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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
ARMY CHANGES
STATUS OF TWO
COUNTY HEROES

Two more Ottawa County Kor-
can War heroes have been declar-
ed officially dead by the War De-
partment after being reported mis-
sing in action for many months.
They are Sgt. Steven Demeter
Jr., son of Steve Demeter, Sr., 424
Ottawa Street, Oak Harbor, and
Cpl. Roger E. Zunk, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Zunk, Clay Center
Sgt Harold C. Stamm, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Stamm, Oak Har-
Dor, previously was declared of
ficially dead earlier last week.
Cpl Zunk, lifelong resident of
Clay Center, enlisted in the Army
Jan 8, 1949, less than month
after his 22nd birthday. He attend
ed Clay High School and worked
at the Libbey y-Owens-Ford Glass
Company before his Army career.
Cpl Zunk was rifleman with
the Oath Infantry Division and was
ordered to the front lines in the
early days of the war. He was re-
ported as missing in action Julj
Is, 1850.
Surviving besides his parent,
are sisters, Mrs Arlene Volchov
and Mrs. Kathryn Draper; broth
ers, Malcolm, Frank and Eugene
all of Clay Center, and grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Beck.
Genoa, and Mrs. Elizabeth Zunk
Clay Center.
Sgt. Steven Demeter, Jr., was
born in Cleveland Sept. 2, 1923
and was the youngest of his family
/ His mother passed away in Dec.
1916.
Demeter enlisted in the Army a.
Toledo July 81, 1948, and had his
early Army training at Fort Dix
New Jersey. He was at his Oal
Harbor home on a five-day fur
Tough in August, 1948, and re
turned the next month for 10
day furlough before leaving fol
Fort Lawton, Seattle, Washington.
At Fort Lawton, he was struck
by truck and hospitalized three
weeks. On Nov. 5, 1948, Sgt. De
meter arrived in Japan where he
was stationed until September
1850, when he was sent to Korea.
Demeter fought with the 57tf
Heavy Field Artillery Battalion of
the 7th Infantry Division, and wa
declared missing in combat Dec.
b, 1850.
Members of his immediate fam
lily are the father, Stephen Demet-
er, Sr., and two sisters, Mrs. An
drew Domokos and Mrs. Frederick
Nehls, all of Oak Harbor; one
brother, John Demeter, Orwell. and
three other sisters, Mrs. Harold
Walgenbach, Detroit, Mrs. Roland
Arndt, Rocky Ridge, and Mrs.
Miles Kline, San Bruno, Calf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
DOCTORS DONATE $4,000 TO AID
DRIVE FOR HOSPITALS ADDITION

The campaign to raise 100000
to add a new wing to Magruder
Memorial Hospital advanced eleven
and two-thirds percent nearer its
goal with announcement this week
of the largest donation yet re-
ceived at campaign headquarters.
The amount was $4,000 and
came from the eleven doctors max
ing up the medical staff of Magru-
der hospital. Other doctors who
use the hospital infrequently will
give individually once the cam
paign gets into high gear.
With opening date for the solici-
tation drive still four weeks off,
the donation by the doctors
brought the total pledged to date
over the $4,000 mark.
Campaign leaders completed
their organization with appoint
ments to the Community Solicita-
tion committees. This division will
be divided into four groups, with
two groups being assigned to Port
Clinton and one each to Oak Har-
Dor and LakesideIMarblehead.
Named to head the one Port
Clinton group is Ralph Forster,
while the other one will be cap
tanned by Mrs. Verdi Won Thron.
Oak Harbor's solicitation will be in
the hands of George Peters, and
Lakeside -Marblehead's by William
Caldwell. Willard Weis will handle
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
LAKE SEARCHED
AFTER FLARES
ARE SEEN HERE

A widespread search for a
possible missing airp.ane was
touched off at Erie Ordnance
Depot shortly after 7 a. M. We'd
nesday when Paul Wright. a
radar tower operator, sighted
what he believed to be pistol
flares in Lake Erie, north of the
local federal reservation.
Officials at EOD Immediately
notified the MarbIehead Coast
Guard station and Toledo air.
port, but no planes had been re-
ported missing. Coast Guards
were unable TO send a boat out
into the lake, due to icy condi-
tions along shore.
Two planes from Crosse lie
Naval Air Station, Michigan,
searched the area during the
forenoon, and plane from Self
ridge Field, Michigan, took over
the search in the Afternoon.
Officials at the MarbIehead
Coast Guard station said there
had been no missing planes re-
ported at Coast Guard headquar-
ters or cAA offices in Cleveland,
but that there had been numer.
Gus reports of flares from the
Lake Michigan and Lake Erie
shores.
Personnel at Port Clinton air.
port. learning that a plane was
due here from Ontario, asked
the pilot TO be alert on the trip
across the lake. When fhe plane
arrived here shortly after noon,
the pilot reported no debris and
also said he had noticed no
search planes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

the campaign in Elmore.
These captains have been meet
ing with H. v. Fredericks, chair
man of Community Solicitations,
and individuals will be selected
from a large list of over 600 volun-
teer helpers.
Mrs. Won Thron's committee will
be headed by the following: Divi-
sion E, Mrs. Jake Pulschen; Divi-
sion F, Mrs. Russell Carnes; Divi-
sion G, Mrs. Albert Fall; and Di-
vision H, Mrs. J. C. Heckler.
On Mr.. Forester's committee are:
Burnell Gates, Division A; Jack
Lay, Division B; William Smith,
Division C; and Howard Fulton,
Division D.
Helping Mr. Caldwell are the fol-
lowing: Mrs. L. r. Merckens, Mrs.
A. H. Kelso and Miss Marjorie
Dayton.
The Speakers Division of Public
Relations, headed by Miss Florence
Specht and Mrs. Dale w. Hostrup,
have already addressed some 20
clubs and organizations, with an
equal number more scheduled in
the next few weeks before the cam
paign opens.
This group explains all phases
of the hospitals operations and
shows slides depicting the crowded
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
Ice Fishing Aids
Island Finances

With continued freezing
weather. ice fishermen at Putin
Bay last weekend started to re-
aIize financial gain while enjoy
ing their favorite winter past
time.
While the ice remains thin and
dangerous, the fishermen are
able TO cut holes in the ice at
Stones Cove, between Gibraltar
and PUf-in-Bay, and have been
getting catches Of perch and
piekereI.
Jim Rudy's catch Sunday sold
for $26 while Lyle Cotton"
DUssan sold his fish for S23.
Dick Fox and Bill Miller also
made good catches.
Eighteen boxes of fish were
shipped from Pvt-in-Bsy to the
mainland via Ralph Dietrick's
planes Monday morning. John
Nissen and Anchor Fish Com
pany were the shippers. Three
boxes were shipped Sunday
morning, and eight boxes ar
rived at the Port Clinton airport
Saturday forenoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
MATTHEWS BOAT
TO MAKE DEBUT

First public showing of The
Matthews Company's newest crui-
ser is scheduled for next week at
the National Motor Boat Show to
be held January 1923 in the
Kingsbridge Armory, New York
City.
While several of the 41-foot con-
vertible sedan cruisers have been
completed and delivered to custo-
mers, next week will mark the
public debut of the popular boats
which are built in Port Clinton by
this city's expert boat builders.
The sedan cruiser left Pcvt Clin-
ton by truck for New York City
last week. Vice President r. E.
SALTY" Reynolds will represent
The Matthews Company at the ma
tional show, planning to be there
Jan. 20-23.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
Plan Dances AS
March Of Dimes Aid

Boosting the March of Dimes APP
peal this month at Erie Ordnance
Depot will be the proceeds from
two special events, bake sale and
a dance.
The bake sale will be held Fri
day noon, Jan. Is, in the post rest
aurant and snack bars in Bldgs. 20,
l60 and 101. 1t is sponsored by the
EOD Women's Club, and all pro
ceeds will be turned over to the
depot's March of Dimes fund.
The Post Civilian Welfare Coun-
Gil will be hosts at a March of
Dimes dance Saturday night, Jan.
%, in the Oak Harbor Armory.
Max Harder's orchestra will play,
and dancing will begin at 9 PM
EOD members and friends are
welcome to attend. Tickets are on
sale in all offices and shops, and
by all members of the Welfare
Council.
Harvey Battrell, Port Clinton, is
post chairman for the 1854 appeal
for funds for the National Found
alton of Infantile Paralysis. EOD
employees last year contributed
Sl470.49, or approximately an av-
erage of 48 cents per person, to
this worthwhile cause.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
Pennsylvania and Ohio
National Guards Are
Also Due At Local Camp

With permanent Army AA
troops scheduled for training nine
months of the year and an en-
larged National Matches due in
August and September, Camp Per-
ry's spacious acres also will be the
site for increased Ohio National
Guard training this summer.
Brig. General Julius Stark,
Ohio's assistant Adjutant General,
said in Columbus early this week
that Ohlo's famed 37th Division
will return to Camp Perry for
two-week training period during
July for the first time in many
years.
Besides the entire 37th Divi-
sion, other National Guard troops
which will train here include the
371st. Ohio AA Group and the
215th Pennsylvania AA Group.
Ohio's 37th Division returns to
National Guard status this month
after being in federal service for
the past two years. During that
time, the 37th was stationed at
Camp Polk, Louisiana
While parts of the 37th trained
at Camp Perry off and on more
recently, the entire division has
not trained at the local state res
ervation since before World War
H. After the division received
heavy artillery equipment, its
training site was changed first to
Camp Atterbury, Indiana, and
then to Camp Grayling, Michigan.
Dates for the 37th Divisions
training at Camp Perry, as an
nounced by General Stark, are
July IL to 25. The 371st Anti-Air-
craft Group, Ohio National Guard,
will be at Camp Perry from July
18 to August l, while the 215th
AA Group, Pennsylvania National
Guards, will arrive August / for a
two-week encampment.
Permanent AA troops, probably
numbering 600, are to be stationed
at Camp Perry nine months of
the year but exact date of their
arrival has not been disclosed. The
Department of the Army recently
authorized expenditure of 1884, 900
to build and repair AA firing
ranges at Camp Perry and Locust
Point.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
NEW LOOK Seen
AS C0UNC|LMEN
HOLD 1ST MEET

''The New Look" was very much
in evidence Tuesday night when
Mayor Harold Jeremy and his new
official family convened in the
first official council meeting of
the year.
1t not only marked the first
meeting for the city's first coun-
cilwoman, CarliSta Snyder, but also
for Mayor Jeremy and several 9th
er new officials.
Spectators arriving at council
meetings first see Mrs. Snyder and
councilmen A. w. Chapman and
Charles Ruddock, whose seats face
the door, and Councilman Andrew
Kastro and City Clerk Boyd Mar
tin, whose seats face the front of
the room.
Seated with their backs to the
door are councilmen George
Schade, Roy Oman and David
Jeremy. At the presiding stand
are President of Council Lee
Bracken, who presides, Mayor Jer-
emy and the new solicitor, Adair
WILDER.
A complete list of his appoint
mentS was announced by Mayor
Jeremy, but council voted to table
the list until the next meeting on
Mrs. Snyder's motion and O'Nan's
second. All voted yes but Schade
Mayor Jeremy announced the
following appointments: Reed Hos
Ter for safety director, Jack Shef-
fer as police chief, William Crohen
as waterworks superintendent
Carl Ruddock as street commits
Sioner, Walter Miller as fire chief
Lowell Petersen as member of the
Planning Commission, Walter Wa
gener for six-year term on the
Board of Public Utilities, Pau
Rohacha as harbor master.
Jeremy also named Charles De
Witt, four-year term, and Curtis
Kuhnle, two-year term, as mem
bers of the city's Civil Service
Board to serve with present mem.
ber Harold Worst, whose term is
for six years. He stated former
members Carl Keller and Ralph
Snyder declined re-appointment.
Council committees appointed by
Mr.. Bracken were announced as
follows:
Finance Committee: S h d e.
chairman, Ruddock and Mrs. Sny-
der.
Sewer Committee: Chapman
chairman, Jeremy and Kastro.
Sidewalks and Streets Commit
tee: Jeremy, chairman, Kastro and
Ruddock.
Safety Committee: oman, chair
man, Chapman and Schade.
Health and Welfare: Kastro
chairman, Mrs. Snyder and Jeremy.
Parks Committee: Schade, chair
man, Oman and Mrs. Snyder.
Buildings Committee: Ruddock.
chairman, Oman and Jeremy.
Annexation Committee Gan i'm
portant new group, Bracken en-
phasized), Mrs. Snyder, chairman,
Schade and Chapman.
Airport Committee: Lee Brack.
en-, chairman, Ruddock and Schade.
Three fliers who use the airport
often were named as advisors to
the airport committee They are
Carl BRO, Carl Matthews and John
Zetzer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
COUNCIL ASKS
AIRPORT STUDY
TO END MIX-UP

Ordinances, resolutions and a.
mendments pertaining to operation
of Port Clinton's municipal airport
are to be studied by the city's new
solicitor Adair WILDER SO that
council can approve necessary a.
mendments at its next meeting.
Councilwoman Carlista Snyder
made the motion to ask the city
solicitor to study the legal papers
and make necessary changes after
the landing fee ordinance No. AS
and its proposed amendment were
brought on the floor. Her motion
was approved unanimously.
Also approved unanimously was
resolution SAL, granting the coun-
ty commissioners permission to
construct a pumping station at
State and Maple Streets to aid the
Gypsum waterline.
Solicitor WILDER also was in
structed to draw up necessary leg
islation so a bill of $12,780,85,
owed Finkbeiner, Pettis and
Stroud, Toledo engineering firm,
for services completed regarding
the sewage treatment and sewage
disposal plants, can be paid.
AL Kalb and Councilman Roy
oman discussed a sewage problem
in Erie Gardens, caused apparently
by a broken or faulty sanitary sew
er in the Bay Township part of the
housing project, but the discussion
ended when council decided the
problem is Erie Gardens own re-
sponsibility.
Complainant in the case is Jess
Eaton, West Third Street, who
contends the sanitary sewer in Erie
Gardens overflows into a town
ship ditch which carries the refuse
past his residence. Erie Gardens
management has promised to rem
edy the situation.
Carl Heckler, chairman of the
Board of Public Utilities, presented
two letters from the Ohio Depart
ment of Health which related to
the city's proposed sewage treat
ment and sewage disposal plants.
The state board of health ap-
proved the project under the fol-
lowing conditions: the city must
provide proper operation and main
tenance for the pumping station
and intercepting sewers and the
sewage disposal plant contract
must be awarded before April l.,
1854.
In approving the sewage treat
ment plant, the state board of
health ordered the city to provide
necessary technical supervision and
to keep daily records of operation
which must be submitted monthly
to the Ohio Board of Health, that
filter material must be approved
by the state board, and that con-
tract for the project must be a.
wared by April l, 1854.
After council discussion, the
clerk was authorized to answer the
letters in the affirmative.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
Nehls To Seek
Reider's Seat

Leroy Nehls, Oak Harbor real
tor, this week began circulating
petitions for the Democratic nomi.
nation as state representative for
Ottawa County.
Rumors were that another Oak
Harbor businessman might file for
the same office, but a relative
stated Wednesday he had not
made definite decision as yet.
Former mayor Carl Becker, Port
Clinton, will be Republican
candidate for the, position now
held by Robert w. Reider, publish
er of The News, who will be a
candidate for Secretary of State
next May.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
DIT Coaches Plan
Members GYM Mite

All members of the Port Clinton
Downtown Coaches are urged to
attend a different type meeting
next Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, at
$50, when the facilities of the
high school gymnasium will be
available for gym night.
Members who are fighting a
middle age spread" can play bas-
ketball, volleyball or sit on the
Sidelines and play checkers if they
so desire.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
Local Rifle Club
Defeats EPG Team

Port Clinton's rifle club defeated
the E.P.G. team at Erie Ordnance
Depot's rifle range Tuesday eve
ming, 1415 to 1890. Next week,
Fremont's club will fire at the
local range.
Marvin Nelson was top marks
man with 288. Milton Longs target
scored 285, Amos Fall, 283, George
Walter, 282, and C. Herringshaw,
277.
For EPG, Carl Stiger led with
286. Harmon Tusten fired 284, H.
Whipple, 283, R. Lilley, 269, and
C. Brown, 268.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
9th DIVISION TO RETURN TO CAMP
PERRY IN JULY after long ABSENCE
Union Chapel Buys
St. Tohn's Annex

Trustees of the Union Chapel,
Catawba Island, have purchased
the annex to ST. John Lutheran
Church, and the structure will be
moved to Catawba early this
spring to be used as an addition
to the non-denominationa chapel.
According to the contract, St.
John parishioners may use the an
mex until March 81 when the spa
ciouS new church addition is to be
completed. Emery Gielow handled
the transaction.
Rev. John Braun, pastor of St.
John Lutheran Church, stated that
formal dedication of the new ad-
dition is scheduled soon after
Easter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
Home-Sports Show
Set For Armorv

February 24-28 are the dates
for the second annual Ottawa
County Sports and Home Show,
sponsored by The Ottawa County
News, with the big event again TO
be held in the Port Clinton Arm
ory.
Paul Spor. Toledo, soon will
announce the nationally famous
radio and Tv stars who will ap-
pear at the big show. A feature
will be the talent contest in
which any Ottawa County resi-
dent can compete. Chick Tinker
again will serve as show manager
and business firms wishing to
contract for booth space should
see him Immediately.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
NOT POLIO

NOT POLIO
Following a series of tests at
Maumee Valley Hospital Monday,
doctors announced that Genevieve
Osborne, 11-year-old granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Osborne
Daytona Beach, is not a polio VIC
tim. They have diagnosed her i'll
ness as severe attack of influen-
"a. When admitted Sunday night,
the Gypsum school girl repeatedly
had displayed numerous symptoms
of polio. She was to be returned to
her grandparents home Thursday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
KlWANlS MEET

Four members of the high school
debate team, Sharon Anderson,
Steve Corthell, Scott Carter and
Jack Glickman, entertained Kiwan-
is Club members with their debate
in the EUB Church hall Wednes-
day noon. Paul Moon was in charge
of the team, and Howard Fulton,
club president, presided.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

After successfully completing
the rigid curriculum of four
years of high school work in two
years, Port Clinton grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Nora Frontz, 232 East
Sixth Street, has been awarded
from the American School Of
Chicago her lifelong desire Of
attaining a high school educa-
iion. Her diploma was earned
after many hours Of study in ad-
difion to her occupation and
household duties. Mrs. Frontz
is So and her many friends and
neighbors Join her family in con-
graduating the local woman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

Harmon Steinmiller h a S
been an election official for
33 consecutive years. and he
knows that part of the code
frontwards and backwards. {.
One of the growing number of
commuters is Carmon Norwine,
former Port Clintonite and now a
resident of Genoa who is an exec
utive at the Oak Harbor State
Bank :.
Steve and Rosetta Novak, Of the
Gardens, spent the holidays with
her folks in Texas. he's the
local clo prexy. land labor
colUmnist.
Cloyse Lehman, a rabid
sports fan, and his Oak Har-
Dor Boosters are all set for
their third annual Golden
Gloves tourney on Jan. 30th. .
all proceeds will benefit the
Veterans Memorial Park
light fund.
Have you noticed the planting of
Cotton in front of one of those new
homes near the Three Mile Cros-
sing?
Sign-of-the.times: At q gasoline
station mot locsi). ITO keep from
having complaints about our free
service, there will be no free ser.
vice."
Helene Schimansky, one
time Ottawa County school
teacher and nova permanent
fixture in Los Angeles, came
home for Christmas for the
first time in 18 years. and
was disappointed by the lack
of snow. :.
What's this we hear about a new
small loan company over at neigh
boring Oak Harbor?
That Iivewire Cafawba Island
fire fighting company is sponsor.
ing another dance Saturday night.
AL Cobb is a newcomer to
Ottawa County and not to be
confused with Port Clinton's
political leader, AL Kalb. the
former is with the Multiplex
plant at Elmore.
That Chemical Mortar Co. re
union has been re.scheduled for
Feb. 9th. the date was upped to
avoid conflict with March of Dimes
activities.
=
Jack Park, the editor, has trans.
ferred from Port Clinton Rotary
Club TO fhe unit at Oak Harbor.
What's happened to that
realty deal involving a we'll
known Port Clinton business
block?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15
bob-TaIes
BY ROBERT W. RElDER

One reason Common Pleas Judge
Tom d. Stahl looks as fit as the
proverbial fiddle is that Commute
walk he takes each evening :.
Some Of the folks out in Danbvry
are interested in getting the state
10 widen the highways between
East Harbor and Sandvsky Bay
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

Steve and Rosetta Novak, Of the
Gardens, spent the holidays with
her folks in Texas. he's the
local CIO prexy. land labor
coiUmnist.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

Sisn-of.the.times: At a gasoline
station mot locai). ITO keep from
having complaints about our free
service, there will be no free ser.
vice."
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

Harmon Steinmiller h a S
been an election official for
33 consecutive years. .and he
knows that part of the code
frontwards and backwards. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-15

Have you noticed the planting of
Cotton in front of one of those new
homes near the Three Mile Cros-
sing?
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