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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
Clevenger Boosts Secretary't
Pay To $12,131.52 For Year

atthe House disbursing office, show
that Clevenger ordered brakes sal
ary increased to $1,01096 a month
or $12, 1882 a year. BRAKES pre-
vious salary was $9,902 a year.
Mrs. Drake, who does part-tlme
work for the congressman at her
Washington home, and occasional
ly in the office during rush pc
riods, has been raised to $392.25 a
month or $4,707 a year. Her pre-
vious salary was $4,378 year.
The combined salaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Drake are now $16,838.52 a
year or S323.90 week
Miss LeOna Adam, who IS en-
ployed as stenographer and file
clerk in the congresSman's Wash
ington office, also received raise.
Her salary is now $649.l6 month,
or $7,78992 a year - $149.81 a
week. Her previous salary was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
Celotex Promotes
Donald w. Miller

Donald w. Miller has been pro-
NOTED to Manager of Gypsum Sales
for The Celotex Corporation, it was
announced by Marvin Greenwood,
Vice President and General Sales
Manager, at the firms general of
flee, 120 South LaSalle Street, Chi
cago.
In his new position, Miller will
direct the sales of the company's
Celo-Rok brand of gypsum prod
ucts.
The Celotex Corporation ships
gypsum products from plants To-
Gated at Port Clinton, Ohio; Ham
lin, Texas; and Fort Dodge, Iowa
Expansion of the company's gyp-
sum plant at Port Clinton, totalling
more than $3,OO0,0O0, has recently
been completed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
BY GLENN D. EVERETT
Special NEWS Writer

WASHINGTON-Rep. Cliff Clev-
enger OR. Bryan, o. of the Fifth
Ohio District, of which Ottawa-co
is a part, has raised the salary OF
his executive secretary, Edgar Al
len Drake, by % percent.
He has also raised the salaries OF
Mrs. Grace Drake, wife of Mr..
Drake, and one other employe of
his staff. The salaries are paid by
the taxpayers under the Congress
sional appropriation for "clerk
hire" for members of the House of
Representatives.
Members of the House voted
themselves an increase in secre-
tarial allowance shortly before adj
journment last July.
Payroll reports for September,
the first month in which the in
crease was fully effective, on file
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04

S13975 a week
Miss Lois Woodwork, part
time secretarial aid, receives $162.-
08 a month This is slightly less
than the S169.38 a month she was
receiving on the congressman's
July payroll.
Members of the House voted
themselves an increase in salary
from $4,000 a year to $22, 800 a
year during the past session. They
also receive an office suite and fur
nishings in Washington, S75
month allowance for an office in
the homedistrict, an allowance for
long distance telephone calls and
kilograms, the franking privilege
for official mail and an allowance
for air mail and special delivery
stamps, plus a stationery and Of
flee supplies allowance. They also
draw 10 cents mile travel allow
ance to and from their homes for
each session of Congress.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
SCHOOL NEWS

Mr.. Knepper has not, as yet call
ed meeting of the Chess Club
but he reports that there have been
anywhere from five to ten students
who come in on their own time
and play chess during the week.
Students play in the morning be-
fore school takes up, at noon, and
after school and enjoy playing very
much.
Linda Phillips
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04

The Dairy has started service with the
first of milk pickup trucks which collect
delivery the dairy This truck tank
pickup for milk A. RoUh r Pres
The gallons and has stainless steel liner covered
with insulation and outside plastic Jacket The truck carries ITS
and electricity available at the farm or
dairy insulated carries the farcooled milk TO the dairy
without emp change-ke thermos bottle
milk from farms Erie Ottawa San
dusy Counties The dairy and
distributes complete line of dairy products.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
MRS. ROSA piTTMAN
DIES. WAS EARLY
RESIDENT OF STATE

Services for Mrs. Rosa Pittman,
1912 Fourth Az. s.. who died In
the Cornelius Nursing Home Sun
day, January 2, were held Wednes-
day. January 8 at st. Peters AME
church. Rev. Martin l.. Simmons
officiated.
Mrs. Pittman had been in all
ing health for the past year and
"A patient In the nursing home
since June 1854 She was born in
Leavenworth. Kans She had resid-
ed In Minnesota since very
young woman settling first in
Duluth. She moved 10 Minneapolis
in 1923, where she had resided
since that time.
She was a member of st. Peters
AME church. n member of the
Helpers club Of the church and
member Of Electa Chapter No. 3,
order OF the Eastern Star.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Sims, Mrs, Leila
Pittman, Mrs Ruth Anderson. all
of Minneapolis; three sons. Yer
non L., Harvey G, OF Minneapolis
and Paul L. Pittman of Oiai. Calf
Burial was In Crystal Lake
Cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home In charge OF arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
Rites Are Heid For
william J. Stirmon
lonQtime Resident

Services for William J. Stirman
Of 3iis Smelling Az who died at
his home on Wednesday. December
-. wehe held at the Woodland
Funeral Chapel on Friday. Decem-
Der "a. Rev. J, Clayburn Of
ficiatcd with burial in Lakewood
cemetery
Mr. Stirman, long time resi-
dent OF Minneapolis, was born In
1878 in Fayetteville, Ark lie came
To the city in 1902 and had resid-
cd here since that time Mr. stir
man had been suffering from a
heart ailment for the past several
months, but his condition was not
considered serious
Surviving are a son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Bert
Lewis OF Minneapolis. and two
sisters. Mrs Rosa Ballard Of
Fayetteville. and Mrs Lena Mnsby
Of Claremore. Okla.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
Son OF Mrs. 1. E.
NurVis Promoted To
A.. SfaH Saraaunt

one OF the most treasured gifts
received by Mrs, l.. G. Harris of
23i3 Milwaukee Az. s during the
Christmas holidays was letter
received December ~. from the
6o69th Support Squadron, Boiling
Air Force Base. Washington, u. G.
and Signed by Thomas c. Hyde,
1t. Colonel. USAF Commander.
informing her that her son, Wayne
Clark had just been promoted to
the grade Of STAFF Sergeant
The letter states that an Air
Force grade increase is not re-
ceived automatically and this al
vancement was made in the face Of
considerable competition This
promotion Is one OF tho methods Of
recognizing loyalty. integrity. a.
btlity and the ready acceptance Of
responsibility In accepting the
new responsibilities rs ~ has
those In the past. your son viii
continue to enjoy progress In the
service and in the community
further stated the letter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

Church was seated ,O capacity
on the frs, SUNDAY Of the new
month and the New Year We
heard a very fine message deliver
"a hv Rev Joseph Irvine Chan
man. executive secretary ~ the
Twin city BAPTIST Union and TIE
Minnesota Convention ~ the
American Baptist churches NJ
ChRpusn'S message was taken
from the TN chapter Of So Mot
thew. - 20 sSth verses His sub
feet was This We Relieve " This
sermon brought W. food for
thought
The Senior Gospel Choir arI
Musicetts brought heartfelt music
under the leadership ~ Mrs Dies
sic Gresham
Immersed in the wStsry grave"
was Miss Gvrndolyn Hnlhvav We
welcome YOU 20 the fold Welcome
20 our visitors, Mrs Stella Aurr
ard grandson Michael ~ Fair
Geld. la and Mrs Charles Gov
" - Paul To other visitors who
failed 90 register Ne extend =
hearty welcome
Next Sunday January . Rev
John Young viii bring tire morn
inE message
We were vrrv happy 20 rrpNrf
that Mrs Safronia Alien. Mr.
William tRinl Farmer Mrs
Grace Hudson sni Mrs FulA Al
ford have ben aischarv~t FROM
tire hospitals and are now convsi-
escirC AZ their hnrfes We con-
tinur IN PRAYER for thosr ard all
cur ~ck Cots spe~iy recovery -
Mrs Sarah R~nsNn reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
ffheI o. Saunders
And George 7. Joiner
Wed, Honsymoon South

Mrs. Ethel. Is. Saunders. $500
Fourth Az. s., and Mr.. George T.
Joiner OF 573 Olson Blvd. were
united In marriage at Zion Bap-
list chuch on Saturday. December
II. 1854. at 3 p. m. Rev. II. w.
Bolts Sr.. performed the ceremony
In the p resence Of a number Of
friends and a group from the Min
ncapoIis Honeywell Company.
where the bride Is employed.
Mrs. Tiny u. Holder, sister Of
the bride was her only attendant.
Mr. Plouls Moore attended Mr..
Joiner as best man
A reception was held following
the ceremony In the church par
lors. A number of useful and beau
tIhh gifts were received by the
happy couple.
The newlyweds spent their
honeymoon with Mr.. Joincr's sis
ter and other friends In Chicago
M. and his mother and family in
Jackson. Miss They report "A won.
dcrful time was enjoyed in the
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. joiner returned
home on Thursday. December 30
and arr At home To their friends at
673 Olson Rlvd.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07

action preventing Minneapolis Me-
gro Seventh Day Adyentists chill
dren from making a trip with
other children was rescinded after
Newspaper publicity ON the dis
elimination Carey Enterprises
n firm formed 10 manufacture and
market cold wave permanent an
nounced the opening Of It's offices
In ~. Paul.
IL. Brewer Clark was honorably
discharged from the army and will
finish his study for a masters de-
gree at Howard University A
joint piano concert by pianists Ar
lee Harris Hall0well and Harriet
Bell Smith were highly praised
e. Talmage u. Carey was honor
Ell at a public testimonial dinner
at the Hotel Dyckman sponsored
by this Associated Negro Credit
Union and other organizations
An overflow crowd attended the
affair.
r. y. Underwood. chief attend
ant at Milwaukee X ". station
died. Oden divorce story II big
news In Twin Towns UN alter
nate delegate scheduled to speak
here Mt AME church expansion
banquet Norma Jean Howell
was named ~. Thomas Queen at
annual style show held by church
auxlllaries =.
Minnesota and South Dakota
Baptist hold third quarterly meet
ing at Mt Olivet Baptist church
The Frank Shaws observe IS years
of married life with family
Xix AME bishops were scheduled
To be In Minneapolis In May for
the Expansion meeting OF the
Fourth Episcopal district
James G. Evans. Defense depart
ment In ~. Paul for annual meet
ing Of Halle q, Brown M princi-
pal speaker.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

The Lord Is our Shepherd and
we shall not want" How true
those words are for the Children
of God. We had a wonderful time
in Friendship Sunday at the IL
o'clock service. Our pastor, Rev.
l.. c. Harris. gave US over to an
old time testimony. Each and
every one expressed their thanks
to God for His goodness in
bringing them over TO the year
Of 49,.
The Lord adde three more souls
TO the fold. Mrs. Doris Wright of
Bethesda Baptist church by Chris
tian experience; Mrs. Jeanette
Christian experience and Miss
Whittner. Carter Chapel, st. Paul,
Viola Beeks. Omaha, Nebr.. can
didate for Baptism. We thank the
Lord for the additions.
Once again the Portland Ave.
Christian church opened wide their
doors TO us and we had a wonder
full service The Lords supper was
served by our pastor, and he
brought us a wonderful message,
taking his text from the eleventh
chapter of first Corinthians and
the 23rd verse. 1T was at night
when the Lords supper was CIV
en-"
He brought out, that the Lords
supper was not given in the morn
ing, or the afternoon, but at night,
and no man has a right to change
IT. Beginning Sunday. Jan. 8, we
shall begin our Sunday school at
Gas. also our evening service. be-
ginning at the 1880 hour. All are
invited to come and worship with
the friendly church.
Next Sunday morning the Rev.
James Jackson will bring the mas
sage and he is a great preached.
Abide in me, and I In you, As
the branch cannot bear fruit of
itself. expect II abide in the vine;
no more can We, except ye abide in
me" St John, 15:4-Nellie Buck
halter, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
DONATE HYMNAls TO
ANOkA STATE HOSPITAL

In memory Of the late r. V
Marshall. the Womrus Intcrna
ttnnal League for Peace and Free
dom and the following individuals
tho Mines Signc Burckhardt. r.
II Falk. ~ Royce, NJ. Cain.
y J Mein. ~ Il Wilcox. A r
prcsChsler. 4 NJ Larson. y ]
Hunter and Miss J Csntirny, do
mated hymnals to the Anoks state
Hospital
In appreciation VI this very gra-
cinuS act, Mrs F. V Marshall.
1909 Elliot Az entertained the
above named individuals ~ lunch
on Tuesday, January I 1855
The Town q Country Club
who're Mr. Marshall was employed
'or a number Of years prior 20 his
illness and individual members OF
the club are contributing TO . sum
FOR Mrs Marshall as tribute %
the memory Of the late r V Mar,
shall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
ST. PAUL CHURCH or
GOD IN CHRIST

On this first Sunday In the New
Year the st. Paul Church OF God
in Christ held its regular Sunday
service with Elder j G. Virgins as
pastor. This was special service
10 be remembered as one Of deep
conservation and Commemoration
Of the manifold blessings that We
were blessed TO enjoy in the past
year
The service began promptly at
u o'clock noon with a congrega-
tional song Pastor Virgins offer.
ed dedicatory prayer which was
followed by another congregation.
al song The devotional service
was led by Deacons Tynger and
q Walls
Scripture for our pastors mes
sage was found in Mark l4-l2-2i
His thoughts were conferred on the
man that Jesus spoke Of bearing a
pitcher Of water on his head This
water was TO be used 10 wash the
disciples feet and had two-fold
meaning. Il also exemplitied the
washing away OF sin. TO baptize
water To quench spiritual thirst
This same water typifed the
blood and water that ran out Of
Jesus side az he was pierced and
hanged, dying on the cross for
our sins
After the morning message We
observed the Lords Supper and
also washed feet as the scripture
says. He took the towel and grid
Ell himself and began To wash the
disciples feet and 10 wipe them
with the towel whcrewith lie was
girded Then Peter said. Lord
YOU wash my feet Jesus an
swered Il I wash not your feet.
you have no part with me" Peter
said Lord not my feet. but my
hands also" II your Lord and
Master, have washed your feet
you ought also TO wash one an
others feet Dorothy Nolen, re-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning services on Sunday,
January 2, 1855. began at IL a. m.
Music was rendered by the COM
bined choirs directed by Willie b.
Hale.
Rev. II. w. Bolts ST.. gave US
another sermon in a series on
prayer. Scripture, Psalms 1914.
Let the words OF my mouth. and
the meditation Of my heart. be ac-
ceptable in thy sight, o Lord, my
strength and my Redeemer." Some
thoughts to be remembered are:
the words of our mouths should be
those that are pleasing in the sight
Of God. In praying we ask for
many things we don't need. We
should ask for wisdom. Let US
think before we speak and ask
God to help US. not only speak the
truth. but think the truth also.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler renewed
her membership. Mrs. Rowena
Whitehurst united with the church
on Christian experience and Ton
jia Mcintosh and Mrs. Claudia
Gates united. candidates for bap-
tism.
Today marked the first Sun
day Of the year. at which time the
ordinance OF holy communion was
observed. II also was a day Of
dedication Of the new uniforms for
the Senior Usher Board.
We were happy 10 have present
with us today. the Sisters Estella
Sims. Elizabeth Storrs, Margaret
Allen and Elizabeth Stevens. all
OF whom have been sick and shut
In.
Visitors at the morning service
were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Mcintosh,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ray Williams
OF ST. Paul; the Messrs. Fred Love.
Grant Willis. and Bobbie Williams
OF Minneapolis.
Rev. c. s. Jones brought the
message AT the evening service.
speaking from Gal 81, His mes
sage was very inspiring
Members on the sick list include
Mrs. Velma Johns at Mt. Sinai
hospital and Mr., Lester Whitaker
at his home. 40S Lyndale Av. ".
Aur last business meeting OF the
year was held on Friday night,
December 81. and installation of
new officers for 1855 were held
preceding our annual watch
meeting services. Looking back
and thanking God for the work ac-
complished in 1854. we pray for
Gods blessing in the New Year,
that we may live closer to him and
do more effective work in the ser
vice Of our lord
You are invited TO attend any
and all services at Zion We are
always happy TO have you worship
with us Mrs. Cynthia West
brooks. reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
CAMPHOR CHURCH

The Communion address was de-
livered by Rev. Jerome Del Pine
on the subject. The Call to Re-
ligious Life" Scripture lesson was
taken from Isiah "a: Ito. Mrs. b.
Schrivers assisted at the piano
and also rendered one of her COM
positions.
The regular Vesper Service was
held at 7 p. m. Sunday evening
Rev. c. r Parker delivered the
message. All present had an en-
attend our weekly prayer meetings
joyable time.
Everyone is cordially invited to
at p. m. on Wednesday evenings,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

"As Time Goes BY" was the
topic Of Rev. Floyd Massey Jr's
sermon on January 2 at the morn
ing worship service. Morning
prayer was offered by Deacon L.
l.. Murray, Happy New Year"
was the subject OF Rev Massey's
children's story. Music was by the
Gospel Chorus. the Young Wo-
mems Choral Group and the Senior
Choir.
Miss Alma Goodrich. 995 Ron
do was united with the church
Registered visitors were; Wilson
williams. brother of Mrs. Effie
Larkins who IL III at Ancker hos
pital, Mrs. p Bradley Of st. Paul
and Mrs. Josephine Arkadie OF
Flandrau. s. Oak. A nc Byron
Crushshon. son of Mrs Dolly
Crushshon was welcomed home
Crushshon has been on Guam for
the past 10 months
The decorations committee pro-
vided beautiful bouquets for the
pulpit The following members
who united with the church during
the month Of December were wei
coined: little Charlene Banks, s3i
Carroll; Little Katherine Bryant.
59s w Central; Mrs Earline Cal
loway. 1877 St Anthony and Ralph
Marcano 29l " St Adams.
II was noted that Mrs. Ella Cur
~ Hickman is a patient at ST.
Lukes hospital. Mrs. Lola Ed
wards Is an Anckcr, and Mrs
Ethel Massey, who il III at home
is much improved
Following the doxology. dediCa-
tory prayer was Offered by Trus-
tee r, l.. Morris. Immediately fol-
lowing the morning service. the
ordinance Of communion was OBJ
served Incidental music was by
Mrs Harriet Bell Smith
The Baptist Youth Fellowship
met at 8 p m. At 7 p m baptis-
NAL candidates met in the Pas
tors study for instruction At the
evening service at 3 y. m, the
ordinances Of Baptism and Com
munion were observed. with music
by the Gospel Chorus The regular
weekly prayer service was held at
: p m. on Wednesday evening in
the church parlor
Rev Massey will speak NJ the
morning service on Sunday, Jan
uary Q. AZ s p m, the Rev Mel
win Hammarberg. pastor OF Ar
linEton Hills Lutheran church
will show films on his World
Tours. entitled. What's Happen
ing In our World" Music will be
by the Choral Group This pro
gram is under the sponsorship OF
the Usher Board
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
UGANDA CIVIL COURT
RULES BRITAIN WRONG

Kampals, Uganda amp
Extra police guards stood around
an OVERLOOKING court last week as
a civil Judge read long and in
vclved decision ruling that Britain
was wrong" in withdrawing rec
ognition Of the kahaka King Of
Bugsnda n year ago
Chief Justice J II Griffin gave
his judgement after months OF
agitation In Buganda. this East
African territory's biggest province
for return % the Kahaks, Mutesa
III.
The SO.vrar old ruler was depNs-
ed and cSiied for failing 10 Co
operate" with Rrisish authorities
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-07
CARTER CHAPEL CINE.

Another great day was witness
ed at Carter Chapel on January 2.
Mrs. Dorothy Kinzer sang Touch
Me Lord Jesus" assisted by the
choir and accompanied by Mrs.
Clara d. Smith at the piano. Rev.
f. o. Simpson spoke on the sub
ject. The Sign Of Redemption"
Miss Algie Crowley Of Ladonia,
Tex, was united with the church.
Holy baptism was received by five
persons. The Holy Eucharist was
observed.
At 4 p. m. our sister church.
Holsey Memorial, OF Minneapolis
and pastor, Rev. NJ. C. Conwell,
joined US in our first Quarterly
Conference. Rev. w. Langdon Lid
dell. Of the Chicago district Of the
South East Missouri-Illinois Con-
ference presided He spoke on the
topic. "Jehovah's Songs In A
Strange Land" His text was taken
from the 18th Psalms.
Following the Quarterly Confer
ence. the pastor and choir partici-
pated In services at Holsey Mem
orial. Rev Simpson spoke on,
Transforming Power"
Mary Powers, reporter