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Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Negro Business
Roundup

In Tuskegee, Alabama this
week, E. Frederic Morrow, on the
staff Of the United States Depart
ment of Commerce, explained the
philosophy of the Commerce De-
partnent as it relates to Negro
business and the Negro business
man.
Speaking at the midwinter meet
ing of the National Newspaper
Publishers Association at Tuske-
gee, Morrow declared that the
Negro business man "has the
same stature of Importance in our
economy as any other business
man" and that his problems re-
quire no special attention. He said
the Eisenhower administration
does not propose to make the Ne
gro business man an oddity or an
object of special consideration with
special set of rules. )
In commenting on the fact that
white business men in the South
are paying more attention to the
expanding Negro market, Mr.. Mar
row warned that Negroes in busi-
ness no longer should assume that
any segment of the Negro market
is theirs simply because of race or
inheritance. He pointed out that
in one Southern city, one of the
largest white banks had establish
ed a branch in the heart of the
Negro section and manned it with
qualified Negro personnel. This,
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
First institutional Baptist Church

1143 E. Jefferson
Rev. L. Butler Nelson, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Allen University,
Columbia. S. E.:

Allen University will hold it's
Founders Day and Coronation
celebration February 18 to %. 1t
is the Institutions 84th anniver-
sary. Three prominent AME BIZ
shops will be featured. They are
Bishop Joseph Gomez, Texas;
Bishop George w. Baber of Michi-
gan; and Bishop Frederick D. Jor-
dan from Southern Rhodesia, AT
rica.
Other national personalities who
will take part in the five-day of
serVance include Mrs. Ruth Cas-
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

dividual to better understand him.
self and other people.
There will be special courses for
executives which include Work
shop in Executive Leadership,
Human Relations in Adnrinistra-
ton, and Face-toFace Communi-
cation for Executives. The Retire
ment Preparation and Planning
Counrse offers information on
problems employees face in ap-
preaching retirement.
There will also be a course on
Making the Most of the Later
Years. This is a Workshop which
gives a retired person, or one con-
templating reti rement, the tools
with which to evaluate his next
steps and how to expand his ac-
tivities and interests.
The Workshops in Self-Evalua-
ton and the Personal Appraisal
Workshop stress social skills in
making contacts and developing re-
lationships, and individual evalua-
tions. Human Relations in Retiring
in a course for men and women in
the realizing field, and Speech for
Business courses teach public
speaking, speech improvement and
vocabulary building for business or
professional people.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Pentecostal Open Door Church

100 South 11th Street
L. Barnes, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Tanner Chapel A. Nj. e. Church

Sth st. at f. Jefferson
Rev. Charles K. Hayes, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Willow Grove BAPTIST

It was Women's Day, last Sunday
at. Willow Grove Baptist Church.
They took the leading roles in con-
Quoting the services for the day
which began with Sunday school
and ended with an afternoon serv-
ice at 3 pm. in which the junior
and senior women teamed together
for wonderful spiritual program.
Doing the Work of Cod was the
Sunday School lesson.
IN. G. Mitchell, Jr., Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05

Mr.. Morrow said, is something for
the Negro banker to give consid-
GRAFTON.
Arizona sun., 1954-02-05
Willow Grove Baptist Church

10th ST. at Superior Ave.
Rev. WI NJ. Hardison, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

sessions start at 1910 and dismiss
at $40.
The first day of school will be
a shortened one with the children
being returned to their homes for
noon lunch. On September 9th, the
full day sessions begin.
School buses will make the
same regular trips picking up chiS
dren shortly after eight o'clock
AM. The parents of new students
in the school are asked to report
any case where bus facilities are
not available Necessary adjust
ments in the bus trips will be made
during the first week of school.
The school cafeteria will not be
open during the first week of
school, making it necessary for the
students to carry their lunches.
Announcements of the cafeteria
opening will be made to the stu
dents at the earliest possible date,
The High School staff for the
school year includes the following
teachers:
G. c. Braithwaite, SWpt.-Science
George Ihnat, Principal-Math.
Mrs. Florence Eberwine-Speech
Miss Mary Wright English,
Sociology
Miss Nancy Wainwright-Home
Economics
William Richey-Industrial Arts
Albert Hockey Biology,
Physics, Mathematics
John Wrentmore-History, Eng
liSh, Reading
Edwin Wagner-Social Studies,
Physical Education, Coach
Glenn Redmond-Music
Mrs. Alice Arnold Library
Miss Jennie Lewis-Latin
The Commercial Department is
still without teacher. In the event
that no teacher is secured, Mrs
Vera Hilberry will be assigned the
duties of teaching shorthand
bookkeeping, typing, and office
practice. This will enable those
students majoring in commercial
subjects to continue their work
for the necessary credit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Glen Schneider, father of two
All members in the Portage Mo-
hawks Club lives just across the
line in Sandusky county. His boys
Neal and Edgar do excellent jobs
with their projects. Father Glen
has his own project and good
one too: he raises whole garden
full of gladiola. They are very
beautiful and our house is full of
their marvellous color thanks to
Mr.. Schneider.
By the time you read this our
new All Club building should be
a reality barring some unforeseen
difficulties. Progress has been eX-
cellent. Perhaps the papers will
see fit to print a picture and story
of the final erection.
Last Thursday a group of four
young people helped me set up an
exhibit at the state fair. Those
helping were Ken Schultz, Ann
Browder, and Kay Denny of Oak
Harbor and Betty Kramer of Port
Clinton. The revolving exhibit por-
trayed in miniature some of the
various All activities.
Reports have indicated that the
ice cream social held in Carroll
township by the Happy Hour Girls
club was a huge success. We con-
gratulate these folks on the spirit
being shown to earn money to pay
for the new All Building. To the
best of my knowledge this is the
only county in Ohio where build
ings must be erected and paid for
with private subscriptions. In ad-
dition members help earn their
own fair premiums. Three cheers
for the most wonderful county in
Ohio!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

Dan NiSSen, Jack Tibbels, Harold
Schmardebeck, and Ronnie Harger
earned senior certificates.
The work prescribed for the
Junior Lifesaving class was success
fully accomplished by Ken Krea-
ger, Tom Carpenter, Kim Boyle,
Sharon Cernek, Jim Gilleland, Ken
Nissen, Jill Tibbels, Judy Schmar-
debeck, Terry Boyle, Dennie
Mealey, Kathie Miller, Bill Moon
and Elizabeth Moon.
Elizabeth Moon and Kathie Mil
Ter have also done the additional
work and earned their Advanced
Swimming certificates. They are
the only ones in Ottawa County to
earn this difficult certificate this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Carpen-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gille-
land drove the young people to
Lakeside for the classes.
However, the last night the class
met, Jack TibbelS provided more
novel means of transportation for
several who live near him. He
drove his Lyman outboard and
towed three classmates from State
Park on water skis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

Tourists are BIG BUSINESS in
Williamsburg, and they don't for
get it. The unbelievable part is
being in a town as busy and
crowded as the Duke of Gloucester
street always is, and seeing no
parking meters, no traffic lights,
no overhead wires - and every
body getting along perfectly well.
The courtesy and service at the
lovely Williamsburg Motor Court
was typical. Unique in motels a
long the way was the Wagon Wheel
at Alexandria, where a swimming
pool, miniature golf, badminton,
and all kinds of sports made it
outstanding. Clarence and Pauline
Bugbee and Jeff were there, and
we gloated together over a dinner
of the most wonderful fried chicken
ever.
Note to BPW gals: Marguerite
Rewalt, new natl president, was
guest of honor at dinner while
we were in Washington, and the
District of Columbia gals really
had some cute decorations. Banked
the place in those little daisies
called marguerites in her honor,
and used little ladders as place
favors to signify her climb to BPW
success.
One of the incest surprises of
the trip, so far, was in encounter
ing Dorothy and DR.. George Poe
at dinner Sunday night at The
Country House, in Carlisle, Pa,
They live at South Mountain, Pa,
nearby. Looked wonderful, and
sent their best to all P. C. friends.
Asked us to call Ollie Emmett,
especially and give her their best
regards so that's an advance
notice, Ollie, and we'll relay more
when we get back -.
Signs worth remembering -
Maryland's "Give Wild Life A
Brake"
And the truck that said, on the
left fender pass and be a
leader" and on the right "Pass
and meet st. Peter"
On to the Smokes tomorrow
Temperature has been in the high
COS, and if you think we're going
on to New Orleans in THAT, you're
crazy mixed up kid. On to the
Smokes tomorrow. We're going to
loaf there, and come back knowing
some Indian talk besides ugh"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
HOSPITAL GIVES
EMERGENCY AID
TO II PERSONS

Eleven emergency cases
were treated at Magruder Me-
mortal hospital over the week
end.
Russell Peters, Lakewood,
was treated for laceration of
the right hand sustained from
power mower;
Lowell Morrow, Jr., 8, Radnor,
o., laceration on forehead, fall at
cottage;
Nola Smith, Columbus, lacera-
ton of thumb, caught between
boat and dock;
Greg Harruff, 7, Marion, cut
foot, swimming in lake;
Frank Brough, Port Clinton,
laceration of lip, playing softball;
Andrew Farkas, Toledo, dislocat-
ed finger, boat hit finger in dock
ing;
Agnes Cutcher, Erie Gardens,
laceration left hand, on towel rack
at home;
William Monnett, Chevy Chase,
Md, dislocated shoulder, fell from
dock into boat;
John Cling, Jr., 6, E. Second-st,
laceration of right leg, cut at
home on wire;
Frederick Anderson, II, Port
Clinton, laceratio6 of eyebrow
while on trapeze bar;
Jeffrey SlomSky, 2, Walnut-st
abrasion of face, fell on slide al
school park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
Norwalk Methodist
Choir Will Sing

DR.. Earl R. Brown of New York
City, general executive secretary
of the Methodist Division of Ma
tional Missions, will speak at both
morning and evening services in
Hoover Auditorium, Lakeside, Sun
day. At the morning service he
will speak on "a Sense of Mission"
and in the evening he will give
an illustrated lecture, Visiting
Home Mission Fields" Choir of the
Norwalk Methodist Church, under
the direction of Paul Laycock, will
sing at the morning service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Sept. 3: Mrs. Julia Noll, Edwin
Laudy, Mrs. Ida Frenzell, Chester
Schafer, Shirley McCalment.
Sept. 4: Emil Kozlok, Mrs. Ed
win Schmitt, Mrs. Frank Webster,
Ronald Tewers, Harold Arnold,
Mary Ellen Winke, Donna Winke
Ashton. Wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkhart.
Sept. 5: Charles Anderson, Rog-
er Stull, Mrs. Olive Ambrose, Ju-
dith Rae Oravec, Stephanie Ora
vec, Mrs. Richard Snider, Terry
Lee Anderson, Susan Mayhem,
Jerry Gibson. Wedding anniver-
Sary of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fine
frock.
Sept. 6: Patty Lou Sans, Doris
Jane Bass, Albert Tillotson, Gary
Cullenen, Dale Kihlken.
Sept. 7: Carl Burget, Isabelle st.
John, Shirley Smith, Gladys Dub
bert, Dolores Oleksa. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Noblitt.
Sept. 8: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ras-
mussen, Earl Riedmaier, Mrs. Net
tie Branum, Mrs. George Sibrel,
Dorothy Armbruster Gulau, Rich.
ard Brough, Charles Cover, Mrs
Perry Boysen. Wedding anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith
Sept. 8: Kenneth Black, Mrs
Sam Rosiar, Mrs. Jay Later, Miss
Cora Smith, Marilyn Kihlken
Mary Ann Glass, Larry Sparks
Charles Garst. Wedding anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer A
Sweeny.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
ERIE TWP.
MRS. CLIFFORD SNYDER

Phil Sharp, of Emmetsburg, Pa,
Staff member of the National Rifle
Association, was a dinner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Snider Tues
day evening. Mr.. Sharpe has been
a regular National Rifle Matches
attendant for twenty-seven years.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Zoschke were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixie Richards in Rainsboro, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lieske
and daughter were guests at a
birthday party for Otto Lieske in
Graytown, Saturday evening.
Mrs Richard Pellow of Dear
born, Mich. is spending the week
here with her mother, Mrs. E. L.
Van Rensselaer,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Finken and
Jim Zunk were Saturday and Sun
day visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Finken in Valley
Center, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Hall and fam
lily of Loudenville, O., spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Grobe.
Don't forget the meeting of the
Mental Health Assn of Ottawa Co.
to be held in the school auditorium
September 9th. DR.. Waite of Tiffin
is to speak and everyone is urged
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Day are spend
ing this week in Cleveland with
son, Donald Day and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jensen, Jr
and sons left Friday for a vacation
trip through the Southern States
They expect to be gone ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Snider anc
Barbara were Sunday guests x Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Werner il
Bowling Green.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
Gypsum School
Registration Due

September 3 from 9 to II a. m.
all children who will be in the
first grade at Gypsum school will
be registered at Gypsum school in
the first grade room. Parents are
asked to bring birth certificates.
Children must be six years old be-
fore December 81 in order to en-
ter school this September. This
registration is only for those who
did not register at the pre-school
clinic.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
State Fair Draws
County All Group

Ottawa County Alters partici-
pated in the Ohio State Fair Mon
day. Those attending were Eileen
Clayman, Oak Harbor in the Com
plete Costume Revue; Irene Flury,
Oak Harbor in the Tailored Clothes
Revue; Betty Kramer, Port Clinton
in the Sport Clothes Revue; Lois
Hellwig, Graytown in the College
Girls Revue; Judy Wendt, Elmore,
Girls single demonstration; Mary
Lou Peters, Diane Winter, Betty
Gnepper all of Oak Harbor Girls
team demonstration; Ann Browder,
Girls single demonstration; and
Shirley Haynes, Graytown, Girl
Health Contestant.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
The
JEWEL BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

Editors note: This column by
JUel Reed Cover was dispatched
air mail from Marion, Virginia,
where the popular News staff
member and eolumnist is vacation
ing. She is due back in Port Clinton
this weekend after fwo weeks
well-deserved rest and relaxation J
-:-:-
Marion, Virginia - When it
comes to ideal circumstances under
which to bat out column, we've
got the answer for this week
We're at The Virginia House in
Marion, Va, heart of the mountain
empire, tonite. Solid luxury .
seated here on cool veranda with
vine-entwined pillars. When you
glance up from the keyboard of
the typewriter which proprietor
G. c. Walker so kindly loaned, you
look over wide rolling vista into
the mysterious purple mountains
glinting softly in the fresh Virginia
air =.
And, appropriately enough, just
a few feet away hangs big clock
which bears on its face the words,
''rhe Jewel Box. It's an ad for
some kind of watches, but how's
that for coincidence?
Behind us are couple of days
at beautiful, unbelievable Will
liamsburg, where you get so thor
oughly imbued with the colonial
atmosphere that you expect a
farthingale wearing don't EVER
call 'em hoop-skirts in Williams
burg) belle or a bewigged gallant
to come around the next Grape
myrtle bush.
Williamsburg's staid dignity is
in tizzy of excitement. The Queen
Mother is coming in November,
and from the liveried walters at
ChowningS to the most dignified
hostess at the Governors Palace
there is an mdercurrent of prep
aration to see that Williamsburg
is at its glittering best for visiting
royalty.
Three women from London were
doing the Restored Area with us,
and they solemnly assured us
Americans that the Queen Mother
will be most happy with the way
English traditions have been re.
vered in Williamsburg'S restora.
ton.
Practically everybody has visited
or read about Williamsburg. Inter
esting as it is historically, to us il
is the impact that such a huge
program has on ordinary towns
people that is the most fascinating
There's the Restoration people
and the college people, and the
Army people. And until you have
lived in Williamsburg 80 years
you are a newcomer. Then you
may be considered squatter
which, is moving right up the so
cial ladder.
One of the incest hostesses
turned out to be the wife of the
publisher of Williamsburg's paper
; The Virginia Gazette, who host
esses at the Capitol from 8 to
six days a week because she loves
meeting people.
Note to Bob R: The Gazette was
eight pages weekly when they tool
it over ten years ago. Now it has
1882 pages each Friday. They've
got staff like a daily, though =
five in the editorial department
alone).
Anyway, to go back to our ia
vorite hostess: she had three chill
dren i'll of polio at the same time
10 years ago. One died. She had
one of the most philosophic obser
vations we ever heard:
people asked how I stood it,
she says thoughtfully, "and l usec
to tell them everybody has theil
griefS and worries. And if we pu
them all in one bag, and were tolc
to take our pick, we'd all selec
our own anyway. Nobody ever get!
more than they can bear"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
Danbury Schools Open
At $50 Tuesday Morning

Danbury Township Schools will open the day after Labor
Day. The elementary school hours will begin $50 in the
morning and dismiss at 11:50 for the period School
will again at 1880 with dismissal in the afternoon
beginning at 3:30 The High School hours will start at $3.50
AM The noon dismissal will be made at 80 Afternoon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
Seventeen Lakeside Swim
Class Members Honored

-Four awarded Senior Lifesaving emblems
and IL Junior esavng embems the Water Safety class
conducted by Frank Thompson on Tuesday and Thursday
nights at the Lakeside pier The class ended August 10Th
r thompson assisted by Jack Weaver and Caa and
TeUU
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
VISITS NIAGARA FALLS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lorensen,
Eugene, Larry and Linda, and
Mrs. Anna Meyers, Sandusky, en-
joyed trip to Niagara Falls.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
VISITING IN TOLEDO

Mrs. James Allan, Catawba
Cliffs, is spending a few days in
Toledo visiting friends and rela-
tiveS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

country William Henry later general President
of the United States commanded while
being built Several battles fought between the Amer
forces and the Indians this vicinity the
famous Miami Chief Little Turtle, the Indian
which attacked detachment hundred mounted militia Fort
St Clair
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
THIS is THE YEAR

is the chant of Democrats they stomp the state
full two months ahead of election.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
BIGGER THINGS LIE AHEAD

with Senator Henry Jackson coming into Jackson
County Sept. IA. and with Chairman Jim Sulivan's
outstanding kickoff dinner slated at Cincinnati the
following night. Jim says he has 1900 tickets sold at
10 bucks copy for his Cincy affair .and that makes
it the biggest in Hamilton county history
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03

Fort clinton - PhOne 5zFA
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The Capitol Spotlight
THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING
with the national COP holding school in Cincinnati
and grass roots Democrats popping up almost every
where with rallies.
AT KENTON
the other night. Chairman John Roof put of
the most enthusiastic pep meetings the Eighth District
has years. than 800 turned out. and they
weren't payroll people, either. at 10 bucks plate to
hear Congressman Ed Edmondson of Oklahoma and get
a glimpse of their state ticket.
NEXT NIGHT
lat East Liverpool. 600 Democrats paid homage
to Congressman Wayne Hays and heard Senator Paul
Douglas of Illinois give with the facts Of life.
AND SUNDAY
Democrats were out all the state with big
rally in Belmont County, tea at Kent Ok Roast at
Fremont and Fifth District gathering at Rudy Staple
tons swank home at Swanton.
THIS is THE YEAR
is the chant of Democrats they stomp the state
full two months ahead of election.
-:-:-:-
BIGGER THINGS LIE AHEAD
with Senator Henry Jackson coming into Jackson
County Sept. IA. and with Chairman Jim sulivans
outstanding kickoff dinner slated at Cincinnati the
following night Jim says he has 1900 tickets sold at
10 bucks copy for his Cncy affair and that makes
it the biggest event in recent Hamilton county history
ONE OF THE MAIN WORRIES
of the crack Democratic state team this year is
making all the meetings. they're popping up all over
in a tremendous surge from the local level
ONE COP SENATOR
who UNDERSTANDABLE wishes to remain unidentified.
told this writer last week that he conducted private
poll among so persons in his district last week and
could find only ONE who believes the Republican candl
date for governor will be elected
IT'S STILL MUCH TOO EARLY
but 1854 has all the eamaks of another landslide of
SO proportions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
AND SUNDAY

Democrats out all the state. with big
rally in Belmont County, tea at Kent, Ok Roast at
Fremont and Fifth District gathering at Rudy Staple
tons swank new home at Swanton
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
ONE OF THE MAIN WORRIES

of the crack Democratic state team this W
making" all the meetings. they're popping up
in a tremendous surge from the local level.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-09-03
THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING
AT KENTON
NEXT NIGHT

lat East Liverpool. 600 Democrats paid homag
to Congressman Wayne Hays and heard Senator Pa
Douglas of Illinois give with the facts of life.
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