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Evening star., 1955-11-25
sAsH 55 rambler station wagon
j. and B.. clean. ss95.
Ednnonds lFordl
329S Wilson Blvd, Afl., Va,

3s9S Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. 5-SSss ---2a
NASH RANBLER 81 station wagon
Sls405. Only driven 10000 mi
radio and Weather.Eye. This uttlits
car Is suitable for church on Sun.
day. WIN haul dozen kids te
OF lumber on Saturday. Up 70 20
Il at WILLIAMS & BAKER. ..Nask
Headquarters for rs years. 10Th
and N SIS. NV. no. a-s7p0,
oLDsMoBILE 1855 super SIS 4.
luxe sedan with r. and h., hydra,
power steering. power brakes, tinted
Terms Fern, sss' or trade DE sa,ess. ss 'hfoash0u'
AkerS OldS- Cadillac
Fairlinston shopping Center
AieA'' " os. I s-sse'
0LDsMOBiLE 1855 super isSS" ds
luxe Holiday coupe: a-tune paint;
Wv tires, Power steering and
brakes: ali accessories. Best reas
oHef. 10 S-6l6;3
0LDSMObILE Isl super sss,, cdr. J,
hydr., r, h.; one Of our best buys,
1896 cash, trade or SN5 down
BELL MOTORS, SOTO Wis. ave
WO. b-aYQ0. --27
oLDsMoBILE 1858 Series S8 Holi.
day coupe; fully equipped, fncMdine
power steering and brakes: smari
coral and white nnish. Like new In.
side and out. Terms or trade;
Akers OiSis-CadiIlac
Evening star., 1955-11-25

J1GUzR 1850 xKi20 roadster:
carefully maintained. excellent cen
dition. new seafnam green paint
Call KI. g-512n after q pm. --2b
real fne Transportation for the
family you can afford. only S646.
3O-day guarantee, HILL 4 SAN
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11d4 Vermont aTe NV. AD.
4.43o0. Open ewes. I'll 2. sat. III ..
Evening star., 1955-11-25

MERCURY 1854 Monterey: r and
n, tinted Elass, power steeriig..
besutffui coral and white finish
Nifh MATCHING leather interior:
neW-ear warranty must be seen !.
Slss down, Can II 7-4soA toF
Evening star., 1955-11-25

NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-dr. sedans
a-tone beautiful dark green over
beige, interior spotless, tires prac-
ticGliy new. equipped with Weatnef-
hrdra. drive. 60 for q test drive
and you'll take 1t home: $44b. SIS
down. Guaranteed.
Stohlmarl Chevrolet
Evening star., 1955-11-25

MERCURY .si sedan; light efay;
out; fully equipped; Mereomatie
fFsfk.; only S6o7. EMERSON B
oRafR lBuickl. 1889 Pa. ave. Sc.
II. a-24l0. 10
Evening star., 1955-11-25
AkerS QldS-C Cadillac
Akers Olds-Cadillac

FairlinRton Shopping Center
Mex. Va oy. 3-e3S0
Evening star., 1955-11-25

NASH 81 Custom Rambler station
condition: S one owner: s tsfstiie T fam.
nv car: only Sh9S: safety tested
for your protection: a0-day writ
PAUL BROS. (Olds)
WIS, AND ELLIcoTF ST, NV.
KE 9-i30s 90 Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1955-11-25
FORD 1889 customiine e" Trdori
Fordcmatie, 7. and b.. Wv. tires
beautiful atone Blue; $sD5
MANN OIDSMOBILE

HUDSON 1854 super Jet 2-door:
very low mileage: rewsear cond. IN
sioS down. BELi MoToRs. saie
Wis. ave. Wo. e-o900. -2z
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

Jugoslaviji tako ma citavom
Balkanu, pa je i prirodno da
Sc bas u zagrebu izdaju raz-
ne Enciklopedije.
No sto nije prlrouno, sto
nije posteno, sto je pravi
skandal, to je Ga Beograd
diktira sto &c i kako &c Hr-
vati u zagrebu pisati. skan-
dal je, da Beograd niece u
usta i pod pero hrvatskih
knjizevnika i kulturnih rad
nika najsovinistickije veliko-
srpske imperijlisticke tvrdnje
i pretenzije. skandal je, da
neki Hrvati, ma celu S Krle-
zom, rop k potpisuju sto
Beograd diktira, kao nekad
nasi madzaroni diktate il
Peste.
"Koliko 81 sc I'll, Krlezo,
rugao nekad, sa -pravom,
tim pokornim Hrvatima-ma-
dzaronima, a danas i'll slije-
dis, danas i'll premasujes!"
"Koliko 81 Sc I'll, Krlezo,
rugao, i sa pravom, onim po-
kornim Hrvatima, koji su
ponizno metanisali velikosrp-
skom Beogradu kralja Alex
sandra, a sada i'll slijedis, sa-
da iii premasujes!"
"Ti 81, moi dragi Krlezo,
tiskao u Tvojoj "Knjizevnoj
republici" god. 1924. iii 1925.
moju kritiku knjige profesora
Jovana Cvijica, u kojoj je O.
vaj velikosrpski ucenjak cd
tridesetak "psiholoskih CRU
pa" ma koje je on podijelio
JUNE Slavene, desetak CRU
pa nazvao "srpskim", ostalim
dao mjesne zemljopisne ma
zive, a niti jednu grupu nije
nasao, koju bi Sc moglo ma
zvat 'hrvatskom"! ia jednu
jedinu, zagorsko : kajkavsku
grupu, dopustio je milostivo,
da bi Sc ona ''mozda" mogla
nazvati hrvatskom, ali "za-
pravo' da je ona slovenska,
a ne hrvatska. III 81, moi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

redakciju ina Mate Ujevic,
najveci zivi hrvatski enciklo-
pedista, koji je vec usao u
povijest hrvatske kulture div
MIN izdanjem prvih pet sve-
zaka "Hrvatske Enciklopedi-
je" godina 1939-1945.
Sve je to prirodno. Hrvati
su pomorci i prirodno je da
Hrvati izdaju "Pomorsku En-
ciklopedijuH. Zagreb je maj
jaci kulturni centar kako u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

dragi Krlezo, ne samo tiskao
moju kritiku tog lazno-uce-
njackog sovinizma, nego 81 i
sam pripisao jedan vrlo ostri
uvod k MON tekstu, a danas
potpisujes sovinisticku laz, da
su neke srpske drzave igrale
vecu i vazniju ulogu ma Ja-
dranu nego hrvatske, stav-
ljas srpske drzave ma moru
prize hrvatskih! Znam, da je
to pod silu! Ali kako TIE nije
std, pa makar uz vilu, nov
ce pocasti, ovako ponizno
ljubiti bic, koji TIE nacional-
no kao Hrvata bije zajedno
kako bije cijeli hrvatski ma
rod?! I'll koji 81 nekad to-
liko vikao! Gdje je sada Tvoj
"obracun s NINA"
TIE su mi misli navrle u
glavu, kad sam citao Pred
govor "Pomorske Enciklope-
die" sa gornjom programat-
skom izjavom o "nasim ma
rodnim srpskim hrvatskim
drzavama" ma Jadranu, IL
java beogradska duha Krle-
zina stila.
Nije to prva lasta naciona-
listickog velikosrpstva u da-
nasnjem komunistickom Beo-
gradu. Neke je vec u "Zajed-
nicaru" iznio u svojim lije-
PIN clancima Pavle Ostovic.
ia Gu sc osvrnuti ma neke
move.
U Titovoj Jugoslaviji IL
lazi sad u wise svezaka op-
sirna "Historija naroda Jugo-
slavic" u kojoj Sc provodi
sistematska falzifikacija po-
vijesti: preuvelicava sc zna-
Genie svega srpskog u povije-
sti, a umanjuje znacenje sve-
ga hrvatskog. Mnogo toga sto
nije bilo srpsko, proglasuje
Sc srpskim, a mnogo toga sto
je bio hrvatsko - ne samo
Crvena Hrvatska, ne samo
Bosnia, nego i sam Dubrov-
Mix! - iii sc sasvim pre-
sucuje ill Sc stavlja izvan hr-
vatske povijesti.
Crna Cora je anektirana
srpstvu posve, mada Sc u teo-
riji priznaje, da SUI Crnogor-
ci poseban narod, pored hr-
vatskog i srpskog; mada je
povjesna einjenica, da je Duk-
liza (najstarije ime Crne Co.
re) bila pod hrvatskim vod-
stvom, a da je tex nakon Ko-
sova srpski elemenat privre-
memo u Moi preko Crkve pre-
vladao; mada Sc je ma kon-
GU, u mas wick, Crna Cora
afirmirala ne kao srpska i ne
kao hrvatska, nego kao svo-
ia posebna samostalna -
crnogorska.
Makedonija je u toj "Hi-
storiji naroda Jugoslavije' a.
nektirana srpstvu ma tri &C.
tvrtine.
Da bi Slovenci dali svoi
blagoslov ovom oskvrnucu
Historic, NINA su beograd-
ski komunisti sovinisti "do-
zvolili'' da pisu, da je i :.
slovenska povijest VEGA cd
hrvatske, dan i'm je nepro-
porcionalno velik prostor u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27
E. travnja 1855.

srbima izvode hotentotski RI
tualni pies mad umorenom
prema toj velikosrpskoj eide
j" Historijom Hrvatskog Ma
roda.
Tako izgleda lazno bratstvo
i nasilno-krvavo jedinstvo u
Titovoj Jugoslaviji. +
ia sam bio i ostao uvijek
pristasa sporazuma sloge
izmedju hrvatskog i srpskog
naroda ma onsnovu demokrat-
skog pravila: svakomu svoje!
No malo kad sam susreo o.
vako drske idejne lazi i tvrd-
ME, kao u spomenutom Pred
govoru prvog sveska "Po-
morske Enciklopedije", dikti-
ramon srpskim komunistima,
a potpisanom pod silu hrvat-
skim, iz straha da in ne stig-
ne sudbina Hebranga. (Inte-
resantno je, usput budi rece-
no, da je hrvatski kominfor-
mista Hebrang, k tomu start
lieni prijatelj Tita cd 1928.
godine, bio Cd beogradskih
kon.unista u zatvoru ubijen,
a da je srpski kominformi-
sta zujovic, k tomu start lic-
nj protivnik Tita, a prijatelj
Gorkica u godinama 1884
1887, dok Tito nije postao
generalni sekretar KPJ, pus-
ten cd beogradskih komuni-
sta xiv i zdrav IL zatvora!)
Srpska srednjevjekovna dr.
zava, Raska, bila je u bal
kanskim gorama, uz rijeku
Ibar, wise Kosova polja, ,da-
leko cd Jadranskog mora.
TEX jedan kratki cas- ona je
doprla bila, preko Zete i j.
stocne Herzegovina, ma ia
dram. Kad bi Sc i prihvatila
velikosrpska pretenzija, da je
Zeta biEa "srpska" drzava -
sto u stvari nije istina, jer
je ona bila isprva Duklja-
Crvena Hrvatska, a poslije
Zeta-Crna Cora - to u tom
slucaju, pri maloj ulozi Zete
ma Jadranu, ne moze sc ''srp-
ske drzave" ma Jadranu stav-
ljati ma prvo miesto, pred
hrvatske.
Ma drugoj strani, hrvatska
srednjevjekovna drzavas ina
la je svoju kolijevku, svoje
srediste j svoje hrvatsko ime
ma Jadranskom moru, u Dali
maciji, u Ninu, u Biacima kod
Splita, u Biogradu ma moru
(ne govoreci o Crvenoj Hr-
vatskoj, u Duklji-Crnoj Gori,
gdje je i napisana najstarija
sacuvana povjesnica hrvat-
ska, znameniti 'Ljetopis po-
pa Dukljanina', izdan ponov-
no nedavno Akademijom Zna-
nosti u Zagrebu).
Srpski kraljevi krunijahu
Sc usred Balkana (prvi put
1217.), a hrvatski (vec 300
godina prize, prvi put 925!)
u Dalmaciji, cd Duvna do
Biograda ma moru. Ne samo
Tomislav, nego i drugi hrvat-
ski knezovi i kraljevi, prize
i poslije Tomislava, imali SUI
mocne ratne mornarice,- koji-
ma SUI i Mlecani morali du.
go danak placati, a gdje su
bile, a sto su bile ratne NOR
narice, ne samo Raske nego
i Zete?! More je dalo Hrvati-
ma Marulice, Gundulice, no
nikad nesta slicnog Srbima!
I poslije svega toga dolazi
sada Beograd, toboze "jugo-
slavenski", toboze "interna-
cionalisticki', toboze pristasa
"ravnopravnosti naroda", a u
stvari sovinisticki velikosrp-
ski, pod komunizmom Tita
ne mamie nego sto je bio
pod otvorenim nacionalizmom
kralja Aleksandra, dolazi tai
Beograd i sill Hrvate da u
svojim Enciklopedijama, u
zagrebu, ma prvo mjesto stav-
ljaju srpske drzave ma ia
dranu, a hrvatske tex ma
drugo!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

odnah liza ugla cd konzuaa Gavo uc Nkon vog
ozujku bio je wise cd jedan mear vsok
projece zagreb Start
Uz najepse zeje Yam hvala onih "a pahu
jastucnca To &c razveset cd Zgeba
Iskreno Vas
JOHN CROCKETT
Director U. S. Information
Go AmercN Konzulat
Zagreb
Mi Sc u ime Glavnog Izvrsnog Odbora cjelokupnog
clanstva Zajednice zeimo zahval swim onm poedncima
ustanovama, koj odazva nasem pozivu koji &c
buduce posat svo dar osakacenu djecu zagrebackm
bonicama preko naseg Drzanog Odelenja Washingtonu
Ia sve ovo sto sam gore naveo, svaki Clan danica
Zajednce ina posve pravo da ponosi canovanjem
Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zaednic naveco potporno dobro-
tvorno kulturnoj ustanoy Hrvaa ceom svieu Radi-
nju gradmo ju do novih jos zavdnh vsina upi-
sujuc njezne redove Hrvate ostale Slavene nove
potomke ko jos nsu, treba bi b nasi canovi. Ucni-
to odnah sada vreme jubiarne godine 4Ogodsnce
opstanka djeloyanja naseg Pomlatka Zajednic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

Zagrebu, prijesolnic svh Hrvata upravo je izisao
tska prvi svezak Pomorske Encikopedje Izdaje ju
"Lekskografski zavod FNRJ pod predsjednisvom Miro
slava Krleze naveceg zvuceg hvatskog nzevnka pose
Tina Uev6a tog bozanskog savula andeosk estog cato
vjecno siromasnog naseg Tina"
Uz Krlezu, urednstvo Encikopedije sastavljau tr
cetvrne Hrvat pomorski kulturn strucnjac Tehnicku
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27

stovani gosp. Pontarich
Hvala YAM Hepor dar, kom ste sjeti nase
panic "a Dom Osakatenu Djecu Zagrebu ojem uredu
nalaz svh predea zeme pla koje &c b
dar "a de zagreback bonce &c III Amekog
Ambassadors il Beograda dbrog koI
daroval.
Ndlm cedujce Nasem pakeu da innate dobrog praea
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27
THE FOREIGN SERVICE

THE FOREIGN SERVICE
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Brace Kavurica
Zagreb
March 20, 1855
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-27
"kASE NAR0DNE SRPSKE
HRvATSKE DRzAVE Ma IADRANU'

(Opet Sc faIzlficira povijest ma stetu HrVata)
Ante Ciliga
"Od poratG (ukd) iStGrstih kvurnerSkM do Dukje 1
Zete grmljaUni teSkih btGkd d.
pozGrG rddjae na$e ndrodne srpSke hrUGtke drzGUe
IL Predgovora log sveska "Pomorske Enciklopede',
Zagreb, koncem 1854.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloan,
and sister of George. She married
Professor James Harvey Smith who
was for many years assistant prin-
cipal in Austin high school at Co
lumbus. The three Smith daught-
ers spent their summer vacations
on their grandfather's farm in girl
hood and cherish warm and kindly
memories of Port Clinton.
Progress is being made in the
development of Anna Sloan Smith
Subdivision. Eighth and Ninth
Streets have been macadamized
and concrete curbs have been put
in. These street improvements, to-
gether with complete storm sewer
system, have been completed and
paid for in full. Water lines and
sanitary sewers, including sewer
lift station, have been completed
and the cost of these has been
assessed against the lots, to be paid
in installments over a ten-year
period.
The August Sarty family were
the pioneers in the subdivision and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
WEALTH or LOCAL HISTORY IN
ANNA SLOAN SMITH SUBDIVISION

A wealth of local history lies be-
hind the development of the Anna
Sloan Smith Subdivision.
The subdividers are the three
grandchildren of the late William
Sloan, Charlotte, Eleanor and Dor
othy. Mr.. Sloan settled on the
farm south of what is now Ma
gruder hospital before the Civil
War, and lived there until his
death in 1916. A part of the farm
has been in possession of the Sloan
family for almost century.
Many Port Clintonites recall
George Sloan, Williams son, who
died in 1929. His widow, Mrs. Mat
tie Sloan, who has been at Colvin
Nursing Home in Clyde for the
past two years, was prominent in
local club circles. After his death,
Mrs. Sloan sold the property where
they formerly lived to the Hos
pital Association and it is now the
Magruder site, with the present
nurses home being the former
Sloan residence.
The three subdividers are the
daughters Of Anna Sloan, daughter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

tion about Vacationland on a
What do you have to offer?"
theme; 80 about fishing; 81 wanted
to swim, and 16 were interested in
eating places.
Is inquired about churches, nine
wanted to go to a Drive-m, six
wanted to go, and "a asked the
girls at the booth to name the en-
tertainment they would especially
recommend. rs asked about trips
to Canada or Pelee, % sought
Cedar Point, eight wanted to 60 to
Bay Point, and three to the Blue
Hole. 38 others asked for direc-
tions varying from the nearest
toilet to the Pennsylvania Turn
pike.
Fifteen wanted ice, four sought
a doctor and four wanted a laun-
dry. "a asked about state parks,
33 wanted camp sites and six want
ed trailer parks.
IA the request Tor acc0mm0da-
tions, SAB were for cottages any
where in this area; 370 preferred
Put-in-Bay and Middle Bass, Sc
liked Kelleys Island, 80 Catawba,
and % preferred Lakeside or the
Peninsula.
430 letters were written in reply
to individuals seeking vacation in
formation, as compared to 413 last
year. Sd percent dealt with ac-
commodations. Regardless of what
information was sought, ferry sche-
dulles, copies of all business cards
and advertising pieces furnished
the Booth by individuals interest
ed in the tourist business we're en-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

have been in their new home on
Eighth Street since early spring
Calvin Browns house on Ninth
Street now has the electric wiring
and the plumbing completed, and
plaster board on the interior walls.
The plasterers will soon begin ap-
plying plaster. Mr.. Brown has
done an excellent piece of work
in constructing this spacious and
convenient home.
Just across the street, on the
south side of Ninth Street, Flick
niger and Orns have a house under
roof. They expect to have it ready
for occupancy by early December.
This house is being offered for
sale. Just east of this house is
another one being built by Carl
Haar of Elmore. 1t is a three bed
room, ranch type house, and Mr..
Haar hopes to have it completed
before the Christmas holidays. He
is contractor and would like to
show his house to any one inter
ested in building home.
There are sixty-six lots in the
entire allotment and thirty-three
of these have been sold to citizens
of Port Clinton and vicinity who
are prospective home builders.
Only one lot on Eighth Street and
six lots on Ninth Street remain un-
sold. The subdividers have stated
that when these seven lots are dis
posed of they intend to proceed
with the improvement of Tenth
and Eleventh Streets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
ERIE TWP.
Mrs. Clifford snider

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Waldron
of Tecumseh, Mich. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Brown of Onsted, Mich.
visited Mrs. Ida Kirk Monday and
Tuesday.
The Junior High Class of La
Carne Methodist Church had their
Harvest Party in the church parlor
on Tuesday evening with their
counselor Mrs. w. F. Martin. Those
present were Rebecca Clifford,
Kathryn Mcleod, Kathleen Frit-
sche, Brent Smith, JEANNE Martin,
Sue Eschelman, Carolyn Tettau,
Paula Kruger, Sandra Weisand,
Tom Branum, Gary Eschelman, and
James Weisand. Tom Branum and
James Weisand were hosts at the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Snider
were over the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gerogosian in
Long Branch, New Jersey.
The Erie Twp. p. L. A. held their
regular meeting Thursday evening.
The president, Tom Bradbee pre-
sided. A contribution was made to
; provide a school monthly paper
and it was decided to have a sug.
gestion box for receiving subjects
for discussion. Plans were made
for a Nativity scene to be placed
in the school grounds. Judge Don
Wargowsky was speaker for the
evening.
Mrs. Ida Kirk entertained mem.
bers of the kirk family at a pot
luck dinner Sunday eve. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
] Kenneth Kirk of Toledo, Mr.. and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Police Arbitrate
Triangle Argument

Police were called to arbitrate
Thursday night in triangle affair
involving a Sandusky couple and
a Vickery man.
The Vickery man and the San
dusky woman were at downtown
spot when a telephone call notified
the man that he would be killed
when he came out of the place.
The Vickery man first said he
would bring charges of assault and
battery against the husband but
later changed his mind. All were
released after police quieted down
the trouble.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

Mrs. Carl Hess of Lansing, Mich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edsel Kirk and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirk and
Glen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kirk,
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Kirk, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gill and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Dubbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Kirk and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Struble and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Randall and family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

Arrested at Vacation Lanes bowl
ing alley at 1918 pm. Friday after
"a call from the proprietor, Hubert
Charles Steiner was charged with
being drunk and disorderly. He
was fined $50 and costs of $500.
with $40 suspended on condition
of no further offense for one year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Rotary Endorses
School Bond Issue

Rotary Club voted to endorse
the school bond issue Tuesday
after talk by superintendent D.
D. Sims during which he answered
questions which had been raised
by club members.
Vote was made by secret ballot,
and the issue passed" by a 72
percent favorable vote.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

Deputy sheriff Clarence Stevens
investigated minor accident at
Genoa Monday forenoon when cars
driven by Gene Duvall of Milbury
and Lowell Warwick of Oak Har-
Dor were damaged. Warwick was
making left turn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Osborn and

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Osborn and
sons spent the weekend in Fort
Wayne, Indiana visiting Mr.. Gs-
born's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Osborn. While enroute Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn were lunch
con guests of DIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Caine in Antwerp, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

CIOScu.
Cleveland and Cincinnati, with
So each, led in Ohio's 1852 letters.
Thirteen other states and Canada
sent inquiries. A total of 1880
Vacationland folders were distrib-
uted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
VISITORS SEEK ALL KINDS OF
Information FROM vACATIONL AND

Vacatonand Information Booth had 3273 visitors from
Memorial Day to Labor Day, and they wanted all kind of
information from accommodations to laundry service.
There 1407 requests for accommodations represent
ing 43 percent of the total calls 722 requests for ferry
schedules 22 for plane schedules 655 for general
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-15
Savik Bull Tops
Kalispell Sale
"A bulls average 1914
z females average $15S
H. B. Sager, AuctiOneer

SOUPY WEATHER didn't bring many
buyers other than local to the 9Th
annual Northwest Montana Hereford
Breeders sale Nov. at Kalispell.
Snow the night before and rain the fol-
lowing morning held the crowd to
fair minimum but the top selling bull
at $3.50 went to the Genre Brothers,
Eureka. This Paladin bull was owned
and bred by Lewis Savik, Bynum, and
was the reserve champion of the show.
The grand champion bull, Larry r.
Mixer owned by the Robin Hereford
Ranch, Bigfork, went for $500 to John
T. Moore, Eureka. j. Nagelhus, Simp-
son, was top buyer of the show, taking
five head of cattle home with him.
Other buyers included: Libby-BiIl
Schneider, Claire Schneider, Donald
Lloyd, and o. T. Rodee; Hot Springs
Stewart j. Haupman Kalispell-A. r.
Lyford, j. G. Edmiston, E. o. Enge-
gretson, Martin Bjorge, Bill Kesloo and
Mrs. Eddy Nordtome; -Wilfred
johnson, j. Alfred Peltier, George w.
Evans, Ray Flanagan and Don Car.
penter; Nirada-Jackson Bros, and
Roberta Jackson; POlson-John Wig
field; Fortine-J. ]. Curtiss. j. H.
MikkeIson was judge of the show and
w. w. Mauritson, secretary.