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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
EOD Employee
Drives In Race

Albert Taylor, an EOD employee
of the Depot Maintenance Division
and a Toledo resident, was par
ticipant in the big Car" races at
the Indianapolis Speedway, May 80,
1855. The big Car" race was a
special event at the annual Me-
mortal Day auto race.
He drove his own 1858 Twin H
Power Hudson Hornet Club Coupe
The distance of the race was IS
laps on a 212 mile track. SO cars
entered the race and Mr.. Taylor
qualified at 1884 MPH. He was
the 3rd highest qualifier. He start
ed in 35th position and came in
5th, experiencing 10 trouble at all.
He has had 5 years racing exper-
ience at various tracks in Ohio and
Michigan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
Racer And Sedan
Tangle At Curve

A racing car and 1871 sedan
met at the curve at Cataw0a Point
near the Cliff House Saturday at
8:45 pm. and the sedan got the
worst of the impact.
Driving a racing car owned by
Don Pfister was Clifford Scott, %,
accompanied by Robert Gill. In the
sedan were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bick-
ley, Danbury. No one was injured,
but the sedan after having its side
scrubbed" by the racer had to be
hauled away, reported deputy
Myron Hetrick.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
Accident Damages
New Volkswagen

A 1855 Volkswagen, driven by
Thomas Benham of 402 E. Perry y-st,
rolled over as he swerved to avoid
a dog which ran in front of the
car when turned from Perry onto
Fulton-st at 12:40 am. Saturday.
Mrs. Benham suffered head in
juries. The German-made Volks-
wagon which the Benhams' acquir-
ed only few months ago had its
right rear fender, door, front fen
der and right side of roof damaged.
officer Harold Masing investigated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
On the O VAL
: Speed dway Kid 3"

LET'S ALL make this the
safest Fourth of July weekend
possible = remember that it is a
three day event for most folks, and
many others are starting on a one,
two, or three week vacation. Help
them to enjoy it, for as a statistic,
in the following days paper, we
all know that they or their heirs
won't =. Leave the speed for the
speedways that are designed and
built for that specific purpose. Be
extra careful and courteous to your
fellow motorist. = Well see you
at the Speedway . >.
900
TIFFIN RAcEWAY
Fosco does it again - in very
close race that had the fans on
their feet, George Fosco took his
second in row feature race from
Paul Bertok. George took the first
place in the 18th lap and took the
white flag indicating the race had
only l more lap to go. And if you
want excitement this is the type
to see. Other winners were: First
heat, Dale Miller; Second heat.
Ray Bushong; Third heat, Ed
ChriStman; Fourth heat, Dick
Woodall; First Consi, Rollie Beale;
Second Consi, Paul Keegan; Semi
Feature, Paul Keegan, and Feature
for the third time this season,
George Fosco Next Friday
after the regular race card Tiffin
Raceway will present a gigantic
fireworks display. Well be seei1'
you.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Two more drivers joined the up
side down club, Sonny Emlinger
and Johnnie Hartzel will be given
their diplomas for the exclusive
club soon.
The winners we're: first heat,
Gug Keegan; second heat, John
Jozsa; third heat, Bill Meggett, in
his brand new AL; in the Consi.
race Bill returned to show the boys
it would do it again and came in
first with the time of 1858.
The non-ford feature went to
Bob Purvis; Bud Merkle took the
Australian Pursuit; and the big
feature winner, Chuck Watson,
who took over the lead in the 18th
lap.
Ralph McLennon set the fastest
time of the evening with 1879,
and if you think that is not travel
ing, try it some time. with race
driver, of course)
Next Saturday, these and many
new drivers will be back to give
you a real show, time trials at
7:3O, with the first race at $780,
Drive safely, Please.
SANDUSKY SPEEDWAY
Bert says we can't keep ahead OF
the crowd, for after spending a
frantic week to get more seating
space for the large crowds, last
| Sunday about $50 of them stood
in the infield and saw the track
record shattered for the second
time so far this year. Last week l
erronously reported that Sid How
ard set the fast time of $3.50. My
apologies to Martin Snyder. But no
kidding, this week the record was
broken again and this time it was
by Sid Howard and set at 22.95.
This may seem like repetition,
but here are the winners of June
26th = First heat, Sid Howard;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Second heat, Bobby Huston; Third
heat, AL Meyers; Fourth heat, Cor
don Dukes; Helmet dash, Sid How
ard; Australian Pursuit, Boyd Rid
er; Semi-Feature, Gordon Dukes;
and the Feature, Sid Howard =. :,
Next Sunday, July 3rd will feature
the regular stock and modified
race card, and on Monday, July 4th,
Bert has arranged fast Midget
car race with time trials at 1:30
and the race to start at 2::30.
And on Monday Mite July 4th)
there will be another fast run of
stock cars, with time trials at 7:30,
first race at $50 . Bert says he
will have more seats up for the
fans, so you won't have to stand.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
Sandusky Whips
PC In 12-O Game

Bob Twarek's lead off single was
the only hit that the Port Clinton
team had against three Sandusky
pitchers in Sundays Ohio State
League game. The game was play
ed on Sandusky's Soldiers Field
with Bo Hickman doing the pitch
ing for Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
June 24)
Stand. Products 80, City Bakery &

Stand. Products 80, City Bakery 3
Standard Products lads ran up
80 runs from Is hits while City
Bakery Little Leaguers collected
their six runs on nine hits. Pitch
ing for the victors were Tom Macko
and Tom Patchett, with Bill Dreher
and Norm Simon catching. Johnny
Malik, Randall Pean, Glenn Kirk,
and Martin Paloni pitched for the
Bakery, with Frank Wiley catching.
Home runs were recorded for Mol
mar, Bakery; Bill Dreher and Rob
bic Simon, Products.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

out IL Standard men while allow
ing only A hits, however two of
them were Balls home runs.
Wednesday Catawba arine
Sales and Port Clinton Lumber
played, and Friday Port Clinton
Manufacturers meet Matthews Boat
Company. Next week Rubber meets
Lumber on Tuesday, Catawba VS.
Matthews on Wednesday, and Mfg.
VS. Standard on Friday.
Next week bleachers are expect
ed to be provided for the specta-
tors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
Friday, June 24)
clio. Is, Meyers Cafe II

CLIO. TO, Meyers Cafe IT
CLIO. batteries: S. Mista and M.
Guthrie pitched and Mista, Guthrie
and Gillespie caught. Schultz had
3 home runs and a triple. Guthrie
had for 3. Guthrie was the win
ming pitcher. Meyers batteries:
Green and Wise. J. Lemon had 2
for 4 including home run.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
0 q 0
FREMONT SPEEDWAY

The fender busters were in rare
form Saturday mite, and the crowd
saw some of the best races of the
season. as the drivers piloted their
little jewels CD across the finish
line many times wheel to wheel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
June ~


Miller Motors 2, Ohio State l.
One of the best games of the
Little League season to date saw
undefeated Motors continue their
wins by a 1-run margin with Nor
ris pitching and Below catching
for the victors, and Colston pitch
ing and Hazard catching for Dec
orators. Motors pulled double
play with bases loaded after cen
terfielder Pehrson caught fly
and tossed it to second baseman
Howell. Hits for Motors: Robel 2,
Pehrson. For Ohio State: Fisher
2, Evans, Colston, Wiseman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
June 27)
p. G. Decorators 19, K. Of c. 5

Winning pitcher: Carter. Losing
pitcher: Fritz. Hits: Decorators 10,
K. of C. 5. Relief pitchers: J. Lauer,
Steindam. Home runs: Wilber, two;
Fritz, two; triple, Gensman; double,
Ames, Carter, Steindam, Mackey;
singles, Steindam, Ames, Wilson,
Gensman, Nicholson. Base on balls:
Carter, one; Fritz and Lauer, five
each. Carter struck out eight,
Fritz seven, and Steindam two.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
SPOR IS
Teenage Baseball League
Starts; Ball Stars AS
Products Beat Rubber, So

Standard Products opened the Teenage League
Monday with 53 victory Peninsular Rubber. Nick
Ball won the nearly snglehanded by striking out
while allowing hits and hitting two home both with
Don Ice aboard to account for four of the five
Tony Vanott pitched for Pennsuar Rubber and struck
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Starting this Thursday night,
$50 Little League games will be
played at the Standard Products
Field. Dug-outs have been cleaned
out, new tile laid, and the field is
in fine condition. 1t will be sprayed
with insect repellant to drive off
mosquitoes. Tom Wilson supervised
laying of tile.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
TUESDAY, June 28)
Clio. II, City Bakery 14)

CLIO. batteries: Carr, HaWker and
Mista pitching with Gillespie catch
ing. Mista was the winning pitcher,
pitching hitless ball fsr the last
8 innings. Schultz had 3 for 4 in
Guiding 2 home runs, and Mista
had 3 for 3.
City Bakery batteries: Molnar,
Malik and Wylie. Wylie had 2 for
3 including a double and triple.
Malik had 3 for 4.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Managers of Little League teams
will take to the diamonds as play
ers themselves, in a game with
EOD's softball team, tentatively
scheduled for next Wednesday
night at the waterworks. A man.
ager's practice was scheduled for
Wednesday night of this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01
June 23)

Miller Motors 4, P. c. Decorators
3.
Winning pitcher; Denny Robel,
catcher Dick Below. Losing pitch
er: Gensman, catcher WILDER. Hits
for Motors: Below 2, Pehrson, Nor
ris, Fehnrich. Hits for Decorators:
Ames 3, Wilson 2, Gensman 2,
WILDER.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

If ITS HELP YOU NEED
CHECK OUR CLASSIFIED PAGE
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

June 28l
Stand. Products &, Meyers Cafe
S. P. battery: Buddy Kuzma pitch
Bill Dreher catch. Meyers battery:
Jerry Lemon pitch, Wise catch.
Each team had three hits. Jerry
Lemon hit home run.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

Standings as Of Tuesday. June %
National League
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-01

One finger is all it takes to turn
or park rhis great new beauty, with
Chrysler' Full-time Power Steering.
The only power steering that stays
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, 1955-03-23

Honorable Walter ]. M. Hodge
President Of the Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. Hodge:
Receipts acknowledged of your letters Of February 2nd
and February 3rd 1855, with the following:
Bill No. I Resolution to Retain the Personnel of
the Two Former Municipal Councils Of the Virgin
Islands.
BILL No. 8 : Resolution to provide for the appoint
ment of Special Committee to be designated the
Judiciary Committee Of the Legislature to work
in cooperation with whatever other committee may
be organized in the Virgin Islands, or elsewhere, for
the purpose Of preparing the VIRGIN STANDS
CODE
Standing Rules of the Legislature Of the Virgin
Islands.
Very sincerely yours,
, 1955-03-23
Division of Personnel
February 7, 1855

His Excellency A. A. Alexander
Mr.. Nolle Smith
Honorable Walter |. M. Hodge
Leroy a. Quinn
Stewart B. Martin
Honorable Leon P. Miller
, 1955-03-23

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
Division of Personnel
February 2 1855
MEMORANDUM TO: His Excellency A. A Alexander
MI. None Smith
Honorable Walter ]. M. Hodge
Leroy "A. Quinn
Stewart B. Martin
Honorable Leon P. Miller
Attached herewith is a copy of letter of February 2, 1855,
from Mr.. M. q. Dewberry, Regional Representative, Bureau
of Old-Age Survivors Insurance, in reply to my letter of
January 81, 1855, on Social Security matters. A copy of his
regional attorneys opinion of January 81, 1855, on the same
matter is also attached.
Ullmont L. James
Director Of Personnel
Attachments
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Insular Department Of Social Welfare
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
February 2, 1855
Hon. Walter /. M. Hodge
president of the Senate of theeV l.
Charlotte Amale
iSt. Thomas, vi
MY dear Mr.. President
There is transmitted herewith copy of letter from Acting
Superintendent Duval, acknowledging the receipt of the
Xmas gifts sent to the v. L patients at st. Elizabeths Hospi-
tai through an appropriation of the Municipal Council Of
ST. Thomas and st. John, and indicating the disposition
made thereof.
There is attached, also for the information and records
Of the Senate, copy of press release which I have issued to-
day on this matter.
lam sure you will be pleased to note the appreciation
expressed for these gifts, both by the patients and by the ad-
ninisration of the institution. The Acting Superintendent
describes it as a well worthwhile project"
Sincerely,
Roy w. Bornn
Commissioner of Social Welfare
Enclosures 2
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN SLANT OF THE UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Charlotte Amalie, 81. Thomas
Office of
, 1955-03-23
JOURNAL
OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST LEGISLATURE
OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
First Regular Session
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1855
First RequIar Session

In accordance with its own motion, the House reconven-,
ed on Wednesday,, February 9, 1855, at 200 pm The following
embers answered the Roll:
, 1955-03-23

The following correspondence were read:
GOVERNMENT OF
THE r ISLAND OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas
February s, 1855
, 1955-03-23
MORANDU TO:

Attached herewith is a copy of letter of February 2, 1855,
from Mr.. NJ. I. Dewberry, Regional Representative, Bureau
of Old-Age Survivors Insurance, in reply to my letter of
january q, 1855, on Social Security matters. A copy of his
regional attorneys opinion of January 81, 1855, on the same
mater is also attached.
, 1955-03-23
Attachments
OF
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas

Hon. Walter l. M. Hodge
President of the Senate of the V. I.
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, v. /.
My dear Mr.. President:
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MEN

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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN
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SALES OPPORTUNITY

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MEN
MEN
PART-TIME WORK
5::30-9::30 PM.
$40 PER EVENING

Our merchandising plan in the d c.
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An n m