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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
EMERY v. COVER

A valiant fight against illness
which hospitalized him several
months ago for surgery ended with
the death Monday at Magruder
hospital of we'll known Emery v.
Cover, AZ, head of the Cover Elec-
tricai Refrigeration Co. on Fulton
st. MIR. Cover, who lived in Car
roll-twp, had been admitted to the
hospital the preceding day.
He is survived by his wife,
Thelma; a daughter, Darla; a son,
Kent; his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Cover of Carroll-tWp; a
brother, Woodrow Cover, also Car.
roll; four sisters, Mrs. Mervin
Meachen of Port Clinton, Miss
Daisy Cover, Mrs. Russell MINER
and Mrs. Donald Schwartz, all OF
Oak Harbor.
Funeral services are Thursday
at 2 pm. at the Gerner and Wolf
funeral home, Eder Alvin Wads
worth officiating, and burial ir
Rushaw cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
Fred Grimm Advises
On Insect Problems

ELMS are dying throughout the
county, including my own, from at
tacks of elm leaf beetles. They
sucked sap from diseased trees and
spread it to healthy ones. If the
tree is dead cut and burn imme-
diately. If still alive cut out the
diseased parts and spray the live
parts. Use pounds lead arsenate
in 100 gallons water and soak the
tree. DOT is OK to. Repeat every
few weeks.
CALLS are thick on maple
leaves. They are unsightly but do
no damage. Spray next March with
liquid lime sulphur
BOX ELDER bugs drive some
folks nearly crazy. Spray trees now
with chlordane or malathion.
ANTS are easily disposed of in
their nests by busting with SO
chlordane.
CHIGGERS are annoying to say
the least. l knew a county agent
who had over 200 Welts on his
waist and it pxt him to bed. You
can avoid them by spraying 4 ozs
of lindane in five gallons of water
on your lawn. Repeat in two OF
four weeks Sulphus busted in your
shoes and SOCKS and Waistline viii
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08

second ingredient is the dash of
spice-a change of scene. Get away
from it all this summer. Go some
place new and different instead of
heading for that one and only spot
you've visited for the past six
years.
Once you've decided on your bas-
ic ingredients, you'll want to add
some other components to season
your vacation dish. Your trip will
be much more carefree if you're
sure your car is in tip-top condi-
ton. Shell Oils automotive ex-
perts advise you to have your car
properly serviced before you start.
Pack lightly. Take half as many
clothes as you think you'll need,
Then you'll have twice as much
space for travel mementos picked
up en- route. Take at least one pair
OF well-broken-in walking shoes to
insure your comfort.
For your digestion's sake, eat
lightly and as regularly as you
would at home. You might try my
own eating-on-the-road formula
a light breakfast and a picnic
lunch followed by a large meal af-
ter you've stopped for the night.
I've found this formula to be a
real budget-booster on any car
trip.
AS for sightseeing, intersperse
it with rest and relaxation. Six
hours OF continuous sightseeing is
enough for anyone but a youth.
Besides, if you try to see too much
too fast, you'll muddle your vaca-
tion memories.
If you wear glasses, you may
want to take your lens prescrip-
ton along in case Of loss or break
age.
If you follow this travel-tested
recipe, you'll end up with tasty
vacation you can SAVIOR for many
years to come.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
MRS. REGINA WARNKE

Mrs. Regina Warnke, 70, of route
1 Oak Harbor, died Sunday at Ma
gruder hospital where she had
been patient since Friday night.
Mrs. Warnke was born on July
5, 1884, in Ottawa County and was
the daughter of Erna and Sophie
Kahler. She has always lived a.
round here.
Surviving her are her husband
William, to whom she had been
married for so years in March, one
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Blatt OF
Oak Harbor, one son, Norman
Warnke. of Port Clinton, one foster
son, Joseph Kieffer OF Oak Harbor
one brother, William Kakler Of
Oak Harbor, and nine grandchild
rem and ten great grandchildren.
Services will be held "Wednesday
afternoon at 1:30 at Robinson
Funeral home and at 200 at st
Paul's Evangelical and Reformed
Church with Rev. Carl Burmutf
officiating. The burial will be
made at Union Cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08

kar, Nancy Wright, Ellen Eek
hardt, Katherine Price, Hilda
Walls, Sally MINER, Jean McCland-
lish, and Doris Kilgore.
Employees of the District honor
ed Ruth Cook with party and
gift as she relinquished her duties
as commercial clerk to devote full
time to a housewife position. Mrs.
Mildred Cotner became new com
mercial clerk and Edna Lenhart,
formerly of the traffic department,
became plant clerk.
Port Clinton district had family
picnic at the city park last Thurs
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
MRS. CELIA BLooMER

Mrs. Celia d. Bloomer, 50, Port
Clifton Route l, died Monday at
Magruder hospital where she had
been a patient since June II. She
is survived. by her husband, Will
liam E. Bloomer; a daughter, Leona
Granger of Port Clifton; son
Harry Franklin Sr., of Chester
land. Her body was taken from
the Sanders mortuary to the Riton
daro funeral home at ChesterlanC
for services Wednesday at 2 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
Treasurer Retires

Stanley F. Dole, treasurer of
A & P Food Stores Central West
ern Division, will retire Aug. l
after "a years of service with the
food chain and become vice presi-
dent of Olivet College.
Dole has been for nearly a quart
er of a century treasurer of the
division which operates company
stores in Michigan, Indiana, Illi-
nois, Ohio, Kentucky and Times
see. He also formerly was auditor
of the company's New England di-
vision and manager of the Boston
and Albany unit offices.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08

sons, Wilbur of Huron and Nelson
of Fremont; four daughters, Elda
Mae Hofacker, Dorothy Holcomb
and Peggy Patz of Port Clinton,
and Norma Monak of Marblehead;
five brothers, Albert of Toledo,
Harold of New Orleans, Peter,
Clarence and Earl of Port Clinton;
five sisters, Mrs. Louis Mortus and
Mrs. Cecil Summey, Port Clinton,
Mrs. Charles VanWay of Sandusky,
Mrs. Francis Long of Rye Beach,
and Mrs. Bessie Hughlett of To-
ledo; three step children; 81 grand
children, and three great grand
children.
Funeral services were held Wed.
neSday at 2 pm. from ST. John
Lutheran church, the Rev. John
Braun officiating and burial in
Roose cemetery. His body was tax
en- to the church at noon from the
Neidecek- -Eberle LeVeck funeral
home. He was a machine operator
at the New Departure.
He was a member of st. John
church, the American Legion
VFW, DAV, and the Moose.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
You're Invited To
Camp Miakonda

Friends of Scouting are invited
to attend Evening at Miakonda'
activities every Wednesday eve
ming beginning June 22nd and con-
Guiding August 10th at camp Mia
konda, Sylvania Avenue, summer
home of the Toledo Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America.
Parking facilities are provided,
but visitors are encouraged to
bring a carload.
A unit from Port Clinton is in
Camp the week of July 10 : Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
RALPH RAIluE

A seven weeks illness terminal
ed in the death at Grille Veterans
Hospital Sunday of Ralph Balduf
ST., of 500 E. Third-st, World War
/ veteran.
He is survived by his wife, Leah;
his father. Coonie. Balduf; two
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
FIRE CALL

Firemen were called to the Jack
Shelter home, corner of Oak and
Second-st, at 1890 Tuesday after
short developed in an air con-
ditioner being used. Damage was
confined to the air conditioner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08

stop them when going into weedy
areas.
RED SPIDER turns nice ever
green's brown. Knock them out
with aramite.
PINES need a DDT or malathion
spray to lick PINE SHOOT MOTH
which has already damaged some
trees in the county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
Firennen Treat
Cuts At Beach

Firemen on duty in the rescue
truck, which was kept at City Park
beach after Sundays drowning,
provided first aid for seven cases
of cuts, chief Walter Miller report
ed.
Firemen took two-hour shifts of
duty over the holiday, and applied
bandages for the decorations, all
of them minor, during that period.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
Tips on Touring
cofoi lonew


Are you looking for fool-proof
recipe for vacation fun--one that's
been properly tested and seasoned
to taste? Here are two basic in
gradients for any happy vacation
hx1 oar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08

First is the
proper attitude
tow ards your
once-a-year FAM
lily trip. Make up
your mind in ad-
vance to lie ave
your troubles at
home, broaden
your outlook and
have a good, re-
laXing time, The
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08

BIG MAN on the job is
Dc operator Dennis Garvey,
(above right, g. IL, who al
most dwarfs the big tractor
as he receives instructions
from s. 61s" foreman Bob Nc
Manus, (above lefty, at multi
million dollar st. Lawrence
Seaway and Power Project.
Cup PHoTo)
PERFECT POSTURE won
title of miss Good Posture"
for June Svedin, (left). June
was chosen for the title by
the Wash. State Chiropractors
Assoc. in Seattle. CUP PHoTo)
BABY BEAR, (below), at
Paris Zoo can't seem to get
his teeth into bread placed in
his cage. Cub is new arrival
from Iran. CUP PHoTo)
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
THE BAY TOWNSHIP BUDGET

General Code No. Section 5625-22
l. hereby give notice that on July
II, 1856 at eight o'clock pm. at the
office in my home, a Public Hear
ing will be held on the Budget pre-
pared by the Bay Township Trus-
tees for the next fiscal year ending
December 81, 1856.
ROBERT +. MACKEY,
22-1t Township Clerk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
INJURED IN FALL

Clarence Anderson, SIS, of 718 E.
Fifth-st, was admitted to Magruder
hospital Tuesday afternoon for a
concussion and head lacerations
sustained when he fell from a hay
wagon from which he was remov.
ing bales of hay while aiding a
friend in haying in Erie-twp. Mr.
Anderson fell as a bale on the
wagon slipped and struck his head
against the wagon in falling.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-08
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE FOR THE
HEARING ON THE CATAWBA
ISLAND VAWNSHYp nITnGIsV

General Code No. Section 5625-22
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of July 1855, at 500
pm, public hearing will be held
on the budget prepared by the town
ship trustees Of Catawba Island,
Township of ottawa County, Ohio,
for the next succeeding fiscal year
ending December 81, 1856. Such
hearing will be held at the office
of the Catawba Island Township of
trustees.
FLOYD HERL,
22-1t Township Clerk.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
SURPRISE Easy SHOWER
GIVEN FOR MRS. JAMES
NORRIS AND DAUGHTER

Mrs. James Horris and baby
daughter. Sharon Danise, OF 3i?l
18th Az. s, were honored guests
at surprise baby showed given
on Sunday evening, April ;, at
the home OF Mrs, Ira Robinson
$685. Fifth Az, s. Hostesscs were
the Mines Everette johnson. Paul
Nevis and Ira Robinson.
When Mrs, Robinson invited
Mrs. Horris TO spend the evening
at her home, she was unaware
that anything unusual would hap
pen. When she and her husband
and little daughter arrived, guests
were already assembled and ON
entering they were greeted with
surprise"
The evening was spent playing
various games with prizes going
TO the Mines Freda Faison, Mae
I'm, Louverne Thomas and the
door prize was captured by Mrs
Ina Horns.
The many useful articles for the
little honorce were opened and
displayed 10 the delight OF the
guests Lunch was served.
Guests present were the Mines
David F'aison. William Thomas,
FOLLY Flippins Walter Foster
Philip Blackwell. Arlonzo Lee.
Clarence Smith. Ted Lockett,
Forrest I'm Jr. William Wade
and Wayne Glanton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
ZION SENloR UsHERs
GIVES SrORk SHOWER
FOR Mars. 4. wARDER

The home OF MIR. and Mrs, John
warSier SSS2 Clinton Az. was the
scene OF delightful affair on
Saturday evening. April ?, when
the Senior Usher Board OF Zion
Baptist church honored Mrs,
wanirr with surprise stork
shower.
Mr.. warder had asked Mira
warder to so with him to visit
some friends, As they were pre-
pairing TO leave their home. guests
arrived and then she realized that
II was surprise ON her.
Games, socialiEing and refresh ,
ments adde mcrrtment 60 the eve
ming OF run,
The "baby-to-be" received many
gifts including a lovely baAsinot,
Guests present were Rcv, and
Mrs. II, w, Rotts. Sr,. the Mines,
Mary Watson. president, olive
Willis. Lenora Adalr Jennie VII
burn, r. Jenkins. Catherine An
derson. George Wallace, Willie
Brown, Carl Fraction. Cynthia
westbrooks, Mr., and Mrs, Thco,
dore Vaughn, Mr., and Mrs, Ro-
bert Wardor the Mcssrs Ray,
mond Cooper, David Leonard and
George Gates.
Mrs Wander is assistant secrc.
tary Of the Usher Board and was
It's secretary last year,
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MRS. w. q. WALKER
ENvfRrAiNS MAIDS
q MArRONS ClUB

A large and lovely club party
was held on Saturday evening.
April ., when Mira W n. Walker,
500 iglchart Az. was hosteas To
the Twin C1ty Maids and Ma.
irons Bridge club.
The Easter motif was carried
out In decorations Following u
out In decorations Following
were enjoyed with prizes for high
scores FOR guests going Ia Mrs.
Burio Carmichael. FIRST, Mrs
William Godcttc, second and Mrs
J W. Crmp, third,
club prizes were awarded Ia
Mrs Carrie Neal. FIRST Mira Don.
aid Brady, second and Mrs, James
Kirk Sr, third.
Mrs David Frances and Mrs
John Patton wcrc scurrkeepcrs
and each was given GIT by the
hostess
Oothcr guests present were the
Mmcs William Modem, Walter
aston, Charles Glenn, r II Burt
Charles Noble, all of Minneapolis.
Louis Moore Sr " T. BROWN.
Clarence Roper, Hammond Tur.
ner, Sidney Saitrr. william Han
nm and Clarence A Anderson
The next meeting of the club
viii be with Mrs q u Williams.
iitb First Az 3 aA hoHtcns on
May 9TH
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Teenugers Group Holds
Regular Meeting April Z

The AS Club held It's regular
meeting on Saturday, April at
the home of Linda Griffin. 5s7
Rondo Az Adricnnc Coleman was
elected president Of the group.
Other officers elected were
Carol Dawson. vice president
Paul wood secretary, Linda
Griffin assistant secretary.
Paula Thomason. treasurer. Carol
Mills, sgt at arms and Leora
Myers. sunshine chairman
Following refreshments the
group made Easter BonnetH"
from paper plates, crepe paper
and trimmings FIRST prize for
the best bonnet went 10 Mary
Kay Murray Consolation prizes
were given 10 all Of the members
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

tue HhNAc quest lHiN Wcth III
Dale, Mrs. Stubs came To the
city because OF the death OF her
brothcr,in.law, Lorenzo Stubs
who succumbcd ON March n. Her
husband, u cardiac patient, was
unable to come to st, Paul for
the funeral service Mrs, Stubs
left for her home on Thursday,
April 7.
Choral Group Visits, The Mar
ton Choral Club of Marion Park
church visited the CriApus At
tucks Home on Thursday, March
n. and presented n musical pro-
gram Tho group In under the
direction or Mrs Ncllo CnstanEi,
Guests; Mr. &, nullard, ta3 w,
Central. had ms hiA guests last
week, Mrs Addie Ligons and
children ~ San Francisco, Mrs
lLgonA Is the granddaughter OF
MIR, Rullard. She left on Friday,
April to return Ia her home and
was accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs Janet Thomas
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Ouk Leaf Ar
Club Observes
9TH Anniversary

The Oak Leaf Art Club eele-
brated its 27th birthday with a
party held at the home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wooten, SOS Carroll Av.
on Monday. March IS.
Mrs. Lydia Brown gave the his
tory Of the club, Mrs. Barbara
Robinson was guest speaker and
she gave demonstration OF some
of her latest art work.
The president. Mrs. Emily Har-
ris, gave a few remarks and in
troduced Mrs Willie Burks, a
former member and the clubs
first president, who in turn gave
short talk.
Various games were played and
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. Al
berta Pleasant and Mrs. Jessie
Gosey.
Climaxing the afternoons ar
fair were the many articles on
exhibit OF the handiwork and art
work done by the members during
the year. Dinner was served.
Guests present included the
Mines Pearl Brooks, Etoy Davis,
Melville Hunt, Ada Jones and
Tillie Daniels Members present
were the Mines. Helen Wills, Leila
jackson. Alberta Pleasant. Rookie
Anderson, Josie MCGEE. Susan
Napue, Jessie Gosey. Warda
Guthrie, Emmaline White and
Della HolSomback.
The next regular meeting of
the club viii be held on Monday.
April IL at the home OF Mrs Lyd.
ia Brown, 500 ST. Anthony Az.
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valescing at home Mrs. Wright is
the mother of Mrs. Wesley Lyle.
OF above address,
Visits Mother: Mrs. Sally O.
Gates, 1920 Fourth Av $, left
the city Thursday April :. for
Excelsior Springs and Lathrop
Mo, to spend Easter vacation.
visiting her mother. Mrs. Louetta
Childress, and other relatives and
friends.
To Hot Springs: Mr.. Palmer
Jackson, 370S Fourth Az. S. and
Earl Comley, 2Sl3 Chicago Av..
left the city Wednesday evening.
April s. for Hot Springs, Ark.
While there they plan to take the
mineral baths,
First Sighters Club: Mrs. Rich
ard l.. Stokes Jr. 1900 nth Az.
S, was hostess To the First
Nighters Bridge club in Dayton's
Sky Room on Saturday. April 2
Club prizes were won by the
Mines. Henry Thomas, Lamar
Roberts and William Whiteside.
first, second and third respective
ly Mrs Henry Thomas, 1918
Clinton Av., Will be hostess at the
next regular meeting on May 7.
Christencd: Ronald Arthur
Westberry Jr, infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs Ronald A. Westberry Sr.,
OF 9I9 Seventh St ". was christ
ened at the morning service at
St Peters AME church on sun
day April ; Rev NJ L. Simmons
performed the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs William Walker Jr.. mater
nal uncle and aunt, were the spon-
sors. Also standing with the cou-
pie were MIR and Mrs Nathaniel
Walker Sr.. Maternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs William
Wcstberry are the paternal
grandparents
willing Workers Club: The
Willing Workers club OF Bethesda
Baptist church will meet Thurs
day evening. April II at s p IN.
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs
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wCTU MEETS APRIL rs

The regular meeting Of the
Ophelia Rice Unit WCTU will be
at the home OF Mrs Mary DECKER
son. SIS Girard Az. n on Monday
evening April IS, AZ 7.3O p M.
All members are urged 10 be
present. Mrs. Marguerite Con
zales is president and Mrs Helen
Lane. secretary.
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Jack and Jill Mothers: Jack
and Jill Mothers met at the home
OF Mrs. James Brown. 4ll7 Gin
ton Av., Friday April l. Plans
were completed for a children's
party to be held Saturday. April
Q. in the Sky room of Holy Trim
ity Lutheran church. Hostess will
be the Mines. James Brown, John
Freeze, Richard Stokes Jr., and
william Whiteside. Plans are in
the making for the Annual Coffee
Hour scheduled for May l3, at the
home of Mrs. Robert Murray, 1884
Third Av. S. A prominent speaker
is being secured for the occasion.
Attends Conference: Willard =.
Jones, 3343 Fourth Av S. was a
mong the many representatives
attending the Industrial Relations
conference held April 5 and 8 on
the University of Minnesota cam
pus, Mr.. Jones was a representa-
tive of the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce.
Back Home: Mr. and Mrs Pal
mer S. Jackson, 370S Fourth Av.
s., returned home Saturday April
2, from a six and one-half weeks
vacation trip spent in Omaha.
Neb.. Kansas City. Mo, Phoenix.
Ariz, and Los Angeles, Calf. They
report wonderful vacation with
ideal, balmy weather all during
their visit. They report that all
former Minnesotans living in Los
Angeles are doing well and are
very prosperous. They went on
sightseeing tours and were feted
at lunCheons, dinners and parties
They visited in Long Beach. san
Pedro and other adjoining cities.
They were guests at Art Link
letters broadcast and made tour
of the radio station.
COnvalesce Mrs. Bessie
Wright. 1893 f. 3Sth st. returned
home Saturday. April 2. from
General hospital. Her condition is
greatly improved and she is CON
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NIEATI.EY AUXILIARY
MEETS APRIL ~

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Phyllis Wheatlcy Auxiliary
viii be held al the House, SOP Al
driCh Az N, Tuesday, April II,
at s p. M
All members are urged To be
present
Plans viii be completed for
fund raising project To he launch.
ed during the month, and other
important business viii be trans.
acted
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CABARET DANCE To
BENEFIT ELKS DRUM
AND BIGLE CORPS

Easter Sunday from . p m.
until, "A cabaret dance will be held
at Amcs Lodge Elks Rest for the
benefit Of the EllIs Drum and
Bugle Corps
Howard Browns band viii pro-
vide the dance music.
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OPHEIIA RICE WCTU
TO BRING CHEER To
NURSING HOME

The Ophelta Rice Unit WCTU
in Portrayal Of the true Easter
spirit win bring cheer 10 patients
of the Cornelius Nursing Home.
1913 Fourth Az s on Sunday
afternoon at 2.3O p M. Rev. John
Young will be- guest speaker.
The public is invited