Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-01-30

It is believed that this years col
lection will be in excess of that
obtained last year.
Mrs. Lillian Bell was installed as
Noble Grand, of Emma Rebekah
Lodge IOOF in the Odd Fellows
hall here Tuesday evening, Jan.
~. Lincoln Rebekah lodge of FIRE.
mont, was in charge of the in
stalling, with Star lodge of Helena
guests. Other officers who will be
installed are Mrs. Hope Miller,
vice grand; Mrs. Esther Swartz-
lander, secretary; Mrs. Myrtle
Dunn, financial secretary; and
Mrs. Jennie Gregg, treasurer.
Vandals, whom it is believed are
of the small variety, have broken
into the bath house at Veterans
Memorial Park here, inflicting
about one hundred dollars dam
ages, by breaking windows and
otherwise damaging equipment.
Prior to this year considerable
damage has been incurred by
the breaking of windows but, this
year all windows were boarded up,
in an attempt to discourage such
acts. Mayor Musolf warns all that
if apprehended they will have to
pay for all damages as well as
being denied the park privileges.
Parents of such youths who may
be involved, are also subject to
prosecution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bell were
the installing officers for the 10
cal officers at Pomona and of the
Ottawa county grange which was
held Saturday evening.
The Youth Fellowship of St.
Johns Evangelical and Reformed
church were in charge of the serv-
ices which were held Sunday with
a short talk by Dale Reeder, June
Reeder and 10 Elaine Dekron. 9th
er members were Ruth Gardner,
Audrey Camper, Beverly Wilka,
Anita and Ruth Stroshine, Darlene
Byers. Carol Dunham, Byron Gil
bert, Bob Dekeron, John Taylor
and Kenny Wilka.
Motorists who were arrested by
the State patrol and hailed before
Justice of the Peace Frank Kar.
elmer are two truck drivers from
Detroit, Mich; Lloyd Notify and
George DeForest, both fined ter
dollars and costs; Richard Huston
OF SWanton, ten and costs; Carl
Hubbel of Avon Lake, ten and
costs, all for passing another We
hicle without sufficient clearance;
Henry Simmons, Toledo, for illegal
operation. when he pulled out in
traffic without sufficient clear
ance; Howard Fink, Fremont, ter
and costs, passing school bus
Harry Pusgulian of Detroit, five
and costs for failing to observe {
traffic signal at Noltes corner; fol
speeding and crossing a double vel
low line were Robert L. Dunn
Genoa $12 and costs; Alvin Re
waldt, Genoa, fifteen and costs anG
Anna May Majur, Genoa, ten ant
costs for crossing a double yellow
line, all on route 120, with State
| Patrolman Fred M. Dupius, Ma,
E. West and George Babka makins
/ the arrests.
| Clare Dunn, football coach a
Toledo university, was the aftel
dinner speaker at the melting O
the Civic club which was held ii
4 the WRC hall. Mr.. Dunn is of tn,
\ opinion that the new rules in foot
i ball which has eliminated the tw,
platoon system of football in col
/ leges will prove a benefit to small
Her colleges, in so far as they will
not have the large squads of "spe
clalists" which has been practic
ing for the past seven years. 1t i
true, he stated, they will have il
some instances to learn to pla,
the double role of offense as wei
as defense football, which has beel
lacking in the past. He related tn
life of a college coach, in reall
big time circles is a very short one
what with the heavy pressure be
j ing made for a winner each seaso
and as an illustration pointed t
former coach Carl Snavely Q
North Carolina, real coach, bu
one whose material did not com
! up to expectations and who ha
a loser this past season.