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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Jan. 81: Gilbert Hofacker, Mrs.
Harry Johnson, Amos Kleinhans,
Richard Tettau, Evelyn Tettau,
DR.. James Merrick, Michael Ford,
Mrs. Leona Biers, Mrs. Beverly
Riedmaier.
Jan. %: Marjorie Bowen, Mar
ion Williams, Mary Jane Smidutz
Virginia Ganther, Gary Nossaman
Jim Williams, Richard Davenport
Eddie Wahlers, Mrs. William Tay.
lar, Cheryl Baker, Dale Mackey
Clayton Gyde, Mrs. Otto 'Reider
Mrs. Allen Foster. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bloom.
Jan. %: Mrs. Isabelle Hallick
Robert Cover, Mrs. P. C. Van
Rensselaer,
Jan. "a: Mrs. Glenn Baker, Cliff
ford Christensen.
Jan. 25: Judith Ann Bergman
Pauline Burkins, J. G. Kolesar
Roseland Rohda, Mrs. William
Sass. Wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kosher, Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Schraidt.
Jan. 26: Betty Burns, June
Lentz, Fred Roy, William Cullen
Austin Kieinow, Janet Lee Rose.
Jan. 27: Andrew Kastro, JUL;
Merck, Mrs. Lee Bracken, Free
Jensen, Jane Lettich Heintz, Rich
ard Davenport, Anna Jean Beier
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Hines.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

top shed II pounds during that re-
cent uncomfortable bout with near
pneumonia If Carlista Snyder
definitely decides not to run for
council, wanta make bet there
will be some other local woman
on the slate? She'll probably
be a newcomer to politics, too as
was Carlista Local women
definitely want to be represented
in council, and a smart parry lead
er on either ticket can snare a
good hunk of votes by recogniz-
ing the fast Lloyd and Flora
belle Marx certainly have the
knack of making customers feel
welcome at their super Foodland
Note to the high scool jour
nalism kids: we're mighty sorry
that lack of space prevented pub
lication of your stories last week
but newspaper pages just won't
stretch Welcome to the Ralph
Johnsons of Birmingham, Mich.
(former PCS who want to keep
up with the hometown doings via
The News-stop in and say hello
when you get back for a visit!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
(H)EARiNGS

Publisher Bob f., whose new
state-house column is going great
guns with papers all over the state,
will have an extra special reason
for being in Columbus for the Jan.
% conclave of the Hooper News
paper Show Hazel and Clarence
Jeremy are on the home stretch of
a long siege of that great American
sport known as Doing Over The
House And Hazel, who has
worn out three pairs of rubber
gloves in her woodwork activities,
says she now gets family green at
the mere mention of varnish re-
mover . But won't it be wonder
full when it's finished" Marie
and Kenny Schoerger and young
Jim hope TO be in their lovely new
Orchard Drive home by March
= they're selling their Laurel-av
home JeWeler II. B. Karshner
says that any reports about him
having to move immedia' ely are
indeed news to him Plans for
the construction of super office
building in the downtown section
are being quietly studied No,
Esmeralda, this isn't any that's
already been announced Add
the name of our Bill Brown to the
non cigaretteSmokerS (or will the
situation be changed b the time
this sees print?) :. One local kid
has the perfect answer to "And
WHERE did you get that lovely
curly hair?" =. She says: "It came
with my head" . Velma and Will
lard Buck are buying the Hayes
ave home of the late Jane Cleaver,
and will be moving there next
month from the apartment above
Uhlman'S
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Leave 1t To FIossie

Magruder superintendent Flor
ence Specht is staying right in
her office while she's hospital
patient, convalescing from that
foot surgery she underwent last
week.
How? Why, she's had hospital
bed moved right in the office.
Serves two purposes, she's handy
to her desk; and she's leaving
much in demand-bed-space avail
able for other patients.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

is among the crop of newcomers
in the House. he's Howard
Taught ID. Guernsey who was
once appointed to fill an vnexpir.
ed term by Governor Lausche. :.
TOLEDO'S five-me.nber house
delegation is unique in that four
of them are lawyers and the fifth,
R. Martin Calvin, will receive his
law degree this spring.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

NJ. ]. Edwards, newly elected
vice-President of the Port Clinton
Chamber of Commerce has been
selected to serve as District Chair
man for the Federation.
Members of this National Busi-
ness organization are polled by
ballot each month on bills and
legislation before Congress and
after voting their opinions, send
their ballots to Mr.. Edwards who,
after tabulating the total vote, for
wards the ballots to Congressman
Cliff Clevenger, thus keeping him
apprised of the sentiments of his
business constituents.
Mr.. McGinnis, who attended the
Chamber of Commerce dinner on
last Thursday evening, remarked
that the efforts of the National
Federation to seek recognition of
Small Business on the National
level through legislative action,
and the work of the Chamber go
hand in hand in co-ordinating the
type of program for local develop
ment that is currently being ex-
plored by local leaders.
Extending the outline mention
ed by the fine speakers this eve
Ming" said Mr., McGinnis, sit is
we'll to remember that prospective
newcomers, in the industrial field,
are always anxious to know if the
local business men are progressive
and should like to say that in my
experience it has never been my
pleasure to meet more forward
looking group of men than your
local business leaders"
Local Federation members are
as follows:
Mizener-Drynan H ardware Co.;
Gerner & Wolf Co.; Sans" Econ
omy; Ohler & Holzhauer Plumbing
Co.; Timblin's Drug Store; Erie
Tavern; Clinton Cleaners, Inc;
Gordon's Market; Kelly's Service
Station; Glickman's Dept. Store;
Clinton Mems Wear; Northern
Ohio Maytag Co.; Kolhoff's Red &
White Market; Swan Cleaners;
Lud's Appliances; Western Auto
Associate Store; Port Clinton
Herald; Green Drug Co.; RMS Con-
struction CO.; Gill & McAfee Super
Service; H. R Engelbeck and Sons;
Myers Market; Myers Sunoco Serv-
ice; J. A. Neidecker Co.; City
Bakery; Pehrson'S News Stand;
Port Clinton Hardware; Young's
Floor Coverings; Park-Anderson
Co; Stenson Oil Company; Ever
ett'S Pontiac Co.; Trade Winds
Store; Johnie's Super Market; Win
MES Radio Service.
Port Clinton Fish CO.; Smith
Automotive, Inc; Lake Erie Sports
Inc; Clinton Recreation; Bob's
Sandwich Shop; Lakeland Motel;
Port Clinton Mfg. Co.; Jack Smith
Friendly Service; Peterson's Ice
Cream Store; Mirogo Restaurant;
Younker ms. Agency; Nissen's
Inc; Jeanette's; ottawa County
News; Port Clinton Sales and Serv
ice; Gordon Cooper Buick Co
Pierce's Bakery; Brindley's Heat
ing and Appliances; Marks Food
land; Erie Plumbing & Heating
Conner Camera and Hobby Shop
Boysen Refrigeration; Rainbow
Inn; Port Clinton Lumber & Coal
Smith Motor Sales; Misch Studio
ad Camera Shop.
Local business and professional
men not contacted by Mr.. McGin
mis- are asked to register theil
membership with Mr.. Edwards a!
! soon as possible.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
RIFLE CLUB

Port Clinton's Rifle Club team
defeated the Adams quintet at To-
ledo 14O5 to 1888 in match at
Toledo Tuesday night. Local scores
we're: A. Fall, 285; G. Walter, 283;
L. F. Fachman, 282; M. Nelson,
279; C. Herringshaw, 276. Maumee
Valley team comes here in next
weeks match.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
New Fad, Maybe?

Well, the decorations the kids
have been wearing on their caps
have been strange and wonderful,
to be sure. But it remains for Dick
Dubbert to appear t'other day with
one that really WAS somep'n.
There's Dick, innocently arriving
home from work with two baby
bottle nipples stuck in the band
of his cap.
Nope, he didn't put 'em there.
But he strongly suspects which of
his Magruder hospital staff CO.
workers did!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

PAT DUNN, one of the most
lovable members of the legislature
for 20 years, is convalescing in a
Columbus rest home he repre-
sented Tuscarawas County for 10
terms and gained reputation as
the AsSembly's champion mo"
voter. .Dunn'S successor is Vern
HiSrich. farmer-insurance man. :.
A FORMER supreme court Judge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

PAUL HINKLE d., Mercer is
startins his fifth term as anchor
man on the important House FL
nance Committee. he's back on
the job as secretary. with j..
Frank Mcclure R., Ashland In
the chairman's chair.
ONE-TlME bill room clerk.
Henry Stoner, whose hobby is
writing political letters-to-fhe-edi-
TOR, is still at it. for a while they
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21

very likely could rest freshman in the House from
Cincinnati the newcomer attracting much attention IN
the early days of the assembly is none other than
Robert A. Taft who is beginning his political career
much his ustros father did thirty years earlier Dy
serving lower branch of the state Legislature young
Bob in the traditional of has been dong
that there's "a lot to learn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
Wrong Choice

Bernard Schneider, the 19-year-
old Toledo youth who faces the
electric chair for the August IL
Staying of Mary Jolene Friess,
writes to women whose names he
gets from religious phamplets.
One was an Oak Harbor woman.
said Lucas county officials.
He got this letter back: Il think
you should know that my sister,
who received your letter, won't be
able to answer it. You see, she
is past 80 years old"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
MANY LEGISLATORS ARE CONVINCED NOW

that Governor ausche will ask for sixth term instead
of dropping out of public life or making try for George
Benders in the U S. Senate most OF the speculation
from Lausches estate of the state message and from
hints he has thrown to associates at breakfast conferences
since starting his fifth term
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
JOBS OPEN

Two vacancies for Junior Govern
ment Assistants, for which per-
sons having a B degree from an
accredited school in Business Ad-
ministration generally can qualify,
are open at Erie Ordnance Depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
New NIB Chapter Lists
6OLocal Charter Members

list of 60 local charter members of The National FEEDER
alton of Independent Business announced this week by
Alfred Mc(1innis of Fremont.
Mr.. McGnnis stated that the enthusiastic repecton of
the Federations program by local business people will
the total to well 100 members.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-21
were postmarked Chicago. now
they're emanatirq from Utah.

they're emanating from Utah.
LONE WOMAN on the minority
side of the House is an attractive
attorney from Akron, Miss Frances
McGovern. she's seated II the
front row where, if she likes, she
can kibit2 with Clyde Mann, Akron
Beacon-Journal political writer. :.
Until this session, Summit County
was represented Tor 20 years by
Mrs. Anna O'Neill, a housewife. :.
Evening star., 1955-01-13

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Evening star., 1955-01-13

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Evening star., 1955-01-13
MITCHELL !|:|I: to !lj; OFF

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ventllotes and exF,ousts for oreos up "a
500 squore feet. Cobinet Of furniture
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Evening star., 1955-05-16

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Evening star., 1955-05-16
Crock-Shot Modmon Kills
Sheriff With One Bullet

institution. Sheriff Dunlap had
gone TO question the crazed man
about the shooting of a youth
on o tractor next door to the
Tynes home.
Uses .22. .Caiiber Rife
Tynes, A, a bachelor farmer,
used q .22-caliber rife to hold
of the officers and slay Sheriff
Dunlap
The halftracter, obtained from
a Cameron lTex.) National
Guard unit, lobbed 10 to Is
rounds Of tear gas into the house.
When this failed to flush Tynes.
officers charged the rear of the
residence.
Tynes rushed out Of the house
to meet them. screaming and
firing wildly. Officers had to use
force to subdue him.
Tynes lay near death today in
o hospital here. Early today.
Mrs. Dorothy Pacini, night nurse,
said, His condition is poor.
About all we can say is he is
still alive"
He was shot in the right
Evening star., 1955-05-16
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Evening star., 1955-05-16

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Evening star., 1955-05-16

shoulder, left leg. left hip and
left forearm. The forearm was
shattered and doctors planned
amputation. He also suffered q
severe burn. probably from ex-
plosion of a tear gas bomb. His
scalp had numerous cuts.
Documents Signed
DR. Stanley Cox said he signed
documents Saturday to return
Tynes to the Terrell State Men
tai Hospital and was waiting
for the signature of another doc
tor before having officers COM
NIT him.
Sheriff Dunlap first went to
the farm home seven miles
southeast of this Central Texas
Evening star., 1955-05-16

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Evening star., 1955-05-16

mounted as the siege got under
way.
Sheriff Makes Fatal Error
At 1918 am. the sheriff
stepped from cover into the back
yard to talk to Tynes and was
shot Immediately.
A neighbor, Jesse Asher, tele-
phoned Tynes to try to reason
with him, but Tynes hung up.
The farmer refused to talk
with anyone during the siege
and could not be questioned
after his capture.
Tynes was alone in the house.
A sister. Miss Mildred Tynes.
who lived with him. was in q
Evening star., 1955-05-16

GRoESBECK, Tex. May 16
GA sharpshooter former
mental patient killed the Lime
stone County sheriff with one
shot through the head at 90
yards yesterday. Then he held
off an army Of 100 officers and
an armored halftractor several
hours before being flushed by q
mass charge Of lawmen.
The sheriff. j. Harry Dunlap.
~. lay in the crossfire two
hours until officers created q dis
turbance at the front Of the
story and a half farm home to
draw the attention Of N. j.
Tynes. Other officers then pulled
back the sheriff. but found he
apparently had died instantly.
A doctor said Tynes was about
to be recommitted to a mental
Evening star., 1955-05-16

town Saturday night. He went
to investigate the shooting ear.
lier that night Of Johnny Ray
Bentley. II, who was knocked
off the tractor he was driving
by q shot through the chest.
Bentley was plowing a field ad-
joining the Tynes home. Mrs.
Pacini said young Bentley early
today 'is better. We believe he
viii live" He had been listed in
serious condition.
The sheriff was met by three
shots from the house and de-
cided to wait for daylight to
question Tynes. He came back
about 9:l5 am, yesterday with
a dozen officers. The numbers
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Murder CHARGE
Hearing Today

The young textbook salesman
who slew an Arlington (Va.l
woman in a bizarre Friday.the-
18th shooting in Raleigh, N. c.,
goes into court on a murder
charge today in Raleigh.
Richard Kluckhohn, 81, OF
Evanston, Ill, whose parents
are both on the Harvard Uni
versity faculty. is charged In
the death of Miss Bernice Sea-
well. 43, a Government worker,
of 3052 South Abingdon street.
Arlington.
Police said the shot, fired from
a German Luger, came from q
hotel room overlooking o park
ing lot where Miss Seawell was
standing. Miss Seawell. who was
in town on a shopping trip from
nearby Sanford. died almost in
stantly.
Dismissal to Be Asked
Young Kluckhohn's attorney.
Howard Manning. said he
planned to offer a motion in City
Court that the charge be dis
missed. He contended the shoot
in~ was accidental.
The young man. described as
a brilliant student who had
graduated from the University
Of Chicago when he was IS, was
arrested about three hours after
the shooting in Chapel Hill, 90
miles from Raleigh.
The attorney said the youth
had no idea the woman had been
hit until he was arrested. Mr..
Manning added. ''It was a case
of an 'unloaded gum"
Parents in Raleigh
The father of the young man,
DR.. Clyde Kay Maben Kluck-
holm, and anthropologist. ar
rived in Raleigh yesterday by
plane from California. Mrs.
Kluckhohn, a lecturer in soci-
ology at Harvard, came by plane
from Cambridge, Mass.
Young Kluckhohn's fiancee,
Miss Ellen Waldron. 81. a gradu-
ate student at the University OF
Chicago, came Saturday. She
and his parents visited him yes
terday In Jail.
DR.. Kluckhohn said. More
than ever now that we have
come here, we are convinced 1t
was an accident,
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Stussen Picks
8 as Advisers
By the Associated Press

A staff of eight advisers has
been selected by Harold E. Stas-
sen, special assistant to the
President on disarmament prob
lens.
1t was announced Saturday
that those who will work with Mr..
Stassen in his new job as "Sec-
retary Of Peace" are:
Edmund A. Gullion and Law
renee D. Weller. representing the
State Department; Col. r. B.
Fierhock, Army; Capt. d. w.
Gladney. Navy; Mckay Donkin,
Atomic Energy Commission; Col.
Ben G.. Willis, Air Force, and
Robert E. Matteson and John
Lippman. sboth of the Foreign
Operations Administration.
Evening star., 1955-05-16

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hospital recovering from ~
operation.
Officers said Tynes always had
been noted as q sharpsh0oter
with a rife.
The sheriff, serving his Sec
ond term, is survived by his
widow.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
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The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1955-06-14

Mr.. Hatchett and Mr.. Peterson Of the ARC
were here IN Hay to discuss road mainten-)
eace with George Jaynes, who Will remain
In ais pres sent position as Road Boss for
tia coming winter Jeynes returned re-
certify from bu inc SIS trip to Anchorage
George Mel son returned June 18th after
q yeer' instruction II the voc at1ona1
school at Mt. Edgecumbe.
Jim end Tom Gardiner are getting ready
to vi sit the states upon rogue st Of their
sister, Gaeceo who now resides In Seattle
and is attending the q. Of Washington.
MISS Macdonald Is no longer affiliated
with the AZ ska Health Department and the
work she is lud1ng In that Line Of
duty is strictly ON HER-cKN TIME. She 10
currently employed by PAT as cannsry Aurss
and viii leave for her home in Canada when
It's - iag season is over. Miss Mac
Donald will decide later, after visit at
hoEs, just what branch Of Health service
$40 will choose to follow.
bit OF news that somehow mi ssed get
ting into The Beeoon last issue was the
marriage Of cilda (Jerry) Romano to Mel !,
vim Monsen Of Naknek on Easter Sunday. The
bride and groom will make their homo In
Nahnek.
Mrs. Isabelle Arr -r- ng and dau ghter,
Lynn, are here for the sluler. Ieabelle IL
~ O. ,oS @to