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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Stock Market Reaction to Presidents
AttoekI Is Tied to Thought Of G. or Defeat

tor Kefauver Of Tennessee.
himself D contender for the
Democratic nomination for the
presidency.
Senator Byrd Of Virginia. on
the other hand, and his able
colleague. Senator Willis Rob-
ertson, stand at the head Of q
small band Of conservatives
who are preventing radicalisnn
from capturing the entire
Democratic Party. For the
prospect is that now with the
enormous labor union funds
available directly or indirectly
for political purposes the
De m ocratic Party may be
taken over lock. stock and
barrel by the big labor-union
monopoly known as the ALL
CLIO merger. This could mean
q return Of the one-sided Wag-
ner Act and an era Of labor
MANAGEMENT strife II the
Democrats win the White
House.
What frightens business
men Is the type Of comment
made by former President
Truman Just the other day
when he denounced the six
justices Of the Supreme Court
who ruled against him in his
seizure of the entire steel in
dustry. He now says that the
minority opinions Of the three
justices in dissent will some
day become the courts
opinion. Is this a hint that the
court will be packed, again
some day by a Democratic re-
gime as it was under the late
President Roosevelt?
Neither the Hennings Com
mittee Of the Senate which
supposedly is investigating
constitutional rights nor the
Fund for the Republic tax
free foundation which is dis
tributing political propaganda
allegedly about due process Of
laws likely to study these
abuses Of constitutional rights
and especially a dictatorial
act by Mr.. Truman. For he
ignored the joint resolution Of
both Houses Of Congress re-
questing him to use his powers
under the Taft Hartley Act to
halt the steel strike In 1852
and instead. without warrant
of any law, ordered all steel
plants to be taken over by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Treasury Secretary Humphrey briefs Vice President Nixon
on Humphrey recalls the old saynghe hand that
rocks the cradle rules the world.
stevenson Democrats claim that Adlais star rising
Still our heads. huh?
New notice on the bulletin board Of Wall Street invest
ent house he last partner at night is requested TO
lock the window behind him."
Harry Truman says President Roosevelt tried to get him
defeated in s40 than the acts Of President
to lick Harry Truman-as proved himself in l948.
HI 3
Chairman says the Republicans win be stronger In 1856
isn't SO strength that the Republicans need agility
get the county line before the farmers can catch
them.
Republicans expanding economy. In fact there's
some talk of stretching the Wall Street again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

|ners: we have stolen-stolen
from God.
ITO reach heaven, we must be
cleansed. And to be cleansed we
must accept Christ"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
SCATTER PINS

Note TO Dorothea Gulau Sweenv:
That was mighty nice of you to
send the clipping, and thanks for
your fine letter Good to hear
that city treasurer George Tewers
is coming along we'll after that
recent surgery Police Chief
Boyd Austin got the okay of an
attorney on a sharply Worded
letter that went out of department
headquarters last week An
other family We'll hate to lose is
Tom and Doris Sutton, who with
small Sherry and Connie will trans
fer to FoStoria as soon as housing
there is available Dog-gone
it, too many nice people are leav-
ing town lately Theatre oper-
ator Charles Marecek might be in
terested to hear a comment made
about him the other day: 'That
Marecek is going to be a definite
asset to Port Clinton business.
There's a guy that's community
minded if there ever was one" &.
Is your dog II years old or bet
ter? He can qualify for mem
bership in the canine centenarian
club, says letter signed Dog
Lover" And the Dog Research
Foundation at $50 Park-avenue,
New York city, will be interested
to know about it No, Mehita-
bel, we aren't getting new car
or the like on that televisiOn show
We asked that a contribution
to the National Multiple Sclerosis
Foundation be made if the show
plans to do anything {. That new
home the Orv Taylors' are building
on Ottawa Drive is lovely place,
isn't it? And ditto the Dan
Griffins' home, rapidly being COM
pleted, in the same neighborhood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted

AQUltIIeQ
Feb. II Mrs. William Miller, Rt.
l, surgical; Carl Keller, SIT Mon
roe-St, medical.
Feb, l8: Bruce Hillman, 1719
State Road, Barbara Rippey of Rt.
l, Oak Harbor, and Pamela Sue
Van Hoose of Route 3, Oak Har-
Dor, tonsillectomies; Mrs. Russell
Higley, 827 S. Monroe-st, medical;
Mrs. Laurel DeMars, Route l, medi-
cal.
Feb. 10: Maynard Clark, w. 3rd
ST., medical; Peter Butchko, Sr.,
Lakeside, medical.
Feb. 81: Priscilla Ann Holbrook,
n w. Loop, surgical; Mike Cher
veny, Marblehead, medical; Ed
ward Ford, 324 E. Second-st,' Surgi-
cal; Crystle Dennison, Route 3, sur
gical.
Feb. %: Wilson Apling, Route l,
medical; Mike Ashton, 516 Fulton
st, surgical; Mrs. Dudley Spark,
Route l, Oak Harbor, medical.
Discharged
Joseph Robinson, Mrs. Floyd
Finken, Beatrice Finken tranSfer-
red to Mercy hospital in Toledo,
Gary Buhrow, Mrs. Jessie Rister
and baby, Sandra Doyle, Mrs. AL
fred Wozniak, Mrs. Thomas Brad
bee and baby, Mrs. John Warnke,
Mrs. Hilda Turner, Barbara Rup-
pey, Bruce Hilkman, Pamela Van
Hoose, Inez Hambley, Max Dub
bert, Jody Wozniak, James West
gate, Mrs. Harold Probel, Mrs Geo.
Nichols, Louis Johnson, Herbert
Armstrong, Mrs. Willis Misch, AL
fred Meizner, Mrs. Lester Puckett,
Mrs. Donald Bohling and baby,
Mrs. Vernon Tilton, Mrs. Elton
Clemons and baby, Mrs. Richard
Ward and baby, Mrs. John McClel-
Ian and baby, Carl Keller, Priscilla
Holbrook.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Panel Program Set
For TB Assn Meet

A program of unusual interest
will mark the annual meeting of
the Ottawa County tuberculosis
and Health Association, at a $50
dinner session Tuesday, March %,
at Trinity Methodist church here.
Anyone who has contributed to
the annual Seal Sale Fund is auto
matically a voting member of the
Association, and eligible to attend
the meeting. Officers will be elect
ed. The program "Sampling Pub
lie Opinion, will be conducted
by two panels with Gertrude Bliss,
Fremont, as moderator. Miss Bliss
is chairman of the Oak Ridge Com
bined County Rehabilitation Pro-
ject.
One panel will represent the
general public and will include a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Feb. 26: Mrs. R. S. Smith, Roy
Drickhammer, John Belknap, Clar-
ence YoSt, Irene L. French, Adolph
WOzniak, Mrs. Warren Balduf,
Christine Ann Mannisto. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Boysen.
Feb. 27: Robert Ernst, Michael
Matheny, Lloyd Danklefsen, Richey
Lenke, Mrs. Ethel Hazelton, Clau-
dine Hanes, Fred Singer. Willis
Misch, Howard Behrman, Fred
Hendricks, David Lubbock. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Rarden.
Feb. %: Mrs. George Adams,
Mrs. Edward Lieske, Mrs. George
Schafer, Enos Rarden, Melvin
Immel, Georgia Carol McGee, Mrs.
Jack Darlington, Mrs. Emery Gle
low. Wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs Steve Adams.
Feb. %: Raymond Hoffman, 1t.
Harry Thompson, Bert Mackey,
August Warnke, Hugh Miner.
March L: Richard Allyn, Mrs.
Weldon Scherer, Jane Miller Lueb-
cke, Irma Dayton, Mrs. Charles
Lano, Herbert Coon, Ned New
conner, Stella Mcdonald, George
Hartlaub, Abe Bassett.
March 2: Harold Schmardebeck
Mary Ann Kreutzfeld, Bobbie Lor-
ensen, Robert Bahnsen, Mrs. Her
bert Coon, Gene Prentice, Mrs.
Otto Hess, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Clark
Thornton (Orlena Klickman), Oscar
Meier.
March 3: Beverly Collins, A. M.
Johnson, Mrs. Emil Parker.
March 4: George Dale Allen,
William Nuppenau, Charles Lano,
Bonnie Kott, Mrs. DOrman Elliot
Sr., Ronald Hetrick. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dubbert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

feed division, of the Farm Bureau
Cooperative Association, Inc. in
Columbus. He is now in his 18th
year of Army service, holding the
rank of lieutenant colonel, artil-
lery. He was captain of an anti
aircraft battery when he was as
signed to establish and maintain
the German prisons which incar-
cerated such men as Goering,
Doenitz, Jodle, and Won Ribben-
trop.
His talk will deal with the estab-
liShment of the prisons, their main
tenance, discipline and personali-
ties involved. John Morton is gen.
eral chairman and Werner Jeschie
heads Kiwanis agricultural COM
mittee which arranges the annual
Farmers Night meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

scholarship is open to any Ohio
High School Senior or first year
graduate planning to major in
Home Economics in an Ohio col
lege or university. The scholarship
will be awarded on basis of the
students scholarship, character, fl
nancial need and extra curricular
activities.
Application should be submitted
on Or before April 1st to Miss
Alice Haley, Ch. Scholarships
Award Committee, Ohio Home Eco
nomics Association, Kent State
University, Kent, Ohio Application
blanks and further information
may be obtained from your Home
Economics teacher, home demon
stration agent or by writing to
Miss Haley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

FRED GRIMM
The past week offered three in
StituteS two community insti-
tuteS one each at Graytown and
Allen Central and poultry insti-
tute in Oak Harbor. Graytown re-
ports attendance better than 1854
and 1854 was a great improvement
over 1858. Chet Young gave his
famous Dutch political speech" to
the entertainment of young and
old at Graytown.
Allen Central had a good pro-
gram but was disappointed in at
tendance. Many farmers couldn't
attend because they were hauling
manure. Wayne Bricker, an Allen
Central teacher gave an excellent
illustrated talk in color on Hawaii.
This was enhanced by musical
background. Mr.. Bricker would be
an excellent program for some
alert group.
By the time you read this our
second annual dairy tour will be
history. AS of this writing the
reservations are heavy. Our thanks
to Grace Luebke and her crew of
ladies at Elliston for preparing our
noon day meal.
We have handled more soil
samples this winter than ever be-
fore. Farmers also have shown
more interest in meetings that dis
cuss better farming. Some folks
feel this is an indication of how
tight the economic pinch is squeez-
ing the farmer He is alert to every
idea that will help him remain
solvent. have lot of faith in the
American farmers ability to pro-
duce quality food at low cost.
| like to stop at Kenny Zunks
in Martin. We have a great time
arguing about progressive ideas in
farming. Kenny stimulates my
thinking and no matter how hot
our argumets we always part
friends. The secret?? = Kenny
won't get angry, guess that's what
makes him a good business man.
Just reminder that we have or
can get literature on nearly any
subject you desire. Just check at
our office for help.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
SALE AT EOD

A sea1eG Did sale, opening date
Feb. %, at EOD offers various
items such as generators, arma-
lures, grinders, heaters, motors,
calipers, 35 nm developing equip
ment, tires and tubes, stones and
wheels, arbor presses, milling ma
chine and other items. Further in
formation may be obtaised from
the EOD property disposal officer.
Material is available for inspection
at the property yard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

SOME of the first-term legis.
lators really get around An.
thony f Novak 3D., Cleveland
did a three-month tour of Eu.
rope last summer. and Ethel
G. Swanbeck (R.. Erie) was a
guest of the Brazilian govern.
ment for a study of coffee
prices.
Ed ROWE r., Summit) and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
We're With You, Harry!

From Florida comes another an
other letter, too, but this one bears
unhappy news. Marie Callahan
writes that Harry has been in the
hospital = kidney infection. But
he was expected home last Friday.
Aside from the infection, he's feel
ing fair, says Marie The Galatians
are wintering in Hollywood, Fla.
We'd hoped that by now Harry
would be feeling so clipper that
they'd be starting home. If good
wishes from lot of local friends
will do it, Harry, you'll be back up
to par by the time this copy of The
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
They Posed - UnI<nowinoIv

That was good story the Plain
Dealer pictorial carried Sunday on
Ralph Diedrick's island air service,
wasn't it?
Surprised guys were Bill Eberle
and son Frederick, whose backs
are recognizable in the funeral
shot. ct was the funeral of the late
William Schnurr). Bill and Fred
didn't even know the pictures were
being taken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
KiWanis Sets Farmers
Night Banquet March 3

H. H. Biddle, who charge of establishing the War
Criminals Prisons Mondorf Luxembourg and Nurnberg
and served Chief Prison Officer there will be speaker at
the annual Kwans Farmers Night dinner be held Thurs
day, March 3, at Evangelical United Brethren church
Mr. Biddle is manager of the purchasing department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Information, Please

Well, we see as how the smart
copywriterS have a new adjective
to use in the blurbS "offbeat"
In one evening of magazine read
ing recently, we ran across "off-
beat as applied to: % a book; (2)
a dress; CD new dish; (4) a shade
of blue.
It seems to be a complimentary
term, at least. But what readers
would like is definition of lust
what "offbeat'' means, anyway.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
SUIT FILED

Charging extreme cruelty,
Blanche Leonard, next best
friend, has filed suit for divorce
on behalf of c. Glen White, a
minor, 121h Madison ST., against
Patricia White, a minor, Port Clin-
ton, in common pleas court.
The couple was married July 3,
1854 at Port Clinton and has no
children.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

PAUL B. SIPLE 3D., Tronton),
often mentioned as a potential
congressional contender, wants
the state to aid municipalities
in providing recreational facili.
tise for Ohio's aged,
PRoUDEST papa in the AS.
sembly last week was Toledo's
r. Martin Calvin. Raymond
Michael Calvin checked in at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
ONE OF THE CHAMPIONS

enforcement of anti-polluton laws is veteran Rep.
Roy H. Longenecker (R. Woody. he is leading group
of legislators who hope to amend existing statutes
whereby small communities would be granted choice
of building either sewage disposal plants adopting
universal installation of septic tanks. Longenecker
contends that many Ohio villages just can't stand the
financial strain of high-prced disposal plants.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Thanks, Ina!

From Ina Meyer, whose address
is listed as 8003 Alaska-st, Tampa,
Fla, The News receives a copy of
the 116-page Florida State Fair edi-
tion of the Tampa Morning Tri-
bune, dated Feb. Is. Each of its
seven sections is printed in diff
ferent color, and it's filled with
interesting stuff.
The occasion was the invasion"
and capture of Tampa by band
of $50 painted pirates, men of King
Gasparilla, in dramatic and color
full festivity celebrating Tampa's
Tooth anniversary The worlds only
remaining pirate ship, the full
rigged Steel---1ulled vessel built es
pecially for the event, headed the
sea invasion while half a million
spectators cheered.
1t must have been wonderful
event, and it certainly was thought
full of you, Ina, to let us share in
the fun.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
QUEEN CITY DEMOCRATS

.whooped it up at a big Roundup in Cincinnati Gard
ems Sunday. with viii Rogers, Jr, the master of cere-
atmosphere. the affair under the direction of
Chairman John A. Wiethe. incidentally Young Demo-
ton secretary is Don Swain 23-yearold law student
who elected to shor-term in the House last year
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

Norman Fuerst To-. cuyahoga)
have memoriaIized congress TO
change the method Of amending
the federal constitution.
ONE of the busiest of the law.
makers is attractive, efficient
Frances McGovern Cd, Akron)
she lost no time making the
adjustment that for many new
comers is difficult.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
(HEARINGS

Nope there's nothing wrong
with Earl Boyle ;. Co-worker Earl
LeVeck was merely giving him
ride, for fun, in that wheel chair
along w. Third-st the other day
The two were returning the
chair to the Neidecker store when
Boyle decided he might as we'll get
a little rickshaw service New
bride Mrs. Raymond Smetzer isn't
losing any time in making a nice
contribution to PCS civic needs
She's agreed to take over
leadership of the eighth grade Girl
Scout troop which Evelyn Misch,
convalescing from serious surgery,
has had to give up AL and
RoSalyn Wozniak have picked one
of our top-favorites in names, Jody,
for that cute new baby daughter
. And the always popular Pa
tricia will be the name by which
George and Mousie Nichols new
SWeetie will be known +. Predict
ton: Young Dawn Moritz, of Erie
Gardens, will be news reporter,
and good one, when she grows
up Henry WierZba, Mounted
Route, drove his car himself Sun
day when he went over to Provi-
dence hospital at Sandusky to un-
dergo surgery March of Dimes
got check for $20060 from that
Pfeiffer Catawba Sales bowling
match here Feb 13, and Sales
sponsor Bob Kyle augmented the
nice total with a $25 contribution
of his own City Chairman
Marguerite Finefrock was presented
the money
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

eight pounds. 10 ounces. he's
named after father-in-iaw Ray
T. Miller. Sr.. and Michael v.
Disable. close family friend. :.
WILLIAM Fl. DEDDENS R.,
Cincinnati), a stalwart in the
senate, is a sports enthusiast. :.
with pheasant-shooting spe-
cialty.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25


Hmm!
According to Tiny Fisher, who
emceed the BarberShoppers Satur-
day night Festival of Harmony,
there's new parlor game going
around called Pony Express"
It's like Post Office, explains
Tiny, only with more horsing
around.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

ROBERT A. TAFT. JR. (R., CINCINNATI

RObERI "A IArI Jh (R CI4NCLNNAIIJ
is looming brighter and brighter a star in COP.
ranks. freshman, Taft accorded the honor of
passing the first bill of the session in the
House he's been a favorite subject of television
cameras. and national picture magazine in the
capitol last week to do lens series the personable
son of the late MIR. Republican.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Rural Worren'st News
BY RITA cUNMINS
SCHOLARSHIPS =

Girls interested in going to col
lege to study home economics, yet
can't afford it consider the $500
scholarship that the Ohio Home
Economics association is offering.
Sue Christian Says -
One looks and feels his best at
normal weight. Normally those
who want to gain can do SO by eat
ing variety of good food and
enough rest and exercise.
Normally those who wish to re-
duce can do so by eating a variety
of food in quantities that supply
less energy than their body uses.
THERE is NO QUICK AND EASY
WAY TO GAIN OR OSE
WEIGHT. 1t takes time and will
power. 1t is up to the individual
overweight or underweight person,
to decide what he wants to do
about it.
The pounds have been added
gradually over a period of months
or even years. Don't risk your
health by trying to loose is all in
short time.
Miss Sue Christian is a nutri-
zionist on the State Extension staff.
She trained Ottawa county leaders
who in turn will hold meetings for
those interested.
Those having held their meet
ings are: The "3C" Club, Elmore,
Feb. 81; Home Arts Club, Elmore,
Feb. 23; Port Clinton, Mrs. VIM.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Graytown Institute Women's
Exhibit Winners

Exhibit Winners
Work Aprons: 1St. Mrs. Roger
Siefke; End, Mrs. Albert Myerholtz
= Fancy Aprons: Mrs. Henry Tre-
ter, Mrs. Paul Milbrodt, Velta
Schimming = Candy: Mrs. Albert
Myerholtz, Mrs. Paul Milbrodt -
Cherry Pie: Iona Stick, Mrs. Law
renee Harder - Coffee: Mrs. Law
renee Harder, Iona Stick -
Peaches: Velta Schimming, Lucille
Lickert = Red BeetS: Lucille Lick
ert, Mrs. Art Stiller = Pickles:
Lucille Lickert, Mrs. Herman Blau-
sey = Fruit Cocktail: Mrs. Lester
Nehls, Mrs. Art Stiller = Jelly:
Lucille Lickert - Favors (adult
edible): Mrs. Albert Myerholtz,
Velta Schimming; Children's
(edible): Barbara Markley, Mrs.
Albert Myerholtz Children's
Gnedible): Grace Luebke, Barbara
Markley Jr. exhibits - Cookies:
Pricilla Winters, Janet Rohloff -
Fudge: jeanette Nehls.
Scholarship Offered -
The Ohio Home Economics AS
Sociation is offering a $400 Home
E conom Tvs scholarship. The
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Wahlers Co. To
Have Open House

The G. C. Wahlers Farm Equip
ment Co., Rt. 2 East of Port Clin-
ton, announced today that on
March End they will hold open
house between 1:30 and 400 pm.
Interesting films will be shown,
a lunch will be served and the
latest farm equipment will be dis
played.
Those interested are invited to
come and bring neighbor.
business man, housewife, indust-
rialist and high school student.
The other will comprise persons
representing groups working on
the TB control program, and will
include Miss Frances Williamson,
health educator for this district,
from the state health department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
Like S Ice Fishing

That age isn't any barrier TO
enjoyment of ice fishing has
again been proved here.
A sportsman who was SO years
old last September was probably
the oldest of the many who en-.
ioyed ice fishing at Put-in-Bay
so far this season.
He is Arthur Caller, whose
home is at Bowling Green and
who thoroughly enjoyed his stay
at the Bay. His guide was Dick
Fox, and he stayed at the r.
OhIemacher home.
Mr.. Caller was the oldest deer
hunter at Camp Wan ma pa tel
in northern Ontario, 400 miles
north of Toronto. He has hunted
in South America, and is a
sports enthusiast in all ways,
but this was his first try at ice
fishing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

Jr. Fairboard -
The Jr. Fairboard will meet on
March l at 800 at the Extension
Office. First on the agenda is the
election of officers.
Home Council
The Home Council will have a
meeting on March 7 at the Exten-
sion office to plan for next years
program, set date, time, place and
committees for the Homemakers
Achievement Day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
The JEW EL
BOX
Hmn1!
BY JuEL REED COVER

News gets to Hollywood!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

Phipps, Feb. "a. Meetings coming
up are: Benton Twp, Mrs. Albert
Myerholtz, March 4; Clay Twp,
March 8.
Advisors District Training
On March 2 there will be dis
trict training meeting for All Ad-
Visors. 1t will be held in Fremont
Ann Browder, a Jr. Leader and
Doyle Sommer, advisor will partici-
pate in a panel discussion of the
responsibilities and functions OF
Jr. Leaders. Norma Burning will
give a demonstration to introduce
the afternoon subject of effective
demonstrations.