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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Charles Humphrey planted some
bird resistant corn. He also wanted
to check yield. We thought you
might want to try this too. Pick
all the ears from two rows of corn
for a distance of II feet if rows
are planted 36 inches apart. Pick
681a feet for 38 inch spacing, 651s
feet for 40 inch spacing. Do this
for each variety and weigh the
Weld. Also take two pound sam
pie of Shelled corn from each va
riety. Seal it in jar to save the
moisture and have it tested, at the
elevator. After that bring in your
figures and we will calculate your
yield.
Glen Wagner of Northwestern
Cooperative Sales reports that milk
consumption is up 8l8 over Sep
tember 1854. Looks like the dairy
man self help program is getting
results. 1t pays to advertise but
it costs too-just ask NOBA tech
nician Dick Wilson.
Paving off the All Club building
debt came $100 closer after the
Ottawa County Cattle Feeders
Assn voted that amount last week
Looks like that bill can be paid by
Achievement Night on November
8.
Annual meetings of all Mesa
locals in the county will be COM
bined with Dairy Service Unit.
Committee of William Luebke,
John Miller, Jr., and Dwight Swais-
good, are looking for a group to
serve the banquet, Probable date
is December II.
Figures on the tomato crop for
Ohio show 14,500 acres-up 900
acres for 1854 Tons per acre eX-
pected to average IL while 174,000
! is estimated tonnage for Ohio. In
crease in the California, Indiana,
and Illinois crop is expected to off
set the northeastern hurricane
losses.
international Apple Association
estimated Ohio's apple crop at
1870 of 1854 or 1921 900 bushels.
Like to be the hay or grain king
of North America or the world?
You can be entering samples in
the international Hay and Grain
Show to be held November 26 to
December in Chicago 1t is
part of the great livestock show.
We have emery blanks and rules
for both events so give us call.
II
Rhinhardt Wendt and family
we're in the limelight recently
Bill Zipf had a nice story in Sun
day Columbus Dispatch about their
fruit operation in Carroll town
ship. Several pictures illustrated
the story.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
(H)EARINCS

Katie and AL Grover, who left
Monday for Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
planned a couple of interesting
stop-overs One at Huntsville,
Ala, to visit Clarence and Ginny
Lowien, and another at Jackson
vile to visit theformer Joyce Han
sen Two Port Clinton-connected
gals live close at Norfolk, Va. !.
The new home of Martha VanWy
Petrick and her family isn't far
from the residence of the former
Jean Karshner :. The November
14-15 production being readied by
The Playmakers will be given at
the Catholic School auditorium,
first time a play for public admis-
sion has been presented there by
a sponsoring group Salute to
Peninsular Junior Women'S Club
for its sponsorship of Youth Cen
ter at Marblehead -. And the PC
JWC can take credit, too, for it
was their fine work with the local
Center that implanted the idea in
the Peninsular group Dick
Stein, recently discharged from the
Navy, is working at the Water
works Stan Hallick, out at EOD
now, is in Reproduction depart
ment The courthouse lawn will
have new and special kind of
Christmas decoration this year
Tom Lindemann, a mighty good
man in a printing shop mechanical
department, started a new job at
Stevens Printing Co. in Sandusky
this week Juicy and Polly
Rosiar fell completely in love with
one of the small girls in the Ger
man choir here last week :. They
were told she was born along rail
road tracks while her parents were
escaping -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
SCATTER PINS

Cute office visitor the other day
was Martha Hablitzel, daughter of
the DR.. Darrell Hablitzels' E. . Who
did a mighty fine thing in return
ing bunch of subscribers cards
a News carrier had lost on Madison
St. He certainly appreciated it,
Martha Bob Gilleland, Sr. has
a job in Turnpike Plaza The
school traffic patrol is doing a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
STATE SENATOR FRED DANNER

Akron Republican. has issued bIistering state
ment against the AXleMle Tax and said it ought to be
repealed .Danner also recently offered to support
Lausches presidential ambitions and it's secret that
the governor sponsored the controversial tax bill. all
of which leads observers to believe that what Danner
really wants to do is get rid of the chief executive by
kicking him upstairs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
ATTENDS CONFERENCE

Gretchen Claus, executive secre-
tary of the Ottawa County Health
and Tuberculosis Association, re-
turned Monday night from Des
Moines, Iowa, where she attended
three-day Mississippi Valley
Health Conference.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

FRIENDS all over Ohio mourn
the recent death of George C.
Davies, WauseOn banker who
served as a COP. state senator
in the 98th General Assembly. i.
THE LaUsche organization,
one of fhe most potent one-man
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Let's Face It

what do you think of roek-and-
roll music?" inquiries Mrs, A. (who
is one of those Size 9 slick chicks
and a real enthusiast of the stuff
What we think, Mrs A., couldn't
be printed in family newspaper.
But we admit, willingly, that we
are guilty of a personal prejudice.
On account of we've got too much
roll to rock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

political machines in Ohio his.
tory. is getting into high gear
for an alI-oUf presidential drive.
"OHlO Republican News. of.
ficial organ of the party, has
a weekly circulation of $4,000
Frank Avren is editor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
BUILDING PERMITS

New construction, frame addi-
ton, 10' IL, in back of main
building, for Mrs. Martha Hansen,
owner, issued to Gordon J. King,
4l5 Lincoln, estimated cost $500,
Block No. 8, Lot No. IL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Home Council

Home Council
The Home Council met Oct. II
to plan further for the coming
Home Demonstration projects. The
Christmas Workshop date has been
set fir Nov. 1870 hold the date!
This year the Workshop vii be
hled in the afternoon and evening
so everyone has a chance to attend
some part. The reason for this
change is-the council feels that
working women and mothers with
small children should be consider
ed when times are set for events
like the Christmas Workshop.
Al Council
The All Council will meet on
Oct. 26 at 7::30. Main business OF
the evening-selecting county dele
gates to Conservation Camp, Jr.
Leadership Camp, and Club Con-
greSS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Upholstery at cafawba

Upholstery at Catawba
81 homemakers (and some huS-
bands tooD are enrolled in the up
holstery classes being held at the
CatawDa School. Everyone marvels
at how fast a chair can be taken
down to the bare bone, but how
long it takes to fatten it up!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Rural Women's News
BY RITA cUNiNlNS
Alumni Home Council

Alumni Home Council
II members of the Alumni Home
Council toured the Henkle Claus
Co., H. J. Heinz Co., and WFRO in
Fremont last week. Mrs. George
Oleksa arranged the trip.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

THERE will be a concerted
drive by Ohio municipalities to
obtain a larger share of local
funds from the next legisla.
ture.
BOB PICKERING, vice chair.
man of the Allen County organi.
zstion, seldom misses a Demo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
The JEW EL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

mighty good job, and the kids are
in line for pat on the back
Somebody's pet dog was hit by a
car at Wilson and Fremont Road at
noon Thursday Police located
the owner and took the injured
dog home, which strikes us as a
pretty thoughtful thing to do
Helen Fulkert located one of the
rarely-found praying mantis insects
the other day = it went to nephew
Corky Slaughter for his biology
specimen collection Friends
are urging Eleanor Holloway to
come to Port Clinton for a quiet
visit The Bowling Green Ken
nedy family, due here for a muSi-
cal program at next Thursdays
open Fed meeting, gets raves from
everybody who's seen their wonder
full entertainment :. Good to hear
that Leo Hopfinger is doing we'll
after his Flower hospital surgery
John Neidecker, teaching at
Garfield Heights, was pictured with
his students in Cleveland news
paper photo recently Mae Gill
did wonderful job as PC chair
man for the Fremont Community
Concert series, and everybody who
saw the opening entertainment, the
Incompatible Les Compagnons de
la Chanson, felt like thanking her
enthusiastically for arousiag their
interest to the ticket-purchase
point :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
INDICATION THAT THE NATIONAL

Democratic Committee is not overlooking Ohio is
evidenced by the appointment of Toedos John P Kelly
to top-eve strategy position. Kelly heads commit
tee party work and workers. to help tune up"
machinery for So -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
NORTHWEST OHIO SCHOOL HEADS

OFTIU OVTIOUI
told the other day by R. NJ Eyman, state di-
rector of education, that the General Assembly left
many problems unsolved and Democrats are expected
to seize upon the situation hot issue for Sc.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

cratic session. he travels state.
wide.
THERE'S growing sentiment
in Ohio's Fifth District for
Clarence Dick of Bowling Green
to oppose Congressman Cliff
Clevenger R., Bryan) in event
Maj tin Feigert decides not to
make another try. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
The Mail Bag

Our Chick Linker, out in Cali
fornia, sends a booklet from the
famous No. 8 Fisherman's Grotto
on Fisherman's Wharf, and it's
packed with recipes for the sea
food dishes that make the place
nationally known The history of
the Wharf is an interesting feature.
In case you ever want to serve
abalone, one of the Helpful Hints
says, fry it quickly in hot oil.
Slow frying makes abalone tough.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Welcome

There's an added reason for the
community to welcome C. A
Brownie" Brown, new service
manager at Kelly-Dunn, and his
wife Goldie, who are moving here
from Toledo this week and are
temporarily going to reside at 2843
Sand Road.
Goldie is sister of former peer
Harold Johnson, who also lives in
Toledo now. And (tip to Magruder
hospital superintendent Florence
Specht) she's a registered nurse.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Prospective Home
Owners Find WING
Program Helpful

Families dreaming Of homes Of
their own should now find it
easter than ever before Go make
their dreams come true no
matter where they live.
This was the assertion Ibis
week Of Howard E. Lucy, assist
ant director Of the Little Rock
field office of the Federal Hous-
ing administration describing the
function Of the Voluntary Home
Mortgage Credit program estab-
lished earlier this year by the
83rd congress.
A national committee and IS
regional committees have been
formed and the new program to
aid nome loan borrowers is get
ting underway.
Lenders, realtors, builders and
suppliers are voluntarily serving
on the committees to help make
mortgage funds available in areas
where the supply Of lending cap
ltal has been inadequate to fl
nance FILA and VA-backed home
purchases. They will also see to
it that members of minority
groups are able to obtain home
loans on the same terms as those
available to others in their To-
cality.
Mr.. Lucy said that the local
FILA office will help those who
seek FHA-insured or VA-guaran-
teed financing and whose at
tempts to obtain loans have been
unsuccessful Borrowers viii be
provided with an application form
and a letter OF introduction TO the
committee for this region. located
IN New Orleans. Louisiana. he
added.
The regional committees do not
make loans Mr. Lucy pointed out
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Charming Tobias
Speaks Over Abe
Friday Mite

DR., Claiming II Tobias, chair
man of the board of directors Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People,
will be heard in the associations
annual Lincoln day address over
the facilities Of the American
Broadcasting company, 700 IT'S
tonite friday The program is
sponsored by the NAACP.
Also participating in the pro-
gram entitled Century of Eman-
cipation, will be Robert Meier
rim, young baritone, who recent
ly made his debut as the second
Negro artist to sing with the Met
ropolitan Opera company, an d
Frank Silvera. film and stage star
Dr. Tobias in addition to his
NAACP connection, is known for
his former work in the YNCA,
and has been an outstanding fig
IRE in Christian student conven-
tons
KLRA is ABC outlet for Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Teachers Exam
Set for Saturday
At PhiIander Smith

Approximately IS prospective
teachers In this area Will take
the National Teacher e%amina-
ton being administered under
the auspices Of Phiiauder Smith
college Saturday, NJ. L. Summer
Vile, director of Testing and Guild
anCe. announced this week.
Each Of the candidates for the
examinations has received a tick
at Of admission advising him of
the address to which ne should
report to take the examinations.
All candidates for the Common
examinations will report TO the
examination center Indicated on
their ticket of admission at $50
a. m, Saturday and Will complete
these examinations at approx
mately 1870 p m Mr., Summervtlle
Will supervise the administration
Of the test which are prepared
annually by Educational Testing
Service of Princeton. New Jersey.
Candidates for Optional exami-
nations will return to the ex-
animation center at 100 .. m.
Saturday, Those taking only one
Optional examination will COM
plete their testing at about 3:I5
p. m, and those taking two OPP
tional examinations will finish a.
bout 4:45 D m.
Most Of those taking the Ma
tiouaI Teacher examinations are
college seniors preparing to teach
or teachers applying for positions
in school systems which encour-
age or require applicants to SUBJ
NIT their scores on the National
Teacher examinations along with
their other credentials, M L.
Summerville said, He pointed out
however that some candidates,
may be taking the examinations
because Of their interest in dis
covering their own strengths and
weaknesses with respect to such
teacher qualifications as are meas
ured by the tests. The Common
examinations include tests in Pro-
fessionaI Information General
Culture English Expression. and
Non-VerhaI Reasoning. Each u
the nine Optional examinations Of
fered is designed to- demonstrate
mastery If subject matter .n the
field OF elementary education or
I'M subjects commonly taught in
The nigh schools OF the country.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Boulevard News
Rev. T. r. Green

Rev. j. r. Green
CORRECTION. Rev Joe Thomp-
son was ordained and not Rev. 7.
" Williams, as was stated in last
weeks paper Dedication serv-
ices Of Zion Hill Baptist church,
Sweet Home, Rev. Porter, pastor,
we're held Last Sunday T e
cornerstone laying was at p. m.
at which time Rev. F r. Guy
Of Mt Zion Baptist church. de-
livered the sermon. There we're
jT2 persons present. including 40
minister's The Ministers Bible
class will sponsor program on
Confederate blvd. near Springers
trive-in Thursday and Friday.
February II and 10. Rev J. r.
Green will be in charge. Rev.
Crenchaw will deliver the mes
sage Thursday mite. and Rev s.
Gatlin will deliver the sermon
Friday mite Tuesday mite
there viii be a meeting OF the
BTU Sunday school and Usher
board congress, called by Rev.
Hayes, president.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
The InteraciaI Situation on
lnteraciaI Day.
BY SIS Taylor

popular practice nterraeial day day Of public re-
Election ntarracal relations America Never has such
public reflection been timely than now nterracial re-
far black Americans concerned
progress enough The world picture looks
black In parts of Africa natives segregated and Cypress
ed systematically and violence and Doodshed are regularly
reported In Asia between two IS imminent with
woodworking possibilities
The United States can chalk up its credit during the
last twelve months Supreme Court decision ouawng
regation public Following the decision, schools
in Washington Baltimore Delaware and other places
abandoned segregation the practice of public education
Within the last few days white and black students attend to-
gether for the first time the history of the public high
Louis The Catholic church in San Antonio and
ouef places mas msae progress III me h'esrauoh Oh IT'S
schools The National Council of Churches has announced that
Racial prejudice all contrary will
of Cod
But we the fact that there are people in
OF democracy who state that they believe in caste dscmna
ton segregation and what they call white supremacy Ser
have been preached conendng that God
CATION Such dvines probably already prepared blue
prints submit St Peter sectionng heaven into black
brown red yellow and white residential areas with
trade centers and business arteries in the white heaven Of
The Southeastern Jurisdiction of ethodism defends seq
regaon The Central Jurisdiction Negro
White America Inc reported have been Incorporated
in Arkansas to promote sponsor foster and the
continued segregation of the Negro white by every
lawful Elsewhere a movement has been lnaugu>
rated to bring pressure to embarass the rononfs
of indignation Steps have been states 10 offset
the Supreme Courts edc Referring recent state hospital
case daily paper stated edtoray The hospital doesn't
have facilities for large number of white children there's
space Negro children especially would
require special attendants
But regardless of the troubled condition Of the world
the relentless opposition of the proponents of segregation this
good time reflect that the this nation is grad
uay turning toward nerraea equity The ruthless deern-
naon of groups pepetuate the discrimination and
inequalities which the of the nation will
think, intensity the fairmindedness the majority.
However, the triumph of right wrong is going
to usher itself Unless willing bear
biles rights will gradually fade away Every step Of
made far has been purchased efforts and
foes We are not only at the dawn of day of opporun
iy, but face the dawn day of obligation For the
future the Negro the challenge he
has before and the present with the
required S1O0O00O0 placed Memphis
thru the efforts of the NAACP pressure
against ntegrationss is symbolic No decree is
stronger than the dollars put It's enforcement
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11

Their fasponsibthtv. he explained
is 70 try to Hua a 1ane for FHA-
insured or FA-cuaraHteed leans
with lenders who have indicated
their willingness To- participate In
the program.
M Lucy cautioned however,
that while ghe Voluntary Home
Mortgage Credit committee will
do everything m It's power to
help arrange a loan. 1T may not
be possible fer every request to
De granted
The regional committee chair
man for this area IS Wijfred G.
Gehr. 500 Delta building, 348
Baronne street. New Orleans La
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11

son 81.
There are special schools for
the handicapped where they can
learn jobs suited To their abiH-
ties and frequently they reach q
point where they become seIf-sut-
fleient and self-supporting Look
INTO the chances Of getting your
son enrolled IN some school OF
this sort It viii help him adjust
TO the world around him. As a
family De sure that you 80 not
pamper this child, nor make him
aver-dependent upon you. Instead,
try to make your family life that
Of an average happy. we!l-adiust-
ed American family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
5. S. TAYLOR Says:
WORKSHOP OR rALksHopq

The for the workshop" will recall the
teacher of training experience insight the many
which have the horizon the educational
feson Appercepton five formal steps project supervised
study guidance unit and Ford plan Of them
Each emphasized important phase bu only phase)
education
The general plan average workshop is a iresome
twohour talk with occasional Interruptions by those who
wake and know where" the speaker is After
while the wortshoppers win studying their
technique and increasing the work the workshop while de-
creasng the soiloquy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Jeans Addition

z- Es.5-amS
Horace SpeImaa. returned non
from a trip TO Oak Grove [
He was accompanied by I'M
nIeees, Mrs. Philips. Sue Ann Al
Daffaney Philips and TWO n
phews. Willie D and W PhiIr
all Of Oak Grove and PmelIe. :
The Philips returned ta the
home recently The Wa
Chapel AME church rendered
program last Sunday mite At I
Mt. Pleasant AME church T.
Of the program was, Jesus.
Name Over All The 5r1gz
vas very inspirational ana Y
enjoyed by ~ The program v
sponsored by Me pastors
board Of Ward Chapel,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11

ed credit AS result. Negro
spokesmen were threatened with
mortgage foreclosures denial Of
financing for agricultural and
business projects. and rejection OF
applications for loans from the
Farmers Home Administration. a
bureau Of the o. S Department
Of Agriculture
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Card of Thanks

PINE BLUFF-The family j
relatives of the late Christoph
Diaz Eason, eldest son Of IL
and Mrs. ". NJ. Easeu, l7R
End avenue. wish to thank ID
many friends for the flOrals Y
ters, kilograms and cards Of ~
pathy.
Signed: The EaHa
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Victims


Continued FROM page Orr
To vote and compliance with the
Supreme Court and-segrev0No0
ruling of May n. 1854 Mr. WIk-
ms. on January 10. wrote ta lead
iag business institutions trrU0u-
the country asking them 90 join
the NAACP in making deposits
in the Tri-Stato Bank for go
purpose Of expanding its lending
capacity. Many White lending
agencies in the state were rafys-
iag credit 10 militant Negroes 90
whom they had previously grant
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
THE FAMILY
ROUND TA5LE"
BY ELGTVA A BALL

Miss Bail. Brooklyn school
teacher VINO has had extensive
study and experience IN the
Held of family relations. will
discuss aetEal problems and
ease histories. having 20 do
with parent child relation
ships and family living. Let
sers may De addressed 10 Miss
Ball at the Gi0haG office, Hotei
Theresa, 1850 eth Avenue, NYC
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11
Wlrr,ot
Luther Slack

Luther Slack
Miss Cora Parker. return
home last Sunday mite from G
cago, where she visited her !
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Frt
man and family and A B K
chen. Oakland, we're home Wis
ing their mother. Mrs. MINI
Kitchen Rev. z. L. Poae
made a trip to Pine Bluff rees
ly to attend the Founders
meeting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11

tSoftiu"eo rom page "''c'
Der Of the board Of directors Of
the National Newspaper Publish
eys association. Associated Pub
fishers, Inc. Kentucky Council
a Human relations and the vice
president Of the Louisville Coun-
ell Of Public schools
He is married TO the former
lone Garrettee Of Hot Springs
and is the father Of two sons
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-02-11

Dear Miss Ball.
We have three children. the
second child is handicapped.
Things were going along all
right until Jane started to school
Other children make fun Of her
little brother and say very mean
things about him. Naturally she
comes home crying Our family
has become a nervous one lately
and we fear Jane may be grow
ing ashamed Of her brother What
can We do?
Bob and Nan. New Jersey