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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Mrs. OVerton Is
Garden Division
SWeepstake Winner

The last meeting OF the year for
thc Garden Division Of the Farm
vile Womans Club VAS held
Tuesday. May 10
The year IN retrospect vas con
sldefed highly successful by its
members Win Mrs Etra Morris
serving as president and Miss
Nancy Watkins serving as advisor
and Judge Of exhibits. Two pro-
grams Of outstanding value were
presented IN December. MIS-. r.
f. Garland demonstrated variety
VI Christmas arrangements which
were both suitable and beautiful
And then In January Miss Edna
Putney spoke TO the group on the
culture, use and care Of gourds
Mrs w s Overton was named
winner Of the exhibit SWEEPSTAKES
with Mrs w A Watson. Jl. plac-
ing second Nearly all members
had entered exhibits a. most Of
The meetings. which had pleased
he group
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Farmville Student
Named to Honor
At Queens College

Miss Caroline McTIxa.nc Of
FarmWlle was one Of ten members
Of the Queens College Charlotte
n c. student body TO be tapped
for membership IN Sigma Mn.
regional honorary scholastic Or
aanzation Sine vas initiated on
MAY 10 along with Dr Edwin r.
Walker. president Of the college.
who vas elected INTO faculty mem
bersHip 10 The fratern.ty.
The purpose Of Sigma Mu Is 10
recognize high scholastic attain
ment Of seniors and juniors and TO
encourage independent research
Only those seniors and juniors
who have done work 81 merit and
distinction are eligible
Miss McllWalne ID the daughter
Of MI and Mrs. 7 J Icllwainc.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

The Favmv!ile Wesley Founda-
ton held It's annual Spring retreat
this past week end at the summer
home OF the Rev and Mrs G o
Kidd at Grand View The retreat
was composed Of a planning com
mlttee Of Old and new council
members. having the purpose Or
eyaluatlnQ the year that has just
ended and 10 plan the year ahead
Miss Ellen Porter a graduate Of
Lonqwood College Glass Of 54
was the inspiiational speaker
Those attending were Jeanette
Morris. Frances Northern, Belle
Fitzgerald jeanne Spurgeon
Joyce Henderson, Jo Hill&nau
Donnie Morris Nancy StrIplin
Margaret Beavers. Carol Wolfe.
Loretta Brooking 10 Ann Dyer
Mary Alice Henry. Rubtncttc Mil
Ter. Annette CRANE, Virginia For
ward DICK Weln9art. Mrs. c O
Kidd and Miss Mahnda Ayrcs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Annual AAUW
Picnic Features
Israeli Scholar

A biochem'st. here from lea
native land Of Israel for 4 Wear 4
study viii be guest 50 aker al the
picnic of the. Farmville chapter.
a A u w Held annually In
Nav with Mis- Luther 3 Franck
Of Cumberland
Dr. Leah Blocb-Frankcnthal is
on leave from her work Us In M
structor IN bIochem.stly at the
Cancer Research Laboratories in
the Hebrew Univ rsitv- Hadassah
M dical School for 1854 SIS AS d
REGIMENT of AL American Ass0-
cation OF Unyersitv Women m
ternat,onal Study Grants She is
WORKING N research al THU Ma
tiona cancer Institute III Brthes-
da Md
She and her husband Dr Btu
no Block win be present at this
wears meet he With Mrs Franek
AT her Cumberland home Mount
View to be held FRIDAY Nav 70
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17
Miss Z1IiH Ann UnckluOriH
Is the Bride Of S. ". PARKER

The marriage Of Miss Edith
Ann HackWOrth daughter Of Nj
and Mrs. John Otey Hackworth
Of Huddleston. to Samuel Winfrey
Parker. son Of Mr. and Ms. w r.
Parker Of PoWhatan, took place
Saturday. May IA At , m In
the Palestine Baptist Church In
Huddieston The Rev Grover NJ
Turner OF OAK Hi Academy,
uncle Of the bride. ofhciated at
The ceremony
The church was decorated With
palms. candelabra and baskets Of
White flowers Miss MarQie Ann
Saunders OF Moneta presented a
program Of nuptial music and
Mrs Royce Garter Of Roanoke.
cousin Of the bride, sang BE
cause" II Love You Truly and
The Lord 3 Prayer
Given IN marriage BY her father
the bride wore dress of candle
light satin and French lace The
VolamlnuoS skirt was gathered to
a point IN front and a wide panel
OF matching lace Was gathered in
the back OF the circular train from
the Waistline Her circular fnpcr
tip length veil Of imported candle
hght Illusion was attached to a
pointed tiara Of seed pearls IN an
opcnwork lace pattern she car
red a bouquet OF rose buds and
lilies Of the valley. ccntcrcd with
a white orchid
Mrs Walter Tucker. j. OF Lcx-
ington sister Of the bride was
matton-of honor She wore a floor
length Of dress Of coral crystalgtte
and white gloves Her headdrtss
was fashioned with a velvet bow
and matchalB ven and She ear.
red a nosrpay Of coral anC
turquoise astcta With matching
steamers,
The bridesmaids Wcrc Mis-
Charles Celia Jt OF PoWhltan
sister OF the groom and MISS Joaf
Lndamood OF GalaH They Wor.
dresses and headdresscs similar Il
the matron-ol -honors III tuf
quoise, and carried identical nose
gays.
Frances Mallory Tucker. niece
Of the bride was flower gnl Sh,
Wore shaded coral orRand,
dress
Besl man Was t.al Lee Of Rich.
mond ana Charles Celia. j.. o
PoWhatan. brother n-law of tn.
groom Walter Tucker Jr o
Lovlngston 0rothcr-ln-laW Of tn
bride and John Lewis of Rich.
mond. served as ushers
Immediately following the cere
mony The brides parents enter
tanned with a reception at thei
home
Following 3 southern vcddinl
trip the couple Viii make thci
home ia poWhatan
Mrs Parker is graduate 0
RAdtord College Women Dyi
SION OF V p / and is a nembe
OF Alpha sigma Tau sorority Tn
groom Is graduate Of the Schoo
OF Business Administration Of In
University OF Richmond. and !
a member Of Pm Kappa Sign.
fraternity
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

First Lieutenant and Mrs Don
aid y Hook. suu-ln Law and
daughter OF Dr and Mrs Conrad
Blackwell arrived la New York
Last Monday aboard the uS.S
United States Dr and Mrs Black
well were n sh!pside To- meet
them After visit in Lynchburg
with 1t Hook $ family, they Will
spend part of the summer here
with Mrs Hook S parents
In September. 1t Hook Will as
sumo duties as graduate assistant
81 Duke University while conf
plotting work Oh his PnD III Ger
HAT
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-17

On behalf Of the Club Mrs
Whitted presented Mrs. E CT
Cannon with a gift. III making
the presentation Mrs. Whitfield
said We realize that but for one
person We might never have had
these seven years Of mental and
social development through this
Club Tucked into this token OF
our love. affection and apprecia-
ton are more good wishes that it
can possibly hold and We hope it
viii remind YOU often OF you
dream working the College Hill
Club. -
A film entitled Angry Boy Sc
cured by Dg. Lucy Lacy from the
S "a e Department OF Mental
Health and Hospitals, was shown
This film dealt with mental
health and brought out what is
being accomplished through psy-
chlatric treatment
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
COMMON PLEAS
COURT Names
NEW REPORTER

Ottawa county's common pleas
court will have its testimony re-
corded via the stereotype method,
rather than shorthand, with the
addition of Miss Mary Jane Slane,
of Swanton, who becomes new
court reporter here this month
Her appointment was announced
Monday by Judge Tom d. Stahl.
Personable Miss Slane will re-
place Rodena Konker, who retired
last year after more than half a
century fine service as court re-
porter. She is currently completing
a special course in legal use of the
stereotype system of recording testi-
mony in Lucas county court at To-
ledo.
Miss Slane is a graduate of Swan
ton high school, and attended Tri-
State Business College. For the
past two years she was with Libby
Owens Co.
Miss Slane has her own steno-
type machine, a compact small de-
vice. No additional equipment will
be needed in the court as the new
method goes into effect.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Porters Eliminated
In Section Tourney

Port Clinton PorterS were elm
mated from the Class A sectional
tournament at Sandusky Wednes-
day when they dropped a 74-68
decision to Tiffin Calvert after
having defeated Tiffin Columbian
Monday night in surprise upset
that made basketball history. (See
sports page) Score was 1886 at the
half, and later tied at 81 each.
Eight missed foul shots in the
fourth quarter contributed to the
defeat Papcun and Bergman were
high scorers with 10 each, TWarek
and Enderle had eight each, Ball
had Is, and Carter one. Sandusky
Blue Streaks defeated Bellevue
64-54 and will meet Fremont Ross
in the Semi-finals Thursday nigh
while Calvert goes up against Nor
walk which defeated Willard Mon
day. Fremont Ross won over st
Mary's Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Thieves Take Money
At Local Church

For the second time in recent
months, st, Thomas Episcopal choir
room was ransacked and money
was taken during church services.
Victim of the thief was Mrs. H.
E. Osborn, 124 Walnut-st, who told
police that six one dollar bills and
one dollar in change were taken
from her purse in the church choir
room during Wednesday night Len
ten services.
The same evening, man who
answered the description of an in
dividual who visited st. Thomas
church at the time Of the previous
theft was found trying doors inside
st. John Lutheran parish hall, but
nothing was reported taken there,
At 7:O5 pm. Feb. %, police were
notified, a SNOWFALL was thrown
through the top pane of glass in
the living room of the upstairs
apartment at 21612 w. Sixth-st, oc
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E
Ginger" Babcock. Shattered glass
showered a large chair, fortunately
unoccupied.
Mrs. Ted Burmeister, 11712 w
Fourth-st, reported to police Feb
"a that the window of a 1854 Olds
mobile, parked outdoors overnight
had the car window on the driver!
side damaged by BIB shot.
At 3 pm. Feb. 27, police were
notified that glass block at Tim
blin'S drug store front was missing
1t was believed to be taken in th'
last two days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Gl>s&1 MAW Mla9
n "Wa>sk Ho~"

AS soon as a pert little beagle
hound by the name of cindy can
wag her tail, she'll thump out a
salute to conscientious driver
and to Police officer William
Robel. Because she might not be
alive if it hadn't been for them.
Cindy, pet of Dr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Semon and small Pam and
Douglas Semon, is in an animal
hospital right now convalescing
from a conclusion suffered Sunday
when she was hit by car while
frolicking on the street near the
Semon home on Madison-st.
Ed Debien, driver of the car,
scooped up the injured little dog
and raced to the police station
with request for help in finding
her owner.
1t was Sunday, and the court
house where records might be
available was closed. But Patrol
man Robel located Dog Warden
Brugger and through Cindy's Ii
cense traced her owners. The Sc.
mons rushed the injured pet to
the animal hospital.
The vet thinks she'll pull thru.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Oak Harbor Gets
Housing Project

Oak Harbor village Council Tues
day night approved plans of the
Herbert c. BraUchIa Building Co.,
Fremont, TO open Benton Estates"
a foUr-acre tract on Benton-st in
the northwest section of the town,
with Il houses scheduled for con-
construction.
r. M. Bondhus, manager of the
company which has built some 500
homes in the Fremont area since
1851, said construction of the Ma
tional Homes structures will begin
about June. The land for the new
housing development was acquired
from George Hemminger.
Mr. Bondhus said the houses will
have from two TO four bedrooms.
All will be one floor plans. Neces-
sary legal papers for the new de-
Velopment were filed in Port Clin.
ton Wednesday afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Police Care For
Lost Little Girl

Port Clinton police, and Officer
William Keesor in particular, play
ed the role of fairy godfathers
Saturday for three year old who
was lost for nearly four hours.
Linda Herad, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Herad, 1882
Madison-st, wandered away from
the yard where her mother thought
she was playing with neig glbor.
Police got call at 2:4O p. m. that
a small child had crossed busy
Perry-st, unaccompanied, and was
wandering in the vicinity Of Lake
Erie Sports Store near the water
front.
Officer Keesor brought her up
to the police station The city ha1
gang supplied candy, and sle had
wonderful time while efforts
were made to find out her name.
Officer KeeSor took her to his
home for supper, and she played
happily
AT $50 her worried parents,
who had been searching for her,
came to police station and small
Linda went home after a big day
in the life of any three-year-old.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
It's Never Dull
At County Jail

You never know what you're
going to encounter when you're
the matron of a county Jail.
Sheriff Merriam BUdd's wife,
Kathryn, answered a summons
TO the door Friday night. There
stood coIored couple, the man
bleeding profusely from extern
sive razor decorations.
While Matron Budd rounded
up cloths for emergency band
ages, sheriff Merriam Budd was
called in to take the razor victim
TO the hospital. Twelve stitches
we're required in one leg cash
alone.
"She did it," reported the hus-
Eand, and the wife admitted it.
The husband refused TO prose-
cute, however, and no charges
were filed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
; HELD FOR
GRAND JURY

Three men were bound over to
the Ottawa county grand jury
Monday in Municipal Court on
charges of breaking and entering.
and fourth was given 40 day
jail sentence on charges of receiv-
ing stolen property.
Vincent Kadrovick, 81. Sandus-
ky, and Donald Schwochow, 20,
Castalia, two of the three men
rounded by Sheriff Merlan Budd
and Sandusky police last week,
charged with Is burglaries climax
ed by the Feb. q break-in of
PhilS Inn, pleaded not guilty and
were bound over with bond set at
$4,000 each. Third man of the
burglary gang, Robert Chill, "a,
Huron, is held in SanduSky.
Eugene Mari, charged with the
Feb. 22 break-in at Rocky Inn,
Rocky Ridge was bound over to
the grand jury, with bond also
$4,000. Earl Hebner, Rocky Ridge,
in whose car merchandise and
money from the Rocky Inn job
was found, was given a 40 day
jail sentence. He was fined $500
and costs, 5000 of t1e fine suspend
ed on condition of good behavior
for three years.
Four counts of burglary and lar
ceny were filed against Kadrovick
and Sckwochow and three against
Chill Chill was bound over TO
the Erie county grand jury under
03,000. Kadrovick is a parolee of
the London prison farm. He was
picked along the highway near
Gypsum shortly after the am.
break-in at Phil's last Monday. A
bag of money taken from the Inn
register was found in the weeds
nearby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
COL, CRlybbS
LEAVES cod
FOR NEW POST

Colonel Elmer w. Grubbs,
Commanding Officer of Erie
Ordnance Depot since Oct. %,
1858, will leave here around
March 20 for new assignment
in the Panama Canal Zone as
Ordnance Officer of the Carib-
bean Defense Command.
1t. Col. John G. Sanford, former
EOD assistant for supply opera
tions. will serve as EOD's Com
manding Officer until his retire
ment on April 80, or until the new
Commanding officer arrives. In
formation concerning the new co
is expected in few days.
Col. GrubbS succeeded General
Z. S. Gruver. who served as co
here 1948-1949. He is the 26th
Commanding officer at EOD since
its establishment in 1918, first
being Capt Hugh NJ Emerson.
Under his administration, EOI
has continued its fine growth OF
Importance as an Ordnance -ActlV
| ity, and Col. GrubbS in departing
expresses the opinion that Erie
with her location, equipment anC
personnel, has a good future in i'm
portant defense work. Col. Grubb!
and his family have been popular
residents of the community, anC
announcement of their departure
is received with regret.
Col. Sanford, who is married
and resides On the depot, came t
Erie Oct. II, 1852 from Tooel'
Ordnance Depot, Utah.
Other changes at Erie are an
noUnced, also.
1t. Col. J. L. Holley, Jr., former
ly the Executive Officer, is as
signed as Assistant for Supply Or
erations. He has been at Erie sine
October l, 1854.
1t. Col. Maurice V. Sargent sue
ceeds Col. Holley as Executive Oh
ficer. Col Sargent formerly serN
ed as Chief Of Maintenance Div
sion and has been assigned to Fri
since November II, 1854
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

For Boyd Martin, speech de-
partment head lere for six years,
it was triumph that comes to few
faculty members. For the winners
and the school, the clean sweep in
the important competition was an
event that will go down in speech
competition history.
Besides the six first places, local
students garnered four second
places, these second place winners
all to be alternates to the state
finals; and one fourth.
Debate team of Harry Chaffin,
Sally Dewitt, Scott Carter, and
Jack Glickman won all four of
its matches, defeating Anthony
Wayne, Sylvania Burnham, Toledo
Woodward, and Sidney, TO take
first place in "a" competition in
debate.
Max Burkins took first in dra
matte Interpretation. with Sally
Snyder fourth Paul Moon took
first in humorous defamation
with Audrey Borne second. Rich
ard Noblett took first in original
oratory, with Maxine Routk second
Robert Stetson was first in ora
torical defamation, Sharon Gentry
second. Steve Corthell was frs
in extemporaneous defamation
Sharon Anderson second.
In the individual events, Por
Clinton competed in the "B" di
vision with eight other schools
Debate team took first in the dis
trict last year, winding up third il
the state in the finals.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

VIII SdIIy CHc plOSldll d Wcek
later at 1890 am. and channel 2
(Cleveland) at $50 am, also a
week later.
Request for Mrs. Covers appear
ance on March 10 was made by
Tom Koch, representing the pro-
gram, in long distance telephone
call received here Jan. 81.
Mr.. Koch explained that the
Welcome Travellers" program had
received a letter from Fremont
calling attention to Mrs. Covers
full-time participation in a news
paper career in the face of a ter
rifle uphill but winning battle
against multiple sclerosis.
In addition to Mrs. Covers nu-
merous personal awards in jour
nalism, The Ottawa County News
under Mrs. Covers editors1ip last
month was honored by the Buck
eye Press Association as a state
prize winner in news coverage and
advertising.
Mrs. Covers achievements in the
newspaper field will be dramatized
on the television program as a
source of inspiration and encour-
agement to 250,000 multiple seller
osis victims throughout the nation
to live with" the malady by de-
velopment of outside interests.
Mrs. Covers 1O-year-old SON
Barry, will appear on the program
with his mother.
Mrs. Covers husband, AL, also
had been asked to participate, but
arrangements for his appearance
could not be made due to the i'll
ness of both of his parents, who
reside with the Covers at 1926 w
Third-st.
1t is customary on the welcome
Travellers" program to shower the
participant with gifts, but Mrs
Cover has requested that in liel
Of presents a contribution be made
to the National Association Of
Multiple Sclerosis.
Mrs. Cover and Barry, accom-
panied by Mrs. Covers sister, Mrs
E. A. Clark of Fremont, will make
the trip to Chicago by train, leav
ing Port Clinton next Wednesda,
and returning On Friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04


for the smart shopper. More mer-
chants are participating in this
weeks Dollar Days than in any
other city promotion so far. A
glance at the ads of the progressive
merchants appearing in this issue
of The News will convince you that
Port Clinton Dollar Days will make
every shopping dollar do extra
duty.
Signs from lamp posts and ban
ners and pennantS decorating the
stores of participating merchants,
call attention this week TO the big
two-day event. Clinton theater an
nouncements helped to publicize
the Dollar Days.
S100 in merchandise certificates
will be given away, made possible
through the cooperation of local
newspapers. Elsewhere in The
News you will find the necessary
slip.
On page 2 of today's News you
will find list of merchants who
are cooperating in Port Clinton
Dollar Days. Visit their stores anc
find out how far your shopping
dollar can 90 in this big event.
Stan Wentz is chairman for Dol
lar Day. and jim Riemenschneidel
heads the Retail Trades COMMITTEES
sponsoring the event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

it's been consecutive since Feb
ruary, 1945. Started Sept. |, 1921
when Walter Jack was manager.
Marriage and motherhood brought
lapse in her work from 1888 till
1941, when she returned during
hectic wartime days. She left in
1914 for six months, returned Feb
ruray of 1945, and became man
ager June 4, 1850. Her only son,
Jack, On his way to becoming a
marine engineer is currently at
home but will soon be going back
to duty with the Pittsburgh Steam
ship Co. Bertha. as friendly and
likeable a person as she is eff
cient, lives at 513 Westinghouse.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Know Your Public
BY WILLIS G. MiScH
Zone of a series)

MRS. BERTHA HAYNES, man.
ager of Port Clinton's Western
Union Telegraph office and an OPP
orator whose technique wins
healthy respect from any masculine
telegrapher, was surprised per
son last week. A. ]. Davies, Colum-
bus, district manager, stopped in
to make official presentation of a
pin for ten years consecutive serv-
ice with Western Union. Bertha
has 31-year service record, but
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

Commission Chairman II. v.
Frederick said the new examina-
ton for patrolmen was called to
build up reserve bank of
eligible men. The certified list at
present includes names of two
Continued on Page -
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
JOINS STAFF

James Lannen, Fostoria, will as
sumo duties at the American Bank
Monday as assistant cashier. Mr..
Lannen has been with the Com
mercial Bank at Fostoria He is
married and has one son. The
family expects to move here short
lY.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
News Editor To Be
On National TV Show
In Chicago March 10
By ROBERT w. RElDER
Publisher of The News

Television viewers from coast will learn about
Port Clinton and of its bestowed citizens in live
teecat emanatng from Chicago next Thursday March TO-
Jue Reed Cover editor of the Ottawa County News and
consistent winner of state awards in annual competition
sponsored by the Ohio Newspaperwomans Association, will
be guest of honor the nationally Wecome Travel
ers" program at the Sherman Hotel Chicago.
The live broadcast will be locally at 80 pm
Cleveland TV Station WXEL, Channel 8, (oledos WSPD-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04

The exact date and wording Of
the letter notifying Mayor Jere-
my of the Commissions action,
according to a copy of the letter
sent 10 the News, is as follows:
March IS, 1855
Mr.. Harold G. Jeremy
Mayor of the City of Port Clinton
Port Clinton, Ohio
Dear Sir:
BY action of the Civil Service
Board This date the name of Boyd
Austin is temporarily certified as
being eligable for provisional ap-
pointment as Chief of the Port
Clinton Police Department. Be-
cause of the grave circumstances
with this office at this time il is
understood ths certifieation is in
compliance with section 1923
of the Revised Code of Ohio
Civil Service Laws.
Port Clinton, Ohio
Civil Service Commission
n. v. Frederick
"Chmn"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Civil Service Exam Set
For March II; Austin Is
Temporarily Certified

Port Cnton's Civil Service Commission called an examna-
ton for patromen for March IT, and temporary cert
caton to Boyd Austin being eligible for provisional APP
polntment as Chief, at special meeting this week.
Mr.. Austin has served Acting Chief since Nov 28
when Mayor Harold Jeremy appointed him following the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-04
Bob-TaIes
BY ROBERT w. REIDER

A recent shift at Gordon Coop
er's Buick agency has put popular
Johnny DruSbacky on the sales
staff o..