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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30
First Page Appearance = Worlds
kewspapers-Of the Second Coming
Of (the) Chris" Imperative!
re Individual, National, and
International Thinking
and Leadership!
PREMATURE DEATHS!
THINKING FAILURES EVERY ONE
carer .N.D nDrxrrn,rtAh,

PREMATURE DEATHS!
THINKING FAILURES EVERY ONE!
CAUSE AND PREVENTION!
42YEAR OLD PHYSICIAN STRICKEN BY
HEART ATTACK!
THE DEVIL MATERIALISMi-AN
MAGNETISM STEALS A QUARTER
CENTURY FROM AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY,
VIA so-called THINKING VOID OF SCIENTIFIC
SOUL S-EN-S-E!!!- THINKING VOID OF THE
DYNAMIC LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY" (Jesus).-
OF THE SCIENTIFIC APPREHENSION OF THE CHRIST
DIVINE PRINCIPLE OF LIFE INDESTRUCTIBLE,
OF INFINITE SPIRIT Mind SOUL!- "OUR
FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALLHARMONIOUS"!-
WHOSE WHOLLY HARMONIOUS SPIRITUAL
CREATION S-A-T-U RATES EVERY IOTA
OF THE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!!!
The doctors true beng-hs divine and spiritual in
dividusli,y-lS D1SCOVERABLE IN HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS ON THE RIGHT SIDE
OF OUR FACULTIES
CONSCIENCE REASON!- JUDGMENT
SPIRITUAL SENSE VIA THE CHRIST MASTER
SCIENCE MESSIAH!- WHICH SEPARATES
HUMAN BELIEFS, ILLUSIONS AND DELUSIONS
OF PHYSICAL SENSE FROM MANS
INDESTRUCTIBLE DIVINE SONSHIP WITH
OUR GOD, WHO is LOVE!l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30
Fear No EciI
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
:SUS MANIFESTED DIVINE LOVE

WHILE THINKING ON THE LOVE CHRIST JESUS
MANIFESTED FOR MAN THROUGH DIVINE MIND, the
what should bring to readers in keep
ing with our regular subject And thinking little longe
the word humility up Taking little time to look
p the word in Websers dictionary the definition reads
state quality of being humble in SPIRIT freedom from
pride and arrogance; lowliness Of mind.
MANIFEST THE ZONE MIND"
The greatest thing the world is to be able to make
ma st the LONE MIND" To do this find that to be
able to BRING THE HUMAN (SOCALLED) MIND INTO
LOWLINESS is THE FIRST STEP TOWARD LEARNING
MANS DIVINE ABILITY TO DEMONSTRATE THEI
ONE DIVINE MIND. To be able to rise up above
humav seIshness, and the pride of human spiritual
progress And progress the law of Cod through
spiritual progress that find the pathway that leads into
that oneness of Life. Truth and Love"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30
One Year Of Eisenhower!
His Nomination = a Miracle! =
Senator Paul Doug|as-Before
He Turned Sour! (smiIes)
Josef Stain Gives Up the Ghost!
land Beria, Too!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c.s. 4
Modern Christian Science Crusader


How Science Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO
Jesus loved righteousness and hated inquity'!
The ''ukev arm live in fools paradise!
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS RUN INTO
EULL MARKET'!-N MORE FRANKLIN,
ELEANOR OR HARRY. OR ROSENBERG DUPES!M
BLCODSHED HAS CEASED IN KOREA!
22.oco PRISONERS RELEASED IN DEFIANCE OF
BLOODY, RED, CHINESE THREATS!
EISENHOWER AND DULLES HAVE THE
INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVE! THEY ARE
FUNCTiCNlNG IN ACCORD WITH THE
DEMONSTRATE FACT THAT THIS PROTESTANT,
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST NATION is GODS MESSIAH
TO ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLESi!
DIVINE PRINCIPLE HAS REPLACED DEVlLIsH!-
DEMCCRATIC,- DEMAGOGIC EXPEDIENCY!-
WITH MILLIONS OF THE DEVILS ADAMS AND Ewes
PLAYING UNCLE SAM FOR UNCLE SUCKER
BEING STEADILY REDUCED
CHANGING TO SPIRITUAL. CHRISTLIKE
PATRIOTISM TO GOD AND COUNTRY!
SCIENTIFIC. CHRlsTLIKE HONESTY is SLOWLY
BECOMING POPULAR AS NOT JUST GOOD
POLICY BUT DiVlNELY PRUDENT AND
IMPERATiVEl- IN ACCORDANCE WITH GODS
HIGHEST REVELATION SINCE
JESUS, TO His MARY, BAKER EDDY
HONESTY IS SPIRITUAL POWER ~
DISHONESTY is HUMAN WEAKNESS WHICH
FORFEITS DIVINE HELP"!-
INDIVIDUALLY AND NATIONALLY
FAMILY WISE, OF COURSES
PURiFICATlCN or THE NATIONAL SOUL is
PROCEEDING WITH GODS GUIDANCE
UNDER HIS HIGHEST POLITICAL REPRESENTATIVE
ON EARTH TODAY
DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER,!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30
The Devils Roman CathoIism and
It's So-CaIIed Education!

The devil-materiasm - animal magnetism the
carna so-called mind Catholic history gives you the
form and tradition of Christianity mot its spiritual sub
stance
CONSIDER ONE OF THE FRUITS THEREOF
BANKRUPT ITALY!
AND THE DEVILS JUDAS JUDAISM REJECTS
THE NEW TESTAMENT
Spiritual nsanty!-a moral and spiritual sckness!!
AND THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDICA STRIVES TO
TEACH THE YOUNG PEOPLE HEALTH
The devil trying Jesus basic declaration: THE
flesh prohteth nothing!
CIT is THE SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH;
THE FLESH PRIFITETH NOTHING:
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY
ARE SPIRIT, AND THEY ARE LIFE."-John 6:63
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
GARDEN-PATCH


NEw tableware for the spring is
In the garden-patch casserole. 1t
comes in a variety of clear natural
colors and vegetable shapes. wait
ing your choice at the greengrocer's.
Choose as you will the lacquer green
of the pepper. ayocado's deep green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

Armour Star Pork Sausage
gives you lasting pep!
there's real stick to the-ribs nourish-
ment in every bite of tender, juicy
Armour Star Pork Sausage! Chock-full
of proteins and viramins, breakfast Of
Armour Star Pork Sausage gives you
the lasting energy you need for busy
morning. And how you'll love its rich,
fresh Aavor-maybe with breakfast sand
witches" like this. waffles sprinkledwith
powdered sugar andraspberry jaminside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

the royal purple OF eggplant the gold OF the SQUASH
bronze of the carrot blood red of tomato Nature pre-
sens her beauties in casserole FORM This basic filing
a salmon stuing is planned for Lent. Mantle natures
casserole with rich sauce Of egg cheese or tomato
Basic 4alsaom StuGfing
tablespoons butter or IA cups soft bread
margarine crumbs
2 tablespoons finely u teaspoon salt
chopped onion II teaspoon pepper
! l-pound can salmon. u teaspoon dry mustard
drained and faxed egg
Melt tablespoons of the butter add onion and cook
until tender but not brown Remove from heat; add to
salmon with u cup of the bread crumbs. Add SALT
pepper and mustard to egg; beat slightly. Stir into
salmon mixture. Pile stung into desired vegetables
Melt remaining butter; add remaining cup bread
crumbs. toss lightly. Top vegetables with buttered
crumbs. Place in baking pan; add hot water to cover
bottom of pam Bake at 35O'F. for IS to 40 minutes.
Tomatoes: Wash 4 large tomatoes; cut slice from
stem end Scoop out pulp and juice PRESERVE for steved
tomatoes) Stuff and bake Yield: portions.
Green Peppers Wash medim-sized green peppers;
cut thin slice from stem end: remove seeds Parboi
10 minutes. Stuff and bake. Yield: portions.
Eggplant: Wash large eggplant; cut in half length
wise Scoop out center; chop Cook with the onion and
butter in basic stufhng until vegetable is tender
about minutes Stuff and bake. Yield: portions
AROSE-COLORED HEAVEN near PhOenix sends
hOn,e-styIe recipes for dessert merit ceek.
G~1-z.uGk2M<k
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
Give II A Thought

The mail always floods news
paper offices with publicity for
anything and everything, but few
such offerings thJf ever weM
across oIt lhesk can equal in
poignancy the material sent by
the American Leprosy missions,
telling of the work being done at
the United States Public Hospital
at Carville, La.
We don't think much about lep-
rosy here-there has been only
one case we can ever recall here.
CThat was an uuinerant, a few
years ago.. But it can happen to
any of us. And the terrible stigma
of Biblical days no longer hold
true. Recovery, at Carville, can
be complete. Efforts are being
made to do away with the woed
"leper", and to user victim of
leprosy", or victim of Hansen's
disease" instead.
But the one sentence in the
publicity that got us most of all
was: "The fear of being feared
is perhaps deeper and more piogn-
ant than the physical suffering of
the disease itself"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
Anybody Got a Medal?

Seems to us that when medals
for unselfish service are handed
out, the women who take on the
tough and time-absorbing jobs of
Den Mothers for bunch of en-
ergetic little Cub Scouts ought to
stand right in the front of the
receiving line.
It takes time; it takes patience:
it takes stamina, and a lot of
times it takes plenty of sacrifice.
Take Pat 0Mrs. Bud) Pearcel
for instance. She dislikes ball
games with an intense fervor. But
she went along with her Cubs to
Cleveland last Thursday, and Bud
was one of the generous guys who
took a day off work to drive them
down. Besides sitting through a
baseball game (Which is her idea
of nothing at alD, Pat had the
discomfort of having undergone
40 injections in her back the pre-
vious day, as part of an allergy
test series she's undergoing.
Another gal who did fine job
as a Den Mother was Mrs. George
Wight of Short-st. She's had to
give it UP one of those pesky
ruptured spinal discs hospital
lied her for a couple of weeks,
and has kept her in a brace for
some time now. You can bet her
Cubs were among her most en-
thusiastic well-wiShers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
BIR HDkYS..
ANNIVERSARIES

August 13: Lester Below, Rich
ard Snider, Mrs. Harry Kerr, Mrs
Harold Fletcher, Wayne BahnSen,
Frank Thompson of Lakeside,
James Brown, Mrs. r. E. Snider,
Albert Grover, Mary Lou Miller,
Musick, Harry Teplitsky, DeWolfe
Perry.
August Ia: Emma Bahnsen,
Earl Schroeder, Mrs. Frank Moore,
Lawrence Won Claim, Alvin Ward,
Lynn Jones, Mrs. ]. E. Johnson,
Mrs. Marie Brown, Howard Smith
Wedding Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Brokate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Reitz, Mr.. and Mrs
William Misch.
August Is: Ruth Kessler Banks
Burnell Gates, Jean Ann Woolley
Mrs. Hazel Montgomery, Margaret
Johansen, Mrs. Evelyn Stetsen.
August Is: Arthur LundgarC
Jr., Mrs. ]. H. Harris, Carol Rof
kar, Wayne Lockwood, Mrs. Edith
Younker. Wedding Anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wainwright
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dewitt, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Dewitt.
August Armbruster, Joan Pig
ney, James Gardner, Charles Leg
gett, Lee Schmitt, Karen Sue Hos
trup, Orville Apling. Wedding
Anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Qualman, Mr.. and MRS
John Sauvey.
August 18: Louis Cover, Mrs
Catherine Winnie, Mrs. Ruth Mi
nier, Austin Montgomery, Forres
A. Moody, Mrs. Mary Jane Ander
son. Wedding Anniversary of MI
and Mrs. M. J. Barnholt, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Madison Jr.
August 10: Mrs. Frank Dubbert
! Dorothy Buchanan, Marie Miller
Lorna Gulau, Christ Williamson
Thomas Stuckey, Martin Gain
! Dalton A. Delor. Wedding ami
vexsary iof Mr.. and Mrs; Ne.c
Newcomer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Z
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc,
Fulkert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

The two new positions are des-
ignated technical advisor and as
sistant to the executive officer.
James S. Stewart, Fremont, as
sumes the position of technical
advisor, and Leo Perry, Port Clin-
ton, has been named assistant to
the executive officer.
The proof and inspection ldf-
vision is abolished in order that
inspection may become an indi-
vidual function responsible to the
commanding officer, and in order
to consolidate all proof opera
tins under the assistant for supply
operations.
In the transfer of personnel as
a result of the reorganization,
Capt. Arthur R. Chase, former
chief of proof and inspection, be-
comes the chief of depot main
tenance.
Dante Bell, Port Clinton, form
er chief of proof and inspection
becomes chief of the engineering
office of depot maintenance, tC
which is transferred khe engi
neering functions performed tin
the past by proof and inspection
and maintenance divisions Pro
duction control activities will be
absorbed by the same activity
in depot maintenance.
Bert Alexander, Port Clinton
assistant chief of proof and in
spection, will head up the new
inspection office, and will be res
ponsible for both industrial ant
field service material inspection
Clayton Border, Fremont, will
head the ordnance operating pro
perty office, which will be res
ponsible for the receipt, storage
issue and shipment of ordnance
industrial material proof accept
ed by the depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
FRED GRIMM


We certainly feel that the farm
field days such as orchard day and
the soil conservation meet just
ended are grand opportunities for
neighbors to get together and en-
JOY a friendly visit. The various
contests and demonstrations offer
plenty of opportunity for discus
cions. Old and new ways are COM
pared; recollections are made of
how we did it in days gone by; and
the kids just love to sit on those
big tractors and pretend they are
driving.
We enjoy the spirit entered in
the blowing contest by Gaillard
Markley and Earl Moore. Both
help each other. They use the same
kind of equipment and Gaillard
Markley the second place winner
has already declared his inten-
tions for next year.
=
We'd like to thank some folks
for helping with the All tractor
rodeo. Carl Waggoner from Port
Clinton, Earl Johnson and Willis
Milbrodt, Williston, Ed Cross, Oak
Harbor and Roy Shaffer, Elmore.
Judges who helped us included
Wonrisk Stuckey of Sandusky
county, R. F. Thayer and Gaylord
Croll. Gaylord readily pitched in
when one of the judges got sick.
Other winners in the All Tractor
rodeo included Carroll Knieriem,
second; and Arnold Foss, third;
both of rural Oak Harbor. Both
Fred Stick and Carroll Knieriem
are previous county winners. They
have participated in the state con-
test and so are ineligible to COM
pete this year. Therefore third
place winner Arnold Foss will rep
resent the county at the State Fair.
|
Work is progressing nicely at
the new All Building. We are
working there every day. Just
bring a saw, hammer, and plenty
of energy. We need you for the
bigger All program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

anu MIS-. JIMMY hOUeI, MI. anu
Mrs. Joe Cuba and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Smorgala, Jr and family,
Mr.. Peter Chura, Miss Inez Chura
and Mrs. Helen Smorgala and loan.
James Thierry, attorney-at-law
has opened an office in Eberwine
Bldg, next to Lake Dry Cleaners.
George Lucas is convaleScing at
home since his release from Ma
gruder Hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dress, fell and
broke her wrist in her back yard
while hanging clothes on Monday
morning.
Mrs. John Mihalik and children
of Cleveland spent week with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Krohe and Arlene.
Tom Findley of Cleveland is
spending a week with Chuckie
Ontko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Carter are
now residing in Port Clintok
where Mrs. Carter is a teacher at
the Public School.
Miss Jean DZiak is spending a
week with her mother Mrs. John
DZiak and Janet.
Miss Roseann Kaspar has under
gone surgery at Magruder hospital
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Lickvar and
Mrs. Mary Shiglinsky of Cleveland
spent few days as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Capko.
Miss Joan Smorgala is spending
a weeks vacation in Youngstown
Ohio, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
l.. Bro who have spent the week.
end here.
Members of the Knights of Co
lumbuS held communion services
Sunday at st. Joseph's Church
Breakfast was served after serv
ices by Catholic Ladies of Colum
bia.
Miss Mary Jane EarlS spent tht
weekend with parents Mr.. and Mrs
George Earls.
The Veterans of Foreign War
Auxiliary 1872 will hold their an
nual picnic on Thursday at 8 pm.
August 18th.
Mrs. Carolyn McClurg who ha.
been rooming with Mr.. and Mrs
John Brasser has joined her hus
band in Duluth, Mimi. who is will
U. S. Coast Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luska ant
daughter of Cleveland were ac
companied by Mrs. Julia Zipp; anC
Mrs. Helen Veverka on their triI
to Melvindale, Michigan and Can
ada when they visited relatives
there for few days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13

SanduSky visitors Tuesday were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Zimmerman and
Linda. and Miss Bonnie Fox.
Miss Margie Hooven daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hooven is now
residing at Put-in-Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Winkler of
Sandusky, have purchased a lot
from Larry Wires and are now
building a summer cottage here.
Mrs. George Hartlaub and Mrs.
Edna Devore spent Friday visiting
at Put-in-Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ersel Maynard and
children are vacationing in Ports
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bower and
David spent the week in Greens
burg, KY. where they visited with
friends and relatives.
Sandusky visitors Friday were
Simon Fox, Jack Hooven, Stanley
Wires, Ronald Bower, Bill Bower,
and Donald Stonerook.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zura and
children visited over the weekend
in SanduSky and Marblehead.
William Axtell, Cleveland is
visiting with his sister and family
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartlaub.
George Masten and Bill of To
ledo are visiting on the Island.
Elwood Schaffer of Venice spent
the weekend at the Bower home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Zura and
Joan, Sandusky are visiting with
Mr.. Zura's sister and family Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Fox.
Dean Harris, Sandusky spent
several days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Stonerook.
Cottage owners here over the
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunny Scott anc
Mr.. and Mrs. George Petry.
George Hartlaub spent Saturda;
visiting in Sandusky.
Guests 1T the Paul Stonerool
home over the weekend were Mrs
Stonerook'S mother and sister
Mrs. Hilda IngleS, Minta and Jane
of Sandusky.
Visitors at the Simon Fox hom,
, during the weekend included Mr.
and Mrs. Don Brotton, Linda, Dan
ny, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wright
Judy, Joey, DR.. William Burge
and friend all of Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Stonerook, Mr.
and Mrs. Botticher of Sandusk,
are vacationing at the Meyer COT
tage here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
DID he MAKE 1T e?

Il should have had camera"
reported a telephone caller late
Saturday night.
She said they drove down to Ca
tawba and on West Road a car pull
ling a boat was just barely moving
along, the driver with his head
slumped in his hands. apparently
99.9 percent asleep at the wheel.
Along side the car walked two
companions, directing traffic past
by means of white handkerchiefS.
They saw the car and boat later
down at the dock, but no sign of
the walkers. Maybe they stopped
to recuperate after what must have
been quite an experience
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c1ohoncnprenpne1onpn01
The
JEWEL BOX

Business and Professional Won.
ems Club will come out with a
whiz-bang observance of National
Business Women'S Week in Octo-
ber if present plans work out .
That catchy new Chevrolet ad ap-
pearing in the current magazines,
picturing a new Chevy being
driven up a gangplank, has local
angle It's one of the Miller
boatsy and the picture for the
ad was painted at Put-In-Bay ear
lier in the year D.. Vacationing
Beulah Below, who helps out on
press-days at The News, picks an
appropriate card to send greet.
ingS from Omaha, Nebraska
it's picture of the World Herald
building at Omaha Why,
Beulah, can't see a bit of differ.
ence between ftihat edifice and
,our plant. (Well, not more
than a couple thousand feet, any
way) ). State highway patrol-
man R. J. Huff. who's made LOT
of friends while he has been
stationed in the Marblehead vici
nifty, is due for transfer to Mans.
field Give Dick and Lucille
Smith good wishes on success Of
their new Fulton-st., business ven
ture-they're a swell young cou
pie, who deserve the best :. .
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
SmaII-World Dept

Eddie and Elizabeth Edwards, on
recent eastern trip, sort of
planned to stop at Newton, Mass,
to visit fraternity brother of Ed
dies, but had to give it up for
lack of time. They stayed overnite
at Providence, R. l. AS Eddie paid
the breakfast check, he was hold
ing a letter ready to be mailed to
Gil Keeling (his family was staying
in the Edwards home here during
the trip, and Gil kept super
visory eye on Sam's.) Girs also a
fraternity brother.
Only the initials GEEK" were
showing on the letter but sud-
denly came a voice: Hello, Eddie.
That letter going to Gil Kelling?"
And it was the Newton frat broth
er - who wouldn't have been home
If the Edwards had gotten around
that way!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
BY JUEL REED COVER
Welcome Home!

The glad mat of welcome is
out for a popular former local
family, Prince and Marjorie Ronk
Pepon and daughters Ginny, 13,
and Marjorie, II, who are NOV
ing back here after "a stay in
Lexington, KY. Prince has left
the Standard Products, after 20
years, and started work this week
for Bob Kyle at Catawba Marine
Sales where he'll be in charge of
the boat maintenance depart
ment. They're staying with Bill
and Mary Cullen while they find
permanent housing. (And this
AisGe. says Mari, sfGer moving
seven times in the last two and
a half years, they're going to have
a place where they want to stay
put for awhileD
She relays news that her mo-
ther, formnr Peer Mrs. G. A.
Ronk, has moved from Lake
Worth, Fla. to an apartment at
727 Second Avenue North. ST,
Petersburg, where sheW be near
Louis and Lucille Ronk, who went
to Florida a couple years ago.
It's good to hear Mrs. Ronk is
better now after a recent illness.
Louie is in the waterworks office
at st. Pete, with quite crew of
men under him, and Lucille also
has a position in city office.
Prince had a narrow escape in
Brown county while returning to
Lexington, August l, after bring
ing the family up here. A bus
out of control came backwards
down a hill, smashing the Pepon
car and hitting a couple others
He still has some painful back
twinges as mementos of the in
cident, and the Pepon car was
wrecked.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
(H) EARRINGS

A brave little guy, for five
year old, is little Jimmy Mailer,
son of the Joe Mahlers at Gyp-
sum Mercy hospital speci-
alists did surgery Thursday on
Four badly mangled fingers df
his left hand, injured by a culti-
vator But his family visiting
him the next day found him sit
ting up in bed, using his right
arm and his teeth to work Tinker
Toys! The accident is es-
pecially tough for the family to
take right now, because Mrs. NAH
ler is just out of the hospital her.
4relf after a lengthy stay
bort and Archie Kings wedding
anniversary this month will find
Archie at camp at Aberdeen
Wonder if they got their annual
anniversary picture Gn their we'd
ding attire) taken before he left?
. And isn't that family tradi-
ton fine incentive for a couple
to keep their wedding figgers so
they can get into the bridal cos
TUNES? Doc and Kay Laney
have special reason to watch with
deep interest the developments
in the Sheppard case at Cleveland
=. They know the family WELL
and Kay was paSsent at the
Sheppard hospital for surgery
some years back f. Art Fitch
mann of Danbury is one nice guy
He not only drove his car to
Cleveland with a load of Little
Leaguers on the CLOS recent base
ball trip, but he made a special
trip back into town to return an
article one of the lads left in his
car Cochran'S Majorettes
took another first prize at Ere
mont's Croghan Day parade last
week A cartoon in a current
magazine showing a fireman and
his bride emerging from church
under crossed streams of water
from fire hoses inspires an in
quiry as to whether Judy Eli
thorpe and Wally Eaton, the Ma
jorette and the Preston drummer
might ,use Vcrossed hStonsE and
drum sticks for their wedding
=. But we doubt it, Esmerelda
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-13
SCATTER PINS

Joe and LaVonne Smith have
bought the w. Fourth-st., home
of the late Mrs. Caroline Darr,
and are all moved in While
part of the big lot which the pro-
perty occupies was bought by
Vito and Izzy Menier Gay
Boyle, who was in charge of the
pool at City Park the past two
years, started work at Ohio Edi-
son last week ;. Ehd Shirley
Smith, former SP office gal, also
is a fairly recent addition to the
Edison staff i. Porti Clinton