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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13

on starting a Cub Scout pro-
gram here in HuntSburg. A
special meeting will be called
next week for the parents in
tereSted in this project.
Mr.. RICHARD Denholm spoke
to the parents about the re-
port card system. Some par
entS are not satisfied with the
present grading method, Mr..
Denholm suggested a meeting
with the groups of parents at
the end of each six week per-
iod where as he can report dir
ectly on the students progress.
Time will tell whether this SyS-
tenn will prove satisfactory.
Mr.. Denholm also discussed
the possibility of more children
eating their lunch in the school
cafeteria. Less than half of our
school children are taking ad-
vantage of a good wholesome
warm lunch. Prices for lunch
tickets are $125 for children
through the fourth grade and
$3.50 for children from the
fifth through the eighth grade
per week.
On December 80 the B.S.A.
troop 1872 held their meeting at
the town hall. A general meet
ing took place. At $50 Mrs.
Joyce Adams came in with an
enormous birthday cake, cand-
les lighted, and everyone sang
happy birthday" to Paul Cal
kins Jr., who celebrated his 18th
birthday that day. The top of
the cake was decorated with a
picturesque scene of boy
scout making a camp fire. Ice
cream was served with III
cake.
The Mothers March on Polio
will take place. here in our
township next week. Kaye F
Frank is our chairman again
this year. ANYONE WISHING T
HELP IN THIS CALL Kay
6649O and she will assign a
road for you to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gala en-
tertained at their home on Sat-
urday. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Oliver, Mr.
and Mrs. George Frank, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sykora and Mr..
Michael Horvath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Schmu-
cker are the happy parents of
baby girl Marsha Susan who
made her way into the world
at Corey hospital. Marsha wei
ghed seven pounds and one
ounce and was born Monday,
Jan. 3, 1855.
Huntsburg is proud of Abram
Sloan Jr., who was selected as
the citizen of the month" for
his class at Chardon h G h
school for the month of De-
cember. Abram is a sophomore.
The student concil, with rec
concentrations of the h o m e
room techers, selects t h e
students, on the basis of citi-
zenship, scholarship and COOP
GRAFTON with fellow students and
teachers and service to h
school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13
ALDEN & NORRIS

Wish that have the Complete
line of TRIPLE M PRODUCTS on display at A & N
Farm & Garden Co.. Wells Rd.. Caridon. Ohio
Demonstrations and Consultations for this fine
line of garden power tools
We also in stock fine heaters
NORGE and DUOTHERM
DAVID BRADLEY with sickle bar and culvaor Sl0t
1/2 mile south of MaYfield Wells Rd.
Phone Chardon 5-43l4 Claridon 6-6274
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
New Junior Wornen's
Club Organized By
Oak Harbor Group

Twenty-siX young women attend
ed the first organizational meeting
of Oak Harbor's new club for
junior women. Mrs. Emerson l..
Finke, chairman of the Extension
committee of Junior Women'S Club,
presided at the meeting which was
held November at Warner Hotel.
Mrs. James Teagarden, Mrs. Will
liam L. Briggs, Mrs. Jim Bahs, and
Mrs. Billie Zorn Day assisted Mrs.
Finke in explaining the various as
poets of federated club work.
Miss Shirley Orwig was elected
chairman and Mrs. Kenneth Frei-
mark, secretary, of the group. Mrs
Roy Borchard, Mrs. Donald ]. GEM
man, Miss JoAnn Michael, ano
Miss Ruth Ann Stevens were ap
pointed to prepare club constitu
ton.
The club scheduled its second
meeting for Wednesday. October
9th. Any other interested ySune
women are urged to attend thi.
meeting. 1t will be held at eigh
o'clock in the Warner Hotel dinins
room.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Joe Ratica And
Garneita M. Jones
Are Wed Nov. $

A wedding of interest to many
friends took place in the Mayors
office at City Hall Saturday at
$3.50 pm. when Joe Ratica of Mar
blehead and Garneita M. Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel
Jones of Buckeye-st, Bellevue, were
married by Mayor Harod Jeremy
Mr.. Ratica is we'll known outside
maintenance man for the Biro Mfg.
Co.
Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. John Won Eitzen. A re.
ception at the Moose Club follow.
ed the nuptials. The bride wore
heliotrope suit with blue coat
and black accessories, and had q
corsage of pink roses and NUNS
Mrs. Won Eitzen wore two-tone
jersey of brown and beige, anc
her cOrSage was of deep wine
colored roses. The groom anc
best man had bouttonaires of car
nations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ratica left Tues
day for honeymoon trip to Mich
They will reside at Marblehead
The bride has been working il
Sandusky the past 18-months in TIL
diet kitchen at Good Samaritan
| Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
COURT HOUSE PARTY

Fifty-six County Officials and
employees enjoyed another annual
dinner party at Edgar'S Monday.
Howard Zimmerman, Treasurer, TO-
gether with his staff and the Pro
bate Court was in charge of decora-
tionS and arrangements. Mr.. Zim-
norman acted as Master Of Cere-
monies, with James Ellenberger
Sr., reading the minutes of the last
party.
Door Prizes were won by EC
Tank, County Commissioner, ano
Miss Marcele Michael, Secretary to
the Prosecuting Atty. James Ell
lenberger, Jr., and Clarence Stepn
ems, Deputies in the Sheriff's De
partment, conducted an initiation
and Charles Herl, William Rofkar
Mary Jane Slayne and Evelyn Tru
eX were officially taken into the
fold" The Engineers office ano
the Clerks office were named as
the Committee in charge of the
annual event for 1856, and for the
1855 Christmas party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Paul Lockwood
Hurt In Accident

Paul Lockwood, we'll known EOD
employe and resident of Oak Har-
Dor, was discharged from Magrud-
er hospital Monday afternoon after
being under treatment there since
Thursday night with injuries sus-
tanned in an automobile accident.
Two ribs were splintered and
one was fractured, and he sustain
ed knee injury. Enroute to the
new home being built by the Lock
wood family, Mr.. Lockwood was
alone in the car when he had tC
swerve to miss an auto being back
ed from a driveway at Gas pm
Thursday. His car hit tree in the
yard of DR.. Clifton Seely, Oak Har
Dor dentist, and was badly dam
aged. Robinson ambulance brought
him to the hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Spor Agency Books
Midwestern Hayride

The Midwestern Hayride, widely
known aggregation of country and
Western talent, will appear at the
Sports Arena in Toledo next Sum
day, Nov. 13, in afternoon and
evening performances at & pm.
and 8 pm.
Nineteen members of the popular
radio and teleision group will be
on hand for the Toledo engage
ment, which was arranged by the
Paul Spor Agency. Among the
stars who will appear are Bonnie
Lou, vocalist and comedienne; the
Midwesterners, musical and dance
group; Dixie Lee, youthful beauty
and singer; the Hometowners, vo-
cal and comedy quartet; Phyllis
and Billy Holmes, husband-and-
wife team; Rudy Hansen, ''rock m
rolf star, and the Western hillbil-
! ly entainer, Clay Eyer.
Tickets for the performance can
be obtained at the B. R. Baker Co.
or the Arena.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Robert Englebeck
ToAnn McRitchie,
Are Married Friday

In wedding of smart simplicity
Friday afternoon in Trinity Metho-
dist church, JoAnn McRitchie and
Robert Englebeck were married by
the Rev. Paul Reese. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Velma Sau-
vey, Oak HarbOr, and the groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry En-
glebeck, Danbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lambert were
attendants, and parents of the
bridal couple were the only guests
at the wedding.
The brides powder blue suit was
accented by black accessories, q
grey fur jacket, and corsage of
red rosebudS. Mrs. Lambert was in
suit with cossage of white carna-
tions.
An informal reception at the
Lambert home afterwards was for
the bridal party and parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Allan entertained
Sunday night at surprise for the
newlyweds on their return from g
few days stay in Columbus. They
are residing in the Lester Luch
singer cottage.
Mr.. Englebeck is associated with
his father at the Englebeck Abba
toir. His bride, graduate of st
Vincent's hospital School of Nurs
ing, later had years graduate
work at Polytechnic in New Yorl
and recently resigned her position
in surgery at st. Charles Hospita
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Mrs. Ray Lambert
Named Hospital
Guild President

Mrs. Ray Lambert will be presi-
dent of H. B. Magruder Memorial
Hospital Guild this coming year,
succeeding Mrs. Gordon Ley. She
was elected at the annual Guild
meeting Monday afternoon in St.
John Lutheran church.
Mrs. A. J. Davids, Jr. was named
vice-president, Mrs. James Wolf,
secretary, and Mrs. Lee Davis,
treasurer. Group chairman for the
coming year were named. Mrs.
Hans Christensen will succeed Mrs.
John Braun, becoming co-chairman
of Group l headed by Mrs. Albert
Fall. Mrs P K. Tadsen and Mrs
A. w. Chapman will again head
Group 2, Mrs. Carlton Allan and
Mrs. Ernest Spring will co-chair.
man Group 8, and Mrs. William
Eberle and Mrs. Mike Kokinko will
again head Group A. The invaluable
work of the sewing group will con
tinue under direction of Mrs
Adolph Frazier.
The Charity Ball Nov. 26 at Birc
auditorium was announced. Guile
accomplishments of the past yeal
were recounted. Mrs. Raymond
Denny was announced to continue
as disqualification chairman.
Richland Furs, of BlisSfield
Mich, presented a style show ''Ro
nance of Furs" as the interesting
program. It's three models wer,
augmented by local WON an, Mrs
Gordon Cooper, Mrs Ray Lambert
Mrs. James Wolf, Mrs. DeForres
Maxwell, Mrs. Norman WillbonC
Mrs. Gaylord Engler, Mrs. Carlto
Schwan, Mrs. Donald Loeffler Q
Oak Harbor, Mrs. E. Ingram, an
Mrs. J. C. Witker as they displaye
beautiful furs. WoolenS and othe
attire also were shown. Circle
Three and Four served lunch
some $50 guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
Ei'I'||.'a:. q { lis !: ! ] 5
ALBERT z. HENRY

Funeral services for Albert R.
Henry, 81, who died Saturday at
his rural Oak Harbor home, were
held Tuesday at from st. John
Evangelical Lutheran church with
the Rev. G. F. Shoup officiating
and burial in Union cemetery. Mr..
Rice was a widely known Rice-tWp
farmer and livestock dealer. A past
director of the Oak Harbor Co
operative Elevator, he was the sur
viving member of the Joseph
Henry family, pioneer Rice-twr
farmers.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Luella Mylander to whom
he was married April 18, 1917; two
sons, Lowell and Bernard Henry
Fremont Route 5; a daughter, Mrs
Robert Oucille) Bartell, Graytown
and eight grandchildren. A sister
Mrs. Charles Dishendorf and foul
brothers, Amos, Simon, Frank ant
John Henry preceded him in death
He was born July 18, 1893, sor
of Joseph and Mary Artz Henry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
HEAR GROUP

Appearance of the Little Singers
OF Paris at Ursuline Academy Nov.
13 in Toledo is of special interest
to Mrs. Ed Williams and son Mar.
eel, since they heard the noted
song group in Paris.
The French choir of 80 boys be-
gan in 1907 in France, sheltered in
an abandoned shack, and now is
housed in its own 3-story building
in Paris. 1t maintains a resident
school there where more than SC
boys eat, study and sing together
More than 200 boys, sons of work
ers and tradespeople, apply each
year, and only 25 are admitted fol
trial period of six months. Msgr
Fernand Mallet and staff of Il
supervise the group, now on it.
sixth American tour.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
GARDEN CLUB

All twenty-five members of the
Port Clinton Garden Club were
present when their meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Earl
Wilson Monday evening.
The roll call was answered with
favorite Thanksgiving recipes. Mrs.
Wilson was in charge of the pro-
gram, showing colored slides con-
corning her trip to Hawaii, after
which delicious lunch was serv-
ed.
The December meeting will be
their Christmas party with dinner
served at the Island Hotel. Later
the ladies will go to the home of
Mrs. George Wenger for their
Christmas gift exchange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
'$ ;s$$s : feather PARTY :.:@ . 1::s :" :n q"
54th ANNIVERSARY

City Auditor and Mrs. William
L. Zeis quietly observed their 54th
wedding anniversary Sunday, Nov.
9th at their w. Fifth st. home. No
special celebration was arranged,
but congratulations of m n y
friends remembered the day.
Their daughter, Mrs. Milton
Heath, whose family has returned
tn Cincinnati after years stay at
Collegeville, Pa, was here the pre-
ceding week and their son, Will
liam Zeis of Jersey City, is driving
here next weekend for a visit Bill,
who is office manager for the
Gypsum Co. at Jersey City, is be-
ing transferred Jan. to new
Gypsum plant at Houston, Texas
fine promotion coming with the
transfer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
HARRY {. BROWN

Harry E. Brown, IA, of Carroll
twp, who died Tuesday in Magrud-
er hospital, will be buried in La
Carne cemetery following funeral
services Thursday at 2 pm. from
the Evangelical United Brethren
church with the Rev. j. V. Bigelow
officiating. His body is at the Ger
ner and Wolf funeral home. Mr..
Brown is survived by his wife, Mil
dred; daughters, Gladys of Oak
Harbor and Mrs. Robert Stephen of
Port Clinton; son Lawrence OF
Oak Harbor; and four grandchil
dren. He was born in Troy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
cod Activities
Banquet Ronors
Many Winners

The Annual Activities Banquet,
sponsored by Erie Ordnance Depot
Civilian Welfare Fund Council was
held Wednesday night at Brownies
Jai Lai in Gypsum, honoring the
winners of the activities on the
depot.
Master of Ceremonies for the
affair was Joseph Banchich, Oak
Harbor, with 1st 1t. David Hubing-
er, of the depot, the main speaker.
Guests for the evening were Colo
mel John M. Phillips, Commanding
Officer of Erie, Capt, Cecil Berrier,
Acting Executive officer, and FIR
Horn, Post Chaplain. Colonel Phil
lips congratulated the winners and
the Council for the fine participa-
tion in depot activities.
Trophies were presented to the
following tournament winners:
Mems Bowling League = Capt
Waldo Christensen, Maj. Randolph
King, Capt. Lawrence Nicholson
Capt. Harold Hagendorff, and Is
1t. Hubinger Capt Paul Pencola
no longer assigned to Erie, wa!
also member of this team.
Mixed Bowling League = Loi
Cooley, Roy Coolcy, Edward Flick
Arvira Flick and M/Sgt. Charles
Bates.
Ping Pong Winners-James Hiss
mems singles, Lois Cooley, wo
mems singles, James Hiss and Rob
ert Nissen, mems doubles, 10!
Kagamaster and Wanda Valli, VIC
mems doubles, and James HisS ant
Marjorie LaFountain, mike,
doubles.
Golf Winner = Andrew MicklC
Pinochle Winners = Nancy Me
nier and Richard Collins.
Recognition was given to al
tournament chairmen and to Lol
ena Swigart, Toledo, as the to
blood donor on the post with a t
tai of "a pints of blood donated.
Il Musical entertainment conclude
the evenings program.
The man who wakes up to fin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
ANDREW GALL, SR.

Andrew Gall, Sr., retired New
York Central employee and native
of Hungary, died Monday at his
home, 204 E. Sixth ST., after g.
day illness. He was 70.
Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth;
son, Andrew, Jr., and two grand
children. Funeral services, in
charge of the Gerner & Wolf NOR
turay, are Thursday at 10 am.
from Immaculate Conception
church with the Rev. FL. Karl
Brand officiating. Burial is in Ric-
ervieW cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
ATTEND CONVENTION

The 9th annual convention Of
the Toledo Diocesan Council of the
National Council of Catholic Wo-
men will be held Nov. 10th in the
Commodore Perry Hotel in Toledo.
Planning to attend from Port
Clinton Immaculate Conception
Church are Mrs. Delbert Wilson,
Mrs. Christ Dubbert, Mrs. Joseph
Eliyas, Mrs. Fred Hendricks and
Mrs. Irwin Ermish.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
ATTENDS SESSION

End 1t. Edward j. Spiegel, AS
SiStant Chief, Stock Control Divi-
sion, Erie Ordnance Depot, attend
ed a five day training session on
Financial Inventory Accounting at
Rossford Ordnance Depot, Toledo,
last week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
ELECT OFFICERS

A special birthday cake for each
month formed colorful decorations
when Peace Lutheran Ladies Aid
held its annual birthday meeting
in connection with its November
meeting last Thursday. Table ap-
pointments carried out a special
theme for each month. New offic-
ers were elected, with Mrs. Amiel
Smith becoming president, Mrs.
Frank Kruse vice-president, Mrs.
Shirley Tamez secretary, and Mrs.
John Loehden treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
CLUB MEETS

CLUB MEETS
Mrs. George Gulau entertained
members of her card club in her
home Monday evening. High score
was held by Mrs. Donald Peter
sen and low by Mrs. John Fritz.
Mrs. Chas. Zelms received the
floater prize.
Mrs. Donald Quisno will enter
tain the group at her home on
November 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
DANCE PLANNED

Marblehead VFW Post 1872 will
sponsor dance Nov IL with dane
ing from to l am. to the music
of George Danchisen and orchestra,
which will present a variety of
music
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

Complaint of family trouble at
Erie Gardens address was made to
police at 5:21 pm. Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11

The man who wakes up to find
himself famous has not been sleep
ing long.
John Newton Baker
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
KRossToWN FARM BUREAU

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Gulau were
hosts to the Krosstown Farm Bu-
reau club at their home Friday
evening when all members of the
group were present. Herman Kohl
man, chairman was in charge of
the meeting and Grant Koepke led
the discussion topic.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-11
CHRISTOPHER RECORDS

The Christopher Records, much
in demand for club programs, are
now available for borrowing from
the Port Clinton library. They have
been added by Mothers Round
Table to the collection of records
which they have contributed to the
library, and any adult may make
arrangements to borrow them.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Butler Seeking to Settle
Old Texas Party Feud

our meetings in Texas" Mr.
Butler emphasized. The 10-city
tour begins today in Lubbock
is in Dallas tomorrow and ends
Saturday in Uvalde.
Mrs. Weinert said she wa:
staying away from the meeting.
because of the way Chairman
James Sewell of State Advisory
Council had handled invitations
1t was she whom Speaker Ray
burn had asked to help Mr.
Sewell with the Butler tour
Mr.. Sewell apologized after Mrs
Weinert called him "ungallan
and rude" and Mr.. Butler sait
he intended to see her while
in Texas. "She's an old friend,
he said.
To Mr.. Sandlin's Statemen
that the trip was sponsored by
the "Anti-Shivers Democratic
Advisory Council" Mr.. Butler
said he didn't think that tht
council was "anti-Shivers" ant
that he would have come tt
Texas at the invitation of Mr.
Sandlin and the pro-Shiver'
State Democratic Executive
Committee had they invited him
Gov. Shivers said he thought
Mr.. Butler was interested in har.
mony in the party and has ''per-
sonality that would make him
a great chairman" but that he
thought the Indianan cannot ac-
complish party unity in the
manner in which the tour is
being conducted.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Teacher Stabbed
In Back by Student
Leaving New York

NEW YORK, June IA P.-
Stabbed in the back last week by
one of his students, James
O'Farrell, Bronx school teacher
said yesterday that being a
teacher in New York is "a mur-
derous thing"-and he is mov-
ing out.
I'm not going to let my wife
and child stay in New York any
longer" Mr.. OFarrell, %. said
from a hospital bed. 1.-THE city
is nothing but a tempest"
Mr.. O'Farrell, stabbed last
Wednesday night by Jose VAR
gas, IS, at a junior high school
gym class, said he will move to
Lake Ronkonkoma on Long Is
land, where he hopes to remain
a teacher.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Democrats Move to Avert Super Missile
New Loyalty Oath Fight Seen for Reds

declare it the duty" of every
National committee member tc
support the convention nom-
inees. Members failing to do SC
would face loss of their seats
"after notice and opportunity
for hearing"
Mr.. Butler said he expects
the committee will next meet
sometime in the early fall.
Demands that 1852 convention
delegates pledge support of the
party selections arose from the
failure of the Trumau-Barkley
ticket to get a place on the
Alabama ballot in 1948. Under
a compromise statement. dele
gates gave assurances they
would work toward getting the
1852 National ticket on State
ballots.
The proposed 1856 rules were
framed by a special 80-membel
advisory committee headed by
former National Chairman Ste
phen A. Mitchell, Senator Hum
phrey. Democrat, Minnesota ano
former Gov. John S. Battle OF
Virginia.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
ny the Assoclated Press

Chairman Paul M. Butler Of
the Democratic National Com
mittee has approved proposed
rules designed to avoid a repe-
Itition next year Of the loyalty
oath" dispute that rocked the
Iparty's 1852 convention.
Committee members will act
at their next meeting on the
suggested rules. designed to as
sure convention harmony and
get the party's presidential NOM
Iinee on all State ballots.
The proposals, approved by
MFR Butler yesterday, would:
/. Make State Democratic
committees responsible for get
ting the conventions nominees
on State ballots under the Dem
Iocratic label.
2. Urge enactment of State
laws requiring that nominees OF
the major parties appear on bal
lots under the names and en-
Iblems of the political parties
whose nominees they are"
In addition, the rules woulc
Evening star., 1955-06-14
Verdict for Hague
lon Suits Reversed

TRENTON, N. j., June IA (P.
The New Jersey Supreme
Court ruled yesterday former
Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague
and two close political associates
may be sued for SIS million
which the city claims they ex-
Itorted from municipal employees.
The court voted, 4-3, to reverse
Hudson County Court Judge
John Drewen, who had dismissed
the city's suit on grounds it
failed to state a cause of action.
The ruling means the case will
be reopened at the point where
Judge Drewen dismissed the suit.
Defendants are Hague, his
nephew and former Mayor, the
late Frank Hague Eggers, and
former Deputy Mayor John F.
Malone.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
FLAMING CURIOSITY
TURNS OUT TO BE
COUPLES PLANT

CORINTH, Miss. (P.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Coch-
ran were watching a drive-in
movie last night when flames
shot across the sky.
For nearly a half hour,
they divided their attention
between the screen and the
fire.
Then they learned it was
at their woodworking plant,
the Douglas Cochran Co.
Firemen brought the blaze
under control after a three
hour battle. Damages were
estimated at $4,000.