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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
COUNCIL SPLITS
ON TABLINC or
REPEAL ISSUE

Council split four and three
Tuesday night over it's hot
potato problem, repeal of the
three percent admission tax.
Councilman Geo. Schade's
motion to table until the next
meeting the vote which could have
followed third reading of the re-
peal ordinance Tuesday night was
supported by Councilmen Andy
Kastro, Jack Mizener, and Wilbur
Petersen. Councilman David Jer-
emy, declaring he was for repeal
and for immediate action, cast a
dissenting vote on the tabling as
did CouncilWoman Carlista Snyder
and Councilman Charles Ruddock.
Mr. Schade's tablins motion was
accompanied by an explanation
that the delay is sought TO allow
more time TO review enforcement
possibilities of the existing fax
ordinance, and to determine wheth-
er or not it is feasible TO aslforce
strictly.
Robert A. Vile, executive secre-
tary of Independent Theater Own
ers of Ohio, braved the storm to
come from Columbus and urge
Councils repeal of the eight-year-
old tax, on behalf of the Clinton
Theater. He said that as evidence
of good faith the theater would
be agreeable to including in the
repeal ordinance clause that the
tax may be reinstated any time
the theater's admission prices are
increased.
Stressing local ownership of the
Clinton, Mr.. Vile declared that a
theater leaves more money in town
than any other business, and saiI
that in recent receipts of $10,905,
only $3,723 had been paid out of
town.
Atty William L. Moon pinpoint
ed other reasons why the tax is
discriminatory against the theater
Mrs. Snyder said: 81 see no hope
that we can collect this tax from
everyone here, and unless we can
the tax as it now is enforced and
collected is discriminatory"
Safety Service Director Walter
Wagener's query as to whether the
theater would be satisfied if collec
Continued on Page y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
JUNIORS GIVE:
CLASS PLAY

The curtain will rise at 8 pm,
Monday and Tuesday evenings,
March % and 30, on the Junior
Class Play, Girl Shy" given under
the direction of Miss Kay Barber,
with Ann Forster as student di-
rector.
The play is a three act comedy
about Babs Sanford who becomes,
by accident, cleaning lady in the
apartment of two college boys.
One of the boys is Tom Arsdale,
who is very girl-shy. Tom is also
the boy for whom Babs las been
cunning for all year.
The part of Babs Sanford is por-
trayed by Carole Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, w.
Catawba Road. Tom Arsdale is
played by Clayton Gonya, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gonya,
IelllOHt hOdu.
Others in the cast are Cliff Nor
riS, Patti Eurenius, Tom Martin,
Lois Heinsen, Chuck Westphal,
Sharon Anderson, Judy Stucky,
Jeanne Amato, Nick Ball, and Dave
Griffin.
The makeup committee is made
up of Evelyn Gottsclalk, chairman;
! Judy Everett, Carolyn Chaplin, and
Therese Leary.
On the property committee are
Sue Eaton, chairman; Bobbie Shert-
ger, Faythe Duffy, Norma Burning,
and Janice Warnke.
The stage hands are Bud Ohle-
macher, chairman; Charles Meek,
Larry Hofacker, Dick Cernek, Der
ril Bodnar, and Frank Reinleimer.
Tickets can be bought from any
member OF the Junior Class or at
the door.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Bicycle Puts On
Mileaqe-Plenty

The bicycle that Frank Fritz
of 618 Madison-st rode to work
at the Mizener-Drynan Hard
ware store Thursday afternoon
had quite a journey before il
got lack home.
Mr.. Fritz reported TO police
at 1913 pm. that fhe bicycle had
been stolen from where he park
ed it, beside the store. At 1897
am. Friday, Bellevue police re-
ported they were holding a 13-
year-oId Lakeside boy who had
run away from home, taking Mr..
Fritz's bicycle for transportation.
Sheriff Merriam BUdd returned
the yoUngster here Friday fore
noon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Mayor Gives Council
Pay Increase Report

Mayor Harold Jeremy told CoUn-
Gil Tuesday night that il has been
called TO his attention that in 1852
Port Clinton's Chief of Police re-
eeived $30-per-month pay raise
which was never authorized by
Council, and that he was drawing
the increased pay for the duration
of his employment.
Council President Lee Bracken
asked him to check records on the
report, and present further details
at the next meeting. Mr.. Jeremy
also inquired whether any system
of inventory in city departments
had ever been used. He said he
had never received one for his own
office, and thought such a program
advisable.
He said several pieces of radio
equipment, including testing ap-
paratuS, cannot be located.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Col. ]. M. Phillips
New CO At Erie

Appointment of Col. J. M
Phillips as commanding officer at
Erie Ordnance Depot was announc.
ed in Washington Wednesday.
Col. Phillips has been serving in
the headquarters of the 5th Army
at Chicago. He will succeed Col.
Elmer w. Grubbs, who is being
transferred to an assignment in tn
Caribbean Command.
1t. Col. J. G. Sanford is tenn
porarily co, pending arrival of the
new depot head. Col. GrubbS is on
leave before reporting in April for
his new assignment.
No notification has yet been re
ceived at EOD as to the date OF
the new cos arrival.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Red Cross Drive
Well Underway

Robert Underwood, Port Clinton
and Portage-twp chairman of the
Red Cross Fund Drive, said We'd
nesday the work is progressing
well. Mrs. Mary Enderle heads the
women'S division and section lead
ers are Nancy Harris, Lenore
Petersen, Mrs. Alton Nissen, Mrs.
Sylvester Fritz, Mrs. Floyd King
biel, Mrs. Paul Sahs, Don Sanders,
Port Clinton; Janice Gates and
Mrs. George Hines, Sand Road;
Mrs. John Jensen, Portage-twp
Anyone missed by solicitors may
contact any of these, or Mr.. Under
wood, to give their Red Cross con.
tributions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
VAIL AT HEARING

Port Clinton's Kenneth Vail,
Bay commercial fisherman, gave
the House conservation committee
at Columbus assurance that com
mercial fisherman are agreeable to
provisions of the agreed" Sandus-
ky Bay fishing bill which had its
first hearing before the committee
at Columbus Tuesday night. Chair
man Charles Mitch predicted the
bill would be recommended for
passage next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

Wright M. Stein funeral home in
Huron and the A. M. Lutz funeral
home in Sandusky. Prepared, un-
der DR.. Buck at the Columbus Col
lege Of Embalming, for his licenS-
ing as embalmer and funeral di-
rector, granted after he passed the
state board July 7-8, 1880. Married
Susan Trnavsky Oct. 3, 1896. With
their children. Is year old Fred
erick and 10 year old Mary 10
Ann, they live at 303 E. Fourth-st.
Bills a charter member of the
Eagles and Elks, belongs to X of C
and Rotary. Is secretary-treasurer
of the Ottawa County Society For
Crippled Children and is chairman
of the Ottawa County Society OF
Infantile Paralysis. Never too busy
to lend helping hand wherever
it's needed, and a good guy who's
a credit to good community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
A discarded magazine :.


Those are only of the countless which Port
Clinton police and the Ottawa county sherfs department
have devoted uncounted hours in their search for the
who March II crmnay attacked year old girl here
a who has not yet been apprehended
The magazine found the attack of the hottest
discovered
carefully checked
Investigators might something
another
the lead dimmed too
another that checked looked
promising ead But further developments showed it had
to
the of officials we'll the chid family
frightening experience the little girl who
obeaed her memories of the
attack the chids family said.
Merlan Budd. We'll have
to depend a break, now"
Questioning held morals produced
Officials adjacent counties have been contacted for
leads they might have similar offenses
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Cancer Society
Plans For Crusade

Ottawa County Cancer Society
will have the kickoff dinner for
its April Cancer Crusade Monday
at $50 pm. at t1e Island House,
announce c0-chairmen Willard Weis
OF Elmore and Lowell Petersen of
Port Clinton. John Kalina, of the
state office, will speak. Township
and community drive chairmen
will attend, preparing for the April
Crusade in which $4,000 will be
sought. A houSe-to-house canvass
is planned for April %, and tag
days also are scheduled in differ
ent communities.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Denny McDaniels'
Build Apartments

FooterS for a new apartment
structure being built at Center
race Beach by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Mcdaniel, Sand-Rd, were put in
Sunday, and the six efficiency
apartments are hoped to be ready
for occupancy when vacation sea-
son begins.
The two-bedroom apartments,
are located near the Boat House
at the popular resort. They will
have a grey brickcrete exterior.
The new structure will be called
the Dor-Mar Apartments, the name
coined from that of Mrs. Mcdaniel
Dorothy and the McDaniels' dau-
ghter (MartD.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

The squad won the state debate
championship at Columbus SafUr-
day, and the whole town Joined the
school with hearty congratulations
TO the young debaters and to
speech instructor Boyd Martin. A
handsome trophy, plus state wide
recognition, goes with the title.
To win the state debate cham
pionship, the local team had to
defeat tough Cincinnati Wyoming,
which has held the title for the
past eight years.
They did it, with smooth and
finished performance that won
the decisions of four out of the
five judges. Scott Carter and Sally
Dewitt received the highest rating,
superior, for their individual
performance as debaters.
Instructor Martin, who has had
year of unprecedented success
here in speech activities, waves
aside personal credit.
"Ive had the material to work
with" he says. There's a won
derful bunch of kids!"
Sally and Harry graduate this
year. But Jack Glickman, sopho-
more, and Scott Carter, a Junior,
give him fine nucleus to build
around next year.
Three of the four debaters were
near-fiu-victims as II students
from the speech department, &C.
companied by Mr.. Martin and his
tory instructor orrin Frank, Iefi
Friday for the finals at Ohio State
In fact, Scott had TO get a peniciIIin
shot fen minutes before their de.
parfUre.
Negative team of Scott and Jack
Friday beat Cleveland Beaumont
and Sandy Valley High School of
Akron. Affirmative team of Sally
and Harry defeated North Canton
and Akron Tallmadge. Twelve de
bate teams, each a champion in
It's district, competed in the state
finals.
The squad drew a bye for the
first round Saturday because of its
perfect record in the semifinals
Then it eliminated Marysville, to
reach Cincinnati Wyoming in the
bg test.
Sally and Scott did all the de
batting in the second and crucia
day, debating ether side of the
question as was drawn.
Port Clinton students came il
for more state recognition. too
Paul Moon placed fourth in the
state in humorous, and Steve Cor
thell placed fourth in the state in
eXtemp speaking. Max Burkins
Bob Stetson, Dick Noblitt, anc
Maxine Routh were eliminated
Friday, but missed the finals b
only one or two points.
Jack Lay loaned his new STATIC
wagon for the trip.
Rep. William Rofkar told The
News Wednesday that he will intro
duce into the Ohio House of Rep
resentafiVes resolution commend
ing Port clinton's debate team OF
its state victory. Council presider
Lee Bracken at Tuesdays meeting
asked Boyd Martin, council clerI
and speech department head, I
relay TO the team the consratuli
fions of the City.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

mailed to members of the Outdoor
Writers of Ohio by Erwin Bauer,
editor of the Ohio Conservation
bulletin, which Vacationland term
ed campaign of villification de-
signed to nullify efforts Of water
fowl hunters of Ohio to obtain Just
and reasonable regulations under
which Ohio hunters can lawfully
harvest their just share of the an
nuaf surplus of a God-given natural
resource"
1.-TWO Areas"
Testimony at the recent federal
court trials in Toledo" said Vaca-
tionland in explaining its appeal
to the Governor, seems to point to
the fact that there are two law en-
forcement areas in Ohio - the
Lake Erie district versus the bal
| ance of the State Our State Editor
Bauer and the enforcement officers
are seemingly quite partial to the
balance of the State Well stick
with the local boys"
The bulletin from Mr.. Bauer
which aroused Vacationland's ire
attacked Senate Bill 355, permit
ting the feeding OF ducks; Senate
Bill 356, prohibiting enforcement
of waterfowl regulations north of
Route 20 by Wildlife Council; Sen
ate Bill 1877, transferring manage
ment of and responsibility for Lake
Erie fish to the Department of Pub
lie Works; and Senate Bill 189
which provides 1870 of the revenue
from the sale of hunting licenses
be spent in the district from which
1t was derived.
Letter To Governor
Honorable Frank J. Lausche
Governor Of Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Dear Governor:
Whereas the hunting of migra
tory waterfowl in Ohio each year
is of considerable economic and
recreational value TO our area, we
wish TO call your attention TO the
part certain agents of the WiIdIife
Division of the Ohio Department
of Natural Resources are taking in
the enforcement of unreasonable
and discriminatory regulations pro
mulgated by the U. S. Fish and
WildIife Service of the Department
of Interior. These regulations
which govern the manner in which
waterfowl may be legally taken.
have been endorsed and followed
by. our own Division of Wildlife.
Some of the practices employed
by agents of both services men.
toned above, as indicated by their
testimony in two recent cases in
the District Court of the United
States at Toledo, should not be
countenanced by the citizens of q
true democracy.
Continued on Page y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
TAX HELP

TAX HELP
There will be a representative of
the Internal Revenue Service at
the Board of Elections office at the
Ottawa County Court House on
April 7, to assist taxpayers with
their 1854 income tax returns.
On April 6, representative will
be at the Mayors office in Putin
Bay to assist taxpayers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Know Your Public
BY WILLIS G. MlSCH
Zone of a Series)

WILLIAM J. (BILD EBERLE
was born in Sandusky Oct. 80,
1903, but ,le'S been a Port Clinton
ite - and a popular and valuable
one - ever since he joined the
staff of the j. A. Neidecker Co.
here in Oct, 1881. With Earl
LeVeck, he bought the firm in
January, 1949, and year later they
bought the Clausen home on
Adams-st, remodeling it into a
modern funeral home. Bill was
graduated from st. Mary's in San
dusky in 1927, served his appren-
ticeship in funeral work at the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
PROWLER

A prowler who taps on the Win
dow, and uses flashlight to look
in, visited the same E. Fourth-st
home for the second time, police
were notified last Friday. The wo-
man said the unpleasant visits had
happened each time between l and
3 am.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Bob-Ta|es
By ROBERT w. REIDER

Back from a sojurn in Florida
and New Orleans are the John MIS-
sens of South Bass -.
congrafs are in order for Ken
Wahl. the DanbUry fisherman
he's been elected a director OF the
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Fred Lipp, former editor of
The Exponent, has another
four-star television show COM
ing up April 9Th!
From all indications, the COP.
mayoralty primary here will be
red hot affair :. only contest on
either ticket =.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
GIRLS FOUND

Police were notified Wednesday
at 5 pm. that two small Erie Gar
dens girls had not returned from
school. The girls were soon located
and taken home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
NEW SCHEDULE

Catawba Ferry will start its early
spring schedule April l, effective
to April Is. Boats will leave Put
in-Bay 7 am, 1920 am. and pm.
and will leave Catawba 8 am,
11:30 am, and 5 pm. Stops at
Middle Bass will be made on re-
quest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit was Issued
March II to Edward Riefschneider
for the construction of residence
in the Putnam Addition. Estimated
cost is $4,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
SECOND DAY OF SPRING BRINGS
SEVERE STORM TO LOCAL AREA

Bufeted by winds that neared 70mile velocity
peted with the sngng particles of freak urres
Port Clinton Tuesday put in Second day of spring. Mar
o. it won't forget
Storm damage at Erie Ordnance Depot estimated at
$4,000 by post engineers Roof of the old administration
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
HERE'S YOUR ROUNDUP
Port Clinton Debaters
fire Ohio Champions

Port Clinton High School has the best Class debate team
in Ohio
If there had been special flag around the school Monday
they would have to the top of the mast for the debate
team OF Sally Dewitt Harry Chaffn, Jack Gickman and
Scott
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
GOVERNOR ASKED TO INVESTIGATE
Vacationland Backs Local
Sportsmen In Appeal For
Investigation ByLausche

Lake Erie Islands and Peninsula Vacaonland called on
Governor Frank j. Lausche this week to investigate the
methods used by certain members of the Ohio Wdfe Di
vision in the enforcing of regulations pertaining duck
hunting in Lake Erie marshes
Called to the governors attention was recent bulletin
Evening star., 1955-01-09

Iivered ct home, of course, as
in the pastbut difficult cases
are foreseen and arrange
ments made for the mother 10
enter the hospital at Hayden.
Economy Improved
Another significant change
Mrs. Patterson has seen and
perhaps the most far reach
ing, is the improvement of
the areas economy. In 1928
logging was the only industry.
Now there is a new saw mill
just outside Hayden. and with
passable roads as an aid. min
ing has become the most
recently developed industry.
This new labor force means
increased self cooperating diyi-
dends to the Frontier Nursing
Service in the form of union
sick insurance benefits. Poor
as they have been in the past,
the mountaineers have been
proud Of their independence
Evening star., 1955-01-09
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sanitary wells and outhouses
have done much toward eradi-
cation Of typhoid.
PelIogoro Cut
The mountain people have
also been very cooperative.
Mrs. Patterson said, in cutting
down pellagra by correcting
their previously poor diet.
They now grow fresh garden
vegetables for their tables.
In 20 years the Frontier
Nursing Service has cared for
1926 maternity cases, Mrs.
Patterson said. Only II deaths
have been recorded. "a fan
tastic record for any place in
the world" she commented.
This Is due in large part to
the way the service is set up
in u districts 30 that no pa
tient is farther away than five
miles. Ordinary births are de-
Evening star., 1955-01-09
With the
State
Societies
Dy Roy koltwasser

This week washington State
societies have but one mes
sage: sYou are invited to at
tend the annual reception Of
our congressional delegation
and distinguished guests" !"
Congress Is back, and ALL
new and old-will have the
opportunity TO meet their dis
placed home-staters.
AA ~
The Missouri Society viii
hold its reception at $3.50
pm. to be followed by q
dance, in the West Ballroom
Of the Shorehan on Saturday.
Honored members win be
Senator'S Hennings and SYM
ington and IL Representatives.
49, -
Kentucky will honor among
others it, freshman" Senator.
Alben Barkley. Senator Earle
C. Clements, and outgoing
Senator John Sherman Cooper
at It's dance at 10 pm. Friday
In the Burgundy Room Of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The re-
ception viii be held ct inter-
mission.
The Florida Society will
hold . reception in honor Of
their congressman from 8 to
SPIN. Tuesday In the National
Press Club.
Mississippi will hold its Con-
gressional BAH Saturday In
the sheraton-Park Hotel. The
reception win begin ct Q pm,
and the dancing at 10 pm.
\ = AAA
The Texas Society viii hon.
or its iive new congressman
ct Q reception from 4 to 6
pm. today In the Caucus
Room Of the Senate once
Building.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Frontier Nursing Service
Photos sy Marvin srsskinridss.

and what they couldn't pay in.
cash for medical attention they
contributed In labor and ma
terials.
Patients fees met 1905 per
cent Of the total expenditures
Of the FMS in the last fis-
cal year. and insurance bene-
fits accounted for AS per cent
Of running costs met by re-
ceipts.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Nine. Van Roijen
Guest Speaker

Nine. Van Roijen. wife Of
the Netherlands Ambassador,
will be the guest speaker at
the luncheon of the Ki-Wives
of Washington on Wednesday.
She will speak on life in the
Netherlands. The meeting will
be held in the Hotel Woodner
at IL noon.
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US. DISTRICT COURT

In District Court the case Of
Wilson VS. Eberle continues with
the following jury:
Christine Angel, Audrey Bayer,
H. Bernhard, Irene Kakik, Nancy
Lean, George Luke, Frank Martin,
John McLuke, Jake Overbough,
John Belobraidich, Marjorie Hay,
Matilda Jones.
Wilson is suing Eberle for $780,
900 on a charge of false arrest and
malicious prosecution, alleging
that when he was jailed last June
his reputation was injured.
Judge Hodge ruled this morn
ing that no malicious prosecution
was established and the case be
tried only on the charge of false
arrest.
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Beta Sigs Picnic At Dexter

The sisters Of Beta Sigma Phi
and their families enjoyed pic
mic at the Morgan camp last
Sunday. The group journeyed to
the picnic site by Angelo Buffas'
Alaska Cab bus.
Anita Mays headed the commit
tee which furnished the lunch,
which consisted of hot dogs,
salad and all the trimmings. Due
to the rainy day, lunch was served
inside.
A cookie, candy and apron sale
was planned for Aug. 6 starting at
10 am. at the NC. Store. Mrs.
Pete Reader has donated hand
made rug to be given away dur
ing the sale.
All present agreed they had had
an enjoyable day and vote Of
appreciation was extended to
Beverly and Stan Morgan for
their wonderful hospitality.