Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-19
J0ttings
Observation-Disclosures :.
BY RAY speReER


Mrs. Louis Kuebler and Mrs
c. E. Mundwiler, Sand Road neigh.
bors, really had fine time on
their three-week trip to Ft. Lau+
derdale, Florida. They had won.
derful dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Knorr at their Toll Gate
Inn, halfway between Miami and
Key West in The Keys. The Knorrs
operate the superb restaurant-inn
as well as 10-unit motel and fill
ing station but they will be here
early in the spring to prepare
tehir Cliff House for the seasons
opener. DR.. j. G. Yingling and
John Sorensen had left the Knorrs
only five minutes before the local
ladies arrived. Mrs. Kuebler and
Mrs. Mundwiler also had an en-
]oyable weekend with Tom and
Rita Gaudern at Pompano Beach
and report Toms health is fine.
JOT
Thanks to Capt. and Mrs. Tom
keating for that humorous postal
mailed from Fort Myers, Florida,
where Tom and Daisy and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Brady, are enjoying a
months vacation. Daisy felt the
post card was a little too doggy
to mail unclothed so she enclosed
it in letter.
That was excellent publicity for
Put-ln-Bay's ice fishing business
Sunday night when Jim Uebelhart
devoted most of his news program
to this area over WSPD-TV.
Among the many local and island
people shown were Ed Starkloff,
Bill Goebel, Fred ZeiS, DR.. and
Mrs. Trautman, Ralph Dietrich,
Harold Hauck, Bill Ladd, etc.
JOT
"Engineering-Builde der of a
Strong America" is the theme for
National Engineers Week which is
being observed next week through.
out the nation.
While Port Clinton and most of
the country have been having a
rough winter, Evelyn and Lowell
Schrnitt moved to Pueblo, Colo
rado, in time to enjoy Pueblo's
Warmest winter in 66 wears. It had
been in the COS out there for sew.
eral weeks and Pueblo's rs last
Monday was the warmeSt in that
city for over a half-century.
JOT
BEVO FRANCIS IN PORT CLIN.
TON. WOW! Leave it to Chick Lin.
ker to get the best possible attrac.
tlon for The News second annual
Sports and Home Show to be held
at the Port Clinton Armory next
week, Feb. "a to %. Bevo Francis
the Rio Grande College cage star
who is ''Mr. Basketball" himself
and his equally famous coach
Newt Oliver, will be here next
Wednesday evening as the opening
night attraction at the Sports and
Home Show. Bevo will demon
strate his famous hook shots and
his accuracy at foul shooting, and
with Newt, will be generous in
giving advice to future cage stars
and in autographing your pro-
grams.
JOT
County Engineer and Mrs. De-
los Nissen postcard from Pompano
Beach, Florida: "We've often won
dered where the Lake Erie Vaca-
tionland went in the winter. Now
we know. Weather has been beau
tiful. We've seen quite a few Of
tawa County folks here" If Mon
days warm weather continues up
here, we'll have news for the Mis-
sens when they return.
JOT
Something new is added to The
Ottawa County News this week.
It's every Week., the colorful
and educational supplement you'll
receive with the News each issue.
VIE hope you'll enjoy the extra
reading.
JOT
MIR. and Mrs. Fritz Johnson.
Bay Township, plan to sell. their
entire stable of trotters and PAGERS
at the Delaware, Ohio auction sale
next week. Neither is too happy
over the decision, which was made
after their handler gave up his
work.
JOT
Our apologies to Vern Wads-
worth, Danbury. In recent story
we stated that seines operated by
Wadsworth and the Nielsen Broth
erS Venice had haap pioLod I'M