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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
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Roll call, Little Used Vegetables;
paper, New and Better Vegetables,
by Mrs. Ambrose Pearce Installa-
tion of officers will follow.
Home Councillors Mrs, Roy
Drickhamer and Mrs. Charles
Poulalion attended county meet
ing of Councillors in Oak Harbor
last Friday.
A fish saanty, complete with
tackle and heavy coats, is reported
as lost last Thursday when the ice
off Mouse Island broke. up. The
owners were strangers and we're
attempting to locate their prop
erty Friday.
Food, Fun and Funds is the
theme chosen for the next meet
ing of the Dorcas Society Thurs
! day afternoon, Feb. % IN the home
/ of Mrs Carl Hilker. 1t will be
guest day and the main feature
will be Gourmet Sale. A recipe
will accompany each item of food
offered for sale. HosteSses will be
/ Mrs. A. H. Rofkar, Mrs. Jennie
Johnson, Mrs. j. H. Stull, Mrs
Floyd Herl and Mrs. Hilker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Petersen
will observe their 18th wedding
anniversary Sunday evening, Feb
27 by inviting small group OF
relatives and friends for social
evening
Paul Rofkar is spending several
weeks at the Ferguson Experimen
tai Farm near Albany, Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig
returned late Friday from a ter
day motor trip through the south
which terminated with attendance
at the Ohio State Horticulture So
ciety convention in Co!umbu
! Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Plumer wer
Columbus visitors last week whel
/ they attended two state meetings
The PlUsner children were lef
WITH relatives near Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Later AM
daughter Leanna of Columbu
were recent visitors in the hom,
Of his mother, Mrs. Edward Later
The young couple have just movet
to girls home on the Capital U
campus where they will serve a
houSe mother and father. Rich
ard is senior in Capital Semin
airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams O
Toledo spent Sunday with he
mother, Mrs. Alma Ballard. The
were accompanied to Toledo b
Mrs. Wade Jay, who will visit
daughter who is i'll.
| Recent word from Chester Schs
fer from Los Angeles, California
indicates that he is now residin
with Mrs. Katherine Clemens.
Residents in the vicinity of tn
Union Chapel were pleasantly SUI
prised recently to hear the chape
bell on Sunday morning. Due t
mechanical difficulties the be-
had been silent for several weeks
For nearly ninety years the sam
bell has announced Sunday Scloo
services on Sunday mornings, an
being the only surviving church i
the community, it was missed b
many people.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

James Eienberger spoke on
Juvenile Delinquency" at Thurs
day nights meeting of Progressive
Mothers at the home of Mrs. Paul
Riehl, with Mrs. Betty Davies as
co-hostess. Roll call ''How my clild
is like his father" Devotions were
presented by Mrs. Davies. Petitions
on the comic books sales regula-
ton sought here were distributed
Mrs. Alton NisSen is hostess for
the March meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
CARD PARTY

Thirty-one tables of cards were
in play at the Yacht Club at a
combination card party and bake
sale given at the Yacht Club We'd
nesday night by Junior Women's
Club, with Mrs. Melvin ART chair
man. Door prizes went to Mrs.
John Drusbacky, Mrs. John Morton,
Marguerite Finefrock, Mrs. Don
Bredehoft, Mrs. Howard Fulton,
Mrs. Robert Holzhauer, Mrs. Mae
Loder Dessert and coffee were
served. A business meeting is Feb.
% at Legion Home, Mrs. Gene
Bolte and Jan CumminS hosteSses.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
GUEST NIcrr

County home demonstration
agent Rita Cummins was speaker
for guest night meeting of Fire
lands Child Conservation League
last Wednesday night at Union
Chapel with 13 members, nine
guests, and two affiliate members
enjoying her discussion of home
furnishings and upholstery pro
jects. A candlelight tea of pretty
appointments was arranged by the
social committee, headed by Mrs
Paul Antoun, and the program
committee headed by Mrs. Michael
Hrupclo. Mrs. Charles Letterhos is
hostess for the March 9 meeting,
assisted by Mrs. John Zeigler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
EARTHQUAKES

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ludwig eX-
perienced earthquake shocks in
Biloxi, Miss, last week when they
visited there enroute from Florida
to New Orleans, a card told The
News this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
JOLLY STITcHERs

Meeting Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs B. Brougl, Bay town
ship Jolly Stitchers discussed ways
of community help. Joy Burning
was high ticket-seller. Recreation
ended the meeting. March Is meet
ing is at Bay township hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
ATTEND WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. David Corkhill,
Madison-st, were in Newcastle, Ind.
over the weekend attending the
wedding Of brother.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
HAVE SHOWER

Members of tle D. of A. lodge
went to Fremont last week for a
stork shower honoring Mrs Chas.
Serrick, Route S. The group in
cluded Mrs. Roy OMAN, Mrs. John
Wright, Mrs. George Rathfelder,
Vivian Nielsen, Mrs. G. A. Shively,
Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Mrs. Ralph
Anderson, Mrs. Charlene Fleming
and Mrs. M. E. Leavey. Mrs. Lor-
eta Dykes, Mrs. Rose Sherwood
and Mrs. Arvilla Smith sent gifts
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-18
SToRK SHOWER

Mrs. Sam Neff, Jr., the former
Joan Truck was guest of honor
at a stork shower last Tuesday in
the home of Mrs. Clifford MarSac
with Mrs. Robert McCalment CO.
hostess. Games were played and
refreshments were served to: Mrs.
Andrew Darko, Mrs. Lester Below,
Mrs. Louis Bodi, Mrs. Kenneth
Schiewe, Mrs. Roy Whitlock, Mrs.
Gerald Hollier, Mrs. Mary Bice and
Mrs. Ernest Bebow from Oak Har-
Dor. Unable to attend but sending
gifts were: Mrs. Fred Jennings,
Mrs. Ernest Below, Mrs. Leslie
Brown, Mrs. Roy Cooley, Mrs.
Ralph Anderson, Mrs. Emil Rozlok,
Mrs. Andrew Kozlok, and Mrs. A.
NJ. Truer.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Police Say Car Had ? Drivers,
Charge Both in Collision

into the drivers seat. Then the
trouble really started.
The erratic car struck the right
side of the police car, jumped a
curb and crossed a sidewalk,
crashing into the front of the
Whitaker Liquor Store at 512
Florida avenue NV.
A display window was knocked
out, bricks dislodged and six
cases of whisky smashed to bits,
Miss White was charged with
running over a loading platform
end having no drivers permit.
Harris was charged with per-
mitting an unlicensed driver to
operate the car. colliding and
driving over a sidewalk. Police
say he stepped on the throttle
in the desperate effort to take
the wheel.
The damage amounted to $50
for the police car, $500 to the
Harris car and an estimated
$4,000 to the liqour store.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Sergt. Kirby TO Face
Police Trial April 1S
On Gaming Charges

Police trial board action will
be faced April 18 by suspended
Detective Sergt. Robert G. Kirby
on charges growing out of the
Charles E. Nelson gambling
case.
Specifications of the case were
turned over to police yesterday
by Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Robert D. Wise and served
on Sergt. Kirby at his home by
Detective Chief Edgar E. Scott.
Sergt. Kirby was named in
three charges:
/. Conduct unbecoming an
officer in that he on divers
occasions between November /.
1914, and October l. 1851.
participated in . the numbers
game with Charles E. Nelson.
Robert L. Nowland and others
at Seat Pleasant and North
Beach, Md"
2. Conduct prejudicial to the
reputation and good order Of the
police force on the same grounds
as stated in Charge /.
3. Made an untruthful state
ment to Police Chief Robert V.
Murray in denying he had ever
delivered numbers slips to North
Beach and Seat Pleasant.
Sergt. Kirby has been sus-
pended since 1852 when he was
accused of delivering numbers
bets and serving as a guard at
gambling headquarters.
Charges against him were
nolle pressed by a Prince Georges
County Circuit Court in Septem-
ber, 1858, and the following
March an indictment against
him was dismissed in the U. S.
District Court for the District of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1955-03-08

The oddity of two people being
charged with improperly driving
the same car at the same time
developed today when police in
vestigated a collision involving
their own car and a liquor store.
Arrested were Eugene Harris,
81. Of the 410 block of Seventh
street NV, owner Of a drivers
permit for less than "a hours,
and his friend. Miss Helen White,
18, of the 400 block of Irving
street NV, both colored.
Riding in the 500 block of
Florida avenue NV. at $3.50 am,
Pvts. H. B. league and j. j..
Rubenstahl of the 18th precinct
saw a car run over a corner of
a streetcar loading platform.
They were sure the driver was
a girl. But the next minute they
say a scramble as though the
man beside her was trying to get
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Used Car Salesman,
18 Others Indicted

A uSed-car salesman accused
of embezzling $241 from a GUS
toner was among 19 persons in
dicted by an Alexandria Cor
poration Court grand jury yes
terday.
The grand larceny indictment
was returned against Albert A.
Zoltrow. 46. of the 100 block of
East Rosemont avenue.
Commemorative Attorney Earl
Wagner said Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Butler of 1701 Dewitt ave-
nure reported that they gave
Zoltrow $241 to pay off note
on their old car when they
bought another one from him,
but the note never was paid.
Zoltrow previously was SEN
fenced to 80 days in jail in
Alexandria Police Court on five
counts of selling cars without
titles, illegal sale of cars and
illegal use of dealers tags. An
appeal is pending in the Police
Court cases.
James Leroy Breeden, 10, of
the 400 block of South Royal
street, who was arrested in
Washington on a series of traffic
charges after a 75-mile-per-hour
chase December %. was indicted
by the jurors on charges of grand
larceny and unauthorized use of
the car involved in the chase.
Breeden was arrested after the
car crashed at Thomas Circle.
Evening star., 1955-03-08

ington Zoo to be on hand in
Buenos Aires to take the birds
off their hands and fly them to
Washington.
Not so. says DR.. William M.
Mann, director of the Washing
ton Zoo:
THE penguins belong to the
Navy. We don't have anybody
in Buenos Aires and are not
sending any one. We do hope
to get some or all of the pen
gums but the Navy will have to
get them here"
So the Navy still has the birds
in hand and there'll be some
bushed crewmen if they have
to maintain a penguin-splashing
brigade all the way to Boston.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
II Penguins En- Route to Zoo
Sweat 1t Out in Buenos Aires

Eleven penguins, sweltering in
Buenos Aires midsummer heat,
this morning cast longing
clances in the general direction
Of the Washington Zoo.
The birds were picked up by
the crew of the U. S. Navy ice
breaker Atka, en- route from the
South Pole to Boston after many
months in the Antarctic.
Crewmen of the Atka say they
have doused the penguins with
cool South Atlantic water and
have housed them in the ships
ice-cream- making machine. But
the penguins apparently just
aren't to be pleased.
The Navy apparently had ex-
pected an official of the Wash
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Strong HouseSupport
Indicated for Giant
Warship Program
BY the Asseeioted Press

The Navy appeared today to
have won strong House support
for a giant ship building and
modernization program wi h
heavy emphasis on atomic power
and guided missiles.
Secretary of the Navy Thomas
was given a geners lily sympa-
thetic reception yesterday when
he asked the House Armed Serv-
ices Committee to approve ST.
3l7,000,000 program for the year
ending in mid-1956. The pro-
gram, he said, involves construc-
tion of "a new ships and modern
ization of % others.
Mr.. Thomas told the commit
tee a planned force of seven nu-
clear-run submarines, 13 guided
missile vessels and five super air.
craft carriers would supply much
of the Navy's punch in the event
of an atomic war.
House Passage Predicted.
Representative Price, Demo-
crat. of Illinois, a committee
member, predicted in an inter-
view the bill would pass the
House without an important
fight" although some lawmakers
remain critical of spending 5000
million to build a fifth 10000
ton carrier.
Representative Durham, Dem
ocrat, of North Carolina, an
other committee member. said,
I'VE probably ought to build the
carrier, even though it may be
obsolete in a few years"
Until we get intercontinental
bombers and intercontinental
missiles we have to depend on
the carriers" he added in a sep
arate interview. But these new
weapons may come quicker than
we think"
Mr.. Thomas defended the
super carriers-one of which
already is afloat-as essential to
handle the Navy's big new
planes. The giant f1attops, he
said, ARE extremely difficult to
destroy. even with an atomic
bomb"
Chairman Vinson, Democrat,
of Georgia announced the COM
mittee will not call representa-
tives of the other armed SER
vices on the carrier question.
Hearings resume tomorrow.
1,104 Active Vessels.
The committee was told 118
warcraft are under construction
or have been authorized. For
this, Congress previously appro-
priated a total of $2,329, 900. .000
The committee also heard that
the Navy now has 1,104 active
vessels and another 1914 in
reserve. However, it was re-
minded that the Soviet Union
has the second largest number OF
ships in active service.
The Navy outlined the "big
punch" phrases Of its building
program this way:
Atomic submarines-Four, in
cluding the recently tested Nau-
titus. already authorized. Pro-
posed are two 2.300-ton under
water craft and a radar picket
sub of about 1900 tons.
Guided missile vessels - The
converted cruisers Boston and
Canberra due to join the fleet
this year. Both to have surface
to-air missile capacity. -Four
more cruisers, with surface-to-
surface capabilities. to be ready
in a year. Two test-firing missile
submarines and two surface
craft now pioneering in the field.
Proposed are construction of a
2,900-ton missile submarine and
Evening star., 1955-03-08

conversion of a 12,OO0-ton light
cruiser and a 2,800-ton destroyer.
Supercarriers - Four already
authorized, including the re-
Gently launched Forrestal, and a
fifth provided for in the new bill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24

Tor the right not for the wrong TO side with Justice not with
injustice; to admit hs evidence the false evidence
Mrs. Eddy states Science and Health 327 Moral courage
is requisite TO meet the wrong and proclaim the right"
When problem appears suddenly Unexpectedly
such as disease accident grief requires moral courage
based upon spiritual understanding Of perfect God and per-
feet TO enable to remain calm fearless trvsffv
confident he seadfay denies the false evidence and
sHirms the true evidence The writer demonstrated This
many when her sister passed leaving her alone
The writer relied upon Christian Science for help and her
grief very quickly healed friend eommendinsIy
marked, Your strength has been in proportion TO your
courage Some time later the writer found that Mrs. Eddy
says in Science and Health p 4l7 Never tell the sick that
they have more than strength Tell them rather that
their strength is in proportion TO their courage"
Moral courage is indeed needed in the world today
Only those who express this great spiritual quality stand
firm for the right remain calm when faced with sudden
problems, rise above grief Countless numbers Of people the
world grateful for Christian Science the study Of
which has enabled them prove degree what il
means 10 BE strong"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Right Moulding Of

One Sunday in July, 1910, when Bronson
usual at dawn to the little girls, Anna looked at
him with her eyes of quick understanding and said,
you look queer. You look tired and you look glad
Bronson smiled 81 am BOTH my dear 1t is warm here
in the house, and going into the garden Mother is
asleep. wish all to dress without waking her and
to under the August sweetns tree. We will have
our Sunday morning talk there.
There some suggestion of mystery in his words
that aroused the three children immense activity Bron
had been seated long the bench beneath the
August sweeting when Louisa hair halfcombed, panta
ettes half unbuttoned the knee KEEN dark little face
vivid galopng along the path and hurled herself
against him, with hug and a kiss and a mschievous
ping of his ashblond hair Anna, of had delayed
to help the small Beth but these two dreamers
for them Unfortunately quick and shortly they appeared
hand in hand Anna glowing under her orderly
hair and Beths yellow ringets bobbing sedately round
her red cheeks
There a moments scrabble when all three tried
to sit Bronsons knee the moment, but shortly
this settled by Louisa announcing that boy sat
in laps, and by Annals saying, m afraid I'll tire
knee, Father" So behold Bronson with applecheeked
Elizabeth his lap and daughter either side of him.
obviously preparing to say something momentous-From
The Father of Little Women" by Honore Willsie Morrow
Copyright, 1928 Little, Brown Co.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Testimonies Of Healing
CONTINUED From Back Page)

have witnessed many healings through Christian
Science each giving opportunity to prove mans
atone-ment with God. should like to tell of OUT
standing Before coming into Christian Science
husband stricken with hernia, rupture He
suited several doctors and told that nothing could
be done except through operation and that he would
have be off from work six weeks for it, period OF
time which he unable to spare FOR SEVENTEEN
YEARS he WORE A TRUSS and without it dur
ing the daytime After the healing of daughter Of
tuberculosis all into Christian Science. My hus-
band was very sudious in the truth, though with no
thought of being healed of the hernia
One day after he had finished his work for collect
ing agency he felt unusual freedom of the body and dis
covered he had left off his His first thought of
way to get home, he did not have his and was
about mile and half from home, farther than he dared
walk without his Then this came to him;
God has healed you and you do not need truss From
that day on he had any need for This heal
ing took place just through his reading of the Christian
Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
Is il any wonder that grateful for Christian
Science and its Dseoverer and Founder Mrs Eddy7 Mem
berhp in The Mother Church. class instruction, and the
literature are blessings for which give thanks to Cod
(Mrs) Virginia Payon Wilkerson Shelbyvile, Kentucky.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
tompanioning With Cod

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
Christian Science opens the door for the coming Of the
nisf TO individual consciousness. MANY BLESSINGS AND
wALINcs CONE ABOUT THROUGH DIsPELLINc THE
false CONCEPTS OF THE SAVIOUR AS A PERSONAL
fsUs THROUGH THE RECOGNITION OF THE CHRIST.
|aEMENT IN THE WHATSOEVER AS THE SAVIOUR FROM
.nL ERROR, AND THROUGH UNDERSTANDING MANS
.euE STATUS AS GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS THE
MASTERS MISSION, IN THE WORDS or ISAIAH 6l:3. WAS
no APPOINT UNTO THEM THAT MOURN IN ZION. TO
GIVE UNTO THEM BEAUTY FOR ASHES. THE OIL OF JOY
nor MOURNING, THE GARMENT OF PRAISE FOR THE
&pIRIr OF HEAvINEss."
II need not be sad Christmas for those who seem TO
have suffered loss The eternal Christ Is ever present TO guide
Mo individual who may believe in loss the Of revea
hon. where God is be present All Of the good
those we love expressed from God therefore
5msns TO gsden our day.
In Miscellany copy Of letter which Mrs. Eddy wrote
h the members of Church Of Christ Scientist stating that
HE could not present at It's dedication In this letter
res referring TO God p 1897 His presence with you will
70 your hearts much Of heaven thsov will not feel
absence Our need is to be conscious Of God omni-
resent that this will bring much Of bliss and heaven
hart that we shall feel the absence Of loved one
The Psannsf sang Fps. 7325), Whom have in heaven
kt thse7 and there is upon earth that desire beside
Through understanding Of the Joyous spiritual facts
being must deny and out Of human consciousness
In ssddenng false beliefs Nothing unlike good has hap
r.d God The most devastating loss may have endured
hs most cruel unjust situation may have suffered has
Gods presence acceptance Of and the truth
MING, brings healing and release from every ILL.,
LET US THANK GOD THAT THE ARGUMENT OF
tsARTAcHE IS UNREAL; THAT ALL THAT WE HAVE LOST
THE FALSE CONCEPT OF MAN. EVEN If THE ENTIRE
.woRLD INCLUDING EVERY MORTAL, WERE REDUCED
no DUST, EACH OF US WOULD STILL EXIST IN GOD, AS
his INDEsTRUcTiBLE IDEA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Sin, Disease, Death, Matter Are
Demonstrated To Be M-y-t-h-s!!!
To the Pure in Heart"

WHO DISCERN AND DEMONSTRATE THE
MENTAL AND MYTHICAL, AND FRAUDULENT
NATURE OF THE HUMAN RACE AND ITS
SO-CALLED NATURAL WORLD!l!-"THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL tso-calledl EXISTENCE
o. 272 S&H. Read all of this alertng paragraph
PART 4
ED MURROW COMPARES WITH THE
ScRIBES DENOUNCED BY JESUSl
In recent issue of the Detroit Tribune, discussed
the dsRraceful enhancement of Murrow by the Judas,
Christ void, anti-Chrst Judasml
Murrow presented to millions of TV viewers one
Minsky, Hebrew king of burlesque, who had married
srip tease srtist-and Murrow presents them to the
American people from Minsky's home
How do you like that, fellow Christians7
Murrow, obviously, is playing Hebriac Democratic
poltcsl 49,
The DEVILS judaism had Eleanor and Franklin Roose-
ve and Harry Truman, by the throats-as was evident
when Judaism Jumped the gun the United Nations,
and took over territory in Palestine than the UN
had allotted Israel
Hiehpowered Hebrews, like Democrat Us. Senator
Herbert Lehman Of New York. and their Christian fronts
among both Democrats and Republicans have denounced
the walter-MeCsry immigration Act which fair minded
pcopI. will eoncede has some shortcomings but loose
Continued Next Column TOP
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Be Strong
CONTINUED from Back Pagel

Continued from Back Psge)
reveals that Cod Spirit the only creator perfect mar
man. who the spiritual likeness or reflection OF God
erfee, also II reveals the insspsrsbIs unity OF God and
msnnsn who reflects expresses only the nature and
,ss Of God Because God Is Love, reflects love, ten
fsaressness Knowing that hate ssishnsss cruelty
and fear are no part Of Cod ceases to msnfs fnsse
errors. ,o,. -
The Science OF Christ reveals that God Infinite sooo'
lid NOT and could not evil that what Is called evil
b =. sickness SIM lack fear dssfh-is me fa'ss
dsres Of The five material senses Therefore whsf seems
be sick sinful poor sorrowfv fearful or dying mora
"a, Tho true man. but merely vslon-svidsnes WHICH
h,, 70 be rejected and denied Man. In Science forever
sDvs whole perfect joyous As these 'Plrivs' '.e,s are
.r.,rdiroy affirmed and realized the student OF Snr'
find, that they enable him TO be strong 70 nave
courage In proportion " he demonstrates these run. :"
Lin no. his problems and difficulties ere solved, wn'"'
. - nhv.e,I domestic, moral, business, or social
IVY England ih.r. school for boys III; motto q WINE.
90. s,rono" The great spiritual facts OF being which are
into the pupils boyhood help to build 'ovnos
sn Of mora. eour.s. which based Ops" Spiritual a0:,
10" var. their noo"Bs sirons-shov'd % CON,
In later yes' .,h ors 70 chose good not evil; TO stand
'''"' ''"''''' Continued next Column TOE