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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28

IL lIISOuI 6Hd
cestom preko Malog Wash
ingtona, Pa, "a susjednu dr.
zavu West Virginiju, kamo
smo stigli "a diva sata voz-
ME. Udaljenost izmedju Pitts
burgha i Lansinga je nesto
OHIO IS milja, ali je to lijepo
poslije podne bio toliko au-
tomobila ma putu, da je bio
nemoguce juriti wise cd IS
do 40 milja ma sat.
Kad smo stigli ma zemljis-
tie, vec je bio .prilican broj
naseg clanstva sakupljen, pa
cak i popularni tamburaski
zbor "Sloboda" il East Pitts
burgha zapoceo je izvadja-
MEM nash narodnih pjesama
pod vodstvom brace Grcevic.
Upoznali smo Sc odmah i
bill smo pozdravljeni pc sko-
70 swim odsjecnim odbornici-
ma i casnicima ovih odsjeka
i ako SUI nekoji cd njih bill
stalno zaposleni oko proda-
vanja jela i plea, cesa je BIZ
10 ma pretek. Brat John Ba-
ron, predsjednik odsjeka broj
2 i upravitelj ~gnijezda br. 60,
vodio je brigu o svemu i ME
govi vrijedni pomocnici, Sc
sire Danica Djuranovic, An
ma Kostelic, Tereza Jelacic i
Marija Spehar, kao i braca
Perkovic, Rubcic, Jakovac,
Budinscak, Sokol i kumpar
i nekoji drugi, bill SUI bratu
Baronu cd pomoci gdje god
je on to cd njih zatrazio.
Odbornici nash bratskih
odsjeka pobrinuli SUI Sc, da
smo Sc imali priliku upozna-
ii sa mnogim nasim clanom
j clanicom, koje do sada nj
smo imali prilike vidjeti. U
razgovoru i zabavi sproveli
smo diva potpuna sata prize
pocetka programa. Ma r o d u
je bio veoma drago, da su
diva odbornika IL glavnog u
reda dosla medju Min, a po-
gotovo il razloga, sto je BIZ
10 oglaseno, da cemo brat
Grasha i ia isti dan u vecer
biti prisutni ma jednoj dru-
goj priredbi bratskog odsje-
ka u Pennsylvania, o kojoj
cemo priredbi reel par rijeci
kasnije.
Odsjek broj sos IL Weir
tona, w. Va, imao je sled
nicu isti dan, no odbornici o.
VOC bratskog odsjeka pozuri-
Ii SUI Sc sa sjednicom tako,
da SUI i oni prispjeli ma zem-
ljiste proslave ma vrijeme "a
program. NASH smo tn ne
koliko clanova il Mt. Clare,
w. Va, il Steubenvillea, o.,
il Dilles Bottom i Bellaire,
Ohio, prema cemu moglo Sc
zakljuciti, da SUI nasa braca
u West Virginiji postovana
kod naseg clanstva u toj o.
kolici i da oni posjecuju pri-
redbe ovih drugih bratskih
odsjeka u toj okolici, pa i'm
sada braca vracaju milo "a
drago.
Bio .je govora po nekim 3D.
bornicima ovih drugih brat
skin odsjeka, da &c Sc iduce
godine i njihovi odsjeci pri-
kljuciti OWN odsjecima u
West Virginiji u priredbi jed
ne zajednicke proslave "a
jednicarskog Dana u ovom
predjelu West Virginije i su-
sjedne drzave Ohio. Mi smo
pozdravili owl njihovu ma
mjeru i vjerujemo, da &c ma
rocito kod naseg clanstva u
Benwoodu i Warwoodu ova
zamisao naici ma svesrdno o.
dusevljenje. sto SUI vece pri-
redbe, to sc wise clanstva sa-
stane i upozna i bas kod O.
vakovih sc sastanaka mno-
go doprinese medjusobnom
razumijevanju i postovanju,
sto konacno najvise koristi
samoj organizaciji.
Program je zapoceo sa a
merickom j hrvatskom him
nom, koju SUI odigrali ma tam
buricama clanovi zbora oslo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-28

lcSIo POSllJc IL SAIL llJcpOIIl
mice opstanka Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice, spomenuvsi zaslu-
&c, narcotic pionira i organi-
zatora odsjeka broj 2, cd ko-
jih je polk. Ivan Ljubic bio
prvi glavni predsjednik "a
jednice.
Ma programu je nastupila
kao solistica sestra Nevenka
Usmijani, kcerka Andrije i
Pepine Usmijani IL Weirtona,
w. Va. Mlada Nevenka do
sla je il starog kraja u Ame-
riku pred godinu dana. Svi-
rala je ma harmoniku j pie
vala vrfo ljupkim glasom ne
koliko nash starokrajskih
pjesama ma sveopce zadovolj-
stvo. Mlada Nevenka je vrlo
inteligentna djevojka, svrsila
je gimnaziju u Zagrebu i sad
polazi redovito visu skolu ov-
die, da sc izvjezba u engle-
skom jeziku. clanica je "a
jednice j prvo, sto nam je
rekla u razgovoru bio je, da
>je cula u starom kraju "a
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
j njezinu plemenitu svrhu, no
nije nj IL daleka sanjala, da
je nasa organizacija tako We
lika, tako jaka i tako mocha.
Ma programu su takodjer
nastupile mlade djevojke -
Beaver Valley Koloettes IL
New Brightona, Pa, koje SUI
izvele nekoliko nasih kolo pie
sova j bile su vrlo burno po-
zdravljene.
Brat Grasha je pozdravio
prisutno clanstvo ma engle-
skom jeziku i bio vrlo paz-
1.-Two saslusan. Pod otvore-
MIN nebom govori obicno nj
su pazljivo slusani pc prisut-
nom c~lanstvu i prijateljima,
koji dodju ma ovakovu pri-
redbu, da Sc porazgovore,
zabave j nauziju pecenice j
hladnih plea u drustvu prija-
telja i poznanika. Ma ovoj
priredbi nash bratskih 3D.
sjeka il West Virginije opa-
zili smo, da Sc je prisutno
clanstvo okupilo oko poor
nice i vrlo pazljivo saslusalo
svaku rijec govornika. Oni-
ma, koji odrzavaju govore,
drago je vidjeti, kad su sa
zanimanjem slusani, pa je j
meni, kad sam dosao ma red,
bio lahko govoriti o nasoj
Zajednici, o zaslugama nash
pionira, o nasim naporima
danas, kao i o nasoj zadaci
"a u buduce.
Brat Grasha i ia, kao i svi,
koji SUI nastupili ma progra-
mu, bill SUI wise puta pc pri-
sutnom clanstvu prekidani sa
odusevljenim pozdravima.
Bio nam je lao, da nismo
mogli ostati sa nasim Clan
stvom, a narcotic sa odsjec-
MIN odbornicima nakon pro-
grama dulje vremena, jer
nam Sc je zurilo natrag u
Pennsylvania, gdje smo brat
Grasha i ia prisustvovali BAN
ketu, koji je bio priredjen pc
odsjecima broj 248 i 534 u
pocast brata i sestre Batinic
prigodom njihovog odlaska
ma posjet u start kraj, o &C.
mu &c biti govora u slijede-
Gem broju Zajednicara.
Cestitamo odbo r a
bratskih odsjeka u West Vir-
giniji ma ovako lijepo prize
djenoj i izvedenoj proslavi
opstanka 60-godisnjice Hrv.
Bratske Zajednice. cestitamo
takodjer clanstvu, koje Sc je
'odazvalo u onako lijepom
broju. Benwood, W. Va, je
zabiljezen u knjigu poyijesti
Zajednice ma prvoj stranici
zajedno sa starom Allegheny,
kao kolijevka Zajednice. U
isto vrijeme, kad je pokojni
Muzina zapoceo. pokret or
ganiziranja prvog odsjeka u
Pittsburghu, posjecivao je re-
dovito mas vec postojeci Cd
sick u Benwoodu, w. Va,
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
BETHEL
By Mrs. Anna Smith

The Friendly Sunday School
/ Class will meet on Monday eveninp
at the home Of Mrs. Harley Hast
ings.
The COunt-On-Me Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Mil
ton Tracey on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopkins en-
tertained the WSCS at their home
on Thursday evening. Eight new
members were admitted. They are
Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. James Scott
Mrs. Herman Cubbage, Mrs. Milton
Tracey Mrs. Reuben Moore, Mrs.
Paul Collins, Mrs. Frank Eskridge
and Clarence Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cordrev.
Jr., and son were guests Of friends
in Baltimore on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spicer re-
turned home after spending the
past two weeks in BellviIIe. N. J.
and New York. They were accom-
panied home by their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Orner Of Bellville, N. ].
Mrs. Roland Mumford of Raleigh
n. e., is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Hurley.
Rev and Mrs. j. H. Wbedbea of
Sherwood, Md, were town visitors
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Hudson. Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Godfrey of Mills
DOro were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Burton of
Philadelphia, were the weekend
guests Of Mrs. BurtOn's father
John T. Phillips.
Or. and Mrs. James e. Marvil
and daughter Of Laurel were din
ner guests on Wednesday of Mrs |
Ada Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. /
Bell.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Harley Hastings
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs
Clarke Abbott in Laurel.
Miss Ella West of Laurel spent |
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Il
ard Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Sirman Of |
Vest Hartford, Conn, were Satur-
lay guests of Horace Sirman and
Ar. and Mrs. Jennings Sirman.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
FARNlINGTON
BY Mrs.
Frances Hatfield
Phone
Harrington 7s7


Mr and Mrs. William Bradley
nave moved IN town and are now
residing in the Hope property.
Mrs Leon Rust entertained ct e
Stanley Party IN her home Tues
Gay afternoon.
The Ladies OF the Moose had
their annual Christmas PARTY in
their home near Harrington. The
program was IN charge Of Mrs
Frank Of Smyrna. Santa claus
visited all the children there ana
ieit them each a gift. Delicious
refreshments were served after
Santa's visit
The Greenwood p. q. Al. win
hold its monthly meeting Monday
evening IN the school house. After
short business meeting. trans
portation win be furnished for
everyone % 90 TO the new elemen-
lafy school in SeafOrd on a tourt
We hope everyone viii come.
Mrs. Mary Hatfield visited her
sister, Mrs. Joseph LOfand. IN nTiI-
Iord. Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Billy Bradley of
Milforo spent Sunday with his par
ents, Dir. and Mrs. Jack Bradley
mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Collins
spent Monday in Wilmington.
we are sorry to hear Of the ill
ness Of Mr.. Walter Krouse. We
nope ne makes a speedy recovery.
Mr. Clare Thompson is back In
me hospital. We wish him a short |
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
MILLVILLE
By Mrs. John S. Noble
Phone Dickinson 2O8
MlIIvlIle Methodist Chnrch

MillVllle Methodist Church
Services for Sunday, November
IA:
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Roland
j. West, superintendent.
Worship Service at IL a. m. Rev
w. Stanley Grant, pastor.
MYF will meet at $3.50 D. m.
( Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
The Cleaners Society will give a
dinner at the Cleaners Hall on
November IS.
Sidney Banks from Camp Gale
Colorado, is home for two weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ruley Banks.
Mrs. Robert Wiley entertained
the ChatterbOx Club at her home
on Wednesday evening. Those
present were Mrs. EtzeII Bean
champ of Lewes, Mrs. Kitty VIII
liams of RehobOth, Mrs. Hazel
Simpson, Mrs. Helen Kaufman.
Mrs. Zada Wilgus, Mrs. Lillian Ev-
ans of Ocean View, Mrs. Gertrude
Truitt of Bishopville, Mrs. Paul
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
SLAUGHTER NECK
Ara. Margaret r. Bennett
Phone Milton 5888

The Sunday School session will
be held at 1000 a. M, Sunday. No
kemoer a. v. H. Carey, superin-
tendent
worship service and sermon al
~ q. M. Rev. w. II. Revelle. Sr
pastor. A welcome is extended 10
all -
The Friendship Society IS invited
% the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. wiz
liam J. Dallas on Friday evening.
November - for their. montbiv
meeting.
Ar. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkhurst
are being congratulated upon the
Dlrth Of a baby boy, born II the
Milford Memorial Hospital on Fri-
DAY. Mrs. Parkhurst will be re-
membered as Miss Louise Work
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crerar Bennett and
cnilqren. Linda, Everett and Jave
Of bayView Farm, spent Saturday
evening with their parents, Mr.. and
mrs. Arthur Cannon Of Greenwood
on Sunday they were dinner euests
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. Irwin Bowman
ln Milford in celebration of Mr.
boWman's birthday anniversary.
mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spieer
nave returned from their wedding
TIP 70 patona Beach, Florida. Mrs.
spieer was formerly Miss Ann BEN
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Bennett
and children, Chryl and Steven. Of
wilmington, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
=. Bennett on FOWlers Beach Road
mr. and Mrs. COurtland smith
". and daughter were Sunday
evening guests OF Mrs. Richard
Stevenson and sons, Billy and Dol
phus and Miss Betty Jean Jener-
son at Black Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell and
children, Janet, Joan and George
were guests to dinner with Mr. and !
mrs. Vernon Hill and children i
barDara, Jon and Donald Ia Lin
coin on Sunday. Their son Jon Is
very glad to be at home again af-
ter spending Is weeks in the Mil
fora Memorial Hospital recuper-
atlng from an auto accident.
ar and Mrs. Russell Bennett ana
children, Mieele. Faye and Wavne
q Shady Brook were dinner guests
q Ar. and Mrs. Alfred Short and
children, Diane and Debbie near
Greenwood on Sunday.
MRS. Laura Millman spent Sun
lay with the Fox family ia Milford
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Goodhand
lnd children Of Harrington were
evening guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
leA =. Bennett and children on
Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
FISHERS DISTRICT
By Mrs Nora Rust

There viii be Sunday School Al
Iodd's Chapel at 10 a. m. On sun.
day Worship service at II a m
Pastor, Rev John Irwin. The sec.
ond series of the Sunday evenine
services viii be held at Salon
Church on November Ia at 2 "a 4
m. We are very proud to see on,
attendance increasing.
The Union Thanksgiving Service
with the Methodist and Rrefbren
churches in Farmington viii be
held on Sunday evening in Salem
church at 8 o'clock. Rov judy n
VIII deliver the Thanksgiving SER
mon. A cordial welcome to an.
Baptized at the baptistry in Den
ton Brethren Church in Denton
Nd, were Mr.. and Mrs. George lin
dale, Ella Mae Passwaters. Carol
Black, Elsie Houston and Alvin
Outten. -
Mrs. ] w. Rust has returned
nome after being a patient in the
Milford Memorial HOspitaI. Mrs
Lille Wiley and Mrs. Earl Grif-
nth are still patients this writing
we wish them speedy recoveries
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hewlett and
son spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rhfus How
lett. ~"
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faulk spent
saturday in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Post and son
Billy were recent callers of Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Lundell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Faulk on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus LundeI and
MT and Mrs. Clarence Workman
ana son were Sunday dinner guests
lf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rust and mn
ana Mrs. Willis Rust, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Rhodes. Mrs. GoOtee Brown
Ar. and Mrs. Lester Taylor.
St. Clair Thompson is home from
ne hospital but not much imDrOv-
q at this writing.
The Women's Work held their
meeting at the home of Mrs. Fran
.es Short on Thursday evening at
:80. ''s a.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
TRINITY

mrs. James Dill is spending some
time with her daughter Mrs Po-
family. anu
MISS Grace E. Hastings and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl White attended the
funeral of their uncle. George w
Neal IN Baltimore on Saturday
Family Fun Night will he hold ot
the Dublin Hill Community House
on Saturday evening. November 12
Each family will bring some re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Smith Of Car
neys Point, n. j., were guests of
the WalstOns on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Walston snant
Thursday evening with MI and
Mrs. o. d. Rhea in Seaford snJ
sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
FRANK Robinson in fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams of
fredericksburg and Mr.. and Mrs
EnOs Nichols spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w + Hast
ings. -'''a'
The Dublin Hill All Yellow Jack
ets Will meet at the Dublin Hin
community Hall on Thursday eve
ming, November 18.
The Trinity WSCS will meet at
Ine Dublin Hill Community Hall on
FRIDAY evening, November 10. Mr.
ana Mrs. Roland Russell will be the
host and hostess.
sunday School at Trinity Sun
DAY November IA, at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

McCabe of Dagsboro, Mrs. Ethel
Belts OF Clarksville and Mrs. May
! Phillips.
Mrs. Eva Culley of Wilmington
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs Harry
Dale, Jr.
Mrs. Ralph Steel is visiting Mrs.
Ella Adkins at Williamsville.
Mr and Mrs. ]. Conn Scott Of
Selbyville spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs Robert WILEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Noble. Jr.
and son Stephen of Salisbury. were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John S. Noble, Sr.
Mrs. Amos McCabe returned
home Sunday evening from Levitt
town, Pa, where she visited her
children, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowie
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

Wooern Construction CO.
Phone 323l
nesssi Delaware
al7.8
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12

Caaaiaoa Ada get results
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
YES. TAAr.s cRleKtr

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. lP
I Lrate neighbors have flooded police
1teadquarters here with reports Of
dlce games taking place under
street lights. In each instance the
men were catching crickets for fsb
bait. - ''9l
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
PIC CAPACITY FOR BIG
tNS,OgN WASHES PLUS
S9L|a; CONTROL
.0: Small I-as'l'as
WASHES
beeuUse...

The e-E he's a bigger lUb and uses enough
water to keep the clothes submersed in suds
throughout the washingl King Size capacity i
ideal for big-Family washes. You actually savs
water when you are able to wash fewer fuII.
capacity loads
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
MoRNINe eoMEoRr

{ NEW HAVEN. Conn. - lF) - Al
man was arrested for stealing 50
cents and newspaper from an un-
attended news stands. He told po-
lice he wanted the money to buy
breakfast and the newspaper to
read while he ate.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
WOman'S Discovery
Makes Margarine
Spread Smoother

Il you've ever spread a hole 10
bread" says Mrs. Filbert, you'll
share my satisfaction in this discov-
cry that makes my margarine spread
aN7OOtb-even when it's ice-c0I9g No
crumbling, no Jumping. No shaw.
Ing OF chipping off a hard block"
Mrs. Filberrs Margarine is her
own recipe, and it tastes so sweet
and fresh you can't tell il from the
most expensive spread. Only q
woman could make It taste so good
and spread so smoOthl Ask for Mrs,
Filbert'S Margarine.
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
sow,a MN

a new battery designed for feed.
ing synthetic sow's milk to bsby
pigs Is large enough to take care o.
~ pigs for two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
Intersection Has
Another Accident

Another accident at the inter-
section of East Catawba Road and
Route 1853 caused considerable
damage to two cars Tuesday fore
noon, but occupants escaped in
jury.
Joseph Brooks, At, Marblehead,
was driving east on 1853, and AL
bin Davidson, II, of Lyndhurst,
was going north on Catawba Road.
Davidson told deputy Myron Het-
rick that he made safety stop,
but failed to see Brooks approach
ing car. His wife and Allan Fer
guson, Cleveland, were passengers.
In the Brooks car were Cecil
Barnett nd his mother, Mrs. Rachel
Thompson, Marblehead. Agitation
for installation of a traffic light
at the intersection started some
months ago as result of the many
accidents there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
AMERICAN ORD.
ASSN GROUP
TO VISIT cod

Erie Ordnance Depot, as
sisted by the Cleveland Ord
nance District, will be host to
members of the Cleveland
post of the American Ord
nance Association and it's in
vited guests for an industrial pre-
parednesS tour on Columbus Day,
Tuesday, October IL.
The depot's military and civilian
members have been active in the
American Ordnance Association
for many years, but this is the first
time that Erie has been honored
by visit by group of the organi-
zation.
The purpose of the American
Ordnance Association is to keep
alive knowledge of Ordnance de-
sign and production; to assist in
the solution of the ramified tech
nical, scientific, and economic
problems incident to Ordnance
preparedness, and to integrate
closer and friendlier relationships
between Ordnance, Industry, and
Science. Its membership includes
the top men and women in these
fields.
Guests from Cleveland, Akron
Youngstown, Erie, Pa, and other
eastern cities will assemble in
Cleveland and travel by special
New York Central train to the de-
pot, arriving about IL Am. Guests
from Toledo, Lima, and Columbus
will travel by private automobile
or chartered bus.
Colonel Elmer w. Grubbs, COM
manding officer of Erie, will vel,
come the guests upon arrival, and
then, prior to embarking on the
afternoons schedule of events,
guests will be served box lunch
Continued on page 50
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
LIONS, F|REMEN
DO fine JOB
FOR FIRE WEEK

What Port Clinton firemen
termed this city's most sue
cessful observance of Fire
Prevention Week, as a result
of the fine cooperation of the
Lions Club, will come to an
end Saturday at 4 pm. when the
$5daily prizes awarded for identi-
fication of Fire Dem0~s" will be
made in front of the Gerner and
Wolf window display.
A couple tons of waste paper
have been collected by school
children and stored in trucks park
ed at the schools, until it can be
taken Saturday to the U. S. Gyp-
sum. All proceeds go to the
schools. Fire drills have been held
at six school buildings. Special dis
plays at the Ohio Fuel Gas and
the Gerner & Wolf store have i'm
pressed the Importance of fire pre-
vention. School kids, as junior fire
marshalls, have spurred their fam
lilies into close checks of home
hazards.
Sylvester Fritz and Lions club
committee members did fine job
IN co-SponSoring Fire Prevention
Week. Gratitude is expressed to
those giving special assistance, in
cluding Gerner & Wolf, Ohio Fuel
Gas, Sandusky Fire Extinguisher
Co., M, j. Edwards, Port Clinton
Sales and Service, Kelly Dunn
/, Motor Sales, Lake Auto Wrecking,
police, Heineman Dist. Co., and the
Younker, Fredericks, Belknap, Da-
vidS, Southwood and Fritz ms.
Companies.
EOD joined the observance by
inaugurating an extensive program
prepared by Major James NJ.
Mclaughlin, depot Fire Marshall
and Fire Chief LenniS E. Valance
to be continued throughout the
year. Bulletin boards displaying
fire literature are placed through
out the post, and there is display
OF fire extingu.Shers. Fire drills,
lectures, and demonstrations were
held. Major Mclaughlin is also
displaying a collection of pictures
of fire fighting vehicles of the 18th
century. Port Clinton and Oak Har-
Dor fire departments have been
invited to make an inspection of
fire fighting equipment and tour
the depot Friday between hours
OF $50 and $50 pm.
Fire Demon Identification prizes
so far have been won by: Jack
Gordon, who identified Louis War
ner at 9 am. Monday; Mrs. Harold
Masing, who identified Lafe An
derson at 2::30 pm. Tuesday; Char
les Anderson Sr., who identified
John Cerbus Sr. at Gas am. as
Wednesdays Demon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-08
SPECIAL POLICE
EXPAND SQUAD

Port Clinton Special Police,
called to a special meeting
with new Chief George Le-
master Tuesday night at city
hall, made enthusiastic plans
for intensified local activity.
Plans for special craftsmanship
training, eliminating in matches
with out-of-town groups were out.
lined by Chief Lemaster. State pa.
troll will assist with the training at
the city pistol range. Fine work OF
the group, in assisting with foot
ball game traffic was commended
Special Police, who are headed
by George Bankey as their chief
will be available for call to offer
protection at any public gatherings
or community event. Chief Lemast'
er invited the men to join regular
police on duty to familiarize them
selves with police routine.
A feather party, proceeds going
for equipment for the Squad, is
planned. A new registration is
planned, and any man interested
in becoming a member may file
an application.
Aid of Special Police will be
particularly needed right now, the
Chief emphasized, since the reg
ular force is short-handed. Next
meeting of the Squad is Oct. 19 at
City Hall.
Thirty-five are registered as Spe-
cial Police but "deadwood~ will be
eliminated and only actively par.
ticipating members will be con.
tinued. A demonstration of Jiu-
Jitsu by Chief Lemaster followed
the meeting, attended by 18 mem
bers.
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organization. Other officers elect
ed were: Frank Fowler, vice-presi-
dent; Lawrence Carpenter. secre-
tary-treasurer; John Hagerty, pro-
gram chairman; Dick Wolf, mem
bership chairman; Art Roda, Earl
Dreier, and Lynn Christensen,
trustees.
The Clubs 70 members include
boat enthusiasts from Port Clinton
and adjacent area, Oak Harbor,
Clyde, Toledo, and even one from
Mt. Clemens, Mich. Bi-weekly
Sunday trips, as group, proved
highly enjoyable. Monthly get
togethers during the winter will
keep up membership enthusiasm.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted by the Club for posting of
a storm warning signal when re-
quired, to warn craft out on the
lake. 1t will be flown from the
72-foot flagpole the Elks installed
in Waterworks Park. The flag
will be carried in the police cruis-
er, with police officers running
up the signal after they receive
radio weather reports.
The new launching ramp will be
in by next season, Mayor Harold
Jeremy has assured the club. 1t
viii bear a plaque calling atten-
ton to the storm warning signal
usking out-of door boaters to check
the pole before goin out.
Identif;c .tion flags, designed by
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