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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

the Wildlife Council. likely spon.
sor is William +. Rofkar ID. Port
clinton). newcomer in fhe
House.
OHIO TRUCKERS. geared for a
stiff fight over the axle tax, are
looking for a publicity ace. and
may nave nailed a topnotch man
by the time you read this.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

LEW HAUSSMAN, the free-lance
publicity gent who mastermlnded
much of Jim Rhodes strategy in
his gubernatorlal try. may hook
onto one of the COP mayorally
hopefuls IN the capitol city pri.
mary this summer.
iRATE northern Ohio duck hunt.
ers are readyins bill aimed at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

many lawmakers represent dry
areas. the freeze" has been on
since early 1o4q.
SOME labor-consclous Legislators
still shun The Neil House despite
the brushoff unions have given a
three-year siege OF picketing. /.
one who firmly refuses to cross
the line is Rep. Paul B. Siple d.,
IrontonD, railroader.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

ONE of the topnotcl Statehouse
reporters has turned deaf ear to
five-figure offer from the Turn.
pike CommlSSlon
ALTHOUGH high officials in the
liquor department. secretly would
welcome a lifting of the permit
freeze, Sen. Ray Hildebrand tR..
Lucas) isn't given much Of a chance
TO push his bill through. too
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

ONE OF THE REASONS GOVERNOR LAUSCHE
enjoys such good standing with the press that those
matters generally handled for him by Ray White former
Holmes County publisher and one-time legislator .and of
the governor himself has for the envy
Of many overworked city editor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
It's Tempting

A king size picture color card,
inviting with five lovely scenes
of the Harry Knorr's Toll Gate Inn
and Yacht Harbor at Islamorada,
Fla, bring greetings from Harry
Dorothy and Bob Come on down
to your Beach Clubs winter home
the Toll Gate Inn, it entices
Food from the Seas Around The
Keys" is the slogan for its dining
room. Certainly looks like beau
tiful spot, and we'd like nothing
better than to spend few weeks
at your place.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Blood Collection Is Successful
Five Donors Establish New
Records AS Red Cross Gets
137 Pints In Feb 2 Collection

Five Port Cntonites hold the spotlight record donors
following last weeks collection by the Bloodmobe and
dozens of others share the honor of becoming blood donors
The Rev. Perry NJ Blankenship rector of st. Thomas
Episcopal church. has given 20 pnts of blood Rosae
Foran 725 Monroes brought her booddonor up
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
He'll Be SURPRISED

Nine year old Stevie Hayes, son
of Ohio State Coach and Mrs.
Woody Hayes, may not know it
but has date with blonde from
Port Clinton, about 1865 And Pop
was the middle-man on the deal
Woody signed an autograph at
the DTC banquet the other night
for jim Riemensckneider to take
home for nine-year-old Vicki, a
cutie if there ever was one. And
he added note like this: Dear
Vicki-my nine year old son
Stevie will be around to see you
during your first year at Ohio
State"
A story he told about Stevie here
has people still chuckling. Stevie
met Woody at the door one day
when the coach came home after
the Buckeyes had lost game.
81 guess you amt very good
coach, Dad" he said sorrowfully
"And do you know, says Woody
"all | could answer was: 'Stevie
you shouldn't say ANTI, ),
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
HOWARD (HoPALONG) CASSIDY
CAPITOL

idol of Ohio State grid fans from coast to coast is
of the most gamorous and popular of the pages serving
members of the 0st General Assembly he's been assign
ed to the House of Representatives
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
SENATOR RAY HILDEBRAND (R., ToLEDO)

is plugging for 100000 appropriation for two addi-
ons to the Toledo State Hospital but says his chances
slim unless he gets vocal support from the north
western Ohio area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Why Fathers Get Gray

Don't tell four-year old Jeff
Foster, AL and AIMS cute son . :.
but Pop had heckuva time keep
ing a straight face while he was
laying on the stern-father act in a
big way the other day.
Jeff listened in silence while Al
really went to town with the par
entail lecture. Then he heaved a
big sigh.
"And to think he said mourn
fully, "that | have to look like
you tool"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

they did in Columbus in 1854. Part
of that was due to the large group
from ottawa county. There were
so many | couldn't get all their
names. Albert Myerholtz was TAX
ing very active part and had his
picture in the Findlay paper and
the Toledo Blade. Someone re-
marked that in spite Of several
economics setbacks the cattle
feeders are still an aggressive and
enthusiastic group.
Don't forget to attend an Insti-
tute either at GraytoWn Feb. 16
and II or at Allen School Feb. II
and 18. Ray Nicklesen Of Allen
says they will have a county fair
talent show.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

Koch. representing the Welcome
Travellers TV-Show, nationally tele-
vised, asking us to appear on the
show.
First call was "feeler''. and
the second call confirmed the date.
Well be on Thursday, March 10,
and son Barry, aged 10, will appear
with us. Well fly down the day
before, and stay at The Sherman
as guests of Welcome Travellers.
This is liable to set television
back ten years, we fear. But it
will be fun.
(H)EARINCS
Guy Hayman, Marguerite Lueb-
cke's father, who was painfully
burned just before Xmas when a
lighted match dropped on his pa
jana tops . Is getting long we'll
at Grille Hospital and may be able
to have the needed skin grating
done soon :. The Johnny Schaus
MARY Lou Luebcke) named that
bouncing new son Robert Allen i.
Housewives are jittery about mys-
terious goings-on of being called to
doors and finding nobody there :.
One eaSt-end woman believes her
dog scared away somebody who
tried to get in the front door while
she was answering phony back
door knock Girl Scouts study
ing on their journalism badge
have elected Judy Misch and Roxy
Florian co-editors for a troop
newspaper which will climax their
work They planned to visit
The News office this Thursday to
see the inside story of how your
paper gets to press Charlie
Bauman's Catawba Market is near
ly doubled in size as a result of
the new expansion program
The Larry Hattwicks' and the Tom
McRitchie's have a red circle a.
round Feb. 19-they'll take off in
two cars for a Florida vacation
Did you hear Won Satterfield get
interviewed over the phone on To
ledo's WOHO last Thursday
And hear her Lola broadcast?
It's one of the swingiest tunes
of the year and for our money is
Hit Parade melody Did you
realize that 1856 Port Clintonites
work at EODs and if you figure
that in family terms, the army in
stallation accounts for about &
fourth of the city's economic pic
ture? Kiwanians who heard
Col. Elmer Grubbs present that
picture are still discussing it
Well Remember
Betcha that the county's cham
pion guy, when it comes to having
his first name misspelled, is that
popular chap, w. Brown, The ia
Lai Club mogul.
In Is years of Port Clinton
nwespapering, we confess witt
shame, we have never spelled his
name right. All these years, we
thought it was wanda" Brown
! So does everybody else we know
And Brownie, nice guy that ht
is, never registered complaint
Purely by accident t'other day, We
discovered it's spelled "Wyanda.
It's an Indian name.
Relatives had an Indian lad BY
that name working for them Wher
Brownie was born, he explained
, adm his mother liked the name 81
much she passed it on to him.
" Wanda is the girls name
Wyanda is the masculine name,
explains Brownie. They're pro
nounced alike.
Why Fathers Get Cray
Don't tell four-year old Jef
Foster, AL and AIMS cute son &.
but Pop had heckuva time keep
ing straight face while he wa
laying on the stern-father act in
big way the other day.
Jeff listened in silence while A
really went to town with the par
entail lecture. Then he heaved
big sigh.
"And to think" he said mourn
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Wanta Come Along?

You know that game that's 60
ing around local party circles,
when everybody tells what was the
most exciting telephone call they
ever received?
Well, we can play it, but good,
from now on. Because we got a
couple telephone calls from Chi
cago last week that certainly indi-
cate an exciting experience.
It was a fellow named Tom
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

| never take time to turn ON the
radio. But at Christmas time some
one manages to dial beautiful pro-
grams. The house is full Of spirit.
Then there's nut cracking, cara
mel wrapping and tree trimming
that bring family together in good
spirit. And the whisperings and
don't look there"
There's beauty too. Scarcely do
we find a card that is not a work
of art. Art which surpasses the
written word. It's refreshing to
study each one.
In spite of all the rush the things
of the spirit are ever present. How
needful we are of that. How neces-
sary it is to have this kind of va
cation when we put into focus the
real meaning Of the angels chorus,
GLORY to God in the highest, Peace
on earth, good will toward men,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

cal picture it gives Of our Master,
want to share it with you.
"In these days, our days, there
appeared a man Of great virtue,
named Jesus Christ, who is yet liv-
ing among us, and of the Gentiles
is accepted as the prIphet of
Truth. He raises the dead and cures
all manner of diseases.
"A man of stature somewhat tall
and comely. such as the beholder
may both love and fear. His hair
of the color of a chestnut, full
ripe; plain to his ears, whence
downward it is more orient and
curling, and waving about his
shoulders. In the midst of his head
is seam, a partition in his hair,
after the manner of the Nazar-
ties. His forehead plain and very
wrincate; his face without spot or
wrinkle, beautiful with a lovely
red.
His nose and mouth so formed
that nothing can be rcprehcnded,
His beard is in color like his hair,
not very long but forked; his look
innocent and mature. His eyes
gray, clear and quick and lumi-
nous.
I'm reproving he is terrible, his
eyes piercing-as with two-edged
sword-the greedy, the selfish and
the oppressor, but look with ten
derest pity on the weak and erring
and sinful Courteous and fair
spoken; pleasant in conversation,
mixed with gravity. Many have
seen him weep.
"In proportion of body-most
excellent-a man for his singular
beauty surprising the children of
men"
(Note: This was copied from an
original letter of Publius Lentu-
luS, procurator of Judea, to the
Senate of the Roman government
at Rome as a matter Of informa-
tion.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22
Planning Group Meets

Farm Planning Group No. 8 met
recently at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bucket. Six couples
attended Robert Glotfelty was
leader of the topic, "Show Me-Pm
from Missouri"
Twelve topics for discussion
were selected for the meetings in
1856 and covered such subjects as
soil fertility bank, legal problems.
insurance liability, farm safety
check, tax problems, do it yourself
helps, compulsory auto inspection.
sclectivc service. cooperative mar
keting and social security.
The group aims to organize an
other group in its community. Dur
ing the social period games were
played and Christmas jingle gifts
exchanged. The January meeting
will be at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Glotfelty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22
1t Runs Through
My Mind
BY POLLY J. HANST


The college boys with their
jaunty carefree air were in the
spirit of reunion and let-down.
Their conversation was on their"
vacation.
It's not much of a vacation
for you" one of the thoughtful
fellows said as he observed the
stacks of outgoing cards l was
working on.
Sure it's a vacation. One Of the
very best What more could one
ask than to be able to do things
for loved ones December is my va
cation. The time that ! get little
things done that I've put off all
year. For instance bedding gets its
"upkecp' for this is the season
when the fun supply may be in use.
Then the house gets cleaned
all over at the same time Now
any woman knows that does more
for the soul than Florida sun.
And cookies get baked. Old fav-
critics and new ones, always with
the thought that I'll bake a few
for Susie, Mary or jim. No special
must i'm the chorc. Just the grand
old urge to bake and give. The fun
really starts when one can see that
there's d little more time to do a
little more.
There's nothing ON my mind but
Christmas. Nothing runs through
my mind but Christmas. That's
what like
It's vacation to feel this place
alive with bubbling youth. To hear
that piano going with six hands on
the keys.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

Eve to join the hustle and hustle
that love, It's a part of the
Christmas spirit to be able to say
Merry Christmas" TO passers by
who more than likely are in town
for the very same reason as |.
For all of you who are not in
town on Christmas Eve, but are
sitting in your rocking chair in
front of the fire just waiting for
the sound of the hoof on the roof,
let me say today, A very merry
Christmas to you all"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

DUPONT company made grants of
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I'm rushing and working my
head off so I can get through in
time to 20 to town on Christmas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
By BETTY BEAlE
What Does q Capital VlP
Find on Christmas Day?
BY BETTY BEALE

for his Stocking--a duck boat
for the pond on his Georgia
plantation. -.
Illinois Senator Douglas
found a set of Beethoven SYM
phonies to replace the ones
ruined when the basement Of
their former home was flooded.
They've acquired a new abode,
too. . Senator John Spark
man gave his wife living room
furniture for their new house,
will spend the holidays hang
ing land re-hanging" pictures.
All Attorney General Brown
ell wanted for Christmas was
not two front teeth but two
garters for winter-length
socks. That's not to say that
the head of the Justice De-
partment wears bobby sox
the rest of the year; he just
felt the need of some sox ap-
peal. He found a pair in
side a new Apiece set of lug
gage. Nowadays a Wash
ington official wears out a
set of luggage in a couple or
so years. =.
Louisiana's Russell Long,
still the Senate's baby, gave
his wife Kay a beautiful
white evening dress with
green on 1t and bows all
over it," That's the best the
Senator could do in describing
same. He picked it out him
self, aided by a slip Of paper
that said "size g.. Judging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

Merry Christmas to all of
you. May you have as much
joy in the coming year as we
In this business have hors d.
oeuvres. Further than that one
cannot go.
If by some unthinkable
chance you have opened your
presents before reading this.
you may want to compare your
loot with that Of some we'll
known Capital figures. So-for
your information
Presidential candidate Estes
Kefauver found subtle hint
from his wife when he looked
at his presents. Nancy gave
him a lawn mower to use on
the grounds of their new Wash
ington house, though she
doubts if campaigning Estes
will ever have time to put
hand to 1t. Everybody
gives him everything else, but
I don't think anyone else will
give him a lawn mower"
chuckled Nancy, who's plan
ming to stick to home and
children this time. Maybe the
mower was to put the same
notion In Estes head.
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey found cuff
links from his wife with his
Treasury flag on them, prob
ably in gold as BELTS the fellow
who's sitting on top of the
United States funds. His off,
spring gave him a gift too big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
DATELINE PARIS
Nothing Can Match the Mood
OF an American Christmas

bit jazzy and commercial. One
year. as an advocate of White
Christmases, I engineered a
safari into the wilds of the
Austrian Tyrol. Specifically.
we went to st. Anton-am-Ar
berg
It's a snug. tiny, very color
full village quite unmarked by
the swarms of sophisticated
foreigners who 60 there for
winter sports. The people,
churches, houses, and shops
look something off 5O-year-old
post cards. Nature herself is
a grove of Christmas trees.
What a setup for a bit Of
tinsel and a colored light or
two. even three.
But Christmas came and
went. 1t was remembered only
for much tolling of bells, ski
school as usual, and that sunk
feeling that goes with having
already opened ones packages
because I'VE had Christmas
early before we left home" as
If anyone could possibly have"
Christmas early!
Opening a package around
about the 22d when it's plainly
marked Don't Touch Before
the 25th" is just about the
most wretched fraud ever per-
petrated by man Cor family0
Not even the Queen Of Hol-
land saved the day. Juliana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25
By BRENDA HElSER

PARIS, Dec. 24.-Don't let
anyone give you a complex
about celebrating Christmas as
you are celebrating right now,
with tinsel and glitter and
presents for the whole fam
lily. In France Christmas, like
milk. "is for children" AS
they spend New Years eve,
grownups spend the eve of
Christmas at parties called
"Reveillon."
An hour or so after Maman
ct Papa weave YEARLY home
from the acknowledgements
feasting les enfants pounce in
upon them demanding to be
shown what lie Pere Noel has
left in their shoes. American
Mommys and Daddys. too, are
usually sleepy at Christmas
dawn but their reveillon. in
principle, has been dedicated to
putting the show on the road.
Over here the big show
comes at a more convenient,
less enchanting, hour in the
afternoon when the serious
gifts are distributed around a
tree after an enormous and
traditional lunch. The menu
is so rich that grownups are
quite content to forget all
about Christmas, retire, and
leave 1t to the children.
An Austrian Yule is made to
order for believers in purely
spiritual Christmases unadul-
terated by anything the least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

by other dresses he's selected
for Kay, he can pick mine
out any day. 49,.
Postmaster General Art
Summerfield gave Washington
flocks of mail deliveries during
the holiday rush, gave his
antique-loving wife. Miriam,
some fine Georgian silver. He
will take her to Florida after
Christmas to convalesce from
a long illness. Senator Mike
Monroney found four tickets to
the Oklahoma VS.. Maryland
Orange Bowl game in his
stocking. He, his wife and the
Mike, jr.'s. leave tomorrow for
a week on one of the Florida
Keys, ending at the Okla
homa game.
Commerce Secretary Sinclair
Weeks got a flx-it kit; he
adores to tinker. :. a.. Vermont's
Senator Flanders gave his wife,
who's an authority on New
England ballads. a five-volume
set Of English and Scottish
Popular Ballads" one of a rare
limited printing published in
Boston in 1882. Assistant
Secretary of State Henry Hol-
land received from his wife,
Betty, some more Hi-Fi equip
ment.
United States Ambassador to
Luxembourg Wiley Buchanan
gave Ruth the last word in
fashion for the lady who
travels. It's a Persian lamb
jacket with two extra detach-
able collars--one Of silverblue
mink and one Of black seal
with specially matched gloves
for each Over in Luxem-
bourg, every single orphan in
the country received a Christ
mas stocking from the Bu-
chananS. -.
But nobody. ! betcha, had a
better Christmas than Mar
garet Truman, If my informa-
ton is correct. I understand
that the figure on her contract
with NBC reads 100000!
That's a lot Of Christmas.
I hope you've had the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

Prince Bernard and their
daughters were in st. Anton.
While they radiate health,
happiness, and contentment
there is nothing especially
Christmassy about them. Euro
pean ChristmaseS are more
spiritual than ours. French
Christmases, laced with cham
payne, pure fois gras. and firm
grey caviar are more CASTRO
nomic. but nothing can match
the excitement, the anticipa-
ton, and the exhausting payoff
of an American Christmas. It
registers. One knows one has
observed the yuletide.
81 k*
Her Christian Majesty Queen
Elizabeth II of England is
giving Prince Philip new
uniform. and some cashmere
sweaters for Christmas. He, as
usual, is presenting her with
the sort of jewels no one else
ever dares give her; simple
things that need no state &C.
casion to wear.
Princess Margaret and Peter
Tow nsend have exchanged
gifts. He, who is always more
than willing to let such little
things leak" out, made it
known that he now owns a
ring which once belonged to
King George vi and had been
willed to his younger daughter.
When retired Labor Leader
Clement Attlee decided to be
known merely as Earl Attlee
from nowhere in particular,
the editor of Burke's Peerage.
L. G. Pine said: 1T really
shakes me. 1t may result in
peers becoming confused with
American band leaders like
Duke Ellington and Count
Basic. We have always pro-
ceeded on the assumption that
If we have a peerage or no
bility or whatever you like to
call them. we must maintain
If only neutrality-suspicious.
connections In some way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-04
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