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Evening star., 1954-01-17
jacob A. Handy Heods
Negro High Priests

Jacob A. Handy. sr. was elected
grand high priest of the Negro
Holy Royal Arch Masons last
week.
Other officers include: Allan
c. c. Griffith. secretary: Isaac
Masons. treasurer; Herbert A.
Bates. deputy high priest; Phil
lip Mcneil. king; Armstead
Mason. scribe: Bernard Corbin.
captain Of the host; Oliver M.
jackson. principal sojourner:
Ulysses Henderson. master of the
third vale: William A. Thomp-
son, master of the second vale:
M. E. Alvin v. Fields, master OF
the first vale: William c. Truss,
chairman Of committee on
foreign correspondence; Lloyd
Tyler, lecturer: Clarence Cooper.
ssistant lecturer; Clarence
Reed, publicist; Leon r. Smith.
sentinel.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Disabled Veterans Plan
Luncheon Wednesday

Capitol Hill Chapter, Disabled
American Veterans. will have as
its speaker at the luncheon
meeting on Wednesday at the
Hotel Congressional, Vivian D.
Corbly. Cincinnati, Ohio, for
some % years DAV national ad-
jutant. according to- Comdr.
Joseph E. Barrack.
King Chapter and its auxiliary
will entertain patients at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital with ward
parties on Monday at pm.
Rea Chapter will install the
following officers Saturday at
1880 pm. in the All States din
ing room, 514 Nineteenth street
NV: Sidney Rosenheim. COM
mander; Abraham e. Neiden,
senior vice; Samuel g. Fisher
jr.. junior vice: FabiuS s. Fish
man. treasurer: Vincent E.
Grinder, chaplain; Clement I.
Nussbaum. Fred ALEX and Carl
E. Palman. trustees; Samuel
Minkod. Edward Y. Usuda, and
Merrill Bement. executive COM
mitteemen.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Ladies' NIGHT Planned

Navy Department American
Legion Post will hold its annual
ladies' night at the Legion Club
on January 81 at 8 pm. Members
are invited to bring guests.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Spanish War Veterans
List Weeks Activities

Activities of the Spanish War
Veterans this week include:
Monday Admiral George
Dewey Naval Auxiliary. 92l
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. Presi-
dent-elect Agnes Tennyson and
other officers will be installed by
Department President Catherine
L. Shughrue.
Wednesday-Gen. NJ. Emmett
Urell Camp and Urell Auxiliary
joint meeting at 1912 Ninth
street NV. at 8 pm. The COM
mander-elect and president-elect
and other officers will be in
stalled. Past Department Comdr
Charles H. Appich will install
camp officers and the auxiliary
officers will be installed by De-
partment President Catherine l.
Shughrue,
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp will meet at 8 pm. at 10l2
Ninth street NV. It will be
convened by Comdr. Charles w.
McCaffrey.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
will meet in Pythian Temple al
8 pm. President-elect Norma
Hill will preside.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
OES Activities
! In Locul Chapters

Activities in Eastern Star
chapters include:
General Auxiliary Home Board
Monday, ! p.m., Masonic
Temple.
Esther-Tuesday, rehearsal for
officers. . Thursday. initiation.
East Gate - Monday. Home
Board. Friday. oyster dinner.
Joseph H. Milans-Thursday.
initiation. Honoring past ma
irons and patrons. January %.
Home Board with Mrs. Virginia
Woods.
Lebanon - Tuesday. Home
Board with Irene Long. Wednes-
day. Ways and Means. Section
/, with Maurine Coffindaffer.
Thursday. Ways and Means.
Section 2, with Mrs. Dora
Wright.
Federal - Tuesday, rehearsal.
Wednesday. Home Board with
Mrs. Annabelle Gregory. Friday.
Friendship Club, card party with
Mrs. Myrtle Puffenberger.
Mizpah - Tuesday, initiation.
December. January and Febru-
ary birthdays honored.
Bethlehem - Saturday. Ways
and Means birthday dinner, 6:30
pm Northeast Masonic Temple.
Chevy Chase-Monday, Home
Board with Mrs. Margaret In
gram.
Loyalty - Monday, HON e
Board with Mrs. Myrtle Parker.
Wednesday. obligation night.
Saturday, card party with Mrs.
Pearl Dodge.
Acacia-Tuesday. meeting.
Joppa-Wednesday, 33d an
niversary. Charter members will
be honored. Grand matron and
grand patron honored guests.
Congress-Today, 4p.m., Ways
and Means with Maxine Pals
grove.
st. Johns - Monday. 40th
birthday. Grand matron and
grand patron with 1854 matrons
and patrons. special guests.
Tuesday. Temple Board with
Edith Altman.
Martha - Tuesday. Home
Board with Mrs. Irene Davidson.
Trinity-Thursday. meeting.
Hope-Saturday. special for
reception to Grand Matron Flor
ence Lewis.
La Fayette-Friday. party with
Mrs. Katherine Kirkland.
Unity - Friday, December.
January and February birthdays
honored.
Electa-Saturday. 8p.m., Ways
and Means card party.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Legion Auxiliary
Hospital Workers
Meeting Thursday

Mrs. James De Force. hospital
director for. the American Legion
Auxiliary. Department of the
District Of Columbia, announces
a meeting Of volunteer hospital
workers on Thursday at 8 pm.
at the American Legion Club,
433 Third street NV.
George E. Killeen Unit will
hold a luncheon and card party
on Wednesday in the parish hall
Of Grace Episcopal Church, 1899
Wisconsin avenue NV. Lunch
con served at noon and the card
party will begin at 1880 pm.
Proceeds will be used for hos
| pital and child welfare work.
Sergt. Jasper Unit will hold a
rehabilitation party at Mount
Alto Hospital on Tuesday from z
to 8 pm.
| Mrs. Armoza Jameson. depart
ment chairman Of Americanism,
will hold a meeting for unit
AmericaniSm chairmen Thurs
day. Mrs. Frances Snow, de-
partment chairman of Commu-
nifty Service. will hold a meeting
for unit Community Service
chairman on FRIDAY.
Both meetings will be held at
the American Legion Club at
8 pm.
The department Executive
Committee meeting will be held
Monday with the department
president. Mrs. Merle w. Ce-
rulla, presiding.
Russell Link. chief of special
service at Mount Alto Hospital,
will tell the reason for the
change in the schedule at Mount
Alto Hospital beginning March /.
A coffee hour will be given at
Mount Alto Hospital today at Z
pm. under the direction of the
department rehabilitation chair
man, Mrs. Pearl Heagerty.
On Thursday. Mrs. Heagerty's
committee will hold q meeting
at the American Legion Club.
Past department president.
Mrs. Edythe M. O'Connor, an
nounces there will be a USO
party at the Lafayette Square
Club on Tuesday at 7::30 pm.
Units who have pledged re-
freshments are asked to con-
tact Mrs. O'Connor not later
than Monday by calling EN-.
3-6723.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
|MurriGeeLicense
/ Applications

Under D. c. LdU couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Ddit three tuH days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoIi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Urbun Residents Lead

:LONDON.--More than 80 per
cent of the people Of England
are classified as residents Of
towns and cities.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Joseph Harvey. "a, 1894 Delaware ave.
sw:, ana cecelia Finkney. 20, 1862
PtE53 sTvia Iij.lf R.icb:2 "a ArIns,Op va and
NV, and Mary o'Brien. 81 aoQt7
Edwin iankiia Ellie s. al1 70 st. NV, and Noa
Spears, 20. sos o ST. NV.
Erwin Simon, u, Anacostia N A. s.,
and Frances FRANKIE, Il, Fredricks-
,.sr gsrnice st.Ea1s;e ERIssell Il. Sth st. Sc,
Alan Herbert: 10, 1897 sKyland pI. Sc,
and Mary Hinegardner. Is. 1855 Fort
Ronald Greene. u. 15 10th st. me-. and
Eleanor Fogle, Is, 32 stoddert pi, sc.
Samuel General. 80. 14lS W st. NV.
and Alma Turner 2;'' 2244 18th pl,
Herbert Kaufman. 10, 1880 Trinidad ave.
ne, and Ruth Friedman, Is, f2U
Recd @hitsisf MsIpSursa 81 nv; 30 sewart A. F. T..
Tenn, and Lois ellis. 19 ArlinGton'
Melvin Ward, 80, and Jeanette Bowman,
Anderson 9tK Kimble. nt aa. 17e4 s St. St NV. and
,Meanette Sparrow. Is. sos Kenyon st.
David Jamison, Al. and Mildred Scott,
"a, both Of 1113 Harvard st, NV.
Robert JENNINGS, 80. 2l7 F st. NV. and
Virdia Simmons. 81, Shelltown. Md.
James Lanham, %. and Nina Ayres. 81,
both Of 1888 Nebraska ave NV.
John Wallace. 2S. 3700 Mass. ave. NV.
and Anne McAdam. "a, $500 Wiscon-
Courtney True, es. and Theresa Garnish.
is, both of $50 Hilltop terr. sc.
Thomas Thomas, 20. and Veronica
Gersch. 23 both OF Arlington, Va.
Robert Hogg. "a. and Jessie Jones. 1S.
Erwin Byrd. "a, and Leona Price. 20,
both of Lisbon. Md.
Donald Love, %. Ridgway, Pa, and
Betty Case. 81. 1872 Fendall St. Sc
Charles Frick 81. and Vanita LaMere.
80; both Of 1851 Crescent pl NV
Dorothy Hunsucker. 81. 1926 18th st.
NV.
Andrew Norman. 30. 619 N st. NV; and
-Evonne Hubert. 10. 4701 Bass pl sc.
Merwin Gifhth. 32, 5oysK ST.. ne. and
Clara Church. 40, 1857 L ST. Sc,
Willard Hickman, 81. and Mary Nichols,
45. 3l3 s. c. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Comdr. Richards,
Head Of VFW, 10
Broadcast Next Week

Commander in Chief Wayne
Richards of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars will broadcast
over the Mutual Network on
January 26. AIS to 4:30 pm.
Eastern standard time. Ma
tional VFW week will be from
January 24-30 inclusive.
On this special week the va
rious days will be designated as
follows: Sunday. religious
freedoms day; Monday. com
munity service day.; Tuesday,
"jobs. for disabled veterans
day.; Wednesday, national
home day; Thursday. youth
welfare day.: Friday. "ameri-
canisn and national security
day." and Saturday, ''VFW open
house day."
@Comdr. Richards will also
speak on NBC national network
on Washington's Birthday at
2:45 to 2:55 pm. Eastern stand
ard time.
Department Comdr. Matthew
Kane has announced that
'the men of distinction" dinner
has been postponed until March.
This was Gone to give persons
with three and four members a
chance to get the fifth one, and
participate in the banquet.
National Council member Al
bert j. Novak of the 5th District
installed Capt Howard Elms
and the officers of the VFW
National Honor Guard on last
Friday night at the Legion Club
The next big event for the
Honor Guard will be the Wash
ington Birthday Parade in Alex
andia, Va, on February &c.
Post meetings this week are: !:
Monday-Potomac 1918 Rhode
Island avenue NE; Hyattsville
Memorial. Legion Home, Colmar
Manor, Md.
Tuesday Bethea-Welch, $50
S street NV; T. N. T. Pup Tent
No. /, moo. $50 Eighth street
Sc; U. S. Treasury. 1749 Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Wednesday-Silver Spring Me-
mortal, 2425 Haden drive. Silver
Spring. Md: Prince Georges.
Riggs and Chillum roads. Hyatts-
vile. Md; Police-Fire Post, 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday - Advance, Legion
Home, Colmar, Manor. Md; Ma
tional Capital. 1749 Pennsylvania
avenue NV: Equality Walter
Reed. 1912 Ninth street NV.
Saturday-Public Health Serv-
ice. Top Cottage. National In
stitute OF. Health, Bethesda, Md.
AuxiliarieS.
Frances Cassidy. department
president of the Ladies Auxiliary,
has changed the meeting night
to January 81 at 419 Seventh
street NV.
The president will make her
official visit to National Capital
Auxiliary tomorrow night at
Naval Lodge han.
All American Auxiliary will
hold party at Mount Alto Hos
pital on January 26 at pm. On
the same evening Hattie Byram
will make a visit to G ward. She
viii be assisted by Jean Byram.
The Past Presidents Club will
hold its next meeting at, the
home of Helen O'Brien, 2342
Thirteenth place NE.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Jobs Daughters
Meetings This Week

Jobs Daughters meetings this
week are:
Bethel No. 2.-Friday. Masonic
and Eastern Star night and in
itiation.
Bethel No. saturday, BIRTH
day and past honored queens
night.
Bethel No. 6-Saturday. choir
night.
Bethel No. 8EThursday, coun-
Gil night and initiation.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

or study at home Learn now the Lewis ssnool trains
helps to place you, and CERT1F1ES that you
will make good" when placed Approved for Veteran
Training Open Monday and Thursday S:l5 AN to
y p NJ, other weekdays to 430 Pm Saturday by
appointment Visit, write or phone for FREE BOOK
Evening star., 1954-01-17
so Students Graduated
By Lewis Hotel School

Diplomas were presented FRI
day to so graduates Of the Lewis
Hotel Training School. The grad
yates represented 27 States and
8 foreign countries,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Oct. 8: Mrs. George Slaughter,
Mrs. Erwin Ernish, Mrs. Luther
Rhodes, c. B. Muggy, Vernabelle
Brokate Lenke, Mrs. August Roda,
Tim Carter.
Oct. 9: Phil Pierce, Jr., twins
Henry and Harold Masing, Chester
Kurtz, Gary Parker, Edward
Thompson, Mrs. Helen Sharp, Ber-
nice Larsen, d. D. Sims, Mrs. Law
renee Satterfieldy Robert Klotz,
Herbert Witt, Isabelle Fatiga, An
drew Kozlok, Mrs. Clarence Lukac,
Ret Christensen, John c. Jensen,
Dennis Dress, Alma Rickner, Joan
Alexander, Peggy Pryse Sparks,
Donald Matthews, Eileen Berko.
witt, Harry Sample. Wedding An
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Max c.
Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert
Gill.
Oct. 10: Helen Bovia, Dorothy
Dubbert Mulholland, Harold Dages
Mrs. Lena Brand, Mrs. E. ]. Blade
Brand, Mrs. E. j. Blade.
Oct. IL: Lillian Cover Hanes
Mrs. John Miller, Paul Van Epp
Annabelle Dress, Mrs. j. D. Bred
beck, Clifford Norris, Peter Ben
nett, Francis Sessler. Wedding
Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
ZetZer.
Oct. IL: Helen Fizer Klotz, Mrs
John Schultz, Mary Jean Lotridge
Harold Wesley, Mrs. Willis Misch
Mrs. Carol Hablitzel, Scott Var
ley. Wedding Anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wheaton their 36th)
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Petersen.
Oct. 13: Mrs. Frederick Zeis
Darlene Petersen, James Dages
Mary Lou Immel, Ronald Rickner
Gilbert Foley, Mrs. A. p. Palmer
Jerome Oleksa. Wedding Anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ever
ett, DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Chapman.
Oct. ID: Robert Skinner, Myror
Petersen, Gene Burget, Mrs. Fred
Petersen, Myron Shafer, Doris
Mary Rounds, Ann Nissen, Mrs
Emma Qualman. Wedding Ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Delos
Dixon, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Pay
sen (their 54thDs Mr.. and Mrs
George Drusbacky, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Drusbacky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
BUSICKS' GO
TO VIRGINIA
AFTER VISIT

Concluding a visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Busick and son Chris are now
in their home at 3O5 N. Jack
son-st, Arlington, Va. They
have just returned on home leave
from the Philippines, where Mr..
Busiek served as Chief Public AT
fairs Officer with the U. S. In
formation Agency.
The Agency conducts U. S. over
seas information program which
supports and explains American
policy abroad and combats Com
munist propaganda. In reaching
the peoples of foreign nations, it
uses radio, motion pictures, press
and publications, libraries and in.
formation centers.
Born in Grover Hill, o., Mr..
Busick was graduated from high
school there, receiving his ABB de-
gree from Ohio Northern Univer-
sity, an ABLS degree from the
University of Michigan, and an AM
degree in political science from
Columbia University in New York
He taught English in high
school in Port Clinton and in
Cleveland. In 1923 he went to the
Philippines where he taught high
school, acted as editor of publica-
tions with the Bureau of Educa-
ton, and was assistant editor of
the Philippines Free Press.
Returning to the US, he became
an instructor and assistant libra
rian at Wayne University in De.
troit. During World War II he
served as a lieutenant in the
Navy.
Mr.. Busick said the Philippine
Government receives U. S. Infor
nation materials which are distri
buted through the Islands. Films
are one effective way of telling
the American story for it is esti
mated that whether shown in the
smallest village or in Manila thea
ters, one million people annually
become acquainted with American
life and culture through this me
| dium. Local productions of ''The
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
SCATTER PINS

Rita (Mrs. Erwin) Ermish who
went to. Mercy hospital for sur
gerry last week, has birthday
Oct. g., Betoha big flock of cards
would make a convalescent (who
does lot of nice things for peo-
ple) perk up right quick And
nice Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pay
sen will be married So years, come
Oct. IA The Jim Wilson's post
card they've arrived in California
after wonderful trip which in
cluded stops at the Grand Canyon,
che Rockies, and Painted Valley. :.
Like it fine, says Jim Port
Clinton's BPW band (and if you
haven't heard them, you haven't
heard musicD will play at BPW
District Day at Norwalk Sunday :.
The kids on Miller Motors Little
League team, who played such
good baseball this summer under
Bill Robel's managership, planned
big time Tuesday mite when
they were guests of honor at a
dinner at Phil's That new
granddaughter of Mrs. Celia
Green's drug store) Kleinow is
real cutie-pie Don and
Madelyn Banner Ostrowsky of Fos-
toria are the parents :. Helen
Fadely did bang up job as BPW
legislative committee chairman at
Wednesday nights program, and
she will be one of four BPW'er.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
Exam Announced
For EOD Jobs

The Board of U. S. Civil Service
Examiners, Erie Ordnance Depot,
Lacarne, Ohio today announced
an examination for the positions
of Laborer, WB-02, $1.46 per hour.
The positions are at Erie Ordnance
Depot, Lacarne, Ohio.
No written test will be given and
applicants will be rated on the
basis of their experience. Competi-
ton in this examination is restrict
ed by law to persons who are en-
titled to Veteran Preference.
Full information including in
structions on how to apply, may
be obtained from the Commission
Local Secretary, from the Execu-
tive Secretary, Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, Erie Ord
nance Depot, Lacarne, Ohio; or the
Sixth u. S. Civil Service Region,
Post Office and Courthouse Build.
ing, Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08

bridge HOOK ana Ladder GO. is
among the exhibits on display in
the Gerner and Wolf windows this
week, as Firemen and Lions Club
members join in sponsoring a spe-
cial Fire Prevention Week pro-
gram.
The leather is little cracked,
and one of the letters is missing
on the cambridge" emblazoned
On the belt. But both mementoes
of the man who first organized
fire protection here are in good
condition.
One Of the old hose carts is an
other interesting feature of the
display, for whish Jim Riemen-
schneider made the placards.
Equipment of the first company
here consisted of a hand pump
with two long handles on opposite
sides. 1t required "a men to force
the pump to its fullest capacity.
Water was taken from cisterns,
wells, rivers or lake whatever
was most accessible.
There were, of course, no street
lights yet. When a fire broke out
in the night torch boys ran along
side the equipment and furnished
light for the coupling of hose.
In 1890 the volunteer firemen
formed company and in 1900
the cambridge Hook and Ladder
Co. broke up.
, But its memories linger on.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08

You know how Handy Turner
down at the hardware store goes
in for weird advertising stunts.
Well, when it came to plugging
his new Venetian blind depart
ment, his enthusiasm nearly
landed him in trouble.
Handy painted a warning on
the tailboard of his truck: "Cau-
tion-blind man driving"
Had driven about a mile"
Handy says, when a state troop
er stopped me and told me that
sign might cause trouble. Guess
he was right. From now on I'll adj
vertise in the Clarion"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
TRINKETS

Dick and Pat Coyle and small
daughter got moved last weekend
into their. newly purchased home,
the one Stan Laskey built on east
Fifth just off Jefferson The
LaSkey's recently bought the Balm
sen home, Fourth and Washington,
and are living there :. People
are still mentioning the clever
floral piece Vallie's had for OPEN
ing day, a hat made entirely of
gay blooms :. And isn't ray and
Johannes new store a pretty one?
>. Ruth (Mrs. L. d. Luchsinger
treated The News gang to some
swell-tasting Mcintosh apples Fri
day and we all appreciated them
=. Bill Phipps has done a bang
up job as program chairman for
the Outboard Boating Club this
summer, and he and all the Off
GERS from outgoing pres. Virgil
Fritz on down can take big salute
for developing group that's def.
mite asset to the community
Society editors get used to all kinds
of peculiar phrases ON the slips
brides sent in with details of their
weddings But we got one re-
Gently that really had us stumped
{. E. 1t said the maid of honor
carried a bouquet of shrimp"
Yep, shrimp III Couldn't locate
the family to check, so, we just
made it FLOWERS" Didja hear
about the local gal who got all
ready to entertain her bridge club
the other night, went out to bor-
row extra chairs n'everything -
and then found out it wans't sched-
uled for another week? Teach
er Boyd Martin lived up to his
promise that he'd become a cheer.
leader in last Fridays pep as.
sembly, if the Redskins beat Tif.
fin He was pretty good too,
say the kids
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08

Oct. Is: Russell MINER, William
Babcock, DR.. Carl Yeisley, Mrs.
Frederick Bel,tler, Dennis Schmitt,
Judith Lynn Dress, Mrs. Richard
Bredehoft, Gary Rathbun, Fred
DeMars, Sharon DeMars, Mrs. Dora
Wahlers, Mrs. Curtis Harbaugh,
Gustave Wargowsky. Wedding An
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Fillngier, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hanck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08

Hulk. and "The New Teacher
are in great demand, and the film
mot BY Bread Alone" is extreme
ly popular.
The library and exchange of
persons programs are also playing
their part in further cementing
the ties of friendship and under
standing between the U. S. and the
Philippines.
"The Filipino people are friend
ly to America, recognize the mu-
tuality of interests of the two ma
tions, are anti-communist and are
prepared to defend their free
doms", he said.
His new assignment will be in
Washington, where he will be at
tached to the Far East division of
the USIA office. Mrs. Busick is
the former Mary Pool, daughter of
the late DR.. and Mrs. H. J. Pool.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
MORE THAN 500 DEMOCRATS

turned out for that rally at the Oak Harbor Armory
last Saturday night. similar affair is being planned
by Chairman AL Kalb for Port Clinton Oct &c.. among
the candidates at Oak Harbor Martin W. Feigert
fiery nominee for Congress from the Fifth District.
and Roy BURY candidate for the state senate from this
district in addition to Bill Rofkar party choice for
Representative to the Assembly and Sanke Bahnsen,
seeking his second term county commissioner. Judge
Tom D. Stah Treasurer Howard Zimmerman, and Audi
tor Melvin Guth all unopposed presented to the
thusiastc crowd by Mayor Joe FURY, who served as
master of ceremonies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08

TWELVE ERIE ORDNANCE MEN, SELECTED SUPERVISORY
PERSONNEL HAVE completed First Aid Instructors Course
conducted under Red with Richard
Stanley Lask
They presented training
Col e. w. commanding officer
fion
lst Row Left rsht-Robert Phillips Foree
F. Hiss Safety Office cIinton Beiknap,
Chairman Ottawa County Chapter American Red Cross Ralph
Forster Chairman Ottawa County Chapter
Hugh L. Menke Maintenance Division;
E. Rowland, Inspection Division; Port Clinton.
End Row Standing Left ght-Haod e.
Officer Sam Beven Guard Walter
Property John p. Rankin Adiuants Office
Hill Jr Maintenance Division; Mabehead:
Storage Division, Oak Hbo Robert LaNe
Division; Port Clinton lard L. Immei
Der~ood l. Hanine Management Office;
Crubbs Commanding Officer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
Heart Tug

Little Mark Anderson, whose
fight against lympatic leukemia
makes him No. l guy in all our
hearts, wanted to go see 'the men
who gave me the medicine for my
toe' when he came to Port Clin-
ton from Fremont the other day.
That's what Mark calls the blood
TRANSMISSION that Paul Arhutich and
Andy Karshuk gave him during
his recent relapse. Transfusions
were given in Marks foot = he
thinks it was in a toe-and they
made him feel so much better inn
mediately that he thinks they were
some kind of wonderful medicine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
CAP and Belt Of First
PC Fireman Displayed

There must have been a pleased twinkle in the ghostly
of Dr. Charles E. Bainbrdge mayor of Port Clinton
187O71 if his spirit happened to wander the city streets
this week.
For the cap and the belt that he proudly
member of Port Cntons first fire department, the Balm