davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Mr.. Gus Wins
Rich Race in
Record Time

SAN MATEo, Calf. oct: 20
lRJ Llangollen Farms Mister
Gus set q new Bay Meadows
track record Of l:47ss for the
mile and an eighth to take the
500, 900 william r. Kyne Handi-
cap here today. Willie Shoemaker
was the jockey. Mr.. Gus paid
$500.
Bobby Brocato. one Of the
three horse entry Of Travis Kerr,
was second and his stablemate
Arrogate was third.
The Shoe had Mister Gus In
position from the start and up
lin the lead q furlong out. He
drew clear from then on. to win
by q length and q hall before
24.098 fans.
Bobby Brocato. with George
Taniguchi up. set the early pace
under good rating but couldn't
the challenge OF the
winner when Shoemaker went to
work in the final sixteenth.
Johnny Longden, up on Arro-
gate. rated BY the experts as the
horse to beat, was slow in the
early running and had to move
lup on the outside after q half to
take his place position.
The win was worth $4S, 800 to
the Llargollen Farm. $4,000 To
Bobby Brocato and $4,000 to
Arrogate. The purse money was
split down TO eighth place. which
drew $4,000.
Mister Gus, the betting
favorite and high weighted horse
|at 1913 pounds. paid $500. $3.50
and $2.70. Bobby Brccato re-
turned $500 and $500, and
Arrogate $40.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
STATE
Continued from Pare C-l

NOuthuueu Itum EAAc N@A
for Nail covered the first six fur
longs in l:IQss and the mile In
1885 fiat. and Polly's Jet. whose
staying power was suspect, went
right with him. But when the
stamina that win figure so inn
portantly next year became the
test, Prince John, Career Boy
and Needles were the best Of the
select lot.
It was q gray. breeze-swept
day, but the threatened rain
held OF and the field had q fast
track,
This was q factor supposedly
In favor Of Bold Bazooka. movie-
comedian Lou Costello's West
Coast invader. Lou wasn't here
today. having been called back
to Hollywood on business. and
it was just as well.
The 10000 he posted as sup
elemental entry fee for the only
geiding in the race went out the
window when the. field swung
In the far turn. Ridden by Ray
York, Bold Bazooka was third in
the early stages but finished q
soundly beaten twelfth.
Bold Bazooka left the starting
gate with an air Of respectability
however. backed down TO 121s
to l.
The largest crowd to ever see
a horse race in New Jersey. es-
tablished q new track record for
on one Of $585. .629.
Prince John, q son Of Prince
Quillo. Sire Of Hill Prince, and
Not Afraid, attracted only $12...
D67. The impressive sum Of $10s.-
l27 went down the drain on
x
1T. turned out to be a pretty
good day FOR Garden State, all
though the total wagering Of
IS, Pas, ,s77i was $86. .ii6 under the
track betting record.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Spcrtsmons Results

FIRST RACE---Purse. $3,000s claim
ing, 3-year-oids: 4 furlongs.
Dent Move lSk'nskib 0.t0 800 $50
Lynette tPedefsonl 400 100
Dee Nee Dee tCoek1 hs10
Etamate. Yes n, Letter Carrier. Here's
Jake, Twerp, Stroller, Fullopep. Time.
| .aa
SECOND RACE--Purse. $500; claim
ing. 3.Yeaf. nlds and up. furlones.
nesal FLYER tCIArkl $40 1900 30
Count DoMinge tWagn'rl 100 4,S0
Busy Indian fCe0kl 40
HOOP 0ano. Saint Nicholas, Grand
Juror. MeG3rathianA, Blue Fay, Miss
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Mississippi State
Beuts North Texos

STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Oct.
20 lR. Substitute Halfback
William Earl Morgan and Cor
don Myrick pumped new life
into q sluggish Mississippi State
ofiense as the injury-riddled
Maroons edged an inspired
North Texas State team. 20-T.
today before $4,000 fans.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Burnine ! Sparks
Missouri, lO-11

BOULDER, Colo. Oct, 30 [Eo.
six magnificent catches by
Harold Burnine keyed three tlrst
half touchdown drives that fred
Missouri to its first victory of
the season today, 20%l2 tri-
lmph over Colorado.
The disappointed homecoming
crowd Of 10000. shocked by Colo
radios ineptness. applauded the
6-foot 2-inch ends sticky
fingered display that broke the
Tigers. 7-game losing streak.
ssIsssss s'tsSssl - ---.-.., : : 3 : lssifss sis
Hunter tsS Il, snsak: SS' i. snsssY: Rice q.
plnneel. convefslons--Ron "
Colorado scoring; Touchdogus-r-
us. pass from JenkinO.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s5e

THIRD RAcE--Purse. $500: clktm-
20. { E.l ssG Z 1as.ai, $40 20 20 s
|fTs i n Use Uss syehnsSs5 - SO &
Egrose, shiny Peter, 80 surprised,
Bank Coal Haicyon Chance Time.
So1RTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; elaine
ms; 2..year-oIds; mile and 40 ylrds.
seysie tHArdinbreek1 $40 $50
's.a yol,t.on, pesss sIs Pour,n saahlon. 80 q
Maid; &. Rockis' BernfsId, skyrids. Tins.
rIPTH RAcErurss. 5000: aiiov-
spies Essnd ixsssr5 is.So .ss s.Ss $50
Gene On Red tgeyl $40 400
sIs wssssiis SE.a Is s5Is; ssssFd sosis, Len
SIXTH RACE--purse, 5000. allow
anees: a-year-olds and ID: 8 finrioness.
Ssasss sSs,ssas n ss.s ~ as.., - s:ass stss
LarrieseiI II NMiehikse hat sox n. ~.
DefS ssvra4Hk rReak knclTfs ksss Tine M asio ,,,s
IIandissp; pgTss. $4,000: s-sssf.oiSs
sIl.aIarigeiS tCedk'sI Else ii.ee TO
ee.sE@is essssis.s tlses ~ slyl tysssryl $50 geQ
p.esll l hssS ssI.ss sn,s g,,.ss by gss;Esp NH
amiasssTIs mSHTTH RacF;,is. Tses sis. a.. ,,.,,,. u
ing; 2-yeaE-olds. Iss miles turf.
Poe Run tAnyenl 400 a.2N z.1D
SsarsssSs NJ. s's sss.s as1 sdissS HssS iose see ee
news The Tine GWenys Wow WOW.
Iangy I.asngy witch. Melpet awaken. Tine.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: claim
ing: 4-yeAr-olds and up. IN miles.
6eglIle tbergei4enkel $40 $40 800
shst. tCeerinellil 80 SO
Bunker, Roundhouse, Arietod, Uncie
Ekaeaf. Norman Time 200.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Brown Leads
Syracuse Rouf
OfHoIyC',ross

WORCESTER. Mass, Oct. 20
(FAroused Syracuse crushed
previously unheaten Holy Cross,
49-9. today as Jimmy Brown
fifed q devastating ground attack.
Stunned BY an early Holy
Cross score. the Orangemen
nailed down their sixth triumph
in this series with three touch-
downs in the second period.
Though his scoring was linn
tied TO three conversions. Brown
Evening star., 1955-10-30
EIGTH RAcEPus sz.soo up sIsina, ms
Connecticut u. Wins

STORRS, Conn. Oct. 20 tH1 -
Two short touchdown passes
flung by quarterback Jim Digior-
|nio in the first half clinched a
|20T victory here today for the
University Of Connecticut in q
Yankee Conference football
game with New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
DrexeI Beats Hopkins

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90 Up.
Two touchdown sweeps by Half
back Frank Russo and the pass
ing and kicking facility OF
Quarterback Bill zador led un-
defeated Drexel Tech to a 34-13
victory over Johns Hopkins
today.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Garden State Results

ING. 3-ytar-oIds and up; flflonEE NJ.
Heike fsteyensaEs3 a3.A0 1.4g n.4g
Hikh Bracket tDlum1 I'D o.9l
Donnas Fex tSmltht 49,. o.00
|neer-Up, warm EnouEh. Beauton. Time.
I:I1s
SECOND RAcK--Purss. $500; claim
linz: l-year-oids and up; ! Vi miles:
SANDY Hsok fDaYettiD 6y0e 4eg sas ~
lVinmaybe tBluml 1.ee 4sS1
biiiieg neAm tStesensenD 49,
Court shannon. Rindass Dream, Price
eeilIne Wstrd SInssis Nus, AdAns Foly-
Evening star., 1955-10-30
"a Yord Punt Return
Helps Lehiqh Win

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. 20 tEl,
Doh Naylor returned
"a punt for gf yards and passed
to complete q 56-yard play for
two touchdowls today as Lehigh
rode to its fifth straight victory
defeating Temple. .27-i4
It was the fifth loss for Temple
with no wins. The triumph also
was the 300th in the Engineers
71-year football history. Lehigh
has lost one.
LehiRh 4--.---4 Is 4 y n--2f
Temple 4-.4. @ IL 0 Old
LehiRh scoring -TouchdoWns Nolan
e. plnnaet. Nayior tg4. punt Eeturnl:
Fhiliace. z l56. pass run from NayiOr.
49, pass run from Nolanl. conTersionsi
DcfemuS s.
Temple scoring - Touchdowns: Bfontke
ii. piungel: Pietrowtcz u, piungeI. Con-
versions Goodail !. Pietr0wtcx ].
Evening star., 1955-10-30

tcopyrisht 1885. bs Triangle Publications Incl
rIRsT hAcF = Pure g 800; slaininl sne
won EASILY place dfiynG Winner Carolyn etabes 4.
ssS6 sssS siss Tine iass cssa md
Evening star., 1955-10-30
DAILY DOUBLE PAID. 5000

THIRD RACE--Furse. $3s600: claim
sn + ges,slss psr.sss .M,p Ms Sp so iurcRss aS
Count Breeze tAlkinsonJ 400 800
New Venture tBulandl 1.50
Replacement. Eternal Will Mission
Bold Imp. Hail Fellow. Time. 1.l22s.
hCarriaee Hin Farn-Cailery entry.
FOURTH RACE Purse. $4,000: al
s;ss S,,,sIs Al MssIs sse,,',s 'yaids1 go R ,s
Recherche tAtkinsen1 go
Donnarcti. Lady Paradise. catchpenny.
Mono Lady, Pink Tea. Time, lsi3as.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. S4.5Qo; allow
s.ssI..k snss:; ksysss9lss and nj sS SiIes s.o
Lsns Stsidfr tBelandD $40 l.I0
4 smoky Hi, south Carolina, sol
ElighS Wise Todd. Colbert. Old MIL.
Near sho.e Riehss Time. l:4tS
six4H eIps aackfss fiShe rrisests aaas' stakes:
S56, 900 ADDED .2-year-oids: Ii. miles.
Nasfins tBoianal $40 5,io ESQ
Eeors In.Es sNscrearyl SEQ $40
Dapatia First Asking. Perocioas. Gus
Leyee. Pro Bono. Time. l:4ass
SEVENTH nAcE--Purse. $4,000: al
iowaness; a-year-olds and up; 8 fur
GIsnaDaw tAnasrssnl $50 $40 $50
BY Jeepers lAtkinsonl 40 $50
Noble Try eKirkland) L10
River Jordan. Blue Pencil. Mr. Turf.
Grst Served, South Point. Black Record,
a'Eft EftsHfiH 1 H RAcE-Purse $4,000; :p-
ticnal claiming handicap; 3-year -olds
Miiispai iAassr.sn, $3.50 1899 $50
msa5on sMsCfesFyl $40 sJe
Jlpi Jana. Michaelss Angel, MueExin,
Haxtiia Time 2.4T3A
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Suffolk Downs Results

FIssI kAcE- -l,aFse, s2.0eo: claim.
TeSas Glofy tB'h,ksy f0.20 8.a0ea.sO
Fit Fiddle tFsLreanks1 io.Do 80
Cataiyst Sincerity, Indian Lad, BIZ
Oak, Ariel sweep. King TWig. Prospect
Hill Hatkef War, Plastered. Time,
SECOND RAcEPurss: 5000: claim.
ing. 2-year<aids. 8 fnr1UnRx.
Dnn Dandy fkAfentt 1870 7.00 A.4O
k01emeKe Greer tHasersI 100 400
Tempt Para fHettfnGer1 4aBO
Bern Crest p0-Kp. Chhndrn Tun OTFou.
BIC. PedregA, Anus. Time. Isi2s.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
LAUREL RACE CHI ARTS

T1tTH ESrEF Fprse 81 500; slsimins 2-yfar-olas and
::i! wss; is.sS g WA sES; sSSS
Evening star., 1955-10-30

..is siss saas Mpai' isvsa 8 & WA Vsiss TO- sT0S
! d i ] ! ! 4 !
''asf l "a btss1slifis ia and nlsesd fitsh
,Ss .ss ss 5 asss sss
sSa Js NJ -! s
ssS.:: cssss SSs spd i1 SSS
y
Rs III III ssr.a ps.S: g: rim Z '
sssssFssSs VIZ
M n,
yh aa als E & sd g aSsa
ss g ssS MAn nF ofs
siiRI ss 'ss.s
IA n ssa 3 ysIs: n
spsd: M son y
We zoos $500 sizs Tins .zsas
Horse.1 qpeksE. ~ MEt RP. .Ms n str Ein: Odds.
IsIssPss ss:psss .Sssslass' sss.ssS lf9s III sslS
|$ H.iE::! 3::!: s:E I:|..2: Is'S IA ,EE$ ,I
ssss.;s e ''a' go
EIGHTH RAcE-Pnfse. $1,000: caiming: lles and mares
miles off
good woa drignx place same Hinner eh
vaiIessi l sbo 5000 sso6 $50 Time il6ss ehosesy
| Horss. JoeEey Wgk Pr "a M Str YIn. ODDS.
EsI6 EsIiy hs.;:H Sss.I Ia.ssEs. IaI.sssEis'.., EEs s s
Navy BRAT destsT1 = lI3 1, I. ~ 81 $500
.s;g sss.s ,sssss, III Il. ssSS
80. 1914 masusE 10y EUsszILs 1920 $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

TWo-dolar nufuels paid = CoRNI6HMAN. S3sbU. &3.2U
$3.50 MUscoVADo $3.50, 80 90. VERY SPECIAL $50.
Handle-4Se.085
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Jumoico Results

FIRST RACE-Pnrse. 81 900; claim
Ing: 2-year-cld maidens. 1Js miles.
Lead Scout G8anerl 1910 5.1U a.I0
EinetuatinE tAtkinsanl $50 1,en
Tanana tAfearol 80
IN Wonderland. Blind Date. Flint Rose.
cowboy's Dream. Time. 1.a63a.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $4,000; claim
Ing, 3-year-olds and up. Ia miles.
Rhensant Boy fneserf $50 $50 500
Hayee fSkeilyt 1890 1880
Texola tGangemtet SO
Ten1iug. 8 Compile, Dandy Dan. D'Af.
bonnie, Bellehan. Mtdyear, Regai Favor,
LDrtngatb Black Saint, Time. :533s.
teli0-MRnnet Farm entry.
nATTv nnTiRT RI PAIN can m
Evening star., 1955-10-30

DAILY DoUBLE % AND ~ PAID ssi.4e
THIRD RAcE-pu $1,000; allowances. 2-year-olds; 8
slass SANG Winner, IL cheasEys q 2 Py Hslodor&ns US
Horss. Jockey. wEt. Pr. Y Str pm. Odds.
|:!|:| s. II Fl
ains galn tRnssos snsnse' iis 4SssSS
LITTLE PAcHE $3.50 $500. TOP MARK $500.
Hnndle--$120.963. E1gs
FOURTH RACE Purse $4,000: aieYance 2-yesr -oids:
mile and 20 yards Post 306. off start good; won
ridden out dYine winner y. u Coanook g. by
Heather BtooaHinomerca Trainer -. q Cofhnoo palues
si.o5o $500. $500. sib0 Tine 1;44ah
HcTss. JosEsz. WEt: PE. z ~ Str. I'm. Odd.
EE:'!ii''' e.: II /
cSsToie fMsrtin5 w. iis tos i1s 10. 1870
ss SIs.a S:S S.s sSII::ss 5b is' Il 7 lsssS lssss
T1e.dojisf mufSes psia--EEYSloNE s640 SS.2o. sa00
plAToN1c. s6.eo ssao. FRENCH CUFF saao
4 5HAndle--St 34. 500.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

PsSsSS sSS P'ssss5s $50 JSpsb5EK Bill sEsIG sss
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Battle Through Stretch
The battle through the stretch
Evening star., 1955-10-30

EIdHTH RACEPufse. 80 600: caiming lilieS and
3-year-ol1S and ia miieS Post bl4 OF Ct star
& s. os sua zvsnas s. IIaln;r osssns Il
Evening star., 1955-10-30

SIXTH RACE The Turf Cup Heldicap: purse s2Q; 600
about liz miles Nurfi Post
once. start good: won ridden out place driving
Tlnel. q smaia e. 900 LOCO $1,000
lfime i:t5M thew course reeordi. cloudy And firm
Evening star., 1955-10-30
.sS 'gl'ss sis ss.o ask s. s.

AEsCHFEU8 fohWed The pace coSeiy attained Command
and drew Clear he streteh and ncreased hs
HANplcArpEE Int defeat esIy held on fsTy Yen when
Aispiaeed but w4b not 5000 enouehs WAR or ROSES
.ponaea readily te IN early then lacked
eggsh desgIss sssag srennd BOY raced evenly
, 1955-10-26
(Open all day Tuesday,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of the US.
DIVISION or SAINT cRoIx AT cHIRIsTIANsTED
ROBERT EDWAR GIBNEY
Cancel Bay, St.John, vi
Libelant CIVIL & MARITIME
against No. 81 : 1855
ADMIRALTY In CONTRACT
THE AMERICAN AUXILIARY SCHOONER
@MAN-O-WAR", her engines, equipment,
apparel, furniture, ct, In REM .........
and against
WAITER +. PIERRE and ROBERT Q.
HINSON, her owners. In Personam,
Respondents.
NOTICE OF SALE
BY Order of Judgment issued out of the District Court
of the Virgin Islands, Division of Saint Croix at Christiansted
dated October 10, 1855, the undersigned United States Mar
shall for the District Court room, coated in Christianstsed,
at 1000 o'clock a. M. on the 29th Of October, 1855, the fol-
lowing:
The American Auxiliary Schooner "MAN-O-WARo, her
engines, equipment, apparel furniture, etc.
The Terms Of the Sale will be read at the Auction.
Dated: October 81, 1855
William N Greer
United States Marshal
By
w. "A. Phaire
y. S. Deputy Marshal
Brodhursts Printery offers s..
, 1955-10-26
GOVERNOR A HIT

HDOES NOT require any insight whatever to see that
Governor Gordon has made a bit with the people Of the IS
lands. 1t is almost a case of love at first sight, as it were
And the reason is clear on the surface. Governor Gordon is
the direct opposite Of the former governor.
WITH SUCH AN attitude on the part Of the people the
role Of the Governor is made much eaSier, Coming not as a.
conquering hero, or with the attitude that he has come to
bestow favor BY his very presence, the Governor Immediately
struck a warm spot in the hearts Of the people. It was simple
He was a man, and he accepted the people Of the Islands
as full grown American citizens deserving Of all the respect
and consideration Of any people under the American flag
BUT ALL THIS is just the beginning. There will be pro-
blems arising and difficult situations and conditions to meet
These will tend to strain relations between the Governor
and the Legislature. There will be differences Of opinion on
many issues, basic and trite. However, with the beginning
made BY Governor Gordon, these situations should be easier
and smoother, and an air Of cordially and genuine friendi-
ness should make for best results.
WE DO NOT BELIEVE that there is any group, or in
dividualS for that matter, who are not convinced that the
Governor is anxious to make good, to see things as they are,
to pitch in and demonstrate real leadership. With these de-
sres and ambitions and with the most wholesome atmos-
phere seen here in long time, everyone is optimistic
AN EXCELLENT beginning has been made. Upon this
foundation can be built a relationship from which the maxi
mum good may be expected. We shall work towards that
end.
putrait 4hntugrapber
C. de Witt Rogers
Evening star., 1955-06-14
FORMULA B
quart 81 u gallon 50

MeCellond's Formula B is an oll-purposs
household cleaner that oetuoIly cleans,
sonitizes and deodorizes in one quick &C.
tion. Effective on almost any kind Of
fabric or surfoee. Use on rugs, uphoI-
stery, walls, floors, woodwork. And kind
to your hands, too. Sofe as woter to use.
W5L-Housewores, lst Floor. North Building
-. olso Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
-(U. S. ARMY PHOTO

From George Tewers, candidate
for Mayor; ''The School Bond Issue
is not political one - it is a
citizens responsibility"
Wilbur c. Gill Of the Port Clin-
ton National Bank says: There is
no question - our children'S edu-
cation is our community respon-
sibility."
Ralph S. Forster, owner of the
Ben Franklin Store and candidate
for City Council" If we are to have
an adequate, trained teaching staff
in our schools, it is necessary that
our School Bond Levy pass"
John Zetzer, owner of Port CIin
ton Manufacturer Co.: with in
creased costs, it is easily under
stood why we must pass the Schoo
Bond Issue"
William RobeI, Captain local Po
lice Department: "Half day ses
sions in our schools would leat
into a juvenile delinquent prob
lem"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28


opened her many nice gifts and
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett
of Boston, Mass, are spending a
short furloughF Charles is enjoying
while servingvswith the navy and
are the guests of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Bennett and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kott attended
their pinochle club at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fitzthum Sat
urday vening.
Paula Beatty had for a house
guest Friday evening and Satur-
day Miss Barbara Rhiel.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the local
church will hold their meeting in
the church basement on Thursday
evening of next week Plans for
the turkey supper to be held on
Tuesday, November 1st will be
completed.
A Sunday School teachers meet
ing is being held this week Thurs
day evening at seven o'clock in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Good Morning, Judge.
A SUMMARY OF HAPPENINGS IN
OUR COUNTY HALLS OF JUSTICE

Speed: Joseph LaBine, $40 and
costs. I,awrence Barnett, $40 and
costs; Richard B. French BOND Tor
feited.
No Operators License: Ed Coval,
SIS and costs; Guadalupe Guadbdl-
ola SIS and costs; Richard Rister,
S25 and costs.
Stop Sign: Kelly Farhat, $40 and
costs: Carl Carlson, $5 and costs;
David Leonard, $40 and costs.
Temporary Permit Without Ii
censed Operator: Dolores Steele,
SIS and costs.
Reckless Operation: Vaug h n
Garnder, S25 and costs; James
Hudson. SIS and costs; Anthony
Balcik, $25 and costs; Dewitt Size
more. $50 and costs, driving rights
in Ohio suspended one year, S25
suspended; Joseph S. Winfield, $25
and costs.
Yellow Line: Freddy Norman
SIS and costs.
Failure to Transfer License
Plates: George H. White, SIS and
costs.
Left of Center: Robert Rothert
SIS and costs.
Ficticious Plates: Verna Lee
Young, $50 and costs, $45 suspend
ed.
Axle Overload: Glenn Semer, So!
and costs; John Hutting, $25 ant
costs; Henry Stefanik, $53 ant
costs; George ]. Stierl, $53 ant
costs; Calvin E. Cox, $25 and costs
Driving Under Influence of In
toxicants: H. Leland Lowe, $40
and costs, sentenced 3 days Count
Jail.
Red Light: Frank Harris, SIS an
costs.
Drunk and Disorderly: Huber
Steiner, $50 and costs, $40 suspend
, ed on condition no similar offens
, within one year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

and Mrs. Frank Veverka, Paul
Gdovicak, Harold Kokinda, David
Babcock, Barbara Brokate.
Mrs. James Fastzskie, Mrs. Leslie
Fastzski and Mrs. Albert Hunter
entertained at miscellaneous show
er in the recreation rooms of the
Gypsum Community Church Sun
day afternoon for Miss Lavonne
Zenzer who on November 18th will
be united in marriage to Robert
Fastzskie. Games included a
scramble word game and cootie
following which the honor guest
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

Dennis NOVEL;, Joseph Cutcher,
Mrs. William Douglas and baby,
John Rush, Mrs. Scott Franck and
baby, Mrs. Bert Alexander, Mrs
James Hofacker and baby, Concet
tina Incorvia, Mrs. Ernest Latti
more, Paul Gergel, Henry Rofkar
Mrs, Lawrence Ciurleo and baby
Roy Webster, Mrs. Clifford Herbert
and baby.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Out of town relatives and friends

Out of town relatives and friends
who attended the funeral services
of Mrs. Alta Krummel were as fol-
lows: Mrs. o. w. Street, Brecks-
vile; Mrs. George G.. Policy and
Mrs. Gertrude Miller of Bellevue;
Miss Doris Davis, Bruce Hendrick-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Preston,
Mrs. Harold Unger and Mrs. A. D.
Roberts of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Krummel, Millbury; Mrs.
Ray Krummel, Woodville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Schultz, Genoa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Nehls of Oak Harbor;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Streeter, Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
local church.

local church.
A surprise party given by rela-
tives honored Peter Bennett last
Tuesday evening on the occasion
of his birthday.
Mrs. Robert Beatty, Tim and
Kris attended an anniversary party
given in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Stanley Dean Sunday evening when
Mrs. Ralph Muehling of Sandusky
was the hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
Local Residents Comment On
S925,OO School Bond Issue

With election creeping up on us,
the local school authorities are fo-
cusing attention on the School
Bond Issue that will be voted on
Tuesday Nov. 8.
Literatureson the proposed issue
are being mailed out to the homes,
and civic organizations are being
asked to endorse the issue. Supt
D. D. Sims is making several talks
thi week to various organizations
explaining the current school prob
lens and the solution.
Interviews with a number of 10
cal persons this week brought some
of the following statements:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
NEWS ABOUT GYPSUM
Bob Twarek Plays With
Heidelberg Football Team
By MRS. JOHN C. JENSEN
News Staff Correspondent

Relatives and friends of Bob Twarek went to Toledo Thurs
day evening to the Toledo University Rocket Fosh team
play the Heidelberg Junior Varsity from Heidelberg u
Bob played with the Heidelberg and received slight
injury to igament in his leg while in action with his
Going Mr. and Mrs John Twarek and Betty Joy, Mr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

Higher benefits are not an invitation 70 loaf
The law says you must be laid off You can't
just quit = and it also says you must actively
seek employment. In fact, some courts have
ruled that applying to three places IN ons
everywhere Ohio law is strict and capably
enforced The rate of refusal in Ohio is higher
than the national average. Jobs are obtained
for those who draw Unemployment compes@
sation within a few weeks
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
NO NEW TAXES
no PRICE RISES

You may have been told that Ohio manu-
facturers must charge higher prices if unem-
ployment benefits are raised In view of the
facts, this is nonsense! The present Ohio rate
of 60 cents per 500 payroll is only half the
reflected in lower prices by Ohio manufac-
turers. Here's another way of looking at it,
A Massachusetts, firm pays So. compared to
Ohios 60 cents yet sells its products at the
same price as the Ohio manufactures.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28
STILL CUT 4sss

Even under the proposed law, unemploynene
Compensation means a cut of 45% from regular
earnings. Nobody can stand that very long
savings and home would be lost long before
anyone ever drew the maximum compensation
OF 500 of the previous years earnings. No one
chooses to draw unemployment compensation
instead Of working.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-28

This graph illustrates the his-
torical fact that the prices
farmers receive for farm prod
ucts rise or fall with the wages
workers receive. When ern-
ployed workers have money.
you receive a big part Of Il
When they don't, farrnerx
usually feel the drop first be-
cause unemployed workers cut
food purchases. Your own
seH-interest tells you to vote
YES for the new Unemploy.
ment Compensation law.