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The Nome nugget., 1954-10-29
THE EVANGELICAL MISSION
COVENANT CHURCH

Front ST. and West
REV. RoALD AMUNDsEN, PASTOR,
ASSISTED BY REV. DONALD J. BRUcKNER
SUNDAY
10-11:40 a.m.-Lesson by pastor
classes, handWork, special illus
trative material.
7:3O p.m.--Evening Service
MONDAY
Covenant Navigators
TUESDAY
Cottage Prayer Service
THURSDAY
7:3O p.m.-Prayer Service at Church
FRIDAY
Services and Songs in Eskimo Dialect
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-29
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
at Third and Division
LEWIS I. HUDGINS, PASTOR


LEWIS I. HUDGINS, PASTOR
SUNDAY
This is RALLY SUNDAY. Come
and bring your friends.
1O:O0-SUNDAY SCHOOL. CLASS
ES FOR ALL AGES. GOLDEN TEXT:
THE Lord seeth not as man seeth;
for man looketh on the outward APP
pearance, but the Lord looketh on
the heart" l Sam. 1876.
11:O0-MORNING WORSHIP. DR..
R. G. FITZ will be our guest speaker.
DR.. FitZ is a medical doctor and has
spent many years in China. You
won't want to miss his very interest
ing messages. His experiences of mis-
sion work among the Chinese will
encourage and strengthen your faith.
6:30-JUNIORS. Miss Francis, Su-
pervisor. Don't miss this Extra Special.
6:30-YOUNG PEOPLES MEET
ING. Subject: WHAT AM REAL
LY AFTER?" Leader: James Savok
Jr.
7:3O-EVENING WORSHIP
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2 BEDRMS., DOWNTOWN. 500
1917 Rhode Island Ave. NV, Apt
$0S: Eley: Building: Vacant; Open
WAsHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
Your S CHOICE 81 these I lovely az aDts Pm New
bldg. AL conveniences. lge. rms.
plenty Of closet space; vacant. In.
spect today. See janitor. $50 South
ern ave. Sc. Apt. B-1 lat Wheeler
TON REALTY. RA. 3-s3OO.
1 1sS5 \ YAK st; NV n !, K: e;
1920 N st: NV. 3 T., k, b. $67 81
239 Portland Sc. 3 r. k, b. ST.
Z. NJ. SULLIVAN. MA. S-7S4s
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GEORGETOwN Lady wishes to
$3.50. Reas CAN no. 2-6a96. Wed
NAN s cosI Pm ana t'uT n,,i siteT Pm
ground desires to, share his efficiency
apt. in modern bids. with man ~
to 80: Friendly and responsible.
NJ, CIV and Georgetown. RE. Z
pm. or after II pm. Afternoon or
WOULD LIKE 70 SHARE new house
in suburbs with :! young women;
nice lawn, diShwaSher, auto: washer.
HE. 4-3040 week ends or after $50
JEWISH GIRL to share with > other
Girls -2-bedrm. apt. Conv. 18th st,
rwo G G9 sl9 BSs a bsar5s pm m 67m
$50. Utils, incl. Call after pm
YouNG MAN to share apt. with an
ether young man man. III Webster St
GEoRGEToWN@Young man ees!res
to share with another NORMAL
young man his attractive, conven-
p irPi aSt' Ap 10. Man, % share with
niddis:ased gen5ismaS, Goth St
ONE GIRL. to share .-bedrm, apt
with 3 other girls; nice. Spacious
apt; reaS.: Sd 30. CO. o-teuU.
E.W.-One girl. 22-32; mod. 2 b.r..
twin beds TV; with another eirl;
S3S mo. RA 3-5S02. ewes. so
ARL.--1 -congenial girl over 80 to
share comfortable 2-bedrm. apt.
with girls Cow to Pentago on.
Navy Annex. Arl. Hall and shopping
area. Call ia. S-4994 ewes. and
week ends liz
UPPER 18th ST.-Girl to share spa
cious twin bedrm.; beautifully
furnished apt with another girl;
age 25 to 80. RIA. 3-0790. 20
ARL.-Lady wishes to share with an
other lady C25-30). 2-bedrm. apt
On Pentason busline. ia. 4-1650
SINGLE fStSf MAN NAN. % to So. to share
roomy. well-located apt. with young
salesman: unlim. phi: full kit. etc.
1mmed. occupancy. DE. 2-173l.
COLORED-Lady. or man and wife
TO share NV. apt. with lady: pvt.
bedTm. AID. 2-S9Sl. -
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APIS. FURNisHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK. 6405 Allegheny ave.
pvt. bath; rent. $50 mo. JU. 9-26ii.
COLLEGE PARK - o-bedrm. furn.
apt; $500 Incl. utils.; children
welcome. WE. 5-6397. lie
eND FLOOR-Liv, rm.. Kit. and bath:
! or ? bedrms.; quick transp. to
D. c. WA. $1,000. weekdays after
CoLLRGE PIX. Md rms. kit.
bath. q adults. Bus stops at door.
S62. so mo: LA CoNGA APIS. 941"
NE ssis'm ffHiR RiSa VILLAGE. Sc
Bsmt.. rms. and bath, compl. furn.
Children accepted; pvt. entr,; $40
mo. 10. S-12SS or Cypress 7-ss3S.
BEAUTIFULLY REFRIGERATED APT,
near Chevy Chase and Columbia
Country Clubs. OIL. 2-3173. LIZ
COMBINATION liv. rm. -bedrm.. large
kit, pvt. bathSand entr. Avail i'm
med. WA. 1-s362. Mt. Rainier;
DUPLEX. pvt. entrances. iiv. rm..
mel mel NJ niii ST. VIZ S-siS4. III
TAKOMA PARK-Conv. loo. 4 rms,
and pvt. bath. Pvt. entr. UtllS. incl.
vii. furn and launder bed linen.
Adults. $40. JU. 9-245l. III
TAkOMA PARK-Spacious . bedrms;
hv rm., kit din. comb. bath: incl.
utlls., linen, china, silver, garage
Adults Sli0 JU. 9-245l, IL
1901 CEDAR CROFT PL.. Mt. Rainier
= rms. pvt. bath. pvt. .entr.. uttls
furn. WA. 7-4676 after 6 pm. IL
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
outside apt. 2 blks. from Mayfiower
Hotel. walk to work lge. liv. rm.,
bedrm.. spacious GE kit, dining
area: lge.. pvt. bath and shower: 4
lge. walk-in closets; Venetian blinds,
chimes; wall-to-wall carpeting; free
gas cleo. phone; suit 8 adults
500 per mo. Month to month
agreement. DU. 7-6644. is
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Larg' l-peurm Nv rm. din. foyer,
kit, and bath All utils., switchboard
and elevator HO. 2-6574.
C0LORED-9I3 QUINCY ST. NV
- rms kit hath. natural Aoors.
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THE BERKSHIRE

HOTEL 1440
Lge. efficiency apt. with pullman kit. /;
maid service; $25-$3l so wk. 144O
Rhode Island NV 10
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705 BRANDYWINE ST. s.E.-Nr
Boiling; immed. occup.: beaut. /.
bedrm.. new bldg; all cow. and
utils.: S79.5o. 10. 2-377s. Apt; l.
APO 14th ST. N.w.-l-bedrm. apt.
SSI 90, INCLUDES heat, hot water and
E 5xset5aafEeraflf SfD sss '. APTs avail ale
5000. all utils. incl. close to good
shipping area: bus stop at door;
express transp. downtown. Where?
3945 4th st. sc. corner Of Atlantic
4 - s. sn i an SS = sl dgcHs CO.. 1905
NEW BLDG, 4is6 livingston rd Sc
Large and ] bedrm. apis. Shop
ping close BY. Parking. Laundry IA
eilities on prem. Incinerator, master
TV antenna, large closets. modern
kit. See mgr. at 419O. 10. 3-6963.
DUPLEX. 14e WEBSTER ST. Ne
Redec,. z rooms, dinette. kit: bath
REALTY. ST. 3-7139. DE. 2-6270,
ssl MARYLAND AVE NE bed.
incl. oil; beautifully located. Adults
See Mrs. Greer, Apt: 301. or STEU-
Art PROS. INC DI. 7-s695,, DI.
1872 RANDOLPH ST. NV rms
BY. and bath In conyenient apt.
oGffvES XII c 5eSdssOf NJ s ssS ao ms
2i9 v ST. N.E.--3-bedrm. apt. with
Ice. liy, rm.. kit. and bath. now
avail. 500; 80 mo. OLIVER T. CARR,
MA. 6.S093. is
2OOD WYOMING AVE. NV. Ant. 3e
incl, $500. JU. 9-9170. -23
REAL l-BEDRM. VALUES.
1405 Somerset pl. NV. 500. 80
1856 Pa. ave. Sc: redecorated S7B
ARLINGTON, CHOICE $77.5O
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27OO
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

AZ. A;izss Il. ss'En Girls. nv sq; s1 at
Aff GSS d Ave loo. Nice sl coy
Rev Rev re sFm go go 9 "a s asH!S dfe'
s lnfsn sesspt sa. s SasR PentasoSn
F sf1.so cH IL ti279e bath i apt.
Bath apt. Completely Turn; includes
all utilities. cooking utensils. dishes
and linen; private parking: COW. to
Pentason; S95 month. Call JE, j.
FALLsc HuRcH-a-rm., bath apt.
heat ana water lacluded' ADULTS
FAILS Ais S CHu'RcH AREA-studio act.
combined liv, ;;bedrm; git and bath.
A Rs ssFYaes SE' e h, arm; ant LIST
Pentasc o reas,: ia. s-s4si. is
ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE VIC
Very aice 1-bedrm. apt. avail; now;
z girls or adult :, cpls;; $40 mo
T Is1e eed oT 10 avail 51is7 Maf'h 8: "a
rm. apt. in Christian home. to quiet
.0ss n sIA TAI ORD LIZ T WT,; s sed
TIIl., MI. anu wan VIVA
slider small child. No linens or
dishes. IA. 5000. -21
NEW, 5-RM.. kitchen and bath apt.
complete with linens, dishes. tele-
phone, maid service. Near Penta-
gon; $50 week. OF. 4-S442.
ALEX. (Del Ray)--Liv., rm. Kitchen
comb. badrm. and bath; empl.
adults; Christian home; $50, OV.
.t-1 Lu.:, r r.. e.
:, rms. and bath. pvt. eutr. On bus
line; $50 unfurn.; SD furn.. incl.
prone and utils. ia. 2-32T. or
AgrifiNGTON-a-rm. apt; new; Ice.
knotty-pine liv. rm., private bath
snd entrance. ia. 1-6416. --,,3
LYON PARK, ARL. - Attractiveiy
furnished l-bedrm. apt, incl. sun
porch. Apt. bldg. ia. 7-1547.
N. ARL., Westover area-Attrac. furn.
5hedIm, spt.' re WIS; t rnpp AZ "A
T-444S; ia 7-4333 --23
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1923 IRVING ST, NV singls,
nicely m furnished on next s bath Frisid
essi LEE EEp MWY. p ARLIN SSo vAB
Large room. refrigerator. stove: next
to bath. Phone ia. $4,000. lS'
14l1 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Good loca-
ton; oil heat; Sl0-Sl4 week for ,;
children extra; no drinkers. AID.
BSMT. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. pvt
Between Cherrydale and Clarendon;
Also Sleeping room. IA. 7-743S. lis
1909 ST. N.W.-Furn. Ink. rms;
refgrs.; rent reduced. RE. 1898.
CHiLDREN ACCEPTED, NV. area;
near everything. Nicely furn. rm. on
2nd f.; lndry. sink and hot plate.
AID. 2-96l7 or RIA. 6-3S06. 10
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Completelv
1a4s eist ' St. NV. Me-. S s@54i's. 9a1
1lOl 18th ST. NV, Downtown
stove. utilS. furn. HU 3-673n III
1910 P ST. N.W.-"The Churchill"
Double rm. with complete kit. next
bath. SIS wk, NO. G-9S6S. ~
1fOi 18th ST. N.W.--Downtown lse.
rm,: $42 me-; refgr. and stove: u:ils.
furn. HU. 3-6739. 20
COLoRED-LARGE comfortable. rm.
Co oIG5IsEfs 81; G RRviNG ST. NV,
mr.. 14th-Newly dec; Frigidaire,
sink. range. Also i rm., pvt kit
Quiet; cow; adults. no. 3-5565.
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ROOMS WANTED

NAN. desires room in nice home IN
416-B. Star. is"
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires room
and bath with meals; on first floor:
in home of family; vicinity Conn.
and Cathedral or Kalorama Sec
ton. Box 1860, Star. lis
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CoL0REDIel3 QUINCY ST, Nv
reliable empl. cple. RIA. 6-6S95.
coLoRED-1sth AND COLUMBIA
RID; N.W.-Two lzbedrm; apis. Kit,
bath Ta{ a.s ressr'; ME. $685. eyes eyes.
coIoREDwis1s 18th ST. NV
2 rms. kit and semibath; rent $50
Inspect then call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-ONE RIM. kit and bath
nieely snfInrnn.; COW. transp. Gal
coLoREEDSMTwo APTs.. 1922 Morri.
I'd ID, se s;;sossn and 1888 srd st. ne
CoIoRED - UNFuRN.. lge. bsmt
apt, COW. transp.: utils: furn,;
c sSilsEsn aeieP SO s,S mo sT gof Nw NV
eony. location: $3.50 per mo. ME
coIoREp - e,a NDErENDENcE
B BsE nossh fu ME s we; incl s3s 50
COLoRED-IN APT. BLDG, nicely
refgr., stove: at bus stop: $l3,75,
SIS. ST. per week. incl. utils; quiet
adults. Refs. See custodian. 1906
Belmont I'd. NV. Apt. 2. EN-; 3
COLORED-Ie3O EUCLID ST. NV.
s4sse 1iso7 co H Ssii I'd. NV af Luz.
rm. kit. share bath. utils. $50. so.
Z. M. O'SULLIVAN, Ma. S-7S4S.
COLoRED Loco BLK. FAIRMONT
ST NV rooms, . baths, mod
ern apt. reas. priced Call THE
JOLTSSAINT REAL ESTATE SERv-
ICE. HU. 3-5s2S. Ia
COLORED-DOWNT
1914 18th ST. n.w.-Bachelor apt,
with kitchen semipvt. bath; for
gentleman; $50 mo-, incl. all utils.
Dixie HoUs. CO. i115 10Th st. NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ARL.. FAYINGTON INN, 1888 N. 18th
ia. 1928. 90
QUIET RIM, pvt. home. nursing care;
Capitol Hill; elderly guest. special
mo- rates: by amt Ii 4-571f lis
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Ma Ssd, ENTIRE TIL Vt Ist D,l k 5vt, en Tm
yard. Ii. 6-431e.
1900 Goth ST. Sc. nicely furn. 2
bedrm. apt. with liv. rm.. dinette.
kit. and bath. Key in Apt; No. q
$97.50 mo. OLIVER T. CARR. Ma
S-S093. -lS
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HOTEL 24OO

Call Mr.. Harnett,, Gen. Mgr
co. $1,000
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APIS. UNFURNINsHED DC.

AND = BEDRMS. Sc Congress
Hts GEO S KING CO. Est 1895
2l10 Nichols ave Sc LU 4-2501
1901 18th ST. NV. Corner Sprins
Trd;; newly decor. 1-bedrm. apt,
1861 PARK RID. NV, SIS MO-
All utils. incl, 3rd d. apt. Mr..
BLUE. DI. 7-S627. -21
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Nf1AF1N Oh. NV
1447
Tree 1-bedrm. apts., from, S75 ia
SS5 per mo-. all utils. incl: see
iita on Premises or call BOSS
& PHELPS. INC MA H-n3Nn III
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
Red Cross
Swim Class
Is Popular

Cold weather and rain
couldn't make even the small
est dent in the high enthusi-
.asm which greeted the open
ing Of the Red Cross swim
ming classes here this week.
More than $50 adults and child
rem were on hand for the first
Glass; Tuesday at 2. In Wednes-
day mornings rain, 225 were at
City Beach, and 12O brave souls
sccffed at the chill winds and
went in the water.
Land instruction on water safety
is given by supervisor Claire
Dunn, and the students are then
divided into groups according to
their swimming abilities, for in
struction by the large corps of
able volunteer instructors. Kids
are "corks," ''tadpoles" or fish,
according to their swimming ex-
perience, similar classifications
are being worked for adults.
''It looks like the Red Cross
really hit the bell with this swim
ming program" was one fire.
quently heard comment.
The course continues for six
weeks. Classes are Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 2 pm and 7 pm;
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 1920 am and pm.
Enrolment is not closed. You
may still join by getting your ap-
plication and waiver at Red Cross
offices at City Hall, or at the
Beach, enrolling in whatever class
best suits you. A class in advanc-
ed swimming and lifesaving also
is being worked out.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
Little League

June "a: Miller's 4, Decorators 2;
Ohio State 3, Herald 4.
June 25: Meyers Cafe 16, CIO
IA game uncompleted, proteSted)
Standard Products "a, City Bakery
10.
June %: Miller's 3, Ohio State 3;
Decorators 81, Herald l.
June %: Decorators 2. Ohio State
0 (make up game); Go II, City
Bakery 6; Meyers 9, Standard 16.
July 5
National League
o. A. w 6; Meyers 4
Standard 9; City Bakery 8
American League
Ohio State 6; Herald 4
Decorators 6; Miller Motor Sales
3, eight innings
July 6
NatiCc.al League
Standard 81; City Bakery 4
only game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09

weapon ever known in the CHASTITY
game of war" said another story.
1t was the Benet-Mercle gun, a
rapid-fire weapon. A Bowling
Green nurse sued for breach of
promise, but the jury gave her
only the S75 she had spent for her
unused wedding gown. You could
buy five-piecs parlor suite, reg
ularly $32, for S23.75, or a Victor
Talking Machine from $40 up. Ice
skates were 81 cents, coffee was
Is cents pound, small fresh hams
1912 cents a pound and pork loins
were Is cents pound. $7.85
bought father new Morris chair
for Xmas.
Walter Camp picked an honor
roll of the nations gridders. You
could buy "a good set of teeth"
for So Of SIS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
Mrs. Christensen
Marks 08th Birthday

Mrs. Sophie Christensen, who
is believed TO be Oak Harbor's
oldest citizen observed her 98th
birthday July ! at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Elsie Teach
out, in Toledo. Mrs. Christensen
had a family of 10 children.
seven of whom are living. She
has been a widow since 1905.
Born in Ottawa County, she
lived in Sandusky the first few
years Of her married life. About
IS years ago, she and her hus-
band built fhe home at 749 Lo-
cust-st where she now lives with
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Christensen,
but visits her other children fire.
quentIy. She is the oldest liv-
ing member Of St. PaUts Luth-
eran Church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
Club
Studies Small
Craft Safety

Two projects for the safety OF
small craft operators in the Port
Clinton area are being investigated
by the recently organized Out
board Boating Club, whicS now
numbers 60 members.
One is a suggestion that a red
flag be run up on a pole near the
waterworkS to indicate storm
warnings. The other is night light
ing of the waterworks stack to
provide help in navigation. Virgil
Fritz, president of the new club,
expected to contact Coast Guard
officials this week, to see If they
could phone here when storm
warnings were received land also
to contact local officials concern
ing hosting the storm signal, as
we'll as lighting the stack.
The new club will have its first
convoy" trip Sunday. More than
80 boats are expected to partlcl-
pate, meeting at 10 am. at the
lighthouse and going to Center
race Beach for a picnic lunch. In
event of unfavorable lake condi-
tions, the boats will meet at the
Jeremy slip, and will go up river
to a picnic grounds near Oak Har-
Dor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
LITTLE PORTAGE
NEWL. .Y-WEDS
DRAW HEAVY
ATTENTION
BY MRS. c. w. BUNNING
Staff Correspondent

Congratulations to the new
ly weds, Mr.. and Mrs, Roman
Lochotzki. Mrs. Lochotzki is
the former Virginia Nielsen;
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Gee, who entertained a large
reception in the township hall
Saturday evening and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Tewers. Mrs. Tewers
is the former Janet Lee Rose and
Tommy formerly lived in Bay Twp.
before moving to Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM O'neal, Billy
and Marcia spent a part of last
week in Northern Michigan.
Mrs. c. w. Burning and Edna
Ann went to Newark Wednesday
to visit the Russell Bunnings. On
Thursday they went to Columbus
where Edna Ann entered the State
school for the handicapped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Libben of
Columbus and Mrs. Della Brokate
of Salem Twp. who had been a
guest at the Libben home the
three prvious weeks were Sunday
guests at the A. N. Paulsen home.
Mrs. Don Atzinger and Cynthia
Ann spent the weekend of the 4th
with relatives in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09

Future Major Leaguers?
BY Leroy BERGMAN
News Sports Writer

From the midst of the Little
League will come some Of the fu.
ture Major Leaguers. 1t is the pur
pose of this series of articles to
bring to the eye of the public the
names and other information
about the boys who have shown
the most promise and talent in
League play thus far.
This week the boys showing the
most promise on the Miller Motor
Sales team have been selected.
One of the best players on the
Miller team is August (Augie)
Sarty. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Sarty, Fulton street
Augie is a left handler, and is
good right handed hitter. He is,
one of the best pitchers in the
League, plays first base, and left
field. He has played on the all star
team the last two years, and
seems destined for his third year.
This is August's last year in Lit
tie League having played four
years for the Miller Motor Sales
team.
Another fine player is Bill So
kolowski. He is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Sokolowski, Third
street. Bill is a lefty all the way,
playing first base and pitching.
He is playing his last year on the
team having played four years for
Miller's, and playing on the All
Star team one year.
The son of the coach of the Mil
ler team is our third promising
player. He is Bill (Butch) Robel.
Bill plays second base, throwing
right while batting left. He is also
in his last year with Miller's, and
he played on the All Star team
last year. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Robel, Jefferson
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
;!Il|';;f#H !
ADMITTED

July l: Mrs. Frank Tice, Route
1, surgical; Otto Budzinski, Cleve-
land, medical discharged follow
ing day.; Mrs. Olga Fryman, ITO
E. Third-st, surgical.
July 2: Mrs. Lester Haynes, Oak
Harbor, medical, Mrs. Lawrence
Schiewe, Lockwood Road, medical;
Smila Zuniga, Route 2, medical;
James Lee, 105 Harrison, medical;
Mrs. Roger Hesselbart, Genoa,
medical! Evan and Homer Lewis,
Dearborn, Mich, accident patients.
July 3: Charles Yeisley, County
Home, medical; Christ Gates, Gil
Madison, medical.
July 4: Mrs. George Schrauf,
Avon, O., medical; Mrs. William
Lesser, 32r Oak-st, Oak Harbor
medical.
July 5: John Detzel, Route 2,
surgical; Roberta Smith, Gypsum,
surgical; William T. Wendt, Rt. 2,
Oak Harbor, medical.
July 6: Oscar Heineman, 11O
Washington, medical; Mrs. Joseph
Mailer, Gypsum, medical; George
Lucas, Marblehead, medical; Mrs.
Lester Damschroder, PIG Locust
st, Oak Harbor.
July 7: Louis Johnson, Sr., 522
Adams-st, medical.
DISCHARGES
Mrs. Charles Wiedenhoft, Jr
and baby, Mrs. Ed Taylor and
baby, Mrs. Carl Baumgardner, Mrs
Lawrence Schiewe, Mrs. Harley
Whiting and baby, Mrs. Glenn
Empcke, Mrs. Walter Twynham
and baby, Mrs. Harold Riffett and
baby, Mrs. Olga Fryman, Mrs
Richard Hubbard and baby, Haldor
Engler, Richard Meinke, Mrs. Viii
liam Rock and baby, Gary Sey
mour, Mrs. James Heilman anC
baby Peter Bennett, Mrs. John Ap
plegate and baby, James E. Lee
Mrs. James Norwood and baby
Mrs. Joseph Rakocy and baby, Mrs
George Schrauf, Mrs. Raymond
Kowalski and baby, Mrs William
Wyss and baby, John Hensley
James Molnar, Mrs. Reca Wahlers
Mrs. William Frank.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09
Holiday Weekend
Traffic Was Lighter
Than Average Here

Drivers in the Port Clinton area
apparently took warnings of the
National Safety Council seriously
over the holiday weekend. There
were fewer traffic jams here over
the whole weekend than an or
dinary Sunday usually produces.
Most seriously injured was Evan
Lewis, So, Dearborn, Mich, who
sustained a fractured skull, lacer-
alton of the right eye, punctured
right arm and chest injuries when
his car left State Route 2, 10
miles west of Port Clinton early
Saturday, and struck tree. His
brother, Homer Lewis, 80, Farm
ington, Mich, sustained frac-
tured shoulder and laceration of
the right leg. Both men ars, in Ma
gruder hospital.
Cars driven by William C. Wick
ham, Springfield, and Ned A.
Frantz, 800 Fourth street, collided
at Wahler's Curve on Route 2 east
of town Saturday at 1918 p. m.
No one was seriously injured.
Amziah McWharter, 30, Cleve
land, escaped serious injury when
his car hit tree half a mile from
the EOD entrance gate Saturday
at 2:15 a. M, Sheriff Merlan Budd
reported. Terry Cornell, II, FIRE.
mont, was bruised when he was
thrown from the rumble seat of a
car as it rounded a curve On the
Gem-Terrace Road Sunday night.
Monty Hildreth, four, Marion,
was cut and bruised Monday at
7:15 when he ran into the side of
car driven by Raymond Ontko,
Marblehead, in the west driveway
at Zeller's Beach. The boy was
brought to Magruder hospital in
the Neidecker ambulance, and la
ter released. Deputy Mike Hetrick
investigated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09

For a people -.
who elect opportunism rather than
opportunity, who dream of security
rather than success;
who believe political charity is
virtue;
who mock the frugal and plunder
the thrifty;
who adopt the rule that if don't
succeed you are to blame, that what
you have is as much mine as yours;
who contend that property is a
shameful sign of success;
who whimper that failure is the
nobler cause; Well-being is wicked;
prudence, out-of-date; sacrifice silly
for such a people a fitting en-
blem is
the Oyster.
For a people =.
who faced nature in the raw, with
privation the rule and hardihood a
virtue;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-09

on Sunday, July II and 18.
Bob Newton won first place in
the feature race on July 4th. Lou
Naggy placed second and Glen
Roggeman copped third.
The Semi-feature went to Dick
Moffet while Paul Bertok of Ellis
ton grabbed the helmet dash.
Winners Of the heat races were
Martin Snyder, Glen Roggeman,
Russ Roth, and Bill Brinninger.