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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
SHARON STREETER TO WE'D

The Rev. John Braun will Off
ciate at the marriage of Sharon
Diane Streeter and Harry Lee
master at 7:30 pm. on June q, in
st. Johns Lutheran Church. Miss
Streeter is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Streeter, Erie Gardens,
Mr.. Leemaster is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John LeemaSter, Oak Har-
Dor.
Miss Norma Cover, close friend
of the bride-elect will be maid of
honor. Misses Martha Finefrock,
Mario Snyder and Beverly Mackey
will be bridesmaids. Vicki Rogers,
Fremont, cousin of the bride-elect
will serve as flower girl. Bobby
Streeter will be ring bearer.
Dean Leemaster, the prospective
grooms brother will be best man.
Serving as ushers will Clair Lee
master, Warren Leemaster and
Harold Hoffman.
A reception following the we'd
ding will be held at the Port Clin-
ton Armory. After a two week
honeymoon in Northern Michigan
the couple will live with the brides
parents.
Miss Streeter is a 1853 Port
Clinton High School graduate. The
prospective groom is a 1949 Oak
Harbor High School graduate and
is a tester at the U. S. Gypsum
Company in Genoa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
WEEK
GAINS RESULTS

Sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, "Clean Up-Paint Up
Week" is being held in Port Clin-
ton this week with all out efforts
being made to beautify not only
the business district but the en-
tire city.
John Belknap, committee chair.
man, reminds residents that the
city street department now is MAX
ing rubbish pick-ups on the first
Monday of each month, and he
asks that residents refrain from
placing rubbish containers near
the curb until just before the pick
up is due.
Lot owners, especially in the
far East End, are reminded they
are required by city ordinance to
keep their lots moved. If the city
is forced to NOW these lots, prop
erty owners will be billed for such
service.
Old campaign posters and other
ancient signs should be removed
from telephone poles and build
ings. Numerous business places
and residences also are being
painted and rejuvenated during
this special campaign.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
WEDDING DATE SET

Friday, July 10, is the date set
for the wedding of Marian Loren
sen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lorensen, West Sixth Street,
and Donald Obermeyer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. F. Obermeyer, FIRE.
mont.
The marriage will be Solemnized
at 7:30 pm. in st. Johns Lutheran
Church Parsonage. The Rev. John
Braun will officiate.
Martha Finefrock, close friend
of the bride-elect will be maid OF
honor. Sam McAllister, Fremont,
friend of the prospective groom
will be best man.
A reception following the ex-
change of vows well be held at the
Catawba Community Hall.
Miss Lorensen is 1858 Port
Clinton High School graduate and
is employed at Erie Ordnance De-
pot. Mr.. Obermeyer is Ross High
School graduate and is associated
with his father at the Obermeyer
Implement Company. The young
couple plan to live in Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
Sandusky Woman II
Hurt At Crossing

Mrs. Startling Coleman, Sandus-
ky, suffered a cut knee and bruis-
es early Sunday morning when an
auto being driven by her husband
failed to negotiate the dangerous
Three-Mile Crossing curve in Erie
Township and crashed into steel
rails protecting the crossing
gates.
Deputy Sheriff William Cullen
investigated and cited Coleman
for reckless operation. The San
duskian was fined $25 and costs
later Sunday by Justice Reed
Hosler.
An auto being driven by Paul
Funkhouser, 43, Napoleon, was
damaged Sunday evening when it
was struck from the rear by the
car of Leroy Luebcke, 25, Lake
side, at the Moose Club curve. No
one was reported injured by in
vestigating officer Deputy Sheriff
Cullen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
PAIR TO WE'D

Immaculate Conception Catholic
Church will be the scene Saturday
morning of the marriage of Mrs.
Alma C. Gumb, Toledo, and Frank
Fritz, Madison Street. A Nuptial
High Mass will be celebrated at
900 am. by the Rev. Father Karl
A. Brand.
Mrs. Ray Lemon and Sylvester
Fritz, daughter and son of the
prospective groom will attend the
couple. Donald Carter, Toledo, and
Robert Hopfinger, nephews of the
bride-elect will serve as ushers.
A breakfast for the bridal party
will be held at Canby's Inn imme-
diately following the ceremony.
Mrs. Gumb is the former Alma
Gerner of this city. Mr.. Fritz is
employed at the Mizener-Drynan
Hardware Company. After a brief
honeymoon the couple will reside
at 618 Madison Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS CLUB

A lovely installation service con-
Quoted in candlelight by retiring
president, Mrs. Harold Reitz, was
held at Canby's Inn Thursday at
a dinner meeting of Progressive
Mothers Club. Pretty rose cor
sages were given to the new Of
ficerS and the club colorS pink
and blue were used in the beau
tiful table centerpiece of sweet
peas.
Taking office were: Mrs. Betty
Davies, president; Mrs. William
Rickel, vice president; Mrs. Carl
HOnsperger, recording secretary,
Mrs. Alton Nissen, treasurer.
New committees named were:
program, chairman, Mrs. William
Rickel, Mrs. Carl Steindam, Mrs.
Harold Tewers, Mrs. Paul Riehl,
Mrs. James Hiss; ways and means,
chairman, Mrs. Alton Nissen, Mrs.
Kermit Miller Mrs. Edward Twyn-
ham, Mrs. Harold Raymond, Mrs.
Carl Honsperger; reporter, Mrs.
Harold Reitz; scrapbook, Mrs.
Michael Hrupcho; card and gift,
Mrs. Earl LeVeck; story hour, Mrs.
Floyd Klingbiel, Mrs. Clarence
Lowein, Jr.
Roll call was answered with
favorite joke. Plans for family
picnic to be held on July 9, at
Camn X11.ki.fa ,uoro rnndn
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
Applications for Marriage
Licenses

John Newman, 18, inspector,
Oak Harbor, and Miss Melba j.
Henderson, 18, Port Clinton, RID.
Rev. James F. Martin to officiate.
Donald P. Ostrowsky, "a, refin-
cry, FoStoria, and Miss Madelyn
M. Banner, 26, sales clerk, Port
Clinton. Rev. John E. Braun to Of
ficiate.
Alison J. Radsick, %, carpenter,
Oak Harbor RID and Miss jeanne
I. YouSter, 10, Oak HarSor, RID.
Father Cyril Lauer to officiate
Glenn H. Burke, %, service sta
tion attendant, Port Clinton, and
Miss Carol M. Merritt, IS, Port
Clinton. Justice Reed Hosler to Of
ficiate.
Phillip M. Daley, %, tool re-
pairman, Genoa, and Miss Mary
E. Yatsko, %, sales clerk, Genoa.
Father James O'Toole to officiate.
Frank J. Fritz, hardware sales
man, Port Clinton, and Mrs. Alma
c. Gumb, Port Clinton. Rev. Karl
Brand to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Installation of officers was held
at the Women Moose Monday eve
ming, June Is. Installing chairman
was Geraldine Rohde; installing
regent, Jennie LaNier; installing
chaplain, Goldie Dorr; installing
guide, Cora White, and installing
pianist, Jennie Robron.
Membership chapter night pro-
gram was held by Barbara Debien,
membership chairman.
Lunch was served to rorty-five
members and nine guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
AG R U DER
Hospital Statistics
ADMISSIONS

Edward OgleSbee, Marblehead,
Surgical, June 10; Mrs. Fannie
Miller, Put-in-Bay, Medical, June
10; Daniel Lenke, 106 Oak St., Oak
Harbor, Surgical, June IL; John
Deitzel, Graytown, Surgical, June
IL; Dick Crandall, Toledo, Medical,
June IL; Mrs. Roderick Mcleod,
Lacarne, Surgical, June IL; James
Eaton, Gypsum, Medical, June IL;
Mrs. Anna Peters, Rt. l, Oak Har-
Dor, Medical, June IL; Craig Cook,
125 Benton ST., Oak Harbor, Surgi-
cal, June IL; Bonajean Bloomfield,
100 Elmwood Rd., Walbridge, o.,
Surgical, June IL; Mrs. Lucy Lor-
ensen, Rt. 2, Oak Harbor, Medical,
June IL; Mrs. Narthell Goodson,
Rt. 2, Port Clinton, Medical, June
13; Edward Tierney, Jr., 1441 E,
252nd ST., Euclid, Ohio, Medical,
June 13; Miss Gertrude Orr, Port
Clinton, Surgical, June 13; Mrs.
Ralph Thomas, Rt. l, Oak Harbor,
Surgical, June Ia; William Werten-
bach, Put-in-Bay, Surgical, June Ia;
John Bunk, Rt. 2, Port Clinton,
Medical, June Ia; Curtis Bevens,
Clay Center, Surgical, June Is;
George Cover, Rt. 2, Port Clinton,
Surgical, June Is; August Boysen,
Port Clinton, Surgical, June Is;
Mrs. Emily Sauvey, Lakeside, Medi-
cal, June Is; Melvin Nominee, Oak
Harbor, Surgical, June Is; Jane
Ann French, Port Clinton, Surgi-
cal, June 16; Mrs. Dale Mccartney
Bay Bridge, Girl, June Is; Michael
Lucas, Rt. l, Elmore, Surgical,
June II; Mrs. Claude Suiter, Oak
Harbor, Surgical, June II.
DISCHARGES
Nellie Chance, Mrs. Lena Won
Claim, Otto Wodrich, Mrs. Henry
Buhrow, Mrs. Burnell Englebeck,
Mrs. Mary Lighter, Evelyn Sotak
George Pettibone, Mrs. Carl Baker
Mrs. Narthell Goodson and Baby
Mrs. James Hiss and Baby, Mrs
Daniel Mark and Baby, Robert
Gardner, Mrs. Shirley Tamez and
Baby, Mrs. Donald Schlessner and
Baby, Mrs. Charles Netherland and
Baby, Dorothy Jennings, Danie
Carroll, Mrs. ....orman Moore and
Baby, Mrs. Richard Selgo and Baby
Mrs. Clarence Schultz and Baby
Edward Oglesbee, Daniel Lenke
John Deitzel, Dick Crandall, Mrs
Roderick Mcleod, Craig Cook
Bonajean Bloomfield, Melvin Mo
minee, Miss Gertrude Orr-trans
ferred to Mercy Hospital, Toledo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
SToRK SHOWER

Mrs. William Belshaw was hon
ored Tuesday evening at a stork
shower given in her Adams Street
home by her mother, Mrs. Edward
LorenSen.
A huge stork flanked with can
dies was the lovely table senter-
piece. Games provided diversion
and a desert course concluded an
enjoyoble evening.
Invited guests included Mrs. FL
sic Fletcher, Miss Dolores Fletch-
er, Mrs. Arthur Benore, Mrs. LIE.
land Mienke, Mrs. Leo BeggS, Mrs.
Abe Burns, Mrs. Walter Hunter,
Mrs. George Hunter, Mrs. George
Taylor, Mrs. Lowell Kreager, Mrs.
Ralph Anderson, Mrs. lillian Neil
son, Mrs. Eugene Benore, Miss
Marian Lorensen and Mrs. Harold
Beggs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET

st. Johns Sewing Circle will
meet for an all-day sewing Thurs
day, June Is. Luncheon will be
served at noon by the committee
of Mrs. Clara Druckenmiller, Mrs.
Walter Engler, Mrs. Helen Euren-
ius, Mrs. William Faust, Sr., chair
man; Mrs. Herman Gates, co-chair-
man, Mrs. Edward Goldbach, Mrs.
Hallick Henry and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
HOUSEWARMlNG

Mrs. Sam Amato entertained
Thursday at a housewarming held
in her newly purchased home on
Jackson Street. Many lovely gifts
were received.
Bunco was enjoyed with Mrs.
Thomas Hensley, Mrs. Leon Throne
and Mrs. Paul Pasdarek winning
prizes. Guests included Mrs. Cliff
ford Franck, Mrs. Steve Macy,
Miss Mildred Moore, Mrs. Ebert
Broadbent, Mrs. Wade Kinsey,
Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. Throne and
Mrs. PaSdarek.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
DUPLICATE MEETS

Mrs. Edward Sprenger enter
tertained members of her dupli-
cate bridge club Tuesday evening
in her East Fourth Street home.
Mrs. Erwin Rhode and Mrs. Leo
Glickman were substitute players.
Winning north-south was tie
between the teams of Mrs. Ralph
Snyder-Mrs. Erwin Rhode and Mrs.
Archie King-Mrs. Allan Clemons.
East-west winners tieing were Mrs.
Ralph Roose-Mrs. William Smith
and Mrs. Edward Sprenger- Mrs.
William Moon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
GRADUATES AND MARRIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton HEIR, Sr.
and daughter, Elizabeth, Mrs. Au-
drey Pottker and daughter, San
Jose, California, and Ross Whi-
taker attended the graduation ex-
ercises at Butler University, In
dianapolis, Indiana, June 8, when
Milton G. HEIR received the de-
gree of bachelor of Gle n ce in
music. On June 20 the group, ac-
companied by Henrietta Hineline,
will go to Hammond, Indiana, to
attend the wedding of Milton G..
HEIR and Miss Lillian Bander of
that city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
KlWANIs LADIES' NIGHT

CarliSta Snyder directed an
original one-act play, ''Over the
Coffee Cups" as a feature of the
Kiwanis Clubs Ladies' Night pro-
gram Thursday. Other Playmakers
in the cast Marguerite Finefrock,
Grace Wolf and Mary Fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19

Brother Peter Goodman c. S. c.,
who has been teaching in Albany
will spend the weekend visiting
his sister and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Twynham, Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
UNDERcoEs EYE SURGERY

Thomas Neff, son of Mrs. Leroy
c. Neff, Madison Street, under
went surgery of his left eye in
st. Luke's Hospital, Toledo, Tues
day forenoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
AT OPERATION YOUTH

Cincinnati-James Ruddock, 327
West Fourth ST., Port Clinton, and
Charles Demshok, Lakeside, are
among the 100 boys from nine
states participating in Operation
Youth, Xavier University citizen
ship training program which be-
gan Saturday and continues
through Sunday. The boys are at
tending Operation Youth on
scholarships furnished by Port
Clinton Council Knights of Column
bus. Matt Cvetic, former FBI
agent who posed as a Communist
for nine years to document the
subversive plans of the Commun-
ist party, and 1st 1t. Lloyd l..
Burke. Korean war veteran who
holds both the Congressional Med
al of Honor and the Distinguished
Service Cross for heroism, are
leading Operation Youth sessions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
BRAKES FAIL TO HOLD

When brakes on a Gilliland
Transfer Company truck from
Fremont failed to hold Thursday
morning, the driver, Edwin J.
Crow, 25, Ferrysburg, Michigan,
drove the vehicle over the BERN
at Perry and Jefferson to slow
the vehicle before it hit the side
of car being driven by Max Pho
trovski, 66, Manistee, Michigan.
No one was injured, Patrolman
Russ Shinevar reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
HOME AND GARDEN CLUB

Mrs. Dennis Mcdaniel enter
tanned members of the Home and
Garden Club Tuesday evening in
her Sand Road home.
Roll call was answered with Arr
can Violet problems. An interest
ing round table discussion on Afri-
can Violets was held. A panel con-
sisting of Mrs. Richard A. Rice,
Mrs. George Schade and Mrs.
Wayne Friderici answered ques-
tions concerning problems en-
countered in growing Violets.
Plans were made for a pot-luck
picnic to be held at the Catawba
State Park on July 81. Mrs. Leroy
Davis and Mrs. Gaylord Engler
will be in charge of the annual
outing.
Executive board members Of
the Business and Professional
Women'S Club will meet in the
Catawba Cliffs home Of president
Ann Bolte at 8 Friday night, June
26. Board members unable to at
tend are requested to send a rep
resentative Of their committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-06-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WEDDING


In one of the loveliest weddings
of the summer season, Miss Lillian
Faye Draper, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Elmer Draper, Elmore, be-
came the bride of Jack Kendel
Damschroder, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. William Damschroeder, also of
Elmore, Saturday evening, June
/. The single ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Newton
Kelly in the Church of Christ.
Palms, hurricane lamps and bas-
kets of rose-colored peonies and
double mock orange formed the
background for the nuptial vows,
which were preceded by half
hour of organ music by Sue Gro
zier. Soloist Peggy Beck sang sew
eral selections.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown of lace and
net. The lace bodice had mandarin
collar and short lace sleeves. The
lace formed an apron effect in the
semi-full skirt. Her fingertip veil
of net was caught on each side by
sprays of Lilies of the Valley.
Her bridal bouquet was white
roses and stephonites tied with
white satin ribbon.
Miss Nancy Draper served as
maid of honor for her sister and
wore nile green gown. Janet
Klavinger, Genoa, niece of the
bride, was flower girl. Kent DAM
schroeder was best man for his
brother. Donald Draper, the brides
brother, and Arnold Misgasky, Jr.,
| ushered.
Mrs. Draper wore a gown of
peach-dotted chiffon with white ac-
cesSories while Mrs. Damschroder
| chose navy blue dress with white
/ accessories.
A reception for the young couple
| was held in the Elmore Legion Hall
following the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of Har-
ris-Elmore High School, Class of
1858. The groom attended Harris
Elmore school and is employed at
the Multiplex Machinery Corp.
plant. The young couple is residing
in the Harold Kuhlman apartment.
SULT.SHERRILL NUPTIALS
Miss Margaret Suit, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Suit, South
Bend, Indiana, became the bride
of Donald Edwin Sheriff., South
Bend, Indiana, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Troy Sheriff., Sr., Oak Harbor, in
st. Mathews Catholic Church Sat-
urday, June 6, in two o'clock
ceremony.
Attending the young cople wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wolf, brother
in-law and sister of the groom.
The bride chose an Alice Blue
suit with white accessories for her
wedding. Her flowers were pinl
carnations in corsage. The matron
of honor chose a coffee brown
afternoon dress with white acces.
sories and yellow rose corsage.
An afternoon reception was held
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
Attending the ceremony from Oak
Harbor were Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
Sheriff.. Sr., Troy Sheriff., Jr.,
Alice Flick, Luana Sheriff., Mrs.
Ernest Busack and sons, Jimmy
and Bobby, Fremont.
The bride is secretary with the
Fitterling Freight Lines and the
groom is an inspector with Bendix
Aviation Corp. He is a veteran of
the Korean War. The young couple
will reside in South Bend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVocATRf
~ THE CITIZEN
THE DEFENSE AGAINST ATOM BOMBS

General Curtis E. LeMay declared recently in )
Los Angles that air defense is still apparently
somewhat behind air offense especially in the field Of
atcmcarying bombers The Commander Of the Strategic
Ar Command credited the United States Strategic Air
force with being the major deterrent aggression in the
last rev years. although ne admitted that on the defen
sve mde the United States was still susceptible to aerial
atomic attack.
LeMay paid high tribute to the u s. air defense sys
em which ne claimed was the most efficient in the world
today. But he added significantly: do not think
that the most optimistic Of US feel 1t Is capable Of ston
ping determined we-planned and coordnated bomb
ing attack at this time"
Thus despite recent reports that the Army's super :
accurate anti aircraft gum the Nike could bring down
nigh percentage Of enemy aircraft at hiRh attitudes
completely successful defense Of this counrys industrial
centers cannot be offered by the military at this time
war was to break out in the near future Americans
would be forced to reckon with atomic attacks on highly
ndustriazed metropolitan centers which could not a.
ways be turned back.
In view Of this prospect it seems all the more neces
sary for defense production to be decentraized and
farmed out into small cities and rural area The necessity
Of this was proved in World War IL when the Nazs were
forced 70 decenraze their Defense which they largely
succeeded in doing in all fields the heavy arma-
ments category conferred IN the Ruhr.
Figures on German war production recovered after
the war, show that in the heavy ornaments field the
Allied bombing Of Germany exacted heavy toll and cut
tank production considerably in the fall OF 1894 How
ever IN the defense production categores in which
ducton had been decenraized. the Allied bombing had
more negligible effect, and the production Of rifles,
morars assault guns and other weapons were maintained
ct almosnormal rates in that period in Germany The
lesson obvious to anyone who wishes to study the facts
and should be utilized By military planners
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30

Overseas Highway. Property own.
ers on the south side are not in
yolved since they seem 10 have
their signs erected according to
State prescribed details. The south
side has two roads. One is the pre-
sent Overseas Highway. Parallel
- IL ii most Marathon areas IS
an old Highway that was butt
around 1928. There are opinions
that ii was built as a convenient
approach to the old Ferry Slip,
then situated at Hog Key. Whe-
Ether the State ever secured legal
title to this road is matter Of
legal opinion. In fact there are in.
dications that the State merely
claims right Of way on the old road,
However, the State is maintaining
that roadside signs must be 50 feet
from the center of the old read,
rather than the designated distance
from the center Of the Overseas
Highway.
The matter has been placed In
the hands OF Attorney Cunningham
for full study and review OF all the
legal implications involved. Accord
ing to the best available informa.
ton from property owners. this is
the first time that legal steps have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
US. sERvlcEMEN IN Tx.

Lord Montagu Of Beauleu ! member Of the House
Of Lords told the Upper House of the British Parliament
recently that relations between US sericemen in the
United Kingdom and British civilians were excellent
The question Of relations between Uncle Sans military
personnel and British civilians became delicate about
year ago when British mobs repeatedly stoned Ameri-
cans in jeeps on several occasions.
Lord Montagu also says that there are number Of
British American hospitality committees function
ing, in effort to work with American serScemen and
bring them into British homes and teach them something
about British customs hRbits and traditions. This work.
he says is being carried BY private groups per-
sonal contact basis. since American servicemen-he
points outdo not like to have their leisure time organic
ed
We naturally Kratified to see relations between
serveamen and British civilians improve and heartily
endorse the 26yearold bachelor Lords statement that
Americans do not like to have their leisure time organz-
ed In fact we would add that Americans are even
to having their working time organized and alas
elude ourselves in this category.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
Marathon News
By JACK II. LEVINE

ed Ia the business meeting 70 be
held at Q p. N. this Sunday, July
18th at Hurricane Lodge ID Mara
thon, viii be the election of per.
manent officers for the Property
Owners Association.
The immediate business at Sun.
days meeting win be further dis
Icussion Of the road sign question
wherein the State Road Depart.
ment's Division II Outdoor Adver-
Using has notified property owners
on the north side Of the Overseas
Highway that they have 80 days
from July 18th to show that their
road signs are not in violation Oi
the 1871 Florida Outdoor Advertis.
ing Law, or the signs win be re,
moved as being in violation Of the
law.
The entire issue revolves around
diverse situation affecting proper
ty owners on both sides Of the