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Evening star., 1955-03-27
THEY CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS
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post package in order to save
postage. Later he realized that
his cunning had been misapplied.
When he 'boasted about it to his
wife, it cost him domestic tiff
and much more than the saving
to calm her down. The proud
father of a West Point cadet
couldn't help taking home a SOU
venir to the boys mother, who
was unable to visit the Academy
herself.
Black-NGaxIes Money
ANOTHER mother, with six
youngsters to feed. confessed
having been a regular black-mar-
ket customer during the war. She
wished to make some sort of
restitution, and though her re-
mittance was small she thought
it might help to pay the terribly
big bills facing Mr.. Truman.
A sportsman compensated for
a violation of gaming laws. Un-
luckily. his vacation fell during
the off-season. He'd gone into
the woods anyway. and shot a
handsome deer. Tenderest he
ever tasted-but it left an un-
pleasant aftertaste. Would
10 bucks cover the buck?
It's anybody's guess as to why
conscience contributions have
always jumped in the immediate
postwar periods. While deposits
during 1876 ran as low as
$225 and no higher than 5000
for a single year. they climbed to
$1,000 in 1866. shot to $29. 600
in 1868. dropped to $1,000 in
1869, and settled back to a nor
NAL" 5000 the following year.
Against a stable $4, 900 in
World War l years, payments
tripled in 1919, quintupled in
1920. And 1916 marked the first
year in which payments amounted
to six figures, looming still in
1913, leveling off the next year
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Evening star., 1955-03-27

CLERKS are still scratching their
heads over a St. Louis citizen
who signs himself John Doe" :"
He has unfailingly mailed in
$4O0. $500. 81, 200 or 81, 900
every year for the past II =
always in $50 bills. always in
those even amounts. Doe"
wants it understood each time
that he is donating, not taxpay-
ing" "A few years back, he clipped
a note to his bundle: Il am
proud of my government"
But the majority of receipts to
Uncle Sans odd Golfer continue
to range from few dimes to a
few dollars, covering as many
variations of sin.
One man offered IS cents
worth. of repentance for lying
about the contents of a parcel
Evening star., 1955-03-27
(.idpeYfisemeMf)
How to Greet Spring
With More Beautiful Hair
by Helena Rubinstein

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: Madame Helena RMbinsieiM
k,aoscs that there is hair problem beyond solution
because she has spent her life derelobing new prep0rG
lions for erery hair type In laboratories the corid
she has created famous line Of hair cosmetics that
haze giUen greater beauty to many grateful ,cOnen.
NOaC Madame RMbinstein announces neU plan that
,CH gre you more gLGnoronS hair in only teC days.
Evening star., 1955-03-27

deadline and was forced to guess
at his allowable deductions. Soon
after mailing his form. he was
digesting the evening paper when
his little son tugged at his arm.
Daddy, you can have this cray
on book back now. There's no
more room in it for my colors."
Some time later he completed
digging out as much accuracy as
can be mined from figures buried
under multilayered wax. He
begged official understanding,
via corrected tax form and addi-
tional payment.
No specific reason accompa-
MED an opulent package in 1916.
1t still stands as the largest single
landfall "a whopping $4,000.
The sender meant to indicate the
number of sleepless nights he'd
had to endure since duping his
government in an unexplained
deal.
To gain peace of soul, he was
"consummating the four-fold re-
turn like Zaccheus, the publican.
of old"
Evening star., 1955-03-27
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

Mrs. Orville Baldwin was hostess
70 the Thimble Club for their
Christmas party and gift exchange
Friday afternoon. Fifteen men,
hers and four guests, Mrs. Fred
Bebow, Mrs. Glendon Everett Mrs.
Otto Scholt and Mrs. William Bald
win, enjoyed the holiday program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy Kern and
family of Norwalk and Mr.. and
Hrs. George Gahris and family of
Nffin spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Scheuerman.
= Mrs. Harry Zehner entertained
thu Ace of Clubs ladies at her
hasne Tuesday afternoon. Follow
ing a dessert course bridge was
enjoyed. Those present were Mrs.
Ivan St. Clair, Mrs. Stella Leow,
Mrs. Allen Franck, Mrs. Kelly
Winnie, Mrs. Vernell Price, Mrs.
Lawrence Myerholtz, and Mrs. Bar
nard Scheuerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Reider
entertained Sunday afternoon in
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
Holiday Setting At
EOD Outstanding

Motorists travelling along Route
2 are attracted to the lovely Christ
mas decorations and lighting at the
main entrance to Erie Ordnance
Depot.
Depicting the Nativity Scene, the
holiday theme is carried out with
Christmas and New Year greetings
spelled out across the entrance,
and Christmas lights adorning the
Evergreen trees.
The crib and manger scene were
designed and painted by Father A.
S. Horn, Fremont, Erie's chaplain.
Capt. V. H. Christensen, Storage
officer at Erie, Donald Williams,
Port Clinton, and the Civilian Wei
fare Fund Council were in charge
of the outdoor decorations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

honor of their son Bobby's seventh
birthday
The Locust Point Evangelical
United Brethren church choirs pre-
sented their Christmas Cantata
Sunday evening at the church
Mrs. Raymond Boiler is choir di-
rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Peters
attended a district meeting of the
Grange Mutual Casualty Insurance
Co. Saturday afternoon beginning
with dinner at Martins Restaur-
ant in Sandusky and continuing
at the home of Loyal Gardner in
Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mulligan en-
tertained employees of Mulligan
Electric and their wives with din
ner and social evening at Edgar's
Place on Sand Road, Tuesday night.
Those attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Neatfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Vought, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

Branum, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Dub
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Faunce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Feterman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wainwright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hopfingery Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Mulligan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mulligan, Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mad
isOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Burbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Darlington, and
Mrs. Melvin Thorbahn, Mrs. De-
lores Hemminger and Lawrence
Mulligan.
Mrs. Leroy Herring presented a
reading Christmas in Other
Lands" and Mrs. Lester MINER
read the Christmas Story as writ
ten in Luke when the Country Cul-
ture Club held their Christmas
program and gift exchange at the
Community Hall Thursday after.
noon. Hostesses we're Mrs. Otto
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
AWARDS MADE
AT HONOR COURT

Highlighted by the award of
Eagle Scout rank to Explorer Scout
Tom Edwards. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. J. Edwards. last Wednesday
nights District Boy Scout Court of
Honor also saw number of other
awards.
From Troop 366, sponsored by
Knights of Columbus with John
Fritz scoutmaster, these boys were
advanced: David Hilditch, Star
Scout; Carl Kolhoff, David Ascher,
first class; Richard Fritz, Daniel
Krupp, Richard Steindam, Theodore
Wodrich, second class; John
Krawszyk, Thaddeus Wierzba, ten
derfoot.
Troop $50, sponsored by the
Methodist church, Sam Campbell
scoutmaster: Don Arebaugh, first
Glass;; Raymond Meyer, Dennis
Van Hoose, James Neiderhofer,
David Reese, James Butler, Carl
Austin, second class.
Troop 369, sponsored by st.
Thomas Episcopal church, Frank
Carstens scoutmaster: Alan Osborn,
Jay Black, second class; Barry
Cover, Ricky jenkins, tenderfoot.
Troop 331, sponsored by PENN
sular Chamber of Commerce, Lake
side and Marblehead, Joe Lhnat and
Art Paulsen leaders: Dennis Zura
Roger Johnson, Francis Meterko,
Tom Mutach, Tom Cuba, Gary
Johnson, Joey Ihnat, second class.
F. E. (BuO Boomer, Oak Harbor
chairman of Ottawa District Ad-
vancement Committee, presided
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
FOOT INJURED

The heavy heel of a boot worn by
Billy James Hall, 81, Gypsum, was
believed to have saved his foot
from more serious injury after an
accident Saturday at the Celotex
plant in which his foot was caught
in conveyor. A blow torch had to
be used to free the man. a Mel
decker ambulance took him to Ma
gruder hospital where he was ad-
mitted as patient. No bones were
broken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
Mrs. Zekany Wins
Second Award

Santa Claus came not once but
twice for Mrs. Tony Zekany, TAO
E st. She won the $50 prize at the
first Merchants Wishing Well Nov.
26; she won the $50 prize at the
final Wishing Well, Dec. Is. The
Well was again big success this
year, merchants said. Other prize
winners Friday were John Wor-
cester, 2560 Harbor Road, $40;
Theresa Leary, 703 C St, Carolyn
YeYnsen, 525 Washington ST., and
Mrs. Harold Caspersen, 500 Jack
son, $40.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23
Oak HARBOR BRIEFS
Holiday Gatherings Provide
Parties At Oak I Harbor Clubs
News Staff Correspondent

Members of the jolly Nine Club held their annual Christ
mas party Wednesday evening beginning with dinner at the
island House at Later they entertained in the
Nome of Mrs A c. Toan at which time mystery sisters
revealed Prizes by Mrs E. Mullgan, Mrs Her
bert Fehr and Mrs. Russell Heller
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

He was assisted by Bill Phipps,
Kenneth Krupp, Robert Hilditch,
William Rofkar, and Sam Camp
bell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Perry, Port
Clinton, were recent guests at Key
Colony in Marathon Shores, Fla.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-23

Full-mix beaters produce
greater volume in LESS
time thar n any other
iu.nior-size mixer.
Thumb-tip control. Con-
venient heel rest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Girls End Year
At Mary Manse

Evelyn May, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Michael May, 7O8 Mad
ison Street, and Patricia Eliyas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
S. Eliyas, 224 Ash Street, Port
Clinton, have completed the sopho-
more year at Mary Manse College.
Joan Tietjin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Tietiin, Marblehead,
has completed the freshman year.
The three girls will participate in
the traditional turning of the tas-
sells at the end of the school year,
signifying the official advance
ment of underclaSsmen to higher
stature.
Evelyn has been elected presi
dent of her class during the on
coming year. Pat Eliyas was a
member of the cast in an original
musicale which the students pro-
duced this spring; Evelyn and Joan
were in the chorus. Evelyn and
Pat served on the literary staff OF
the yearbook. Joan belongs to the
Mary Manse Chorus and Orches
ira.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

arm; Irene Myers, dog bite, left
arm; Paul Van Hoose, Route 3,
laceration left forearm, cut down
tree, knife slipped; John Rubino,
Shaker Heights, contusionS upper
lip, bumped on steering wheel;
Sheila Bradshaw, SIC Jefferson-st,
contusions and abrasions right
knee, pulling away from curb on
motorcycle; Alex Babish, Route 2,
abrasions, hit in eye with screw
driver; Clifford Eidenour, Route 2,
decorations of face along right eye,
hit in eye with screwdriver; Arthur
Kihlken, Route 2, abrasions left
leg, hurt on tomato planter; James
Colston, GIT E. Second, tip of right
third finger cut off while working
at Celotex; Dennis Roose, Oak Har-
Dor Route 2, foreign body in left
eye while sanding; Kenneth Rife,
Graytown, five, fracture right arm
in fall from wagon; Phillip Fitch,
Sandusky, laceration of right ear
hit by timber while on Boy Scout
camporee; Mrs. Elsie Tallman, Oak
Harbor Route 1, aceration of right
wrist when plate broke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
SCHOOLS URGED TO REQUIRE
CHEST x-RAYS FOR TEACHERS

Cooperation of all Ottawa County
School boards and school Superin-
tendents was earnestly requested
this week by the County TB and
Health Association in a program
which would require chest X-rays
for all teachers and school person
mel.
The request was made by Atty
Luella Zehner, president of the
Health Association, who said the
organizations objective is to have
100 percent participation by school
personnel in the chest X-ray pro-
gram. National and State Associa-
tions have strongly recommended
this requirement as an excellent
measure to protect public health,
she said.
Answering recent question
about whether radiation from
X-rays could be detrimental to the
health of an individual, the Asso-
citation said that the time of eX-
posure to radiation is so limited
that physical impairment is impos
Sible and there has never been a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
St. John Sponsors
Bible School

St. John Lutheran Chursn will
conduct a Vacation Bible School
from Monday, June 10th through
Friday, July 1st. 600 : Ills am.
each week day morning) for chill
dren Kindergarten through sixth
grade.)
With the use of the spacious fa-
cilities of their new educational
building, the Sunday School Board
of st. Johns plan correlated
daily program under the general
subject, Gods Law. There will
be an opening worship period each
morning for the entire assembly
followed by half-hour periods for
Bible tudy, Music, Handwork and
Bible Drill.
The school is receiving registra.
tionS now. Children may register
at the church office any morning
g 11:30 ann before June 10th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Capt. Pellcola Is
Picked For Course

Captain Paul A. Pencola, who or
ganized the Range Operations Of
flee at EOD and later served as
depot inspector, has been chosen
by the Department of the Army to
attend 14-month course in comp
trollership at Syracuse, N. Y.
The course began May % and
will offer opportunity of obtaining
a masters degree on its compile.
ton. Capt. Pencola, an elisted man
1910 -1945, served in the Pacific
Theater in Wu,ld War II. He be-
came End Lit. in the Reserve
Corps in 1948 and received Reg
ular Army commission in 1851. He
served in Korea and has received
many medals. Mrs. Pencola is Z
teacher at LaCarne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
EMERGENCIES
This Week

Charles Rook, Rocky Ridge, abb
rasions left shoulder, drum fell on
her; Ralph McCurdy, Fremont,
puncture wound right wrist, from
drill; Edward Hillman, LaCarne,
nose abrasions, auto accident;
Louis Wadsworth, Route 8, abra-
sionS, motorcycle skidded; George
Whisenkamp, Route 8, fish hook in
thumb; Carolyn Misch, Huntington
Woods, fish bone in throat; Ed
ward Sztuk, E. Second-st, foreign
body in eye; Charles Mortus, 400
Adams-st, fracture right forearm;
Vincent Eerl, Toledo, first and
second degree burns, backed into
fire while fishing; Jack Johnson,
526 Adam-st splinter in palm
right hand; William Spears, 1872 E.
Loop, contuSions right elbow;
James Lee yaston, 5 Community
Loop, fracture left forearm, fell
from tree; Roger Smith, 218 w.
NOoA IA-oI, l1P IdSCl oC1Oil, lSil dSdlIlSl
table; John Simko, elbow abra.
sions, caught elbow in motor cool
ing fan; D. Van Horn, Cleveland,
Wrist confusion, fall; Evelyn Null
Inns, Cleveland, arm laceration
auto accident; Timothy DeBerry,
Detroit, Ida DeBerry, Detroit, con.
tusionS, auto accident.
Last Week
Joseph Morgan, Jr., 1910 E. Per
ry-st, thumb laceration from carp
spear; Lester Matthews, Gypsum
contusions left shoulder, auto acci
dent on Route 1863; Ray Smith, Gyp
sum, decorations and abrasions
right knee, auto accident; Mrs
Charles Schmardebeck, Route 2
cut finger, caught in wringer
Frank Fowler, 430 Madison, hight
thumb laceration, at work; Donald
| Wierzba, Gypsum, dog bite, right
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
GYPSUM

Small pots of petunias and silver
mint cups formed a pretty setting
for the tables at the Gypsum Com
munity Church at the annual Moth
er and Daughter banquet.
Eighty-three mothers and daugh-
ters were present. An interesting
program in the church auditorium
was in charge of Mrs. Herbert
Thompson, program chairman. Mrs.
William Rickel had charge of din
ing room decorations and arrange
mentS.
DR.. Herbert Thompson gave the
invocation at the $50 pot luck
dinner.
The program opened with group
singing and was followed by a tri
butte to mothers by Miss Irene
Szilagyi. Mrs. John C. Jensen gave
the response to daughters.
A candlelight service with g
number of young girls taking part
was fitting to the occasion anC
very impressive. Narrator for this
service was Mrs. Thompson. Other
numbers were, a clarinet solo BY
Miss Judy Voss and a vocal trio
in which Miss Carol Mailer, Miss
Francine Fitzthum and Miss Susar
Szilagyi took part.
Mrs. Charles Sibrel had for hel
guest her mother, Mrs Jane Moyel
! of Parma, who observed her 93rc
birthday on Sunday, May 9th. Mrs
Moer was awarded costume jewelry
for being the oldest mother. pres
ent, with Mrs. William Fearer max
ing the presentation.
Other awards went to Mrs. Chas
Sibrel, second oldest mother; Mrs
Christ Mailer, youngest mothel
with baby present; Mrs. Grayser
Schau, grandmother with mos
granddaughters present; and Mrs
Joseph Mailer, mother with mos
daughters present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Sandusky Firm Gets
Contract At Danbury

Alfred Schnurr and Sons, San.
dusky, were awarded the general
contract for construction of the
new Danbury-twp school addition
by the board of education this
week with a bid of $248, ,346.
William Zoellmer Plumbing and
Heating Co., andusky, will do the
heating and plumbing and elec.
trical work will be done by Dutt
Electric Co., Sharon Center, Ohio
The one-story addition will contain
IL claSsrooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
PUT-IN-BAY

Joyce Ohlemacher is home from
Tiffin university for the summer
season at Put-in-Bay.
Dean Cookie" BurkhOlder will
again be at the Crescent Hotel this
summer.
Jim Tobin is getting the Colonial
ready for the summer season. Nice
to have you back with again, Jim.
Shirley Rudy has graduated from
Andrews School, Willoughby, Ohio,
and will enter st. Vincent'S Tchool
of Nursing this Fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
ACTIVITIES PLANNED

The men of the Adult Class will
meet at the parsonage this Mon
day, June 9Th, at 7:3O ana the
women this Tuesday, June 18th, at
7:3O.
Ladies Aid will meet at the
church this coming Wednesday,
June 9th, at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
William Wolf, Jr. and Mrs. Grover
Bafis as hosteSSes.
Brotherhood will meet at the
church at 8 o'clock on Wednesday
June 9th with Mr.. Kenneth Risch
as host.
The meeting of Luther League
at the church on Thursday evening
June 9th will be planned pot.
luck. The time of the meeting is
7:30.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Peace Lutheran
Confirms Nineteen

A class of 19 was confirmed at
Peace Lutheran church Sunday by
the Rev. HartWig Pruess before a
capacity congregation. Confirmed
were: Jolene Danklefsen, Vicki
Shortliff, Judy Limestahl, Carol
Warnke, Dennis Engler, Theodore
Matthews, Allwyne Hopf, Larry
Dubbert, Junior Bachtel, Dennis
Park, Thomas Fillinger, Donald Be
low, Albert Grodi, Mrs. Albert
Grodi, Donald Lenke, Alma Simon
LaVonne Zenser, Airline Zenser
and Kay Zenser.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
ST. JOHNS EVAN.
ACTIVITIES PLANNED

The following choirs will have
rehearsal Thursday: intermediate
at 7 and Senior at 8 pm.
Sewing Circle No. 2 will have a
family picnic lunch at Fred
Lieske's at noon a week from Sun
day, June 18th.
Our Daily Vacation Bible school
will be held June 18th through
July 1st, each morning, from Mon
day through Friday 900 to 11:30
am.
The Junior Lutherans will meet
June IL at 9 am.
The Junior Mission Band will
meet June II at 1915 am.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
GENOA NEWS
By ANDY HALEY

The dedication and the con-
Secration of the main altar of the
new Our Lady of Lourdes church
was made by Right Rev. bishop
Rehring of Toledo. He was assisted
by Msgr. James j. O'Toole, pastor
of Our Lady of Lourdes; Msgr. R.
l. Kinnane, Vicar General of Tiffin;
Msgr. Ignatius Kelly, and Msgr.
James Hebbler of Toledo; Rev. FIR.
Edward Matinee of Bryan, Rev.
FIR. Mathew Clancy of Swanton,
Rev. FIR Donald Hunter of Fostoria
and Rev. FIR. James Risarher Of
Toledo. Rev. FIR. Stanley Hale, a
member OF the Sacred Heart order
of Worthington, Mimi, preacher
Z the sermon and the Very Rev Rob-
ert P. Yates, secretary to the
Bishop, was the master of cere-
monies.
Following the dedication cere-
monies on Wednesday, the Pastor,
Very Rev. Msgr James ]. O'Toole
and the Pensioners of Our Lady
of Lourdes held open house Sun
day afternoon between the hours
of 2 and S pm.
Boys and girls of the elementary
and Junior high grades will again
be the guests of the members of
the Kiwanis Club in their annual
trip to the Cleveland stadium, June
9th. Elton Bowland is in charge of
reservations.
Two youths have been selected
to attend the Buckeye Boys State
at Camp Perry this month They
are William Neinkamp, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Neinkamp, pastor
of st. Johns church and Duane
Donley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Donley of Martin. Genoa Post 324
American Legion, and the Genoa
merchants being the sponsors of
the two youths.
Veterans Park was open over
the Memorial Day holiday period,
and will again be opened to the
public Wednesday for the balance
of the summer. Miss Peggy Kruse,
of Elmore a freshman at Bowling
Green State University and train
ed and registered life guard, will
be on duty at the swimming quarry
this summer The Park board is
also seeking the services of another
guard.
Mrs. Gladys Coleman was the
hostess to the members of the 10th
Century Club, at her home Satur.
day. Mrs. Walter Samsen spoke or
the topic of Mothers Day and Mrs
Ella Frazier gave a book review on
Periods of Peace.
Seventeen members of the Jr
Auxiliary Unit of Genoa Post 324
enjoyed picnic at Veterans Park
with Mrs. LAMAR Bowers as ad
visor. They were also in attendance
at Clay Cemetery for the Memorial
Day exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs: Roscoe Damschrod
er, 308 Toledo St, Elmore are an
nouncing the engagement of theil
daughter Miss Ianice Kathryn tt
Eugene Doll, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde E. Doll of Route No.
Genoa. The wedding date has moi
been set.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Explorer Scouts
To Sell Flags

Port Clinton Explorer Scouts
will conduct a sale of flags, scan-
vaSsing downtown business places
to take orders for the complete
set of flag and pole. '
Scouts hope to have every place
in town supplied by Flag Day and
Fourth of July. Several stores have
no flags and others have indicated
their flags are in need of replare-
ment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Serviceman's Address Changed

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Krynock have
received a letter from their son
Ronnie Harger that he has arrived
safely in Germany. His address is:
Pvt. Ronald R. Harger,
U. S. 52384745, Co. B,
18th Infantry, APO 162,
co New York, N. Y.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
NEW ATTEMPT

Renewed efforts to raise The
Francis, 40-foot steel boat of the
Port Clinton Fish Co. which cap
sized in % feet of water between
Kelly Island and Catawba May %,
were expected to be made today
(Thursday) if weather permits.
The boat was raised part way last
week, and then slipped away. It's
location is still marked.