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The daily record., 1954-02-05
BY MERRIMAN SMITH
United Press White House Writer

WASHINGTON up - Backstairs
at the White House:
The White House is beginning to
look like the intersection Of Holly
wood and Vine. Or Broadway.
George Murphy. the screen &C !.
tor and ardent Republican. is in
the city to serve as master of cere-
monies for the Lincoln Day box
supper next Friday which the Presi-
dent will attend. Murphy, wh9
bows to no man in his admiratio1 I
OF Mr.. Eisenhower, Is working out
of the Republican National Com
mittee.
Another screen star and televi..
sion producer, Robert Montgomery.
is in on the ground floor. so to
speak, at the White House where
he has his own office. Montgomery
is an unpaid consultant on the
technical aspects of most of the
Presidents current appearances
where lights and cameras are in
volved.
Montgomery is equally ardent in
his support of Mr.. Eisenhower.
This has led to somewhat of q
competitive situation between the
two thespians. Republican circles
are whispering that Murphy winces
just a bit when ne receives a mes
sage to "call Mr.. Montgomery a.
his office In the White House"
Bemused by the presence Of
Messers. Montgomery and Murphy,
an old Republican campaign hand
speculated, Just wait until Fred
Waring and Jimmy Melton heas
about this"
Both Waring and Melton, also
stars of the entertainment world,
are strong Eisenhower supporters
and throw their shoulders to the
administration wheel on call.
The White House receives more
than 200 letters a day asking for
personal interviews with Mr.. Eli
senhower. in addition to many
telephone calls and kilograms for
the same purpose. Only a small
fraction Of the requests can b.
granted.
The rule of thumb in granting
an appointment with the President
is government business first. "
This means officials of the federal
establishment come ahead of semi
The daily record., 1954-02-05

NEW YORK an - Philip j..
Schuyler win present to the city
council today a resolution calling
Tor the establishment Of New York
City and Long Island as q sep
arate state Of the federal union TO
be known as the State Of Long
Island"
Schuyler. q Brooklyn Democrat.
said the city would be able to cope
with all its financial problems II
1t was q separate state.
The daily record., 1954-02-05

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. up -
Whoever left the new. 27-inch com
bination television set in Merton
Colom's home better not try to
get it back.
The set was substituted for his
old table model Monday while his
wife was shopping. There were no
tags or Identifying labels on the
set.
II don't know where it came
FROM" COLON said. but if some =
The daily record., 1954-02-05

wife. Clara Elizabeth Horne, by
deed from George A. Vann and
wife, Mary Vann. which deed Is re-
corded in Book 304, at page AT,
Harnett County Registry.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to deposit Ten per cent
u0T) Of the amount he bids as
evidence OF good faith.
E. H. MALONE. Trustee
22-29-5.
The daily record., 1954-02-05

NEW YORK R - A threatened
strike. by $500. tugbOatmen. was
postponed today when the union
agreed to submit the tug owners
latest wage proposal to its mem
bers. Roman Beck, attorney for
management, said the new offer to
the union was a general wage in
crease amounting TO per cent.
The daily record., 1954-02-05

NEW YORK W1 Dick
Haynes and Rita HaywOrth stayed
In their hotel suite listening TO
phOn0graph music early today al
though they no longer had to fear
that Haynes would be arrested If
he stepped outside theh door
The daily record., 1954-02-05

one claims it, I'll swear out a war;
rant charging him with breaking
and entering"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Coaches Name
Committee Heads

jim Chapman and Paul Schmitt
have been named co-chairmen for
the 1854 Downtown Coaches an
nuaI grid banquet with Bill Ander-
son, Principal B. H. Cortrelf and
Tom Sutton named to assist.
Appointments were made Tues
day night at a meeting in the Co.
loniaf@ Club. The Downtown Goa
ches will sponsor another "Gym
Night in the high school audi
toriufn later this month.
John Twarek was elected treas
urer at this meeting.
Bill Belshaw and Bill Mack will
be co-chairmen for the 1854 mem.
bersfiip drive. Their assistants are
Ray Coleman, Chuck Schoch, Ed
win Norris, Joe Morgan and John
Lukac.
Jim Chapman and Bob Owens,
Jr., will be co-chairmen for the
publicity and advertising commit
tee. Other members are Jack Bel.
shaw, Shine Maxwell, Ken Krupp
and Ray Sperber.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
APPEALS COURT
UPHOLDS STAHL
IN SEINE CASE

Judge Tom Stahl's Common
Pleas Court injunction preventing
the state of Ohio from enforcing
a ban on commercial seine fish
ing in Sandusky Bay was upheld
by judges of the Sixth District
Court of Appeals in Toledo.
Refusing to dissolve the injunc-
ton were Judges Lehr Fess, Amos
L. Conn and Clyde L. Deeds. They
also dismissed an appeal filed by
Joseph S. Duetschle, Jr., assistant
attorney general, which sought a
new trial in Appellate Court. The
Court has agreed to review the
states case on questions of law
alone within 80 days, however.
The injunction was granted by
Judge Stahl last year when he up
held the basic contention of bay
fishermen that a seine is not a
net and therefore is not prohibited
by Ohio law.
Originally brought against Dr.
Charles A. Dambach, chief of the
division of Wildlife in the Ohio
Department of Natural Resources,
and other state officials, the suit
sought to prove that the state it.
self prior to 1858 did not consider
seine in the same category as
nets.
After the law was passed last
year, state conservation officers
arrested Vern Wadsworth, Dan
bury fisherman, and several en-
ployees of the Nielsen Brothers
Fishery, Venice, and seized their
seines.
Wadsworth and the three Mel
sen brothers, Cyrus, Charles and
Clarence, obtained the injunction
which bars the state department
from interfering with seine fish
ing operations in Sandusky Bay
Hook and line fishermen and
other sportsmen had fought tc
have commercial fishermen barred
from the bay, claiming that the
seine operations had caused short
age of game fish in that area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
SEWER PLANS
SET FOR AIRING

Councilmen will consider the
advisability of asking engineers
to revise plans and submit new
costs for the proposed $595, 900
sewage disposal plant, lift station
and sewer project at next weeks
regular meeting.
A special meet was held Tues
day night when Carlton Fink
beiner, Toledo consultingl engA.
neer, met with council, Board of
Public, Utilities members and in
terested citizens to discuss the
feasibility of enlarging size of the
interceptor sewers as suggested
by Atty. Oliver True and AL Kalb
1t has been estimated that the
proposed change in plans would
cost the city an additional $65, 5,00C
and that this cost would also force
an upward revision of the sewer
rental charge to minimum oi
approximately $50 yearly.
Plans for the disposal system
interceptor sewers and pumping
facilities have been approved by
the Ohio Department of Health
Voters authorized the project
when they approved a $40O,00(
bond issue two years ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
REID|EIR De TO Be
UNOPPOSED

Robert w. Reider, 37-year-old
publisher of the Ottawa County
News and minority whip in the
Ohio House of Representatives, is
unopposed for the Democratic
nomination for Secretary of State
He will face Ted w. Brown, Re-
publican incumbent, in the gen
eral election next November.
Mr. Reider filed Qualifying peti-
tions from all 88 counties and said
that volunteer circulators had pro-
vided him with "ten times the
number, of required qualifying sig
natures"
81 am deeply grateful for the
wonderful encouragement and sup
port 1 am receiving from all sec
tions of Ohio and / promise to
wage relentless, two-fisted cam.
paign to win the office next fall, y
he said.
Mr.. Reider is the first Ottawa
Countian to make a bid for state
office since the late Charles H
Graves !. served as Secretary Of
State from 1910 to 1914.
He,is the only state candidate
on either ticket from northwest
ern Ohio ..,a
Reider filed 4,836 signatures
from, all 88 counties with only
1000 valid signatures from sc
counties needed to qualify.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
MARCH OF DIMES
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
Fronia, Mrs. Clarence Ninke, Mrs.
Howard Kuhlman, Mrs. Joe 10th,
Mrs. j. Reynolds Schwemberger,
Mrs. Robert Crozier, Mrs. Paul
Floro, Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs.
Ray Goetschius.
Mrs. Woodrow Weis, Mrs. Earl
Hille, Mrs. William Almroth, Mrs.
Karl Kontak, Mrs. Dale Barnes,
Mrs. Walter Dry, Mrs. Walter
Moellman, Mrs. Alvin Giesler,
Mrs. Earl Barnes, Mrs. Manly Mag
sig, Mrs. Ted Haar, Mrs. Harold
Rohloff and Mrs. Ray Petersen.
Township workers in the Ell
more area were Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris Kardatzke, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Rothert, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dea-
con, Howard Overmeyer, Arthur
Lempke, Glenn Mining, Loren
HasSelkus and Otto Deitemeyer.
Among the many merchants
who donated prizes for the auc-
ton and dinners at Gypsum were
the following:
Lake Cleaners, RENO Cleaners,
Sans Economy Store, Ray Myers
Sunoco station, Kennelly's Service
Station, Kelley's Service Station,
Jack Smiths Service Station, Fash.
ion Shoppe, Standard Oil Station,
Clinton Cleaners, Fillmore's One.
Stop Service Station.
Gill-McAfee Service Station
Nau's Service Station, Loretta's
Store, Uhlman's Store, Nissen's
Shoe Store, Green's Drug store,
Banchich's, Port Clinton Hard.
ware, Clinton Mems Wear, Karch.
ner's Jewelry.
Lud's Appliance, Gerner and
Wolf, Ohio Edison, Young and
Schade, Park-Anderson, Miller's
Taxi, Glickman's, Jeanett e's
Burt's, Hill Shoe Repair, Rhode
Barber Shop, Schwab's Drug Store
Macs Town and Country.
Webb's Confectionery, Ben
Franklin, Timblin's Drug store
One1Stop Service Station, Smith
Automotive, Lake Erie Sports, Nei
decker'S, Brindley's, Northern
Ohio Maytag, Mizener-Drynan
Port Clinton Hardware.
Misch Studio, Philip jewelers.
Fox Floor Covering, Conner Films
r. Hagel Company, A. C. Auto
Supply, Laird Electric, Hawaiian
Music Center, FrankeIs, Claus
Shoe Store, Bill Coyle, Boyen's
Jackson's Appliance, Jaslove Furs
Kolesar Shoes, Kuehman Potato
Chips, Fremont Oil Co., KIingbie]
Florists, Pitman's.
Large cash donations were Civ.
en- by the Port Clinton National
Bank and Peninsular Rubber Com
pany.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT n. KRUGER

Wilton Gulau was guest at
the Oak Harbor Rotary Club meet
ing Tuesday evening.
The Thimble Club held pot
luck supper last Friday evening in
the Oak Harbor community hall
Members and their families and
guests enjoyed a social evening
of cards. About 40 were in attend
ance.
Mrs. Henry Gehle, Mrs. Eden
Leow and Mrs. James Goldstein
were associate hostesses last Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Luther Mylander (mother of Mrs.
Gehle) at a shower honoring joan
ne Fought bride-electl of Nolan
Haar of Elmore, Ohio. Attending
were Mrs. Ray Haas, Mrs. Wesley
Browder, Mrs. Charles Fought
Sr., Mrs. Charles Fought Jr., Mrs.
Lawrence Haar, Mrs. Paul Herr,
Mrs. O'Vivian Miles, Mrs. John
Reinbolt, Mrs. Lyle Harder, Mrs.
Harlan Wegman, Mrs. Childress,
Mrs. William Haar.
Mrs Mastin DriAtmeyer and
Mrs. Melvin Dry. Unable to attend
but sending gifts were Mrs. Wayne
Rollins, Mrs. Francis Reinbolt
and Mrs. James Morse.
Mrs. James Goldstein was con-
fined to the hospital, so her moth
er, Mrs. Miles assisted the host
esses in her place. Table decora-
tions were in the Valentine theme.
Snatch bingo was played then the
Honoree opened her many beauti-
full gifts. Delicious refreshments
concluded the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Layman
and Susan attended funeral SER
vices in Fremont on Monday after
noon for Jerry Roller, an uncle of
Mrs. Layman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kirshner
and daughter Christie Ann, were
week end guests at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Laucht and Melvin.
Mrs. Hattie Bergman and daugh-
ter Ernestine of Hazel Park, Michi-
can were Saturday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
WYATT.
Mr.. and Mrt. Albert Brady Of
Marblehead, Ohio, were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wyatt.
Members of the Nonpariel Club
entertained their husbands at a
$50 potluck supper last Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Revenaugh. Attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Frarck
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Herring, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Ieutz, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Conradi, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Nehls, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Scheuerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
!, Scheuerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

renee Mylander, Mrs. Cora Het-
rick, and Mrs. Louise Bauch. Mr..
Vaughn Sherman was guest. The
evening was spent playing Cana
sta and ladies first prize was won
by Mrs. Conradi and second by
Mrs. Mylander. Mems first prize
by Bernard Scheuerman and Sc
cond by Leon Leutz.
Mrs. Albert H. Kruger left Tues
day afternoon for visit of sew
eral weeks at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven P. Koczan in South
Bend, Indiana.
Ensign Don Knoerr, Quonset
Point, r. I. spent Saturday night
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Knoerr. He flew to his
base on Sunday afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Plan Youth Week
Church Services

National Youth Week will be OBJ
served in Pilgrim Holiness Church,
East Fifth Street, with services
being held nightly at 7::30 Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, February Al
Rev. and Mrs. Tobe Mackey,
pastors of Bethel United Brethren
Church, Lindsey, will be in charge
of services Thursday through
Saturday. They are youth leaders
at Portage Camp, Portage, Ohio.
Rev. B. A. Awe, Eastern Ohio
district superintendent, will speak
at services Sunday morning, and
Rev. c. P. Pridgen, pastor, will
deliver the closing message to the
Il
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Scouts Plan
Annual Banquet

Clarence Cooper, principal of
Fremont's Ross High School and
Sandusky County District Scouting
Chairman, will be principal speak
er next Tuesday evening at $50
when the annual Boy Scout father
and son banquet is served in Trim
ity Methodist Church.
Cooper will show pictures of the
third National Boy Scout Jam
boree, held last summer in Cali.
tornia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Witte Joins
News Staff

Newell p. Wiffe, former staff
photographer Of The Toledo
Blade and more recently man.
ager of the Ottawa County Ex-
ponent, this week Joined the
staff of The Ottawa County
News as a promotional photo
grapher.
Witte will serve as an inquir-
ing reporter with his camera
and will be The News adver-
fising manager in the west end
Of fhe county.
He expects to conduct a week
iy aerial photo contest Of Port
Clinton residences and plans to
get this phase Of his work un-
derway later this month. Aerial
photographs will be fakenof
various residences and awards
will be given for their identifi-
cation.
Witfe served four years in the
U. S. Air Force, flying BLACK
Widow" night fighters in New
Guinea and The Philippine ISL
ands during World War II. With
his wife, Frances, and two chill
dren, Ronald and Deanna, Witfe
lives in neighboring Oak Har-
Dor. He organized and operated
I fhe Haar airport at EInore and
for 80 months was staff photog-
rapher Of The Toledo Blade.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
RECORD SET IN
POLIO DRIVE AT
ERIE ORDNANCE

Opening their hearts and pock-
etbooks, and using their ingen-
uity in planning a variety of popu-
lar money making projects. Erie
Ordnance Depot's 2574 civilian
employees, 10 officers, and one
enlisted man voluntarily contri-
buted $2839 to this years March
of Dimes Appeal.
This doubles last years contri
button to the fund for fighting
polio, and is the largest amount
ever contributed to any drive by
Erie members.
1t is also the largest amount
ever contributed to the Ottawa
County March of Dimes organiza-
ton by any single group of the
county. In 1949, Port Clinton con-
tributed $2199.84.
This. years. total contribution
averages $1.10 per employee, and
marks this drive as the first time
in the history of the depot that
individual contributions - any
campaign have topped the dollar
mark. Last years individual aver
age contribution was Al cents, and
that figure set the high record up
to that time.
Top honors of the post went
to Transportation Division whose
81 employees and one officer con-
tributed approximately $3.50 per
person, and to Storage and Depot
Maintenance Divisions whose aver
age contributions leaped from the
lowest for last year to among the
highest for this year.
Adding materially to this years
grand total were the proceeds
from an EOD dance sponsored by
the Post Civilian Welfare Council,
and bake sales sponsored by the
EOD Women's Club and women
workers of several depot organiza-
tionS.
Homemade pies, cakes and cand-
les made daily appearance and
were sold at appropriate times to
hungry fellow workers, with all
proceeds going to the March of
Dimes.
Not to be outdone by the wom-
ems donations for sales, the men
workers in Storage's Packaging
and Shipping Branch in Bldg. 16O
staged sloppy joe lunch to put
their group way over the top in
contributions.
This years successful March of
Dimes appeal was chairmaned by
Harvey Battrell, Port Clinton,
with Stanley Stepnitz, Port Clin-
ton, as treasurer. Ably assisting
were the following office and div.
ision representatives: Florence
Held, Fremont, civilian personnel
office; Charles Covell, Sandusky
miscellaneous services office
Shirley Domrose, Port Clinton
storage division; T. H. Eshelman
Port Clinton, depot maintenance
division;; Mary Jane Smila, Belts
vile, stock control division; Jean.
ne Morton, Port Clinton, adult
ants office and Bldg. 2O1; Eliza.
beth Patchett, Port Clinton, trans
portation division; Lois Cooley
Port Clinton, depot facilities di
vision; and Richard Clawson, Ere
mont, proof and inspection divi
sion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
MINSTREL SHOW
PLAYS BEFORE
PACKED HOUSES

Playing before capacity crowds
at both the Sunday afternoon and
Monday evening performances in
the high school auditorium, the
sixth annual Port Clinton Cub
Scout Minstrel Show will have
played to its largest attendance
Saturday evening when it moves to
Lakeside for the finale in the Dan
bury Township school auditorium.
Over 1900 people will have seen
the show before the curtain drops
tomorrow night. After tomorrow
nights performance, the entire
cast, including both Port Clinton
and Lakeside Cubs, will be hon
ored at party in the Lakeside
school cafeteria. Refreshments
will be furnished by the Port
Clinton Pack and served by the
Lakeside Den Mothers.
AS Tony Fadely plays basketball
with the Port Clinton Redskin
team, his part as interlocutor to.
morrow evening will be taken by
Max Burkins. Fadely's solo has
been recorded and will be panto
mined by Burkins. Both boys
were in the Cubs first minstrel
and starred at that time.
+ In addition to the regular show
this week, Bud Kerwin, one of To
ledo's youngest magicians, will en-
tertain at Lakeside during inter
mission. Several other members
of Glenn Ross Jolly Juvenile Fol
lies" of Toledo also are featured
in the Cubs minstrel show
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Reider To Appear
On TN Program

State Rep. Robert w. Reider,
Democratic candidate for Ohio
secretary of state, has , busy
speaking schedule.
On Saturday, Reider will appear
on the "Ohio Report" television
program over WSPD-TV at 12:45
pm.
Monday, he will address patients
at Grille Hospital, Cleveland. He
is booked at Jacksonville, Wednes-
day; Troy, Thursday, and Mount
Vernon, Friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Ideas Win Awards
For EOD. Workers

Ideas for increasing production
and outlining safer ways of work
ing earned cash awards for three
artillery repairmen Of Erie Ord
nance Depot Monday.
Receiving Department. of Army
checks for their adopted sugges-
tions were Robert J. Gerogosian
Gypsum, and Paul J. Inman and
Riley N. Williams, Port Clinton.
Awards were presented by Col.
E. w. Grubbs, commanding Of
ficer who expressed his apprecia-
tion for the time and thought
given by these workers TO the de-
velopment of ideas which will
save the government money and
provide safer work methods.
Mr.. Gerogosian received $1288
for his suggestion for the use of
a measuring board for cutting di-
rector cables. The first years use
of this suggestion will result in
an estimated savings of $257.56.
Mr.. Inman and Mr.. Williams re.
ceived SIS each for their safety
suggestions which were placed in
use in the artillery repair shops
Supervisors of the honored men
Sam Preston, John McAtee and
Robert Sanger, all of Port Clin
ton, and Maj. NJ P. Hawkins, for
mer chairman of the depot's Eff
ficiency Awards Committee, at.
tended the presentation of awards
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Trailer Damaged
As Stove Exp1odes

Port Clinton's Volunteer Fire.
men we're called to 324 Maple
Street Friday night when an oil
stove EMPLOYED in the trailer Hv.
ing room occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fryman.
Damages, estimated at $50, were
confined to the trailer living
room. The kitchen and bedroom
addition to the trailer were not
damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
Gypsum Fire Dept.
To- Meet Feb. 10

Volunteers wishing to join the
new Portage Township Fire De-
partment at Gypsum should at
tend the next meeting, Wednes-
day, Feb. 10, when any Portage
Township resident will be well
coined as potential member.
Newly elected officials of the
department are Richard baltimore
president; Paul Burcher, vice pre-.
Sident; Julian Wierzba, secretary
treasurer; Warren Lemon, engin
eer; Allen Miller, sgt-at-arms;
James Gottschalk, acting chief
and William baltimore, Jr., as.
SiStant chief.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
five H0PEFULS
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John Drusbacky, Jack Mizener,
Grayson Schau, and Paul Schmitt.
Democrats filing for committee
posts without opposition included
Clement Novotney, Allen; Edward
]. Kasper, Bay; Lester E. Hetrick,
Benton. John E. Nietfeld, Carroll;
Henry Rofkar, Catawba; Richard
r. Wiechel, Danbury; Lester Min
ier, prie; Fred L. Barnes, Harris,
William B. McCanm Put4in4Bay;
and Joseph E. FURY, Salem.
G. o. P. committeeman are Mel
vim p. Oestreich, Benton; Frank
H. Woodman, Catawba; Harold A.
Sigler, Clay; Billie C. Miller, Dan
bury; George w. Brandow, Harris,
and Herman C. Steinmiller, Salem.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
CHANGE NAME

Cottage Restaurant, operated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Johannsen,
Route 1853, Danbury, is now known
as Ken's Cottage Restaurant. The
spacious restaurant is closed Mon
days. Reservations may be made
for special parties by phoning
PAIL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
A c p SICN-UP DUE

February has been set for the
second period for signing up for
1854 ACP practices. Those want
ing to sign up, should go to the
ASC office in Oak Harbor during
the month of February. The of
flee will be open from 800 to
500, Monday through Friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
YOUNG ADULTS

Guest night, with The Young
Adults of the E. u. B. Church as
guests, $50 pm, Tuesday. This
will be a Potluck supper. The
children's choir will sing and eat
with us.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

Used stoves for sale at Mulfigan
Electric, Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hessel
bart, Akron, visited relatives here
Monday while they were here on
a business trip.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
MEETING

Annual meeting of the Erie Isle
Ferry Company will be held at
l o'clock Saturday, Feb. 6, in the
Put-in-Bay Town Hall.