was going about 40 miles an hour when he struck the moose. The animal was tossed on the hood and stuck a horn through the windshield.
 The wrecker carried the 1O0O- pound three-year-old bull, who had died of a broken neck, to Fish and Wildlife Service head quarters where he was dressed and given to Fairbanks charitable institutions.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
6 Cannery Workers Held Under Provisions of McCarran Walter Act

SEATTLE, R-Six more alien cannery workers have been de- tained here under provisions of the McCarran-Walter Immigration Act.
 John P. Boyd, Immigration Ser vice director, said the six were picked up as they arrived by plane from Alaska the past few days. He explained they are be- ing held in lieu of $1,0OO bond pending a hearing to determine their admissibility as aliens.
 All are F'ilipinos except one, a Mexican.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26
Successful Pastor Visits Jail Where He Was Converted

SEATTLE, R-The Rev. Hugh E. Rounds, 43, of Anchorage, AL aska, is an eminently successful minister, ''part time" United States marshal, and 1949's "Man of the Year" in his Alaska home city.
 He is pastor of the Mountain View Church and runs a rescue mission in Anchorage at which last year 1,200 persons, mostly homeless men, were housed and 65,000 meals were served.
 Sunday, the Rev. MT. Rounds visited the place where he got the decision to follow the teach ings of Christ, the place where he changed his life into the suc- cess it has become.
 The Rev. MT. Rounds visited Tank PA at the King County Jail. As Jailer Andy Anderson swung open the heavy steel-bar door, the Rev. MT. Rounds remembered:
 ''I was no-good police charac- ter. In and out of jails all the time. In the fall of 1883 they charged me with 2d degree burg lary and I spent good bit of time in this tank"
 He recalled that a group of Christian workers appeared in the cell block one day and that the word they carried converted me into a life of Christianity"
 His story impressed the late Superior Judge Chester A. Batch elor, who sentenced him to up to 20 years in the Washington State Penitentiary, but then suspended it and turned his case over to parole authorities.
 For several years the Rev. MT. Rounds preached as an evange- list. He was graduated from the Bethel Temple Bible School. Eight years ago he went to An chorage.
 Each time he returns to Seattle for a visit, he works for the US. marshal in Anchorage and deliv- CTS prisoner to the federal peni- tentiary at McNeil Island. And he also visits Tank PA at the county jail. He says:
 q try to tell them about Chris tianity, about what happened to me. I know it helps"
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-26

Ice and water can each exist at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, and if a mixture of the two is heated uni formly, the temperature will not rise until the ice is all melted.