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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
AUroMoslLrs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 81 club coupe: orig,
.oFndly! s2;ooo miIes b. orig. owner.
Indoor Showroom, 2Q15 n. Moore st..
Ar. iRosslynD. Va. IA. $1,000. 10
ISTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan; overdriye,
elimatizer, equipped; $685.. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N.
Glebe rd.. Arlington. IA. 7-7722.
STUDEBAKER as sedan: equipped:
S245. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER; 5s5 N. Glebe I'd. Arlington.
sif4tjptEBlAikkIEk SO sedan: sys mGf
SERVICE CENTER. 5S5 N. Giebe
sTUDEBAKER 52 Land cruiser;
cd, climatizer: 1000 miles, new
e eonatfs' OIL one se5 sgssner ltss 81!
SAC: HORNER'S COR. Buick Deal.
er. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, Ii. 6-6464,
SIUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser, A.
Dr.: green; cd. heater: S395. LEE
D. BUTLER, INC. 4034 Wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 3-4040.
STUDEBAkER SO Commander de
luxe 4-dr,: blue: cd. 7. and h;
$l,395: LEE D. BUTLER. INC,
4O34 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-4O40,
STUDEBAKER SO Champ. hardtop;
cream; cd. r. and h: 81 ,595. LEE
D. BUTLER, INC, 1921 2ist 81.
NV. D1. TOLL.
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AuroMoslLEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC as coupe sedan; Hydra.
S24e. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422I Con-
necticut. WO. 6-s4OO.
PONTIAC '53 2-door; equipped. very
low mileage. Beautiful 2-tone green
finish. A terrific value for such q
beautiful car. Sl,095. Low down
payment. STANDARD PONTIAC,
440tA Rhode Island ave. De-, UN
PONTIAC "a Catalina custom series;
has everything. 2-tone finish. power
steering, power brakes. T, b. This
one Is really different. 81. 345.
AKERS oLDs CADILLAC Co, Fair
tHnstS ON sa sopPEn Center Alexandria
Isl Custom Catalina; low
mileage: radio. heater. hydra. power
steering Beautiful 2-tone finish
with matching leather interior. A
s zeal D esYmsn. car ysS pd Ley
TIAc. 4404 Rhode Island ave. ne,
"a 4-door; radio. heater.
Driven less than 6,0u1 miles. New
payt. STANDARD PONTIAC, 44O4
Rhode Island ave. ne. UN. 4-566I.
50 convert. beautiful
maroon tinisn. nev top. excel. me
chanicaI cond. overdr.: q lare value
at only S595 NASH ARLINGTON
CORP. Indoor Showroom 20l5 N
Moore st.. All. iRosslynl Va. ia.
SINGER 1852 roadster; q real sporty
little car. driven 1900 BY a naval
s595. NASH ARLINGTON CORR. ;,
indoor showroom. 2015 N. Moore
st.. Arl. (Rosslyn). Va. IA. $1,000.
80 Champion 4-dr. 4:
oyerdriye. heater; 1875: Bring cash.
RIM. ia. Benning Hall, 3445 3sth
st. NV. Porter st. OF Wisconsin,. .
so COW: $685.. TEN
PIE MOTORS. 1915 Diagonal I'd.
Alex. Va. XII S-4S00.
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so spec. de luxe sedan:
Z. b.; 1000 miles: By orig. owner
Driven 2 mi. daily to take child to
school Away garaged. Mats and
monthly. Ike new throuahout. 1870
Wilson blvd. -X9
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'52 Model "200'' de luxe
sport sedan: nustrous tvo-tone blue
n c,,.ta = ano n vH ~ ~ o1sss:
$4,000 actual miles: like new: re-
markable value. MONTGOMERY
STUBBS Lncoln-Mereury Dealer,
37I5 BladensbuTR road. AP. 1899.
p 0efn ~ 20 2 a, ,u,, sedan. ?. and
clean: S495. Car No. 505-A. MON
ROE FORD, 1887 East-west hwy.
Sill. spg.,- Nd; Open evenings till
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DIVER MOTOR co.

Dodee-Plymouth Dealer
Home Of 1st-Choice Used Cars
1912 Ga. Ave. lat Piney Branch Rd.
TU. 10000. Open ewes. Closed Sun
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AUTOS. FOR SALE tcsas.l

OLDs SO de luxe ''9s" Holiday
coupe; HYDRA Matte, radio. heater.
power steering. tinted glass, tube
less Wv. tires, back-up lights, fully
equipped, beautiful 2-tone finish:
this car is Ike new. 9 real bargain,
for your protection: 30-dsy written
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AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

STuDEBAKER SO Champ. de luxe s.
and h; 81 AS. LEE D. BUTLER,
INC, 112l e1st st. NV. d.. 7-OI1I
'52 VS. Land Cruiser
4-dI. fully equipped: 1-oWner car:
f h1sS, h LEV IS p sIS2 Z. cash or
ave, OIL $4,000. In the Heart Of
1850 Champion 4-dr
orig. Light blue finish; interior like
new; heater. good tires. See this
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
292l Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Used-Car Lot
Phone ia. 7-11I6. Open Daily, o TO o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

OLDs '52 Super ''ss'' 4-door: heat
er. turn signals, Hydra Matte. seat
covers; beautiful 2-tone finish; one
owner car bargain. price. 81 1876;
stock No. 1853: safety tested for
your protection; 30-day written
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '4s sedan: orig. blue
paint. This car Is very clean inside
and out. Has been well-taken care
of. Tires In very good cond. VIII
sacrifice. s155. RE. 7-1362.
STUDE. so Champ. 4-dr.; S74e.
Oyerdrive. HORNETS BUICK, $500
Mimi. ne. LU. 1926. 20
WILLYs '53 4-vheel drive station
wagon; r., h.: like new. This car
Is exceptionally nice for country
estate, also for contracting projects.
Price. Sl,245. See Mr.. Hummer,
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. NV,
ST. 3-7l00, 90
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AuroMosILFs FOR SALE

r e.. s.T c.. az L. e. safs B s2.ss o.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s Special de luxe;
tires: original black 1nish; saert-
nee, terms. $40 down. ROPER"
18th and R !. ave. ne. 2s'
3. 6snd ds4S ta1 "a s Ssal sfl
good credit: absolutely Al 'condi::
ton: interior like-new: never had
seat covers; garage kept: owner
manual stu In glove compartment.
PLYMOUTH .53 cranbrook e-door
s sfaa bal: s se almost ssat n sSveT sse1
Saa5: terms and trade. NATIONAL
I'd NV. ADJ S-77s5 N ws6
1855 VS. 4-dr. sedan:
company driven, low mileage. fully
equip. with PowerFlite trans, power
steering. power brakes, etc: new
MOTORS NC, Rockyilie, Ma, 81.
4-65c0. Open evenings.
'55 va 4-dr. sedan:
company driven, low mileage. fully
equip. with overdrive. radio. heater,
WV tires. seat covers, etc: new
car warranty title and financing.
MAN LAM MI AOENC. INV hOCk-
Vile. Md. OIL. 4-6500. Open ewes.
PLYMOUTH 1919 Special de luxe
4.dr.: r. and h.: excel. cond.; only
DIVER MOTOR co.
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
Home Of 1st-Choice Used Cars
1912 Ga: Ave. lat Piney Branch RdJ
TU. 10000. Open ewes. Closed Sun.
%
'53 cranbrook 4-dr.
sedan; beaut. 2-tone with heater
and defroster. SIGNALS, little used.
privately driven, extra-clean car.
Priced for quick sale at S9a5. Trade
and terms. KIRK MOTOR co.. 1000
Ga. ave. ia. 9-4S00. -28
80 Cranbrook 4-dr. Sc
dan: orig. blue and gray finish: Hy-
drive; heater: l owner: q real clean
car at q bargain price Of S1.095
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
Showroom. 2015 N. Moore St.. Arl.
tRosslynl. Va. ia. $1,000. 10
PLYMOUTH AT 4-dr.: T.. h.: $50
S 6q,s. t skso over T6 EP. eSyTnassnt'' Total
"a sedan; sacrifice:
Sl.295. Equip. Very low mi, mech.
perfect. Looks. runs like new. IKE
is51 club coupe: and
b.: like new throughout: S595. IS
down. ARROW MOTORS. 32i2
Rhode Island ave. NE, AP. 7-7072.
20
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PACKARD
BUTLER-BONDED
EACH ONE A TOP VAI,UE

"a Pacific hardtop. very low mileage.
every EYER , extra i ned power st so
SO 900" 4-dr. sedan: Ultramatic.
radio, h.. white-vall tires, nylon
seat. covers since new. Immaculate
condition. 81 .S95.
81 900" 4-dr sedan; turquoise blue,
Ultramatic radio and heater. very
clean. 1-owner SS95.
SO Mayfair hardtop. maroon and
ivory with matching interior, Ultra
matte. radio and heater. power
steering power brakes. Very low
mileage. So. 1876.
so .4-dr.. sedan: Ultramatic. radio
and heater, low mileage, exception
80 4-dr. sedan: Ultramatic, heater.
low mileage. An exceptionally clean
l-owner car. S1.295.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Conn and Fla. Ave. AID. 10000
OPEN EVENINGS
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'51 PONTIAC

u TON l 1AN
Catalina sport cpe: owner: Q
tone, immac.. HYDRA, T. and h.,
Wv. tires. This is q beauty. You'll
buy the minute you see 1t. Only
1.195. easy terms.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
IA: 2-9002. Open Til gao. Weekdays
PONTIAC 80 station wagon de luxe
4-dr Hydra-Matic' power steering.
fully equipped: new-car warranty:
S2,656, FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
r SSaPffstl'ps % w. s sos1e9tiDl.; GOOD
top. body and tires: S135. Phone
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.: fully equipped;
looks and runs like q million. Spe-
cial at SS95. Low as $3.50 down.
cash or trade. MCNEIL PONTIAC,
1920 Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the
Heart Of Bethesda. 30
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AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH so spec. de luxe sedan
T. b.: 1000 miles: By orig. owner
Driven 2 mi. daily to take child u
school Away garaged. Mats anC
uDhol. show no wear, 6erviced semi.
monthly. Ike new throughout. 1926
PLYMOUTH "a 4-dr.; / owner. Low
equipped. only Si.a45.
DIVER MOTOR co.
Dodee-Plymouth Dealer
Home Of 1st-Choice Used Cars
1908 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. OIL. 4-7323
Open Ewes. Til 0. Closed Sunday
PLYMOUTH so cranbrook a-dooi
sedan: oEiginal black finish. heater
Car asTd No. e efs sa It Ne aoNRR RISE r sat5
open eTeninss III H. 3. ~ ~ 5"a s 40
PLYMOUTH SO Cambridge 4-door
T. and h., Cd. seat covers: $4,000
miles: S965. IA. T-725s. "A
PLYMOUTH so 4-dr. sedan: equipped
$500 HORNER'S COR. Buicl
s+s4sl. Fla ave- me- at 9th Ii
PLYMOUTH 1851 Suburban station
inish; completely equipped: iikt
new throughout: SPECIAL, s795. S19l
down. ARROW MOTORS. 32ls
Rhode Island ave. ne, AP. 7-7072
20
PLYMOUTH 1851 club coupe: light
green finish. heater. seat covers;
very specially priced for the man
emo end e %a1ts s tsss End car This wesl
Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
Used-Car Lot
Phone ia. 7-1116. Open Daily. 8 to
PONTIAC "a starchief Catalina
5000 miles. fully equipped. $4,000
Call RA; 3-sO33 between 10 Am
r SslIs ssIs .,' F4ap e. n HySss
1900 River I'd. Alex. Va" K1. O.
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina: beaut. 2.
CHINAC TO fNsPEcT THIS ONE!
Fully equipped; $685., 1--WE dollars
RoLET TRIPLE GUARANTEE. Cal
AID. 2-S722. ask for Bill Serhus on
the open lot. across from new-caI
show room. 33rd and NJ SITS. NV
s am I'll 0 pm. "SERVICEMEN
FINANCED" Used cars and new.
PONTIAC v &C. IS Catalina \, star chiel
late; new.caI warranty; SASH
cut. WO. 6-S4O0
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

like the Home of Mercy, too"
Chet estimates he's made "more
than 200'' appearances before all
types of audiences. State conven-
tions, Farm Bureau, Parent-Teach-
er, All, veterans, picnics, bankers,
church, military, political, banquet
and all types of groups have been
entertained by the Chet Young
brand of humor.
One of the reasons Chefs style
has survived for more than a quar-
ter of a century through several
generations is that it is good, clean
entertainment - the kind that
would be equally acceptable in a
church hall, a military post or a
Boy Scout meeting.
It's a case of where a man has
some time on his hands and peo-
pie want to be entertained. BY
getting together, everybody's hap
py and a deserving project (The
Home of Mercy at Williston) gets
a nice lift dollar-wise.
Chet says it's easy to book him.
A postal card or letter will reach
him at Oak Harbor. His phone
number is 6833 on the Oak Harbor
exchange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Needed: 1875
BLOOD 0onoA4

Appointment cards are in the
mail for the February 2 Red Cross
Blood collection at the Elks Lodge
Hall on West Perry street from IL
am. to five pm. Recipients of the
cards are asked to return them
promptly, and all others willing to
make an appointment are asked
to call Mrs. Ralph Roose, schedul-
ing chairman, phone 4901; or call
the Red Cross office, GOAL.
One hundred and eighty-five
volunteer donors are needed If
Port Clinton is to meet its quota
of 125 pints. Any resident of OF
tawa county will receive Red Cross
blood free of charge when it is
needed. Last year in five collec-
tions, Ottawa county gave a total
of 56o2 pints of blood. Magruder
hospital received 573 pints of Red
Cross blood. In addition county
residents in Toledo and other hos
pitfalls received Red Cross blood
when it was needed.
Anyone between the age OF 18
and so, in good health, may give
blood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Geo. w. Perrott
Killed In Fall

A fall down an inside stairway
leading to his upstairs apartment
at 21512 Lincoln Drive, caused the
death Saturday at 9 pm. of wide
ly known George w. Perrott,
maintenance foreman at the Stand
ard Products Co.
Suffering a fractured skull and
a broken neck, Mr.. Perrott was
believed to have died instantly
after falling down the steep stair
case. His body wedged the outer
door shut and police, summoned
by Mrs. Perrott, had to enter
through a rear door A verdict of
accidental death was given by DR..
R. R. Semon, county coroner.
Funeral services we're held We'd
nesday at 2 from the Neidecker-
Eberle-LeVeck funeral home, the
Rev. Perry Blankenship officiating,
and burial was made in Riverview
cemetery.
Mr.. Perrott was born in Luton,
Bedfordshire, England, son of Geo.
and Mary Perrott. He is survived
by his wife, Isabelle Davidson
Perrott; one son, Harold Russell
Perrott, Toledo; two daughters,
Mrs. Ethel Wilber, wife of city
solicitor Adair WILDER, and Mrs.
Louis Fatiga of Lakeside, and
seven grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

one mile wide down the middle of
the bay in which commercial fish
ermen could not lay their nets.
This would be to permit fish to
enter and leave the bay - unless
caught by hook-and-line fishermen.
The bill also established beyond
shadow of a doubt that seine iS
net and vice versa. Several court
debates have been conducted over
that issue.
For the past four legislative ses-
sions, sports fishermen have COM
planned to the Legislature that
commercial fishermen were running
the hook-and-line fishing in Sas-
duSky Bay. They claimed nets of
commercial fishermen practically
made it impossible for spawning
fish to enter or leave the bay with
out being caught.
Commercial fishermen declared
further inroads into their fishing
grounds would drive them out of
business Previously attempted
compromises satisfied neither fac
ton.
The new bill provides the nom
commercial fishing areas shall be
marked by commercial orange.
All six sponsors OF the bill pre-
dicted its passage.
Representative Rofkar was quot
ed as saying the bill as partially
based on survey of fishing con-
ditions in the bay by the wildlife
division but that in his mind the
real problem was soil erosion in
the Sandusky River watershed. The
Sandusky River feeds the bay.
The controversial bay ranges in
width from a mile and half to
five miles wide and hook-and-line
fishermen say it provides some of
the best sport fishing water in the
nation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
BETTY ROSE
CHAMP BAKER

Alvetta Betty Mae Rose, 16
year old Port Clinton high school
sophomore and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Rose, won the
Ottawa county cherry pie baking
championship Saturday with lat
tice-top pie that judges pronounc-
ed best of six entries. She will
represent the county at the state
finals Jan. 90 at Castalia.
Second place went to Martha
Stamm, II, Lakeside, senior, and
third place to Shirley Ann Haynes,
18, Graytown, graduate of Salem
Oak Harbor. Other contestants
were Nancy Jones, II, Port Clin-
ton junior, who had won first
place in the school cherry pie bak-
ing contest in November; Joyce
Fielder, Is, Oak HORROR, sopho-
more; and Marjorie Smith, 18,
Lakeside, senior.
Judges were Rita Cummins,
county home demonstration agent;
and Mrs. E. M. Budd, Northport,
Mich. Frances McFeddens Port
Clinton high school home eco
nomics department head, was in
charge of the county contest at
the local school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

Sponsored by the Port Clinton
Chamber of Commerce, the forum
provided answers to many of the
questions that have arisen since
formation of the Port Clinton De-
velopment Company, an arm of
the chamber charged with attract
ing new industries here.
The speaking program high
lighted remarks by Walter T. Ack-
ley, general supervisor of area de-
velopment, Ohio Edison Company,
Akron; M. H. Markworth, indus
trial agent for the Nickel Plate
railroad, Cleveland; and Ernest M.
Johns, industrial agent for the
New York Central railroad, Cleve-
land.
Moderator was Albert E. Red
man, director of industrial devel-
opment of the Ohio Chamber of
Commerce, Columbus.
The program was arranged by
Ralph Forster and opened with a
dinner, prepared and served by
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Ottawa County
Keeps En- Poppy

John Radloff, IS, Portage Twp.
trustee for Is years, will be one
of the oldest officials at the an
nuaI convention Of township
Trustees Association of Ohio in
Columbus, Jan. 20 j. ~.
Nearly every township in the
county will be represented at the
meeting. Also planning to attend
are Sanke Bahnsen, chairman of
fhe board of commissioners;
county engineer DeIos Nissen;
John Hensler, Ottawa County
Home superintendent, and Henry
Bergman, Genoa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Hale 'Red" Knachel
Is Suicide Victim

A verdict of suicide by carbon
monoxide was returned by coroner
R. R. Semon in the death of Hale
H. "Red" Knachel, 56, whose life
less body was found Saturday at
5i32 pm. slumped at the wheel Of
his car in closed garage at his
home, 319 E. Sixth-st.
He was believed to have been
dead since shortly after leaving
the house. Friday at $50 am, ap-
parently to go to work. The gas
tank was empty and the ignition
key was on, reported police officer
Loren Hendrix who was called
when Clarence Branum of Marion,
brother of Mrs. Anna Stockwell
at whose home Mr.. Knachel room
ed, made the discovery. Rear
doors of the garage we're locked,
and a side door tightly closed.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at pm. from Peace Lutheran
church, the Rev, Hartwig Pruess
officiating, and burial was made in
Riverview cemetery. Gerner &
Wolf was in charge of arrange
ments.
He is survived by daughters,
Mrs. Ralph Druyor Of Erie Gar
dens, Mrs. Warren Gulau of Oak
Harbor, and Mrs. Lloyd Zelms of
Gypsum; two sons, Douglas Mil
linger, with the Air Force in
Japan, and Carlton Millinger of
Portage township; IA grand child
ren; his father, Coeda Knachel of
Cleveland; and two sisters, Mrs.
Harold Rhoades of Cleveland and
Mrs. Wilburt Fellerath of Laurel
avenue. His wife, Bernice, pre-
ceded him in death. He was born
Dec. %, 1898 in Delaware.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

for a new composer TO break into
the tough business of the music
world. on her own.
Won wrote her first song some
years ago when she lived in Cleve-
land. Publishers liked it but moth
ing ever came of it. She started to
carve name for herself as a vo-
caliSt in Toledo and Detroit. But
she has turned thumbs down to
travelling contracts because of
family obligations, and decided
that composing offered the best
outlet for her musical abilities.
Won is modest and frank about
her first record. She doesn't think
it's great music.
But it might be foot in the
doorway of what's often been
called the toughest business in the
world.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
FILING DATE
NEARS; BOTH
PARTIES BUSY

With filing dates for candi-
dates less than two weeks
off, Port Clinton political guns
started to boom this week.
Board of elections clerk Ed
Minderman said a number of
petitions have been handed out,
but that none have thus far been
returned to be officially filed.
Deadline is Feb. 2. He emphasized
that in municipalities under 1000
filing date is not until August 2.
The political picture started to
shape up like this:
Democrats
1--WE have no definite slate to
announce yet" said a spokesman
for the Democrats after a meeting
held Tuesday night at UNan's
Sales & Service rooms, "but we
have some excellent candidates in
view" A. w. Kalb is county Demo-
cratic chairman.
The spokesman said the party
will come to a final decision at a
meeting scheduled for next Thurs
day, Jan. 27, at 8 pm at the
OMAN rooms.
George Tewers, currently serv-
ing as city treasurer, continued to
be strongly mentioned in unoffi-
cial discussion as to the party's
mayoralty candidate. That Council
men Charles Ruddock, and Wilbur
Petersen (appointed in October as
O'Nan's succeSSor) will be candi-
dates for reelection also is strong
ly rumored. Alex Bergeman, a
newcomer to politics is being
mentioned.
Republicans
Mayor Harold Jeremy, Council
President Lee Bracken, Solicitor
Adair WILDER, Councilman-at-large
George Schade, and End Ward
Councilman David Jeremy will be
candidates for reelection on the
Republican ticket, Walter Wagon
er, Portage township Republican
party head, told The News We'd
nesday.
Ralph Forster, currently in Bat
tie Creek, Mich, told Mr.. Wagner
in telephone conversation We'd
neSday morning that he will be a
candidate for comcilman-at-large,
the party head here said.
Republicans will have full
slate, said Mr.. Wagner, and pos
sibilities as candidates for ward
councilman are currently being
contacted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Non SatteJield:s Song Recorded

Lindsey, aged seven and a half
and four and a half, share her
thrill.
The Gaylord album is on a AS r.
p. m. record, and will be available
at the Maytag Co. In addition to
Lola, the Gaylords do Without
A Song, "a Dollar, a Nickel and
a Dime, and 'Blues My Naughty
Sweety Gave To Me-" 1t is listed
under the title "The Gaylords
Sing"
Won met The Gaylords through
their arranger, George Annis who
heads Detroit's House of Music
and who was a former member of
the trio. His orchestra does the
music for their vocal of Lola"
A record that Won wrote and
recorded herself, Hold Ne Closer
and blues song. is ready to go If
Lola" provides the entry needed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Local Women
Hurt In Crash

Harold Reau, 81, Sunset Trailer
court, Fremont, former local store
employee, was charged by the state
highway patrol with driving under
the influence of intoxicants after
his car struck an automobile oper.
ated by Mrs. Robert Tschumy
Hayes avenue, Monday at ) pm. on
Route So North of Fremont.
Mrs Tschumy suffered contus-
ions of the lips and nose, and an
injured knee. Mrs. Wanda Brown
Sand Road, a passenger in her car
suffered injuries of the head and
neck. Reau was treated al Memor-
ialhospital for abrasions of the
knee and scalp decorations.
The accident happened at the
Wheeling & Lake Erie tracks half
mile north or Fremont. Mrs
Tschumy, going north, had stopped
her car for an approaching train
Reau, going south, lost control of
car as he went over the crossing
in an apparent attempt to beat the
train, said Patrolman J. O. Dunn
and hit the Tschumy car nearly
head-on 1t was badly damaged.
He was fined $100 and sentenced
to three days in county jail. The
injured women were taken to the
nearby home of Herbert Tschumy
and later brought to Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
HUNCH PAYS
OFF IN CAR
Theft CASE

Because Police Officer Loren
Hendrix followed a hunch, Camp
Perry soldier with fondness for
borrowing Mercury cars belonging
to other people was apprehended
in the third car he had stolen in
weeks time.
Lawrence G. Maher, %, whose
home address is Howard Beach,
Long Islandy was captured by Off
Ger Hendrix and new police offic-
er Harold Masing who awaited
him at roadblock they set up
on Fremont Road Sunday at 3
am.
Mercury No. / stolen in Toledo,
had been abandoned at Camp Perry
Jan. 8. Mercury No. 2, owned by
Ethel LeGron of Toledo was stolen
Saturday from a parking place
near the Island House. 1t was re-
ported located, a short time later,
near a Fremont night spot.
Officer Hendrix played hunch
that the car borrower would take
another car in Fremont for trans
portation back to Port Clinton. He
remained on duty instead of going
home at midnight.
He was right. Fremont reported
third stolen Mercury. at 2:55
am. The road block was hastily
erected. The first car along was
Maher. He admitted thefts of all
three Mercurys.
The case was dismissed Monday
on request of complainant. A
representation of military officers
appearing in municipal court said
that Maher had signed a confession
to the charge and would be dealt
with in military court. An expert
on radar, the soldier was due for
discharge in 80 days, said reports.
He started the cars by crossing
wires.