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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
development
CO. HOLDS 1ST
ANNUAL MEET

Port Clinton Development Com
pany at its first annual meeting
Monday night reelected five trus-
tees and named two new ones.
Reelected were Adair Wilber
and DR.. Richard Semon. five year
terms; Gaylord Engler and Richard
Krupp, four-year terms; Albert
Holzhauer, three year term. Mann
ed as new directors were Ralph
Snyder, three-year term, and John
Zetzer, two-year.
Trustees will elect officers at
the monthly meeting of the Conn
pany May IL. Mr. Snyder and Mr..
Zetzer succeed two of the original
ly appointed seven trustees, Kelly
Dunn and Harry Callahan, who
have resigned.
Mr.. Dunn served as original
president of the Company which
was organized under Chamber OF
Commerce auspices last May to
encourage the attracting OF new
industry here.
Trustees lunched Tuesday with
Walter Ackley, who is in charge
of industrial development of the
Ohio Edison Co. Discussion centeg-
ed around the obtaining OF COM
plete information to be presented
prospective new industry which
would employ several hundred
people.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Stabbing Victim
Taken To DAYTON

Corporal Mike Boehm, 25, who
was found stabbed in a barracks
building at Erie Ordnance Depot
April 10, was transferred from Ma
gruder hospital to Wright-P Patter-
son military hospital at Dayton
Tuesday.
The soldier, whose home is in
Dayton, was in a critical condition
for some days here and underwent
delicate heart surgery as a result
of the stabbing. EOD public infor-
nation office said this week there
is still no official Army stateme Y
as to circumstances Of the stabbing,
and that investigation is continu-
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Priscilla Rhiel
Wins Art Award

Talented Port Clinton artist
Priscilla Rhiel, 2016 Harbor Road,
has been awarded second prize in
the painting classification at the
37th annual Toledo Area Artists
Exhibition in the Toledo Museum
of Art.
Her oil, "Winter Field, won
the award. A drawing "Ohio River
Shore, also won her honorable
mention. She has three other
paintings in the show, which con-
tinues through May %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Spring Concert Is
Nav II At School

Annual spring concert of the
Port Clinton music department,
featuring the chorus, band and or
chestra, will be presented Thurs
day, May II at pm. in the high
school auditorium.
Wendell Jones, Sandusky, will be
marimba soloist with the band this
year. He is a graduate of Ohio
State University where he majored
in percussion, and appeared as
soloist with the Ohio State SYM
phonic Band on several occasions.
He will be featured in two mum
bers.
Finale will be the combined band
and chorus in "The Battle Hymn
Of The Republic" Directors are
David Stanton and Printy Arthur
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
History Repeats
In Christening

There was more than fhe usual
interest in the baptism Sunday
Or Lee Arthur Christensen, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christian
sen of cafawba Island.
The baby was baptized in the
same room of the Stewart home
where his mother, the former
Margaret Stewart, was baptized.
The same minister, the Rev. Will
liam NJ. Robertson, officiated.
Rev. Robertson, retired Metho-
dist minister who now lives at
Shaker Heights, is residing at
Oak-st, Lakeside, for fhe sum-
mer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Emergency Room
reats Patients

Local patients treated in Ma
gruder emergency room this week
were: Edward Jeremy, four, 226
w. Sixth-st, laceration left temple,
fell off fence and hit rock; Jimmy
Faber, 419 E. Seventn-st, fell off
steps, forehead laceration; Lorraine
Change, four, Ash-St, forehead lac
GRAFTON, fall; Tommy Engler, 1908
Sand-rd., puncture wound right
foot, stepped on nail; Jay Wilson,
Route l, partial amputation of
right middle finger, caught in
lawn mower; Madelyn Tastor, Tiff
fin, scratch on eye, glasses broke
when hit by fishing line; Frederick
Trick, four, 40 w Loop, puncture
wound in head, hit by stone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Parents Sponsor
Party After Prom

Juniors and seniors will find
plenty of entertainment right in
town after Saturday nights an
nual prom.
An "after the prom" party at
the EIks Club, sponsored by a
group of parents, will offer lively
entertainment via several profess
sional entertainers, and buffet
lunch will be served. Business and
Professional Women's Club Wed.
nesday night voted a SIS contribU
fion toward expenses of the party
A poll of high school students in
dicated big majority of prom
guests plan TO attend the party
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Merchants Repeat
wishing Well"

Port Clinton merchants will re-
peat the popular Wishing Well
project with 5000 in certificates
from local stores to be awarded at
5 pm. May IA, announces the Re-
tail Trade Committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Starting this Friday to May IA,
participating stores will issue the
wishing Well' sips which are to
be deposited in the Wishing Well"
downtown. Watch next weeks pa
per for further announcements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Cliff House
Opens Sunday

The Cliff House will have its
formal opening Sunday, May 8,
manager Ray Lambert announces,
and number of family dinners in
observance of Mothers Day already
are scheduled. The golden wedding
anniversary dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Draeka, Hayes ave, also is
among the opening day festivities
The popular Catawba eating spot
will be open Saturday night from
5 to for pre-opening day. dinner
service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
BECKER WINS MAYOR NOMINATION
'Lerr1rne Out"
Saws Prisoner

A colored prisoner held in city
Jail last weekend, pending a
hearing in municipal court, Will
ed away his time there attempt
ing TO batter down the wall
around the lock by using a piece
of lead pipe. police discovered.
The wall will have to have new
concrete, said officer Boyd Aus
tin, as the result of the extra
curricular activities of Roy
Sampson, arrested by state high
way patrolman Robert Sauer.
Simpson was fined total Of
$240 and costs on four counts:
failure TO display certificate of
title, SIS and costs; no turn sig-
mails, SIS and costs; fictitious
registration, $50 and costs; ficti-
tioUs plates, $50 and costs. He
was removed TO county Jail after
his hearing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
STEFFEN'S OPEN new SUBDIVISION
OAKLAND ACRES, ON EAST R0UTE2

Opening of a new subdivision
with lots for 81 homes was an
noUnced This week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Steffens, Harbor Road.
The new 20-acre subdivision, to
be known as Oakland Acres, is To-
Gated on the south side of Route
2E just west of the Sand Road in.
tersectio, and less than mile out
of Port Clinton's present corpora
ton limits.
Well-planned plat of the subdi.
vision has been registered at the
Courthouse, following its approval
by the Planning Commission and
the County Commissioners.
Lots range in size from 80 LIT
| to 1877 x 126 feet. All houses will
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06

face east and west, none facing
the highway. Streets listed on the
plans are Dolores Drive, Faythe
Drive, and Hope Drive. Twelve of
the lots now have city water.
60-feet roadways in the subdi-
vision are dedicated to public use.
Land has been reserved at the
rear of each lot for utilities. Res
trictions concerning types of struc-
lures, to keep the subdivision to
high standard, are stipulated.
Construction of the first home
is now underway on Lot No. /
in Oakland Acres. It is being built
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gottschalk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
1856 Gel. Meet
Is Invited Here

Port Clinton extended an invita-
ton for the 1856 convention of the
northern district, Ohio Child Con-
servation League, Wednesday at
the Elyria convention and it was
accepted. Mrs. Frank Manley is
temporary chairman.
Mrs. NJ ]. Edwards, Commodore
Perry Circle, extended the invita-
ton to 167 Gel. members attend
ing the Elyria sessions. A delega-
ton of "a local Gel. members at
tended.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Mienke Named
School Tanitor

Alvin Mienke, w. SiXth-st, will
become new Janitor at the high
schol to replace Chester Miller who
recently resigned, superintendent
D. D. Sims announced this week.
There were nine applications for
the position.
Mr.. Mienke starts work June l..
He is resigning his part-time work
as assistant bus driver to Mayfield
Green.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06

Tuesdays vote will in no way
affect my determination to finish
out my administration in serving
Port Clinton efficiently and
WELL" said Mayor Jeremy Wed
nesday. I'VE have boat ramp
TO put in, street work TO be done,
ball diamonds TO be fixed up,
and lot of projects that have
underway. And certainly intend
TO work my best TO see they are
taken care Of"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
POLICE DANCE

Port Clinton Auxiliary Police,
group Of 20 active men capfained
by Leo Snider, will sponsor a dance
Saturday night at Cafawba Conn.,
munity Hall with husic by the
Polka Pals scheduled TO provide an
enjoyable evening. 1t is the first
fund-raisins project the group has
had in several years. Proceeds go
toward the purchase of Auxiliary
equipment. Tickets are available az
the door or in advance from mem
hers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Know Your Public
By WILLIS G. MISCH
Zone of a Series)

MAYFIELD GREEN is clap
known to practically all local
school children at least to
those who ride school busses
and to most of their parents. For
more than ten years now, May
fields fleet of we'll kept-up busses
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
WIN MONEY

Tadsen's Insurance team of Guy
Lotridge, Mel Arft, Paul Balangue,
Atwood Mannisto, Walter Meyers
and Paul Ansolvish, bowling in the
American Bowling Congress tour
ney at Fort Wayne last week, hit
a 2400 good for $26 prize money
on its squad.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
FISH FRY

Nine boys in tle new Webelos
Cub Scout den and their fathers
were guests of the American
Legion at fish fry in Legion
Home Tuesday night. The boys have
been working in the rose garden
project.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Jeremy Loses By % Votes
AS 353 Voters Ballot
In Port Clinton Primary

Port Clinton voters indicated strong desire for change
of administration Tuesday by giving former mayor Carl p
Becker commanding 93-vote majority incumbent
Mayor Harold c. Jeremy they 33 Republican votes
at the primaries.
Official total 221 for Becker for Jeremy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06

have provided safe and reliable
transportation for local pupils, and
he has safety record that's un-
marred. Lives On w. Fifth-st with
his nice wife, Margaret Mayfield's
services as truant officer have
been outstanding too. His No. |
hobby is probably his horse, Roxy,
and the Signt of Mayfield in his
old-time buggy or in his cutter,
come wintertime, is familiar part
of the Port Clinton scene.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06

Becker, who was defeated by Jere-
my in the 1858 primaries, will be
going after a fourth term as Mayor
when he opposes George Tewers
CD in November.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06

Leroy Bergeman, former
News-staffer who is now en-
rolled at OSU, is writing some
pieces for the US. Air Force.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
by MiSCH

The appointment of two to key positions in the Port
Clinton Division of The Standard Products Company
announced this week by O. E. Cook, Division Manager.
John Dehl has been appointed to the position of Chief
Engineer and Wallace Maddox to the position of Plant
SUPERINTENDENT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06
Bob-TaIes
By ROBERT w. REIDER

Lee Throne, popular Island House
staff member, takes over the man
agement of Buds Place about June
1st Charley Martin will be the
new owner :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-06

When the Indoor Sports Club,
Inc, held its 25th anniversary BAN
quet at Toledo the POSTMASTER was
Ottawa covnty's Municipal Judge
Don S. Wargowsky more than
500 attended -.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
Pine 81. Teacher
Entertained at
Dinner by Friends

CONWAY-Mrs. Corliss NJ. How
ard, who has resigned her posi-
ton at Pine Street hi school
here was guest Of honor at
lovely dinner last Thursday. at
the home of Miss Kathryn Sutton
1908 Mill street Mrs. Howard has
accepted a position in Hot Springs
and the dinner affair was an APP
probation of Mrs. Towards pres
eace in the city and to express
regrets of her leaving,
The menu consisted of Turkey
with green Lima beans, Coco Cola
salad, hot rolls and iced tea, 9th
ers who shared the gracious hos
pitality of Miss Sutton along with
Mrs Howard, were Mrs, Arlene
soodson and Mrs. Jearldine Ford
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
Kanseff
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Waddy

Mrs. Nj. Nj. Waddy
Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Bracely
and daughter, Gloria, motored to
Thornton last week for their
daughters, Melba, Lois, Fay and
Maurice, who were staying with
their grandmother and going to
school The WINS of Arnold's
CINE church, observed Woman's
day, Sunday, Rev Mrs. Virgie
Cant of West Helena, delivered
the message to a large and APP
preciative audience =. Rev. and
Mrs, M E. Bracely and children,
attended graduation exercises at
Arkansas Baptist college, Little
johnson of Flint, Michigan, re-
Rock Wednesday Mrs. Mary
turned home Friday after visit
ing her father, E. A. Harper
Miss Matte B. Hart, who attend
ed Shorter college, North Little
Rock, is home for her vacation
. The Stars of King Solomon
lodge, No. Ala, sponsored a cake
walk Friday evening at the Mas
onic hall
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
| Seniors honored
By BPw's Club

CONWAY - The Business and
Professional Women's club honor
ed the senior class and its spon-
sor with banquet May 20 in the
homemaking department of Pine
Street school Toastmistress was
Mrs, Junior Taylor; greetings We're
given by Mrs. Edrana McCrea;
poems dedicated to the senior
class were recited by Mrs, Golena
Madison; response to the greet
ing was made by Bonnie Pearson,
class president; and expressions
were made by each senior,
Special guests were Principal
f. j. Landers, his wife, and two
daughters Allie f. and Bev-
erly Jean
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
TiiIIar

The family of the Ia.
Sllas Green, acknovlst. =
gifts DURING 80, s'u eSpresa,
Nose W johnson and " y =
David Johnson=vi visited ,a !.
ar and other relatives ss ~ ;
Thursday Mrs r r1sle
mas moved into her ns,'
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
twenty-five Make
Deans List at
PhiIander Smith

OF the twenty-five students VINO
made the current Philander Smith
college deans list, five earned all
As: Mary Helen Digs, Wayne X.
Detloff William Taylor, Annie M
Waugh and Wexford Willis,
Others making the deans list
are, James Reckon. Thelma Bent
ley, Ruth Booker, Tom v Burl'
Dorothy Carter, Violene Cooper
Aubrey Dexter. Ora Fisher Sam
uel Glover Kathleen Jordan, Ma
rion Inclusion, Mae / Smith,
Matthew Smith, Samuel Smith, Ell
lis Stewart, Roy L, Taylor, Ola
M Turner. Frances Walton, Viola
Watson, Frances Whaley
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
I. ". Daniel School
Graduates 81

CROSSETT-Diplomas were "a
warded to 81 graduates at the
annual commencement exercises
Of T. w Daniel hi school We'd
nesday mite. The class Grafton was
delivered by Guffie Beasley Abb
son, a member Of the finishing
class, and DIR, Kara Won Jackson,
director, student personnel serv-
ices, Grambling college, Gramb-
ling, La, made the commence
ment address Music was furnish
ed by the Daniel hand chorus and
band, by the Daniel Lite sextet,
and a solo by John Henry Hayn-
eS, Certificate We're awarded by
Clement S, Smith, principal. Rev,
Briscoe Jackson of New Bethel
gave the invocation, and Rev. R.
w Walker of Zion gave the ben
ediction.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03

Baptist church on Gallon road
The anniversary began Monday
mite and will end June 5. Rev
w. l.. Dunn, minister at Mt
Zion, Norphlet and Mt Union,
Junction, was in charge. Rev
Dunn, who plays piano and sings,
delivered the anniversary sermon.
Other churches and ministers on
program for the week. were New
Providence. st. Jones No. l, Rev.
J. H. Rowe, minister of this city;
Longview, Mt. Calvary, Urbana,
Rev. A. Amos, minister; Willow
Grove, Gallon and New Home
Baptist church, Rev. Mosley,
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03

tor of the midway tea room, had
a stroke and was rushed to the
Warner Brown hospital He seems
to be resting well. His relatives
from Cane river bottom located
near Shreveport, Louisiana, moth
CT, Mrs. Walter Delphine, sr., two
brothers. Terrell and Joseph Del
phine, mother and father-in-la
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Rachall and
brother-in-law, H j. and F, Ra-
chall Mrs Woodland and Mrs. SUI
sic Mae Mack, Reed. and many
others visited him :. Mrs. John
Mack, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Dink Cobb, entertained her two
small sons, Anthony and Michael,
With big birthday party Sunday
at 4 p. m. Little Pomona Deloise
Reed darling cousin of the boys,
was also honored at this party.
She isn't a year old. A large
of children spent the eve
ming enjoying themselves, A very
delicious repast was served =,
Little Joan Jones was invited to
attend the birthday party of Jes-
sic Mae Williams Saturday. who
was 6 years old Rev. and
Mrs, James E, Aubry are cele-
their Bird anniversary of
church service at the st. Luke
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03

minister; Jerusalem and Quinn
Beulah Grove, Rev. J. H. Pierce,
minister, Sunday afternoon, the
Evergreen and First Bapt., Smack
over Rev. L. D. Champion, pas
tor was present. This was a very
enjoyable anniversary and a large
number attended each mite A re-
port of the success of the affair
will be in the June 10 issue q.
Have your money and news ready
when the paper carriers call.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
Sergeant and Wife
Visit Press Office

Sgt and Mrs. H. N. Harrington
of Camden visited the Press of
flee Tuesday Sgt. Harrington has
completed duty in Korea and his
wife is ending up her teaching
al Alexander,
A going-away party will be
given for the young couple to-
mite at the Club Rivera by Ern-
est Burnell and Misses Verna Me
Clinton and Sue Ross Later the
sergeant and his wife will leave
for Baltimore where he will be
stationed and where they will
make their home in the future,
While in the office, the couple
made arrangements for their cous-
in to take over the Press agency
in Camden. The new representa-
tive is George Spence Ivory, 1888
Lincoln drive, Camden
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
EagIeIette
Mrs. Susie CASTOR

Mrs. susie CASTOR
Those attending services Sunday
in the home of Mrs, Grover c.
Gibson, were Rev. and Mrs. E. H,
Dennis of Fordyce, Rev. and Mrs,
J. T, Williams and family of Ea-
gle Mills, Mrs. Easter B. Juniel
and the members of the Oak
Grove Baptist church Mrs.
G. c. Gibson joined the church
and will be baptized as soon as
she is able Hayes Wilson
spent the weekend at home =. q.
Mr. and Mrs Grover c. Gibson
left Wednesday for Chicago,
where Mrs. Gibson will receive
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03
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Arkansas State press., 1955-06-03

medical treatment. Linn. !.
Lee Gibson, son Of Mr. ''' |.
Gibson is i'll with wboo,' ~
and chicken pox NJ ,pl'I
e Penix and family ard ~ u
Mrs. Hermond calomap = !,
dyce' visited Mrs. Carr. !.
Sunday. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
Police Continue
Probe of Death
IOf D. G. Housewife

Police today continued their
investigation of the death of a
44-year-old housewife whose
body was found by her husband
in their apartment Thursday
night at 1911 sherwood street
NE.
DIR. Christopher J. Murphy
deputy<District coroner, said the
death Of Mrs. Evelyn Virginia
Dodson was caused by a brain
hemorrhage induced by a blow
or a fall. He said there was nc
outward evidence of a blow hav-
ling been struck.
Police were holding her hus-
band, Bernon Dodson, 48, during
the investigation. Capt. Rich
ard J. Felber, head of the homl-
eide squad. said Mr.. Dodson told
detectives he and his wife hao
been drinking before both fell
asleep Wednesday night.
He awakened briefly Wednes-
day morning about 8 am, Their
fell asleep again. When he
awoke again at 8 pm. Capt
Felber said Mr.. Dodson told de-
tectives. he found his wife dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
Check Count Against Lawyer
In Silver Spring Is Dropped

ton had been taken by him
self and States Attorney Alger
~. Barbee after they had re-
ceived assurances that Quigley
voluntarily is filing papers in
regard to disbarment."
Mr.. Hardy added that Quigley
would not be permitted to prac-
|tice law any place in the country
and that I'VE intend to see that
he no longer practices law"
Quigley was charged in a war.
rant dated July 8, 1855. ISSUED
on application Of Anna B. Hig.
gins. of 1925 Chicago avenue
Silver Spring.
The elderly woman signed the
application in which she charged
that Quigley forged her name
to the check.
Detectives said the woman
told them she had retained
Quigley to settle an estate ir
New England and that she wa.
hospitalized with a broken hir
at the time the check was drawn
Mr.. Hardy said that the com.
plainant had gotten her money
back and in a letter to him re.
quested that the charge BIZ
dropped against Quigley.
The Montgomery County Cir
cult Court and the Maryland
Court of Appeals today reported
that they had received no dis
barment papers involving the
attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-03
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The goth Division Asso-
citation today continues its
four-day convention in the
Hotel Washington, with
more than 800 veterans at
tending. (See Page A-5)
The National Bar Asso-
citation closes its three1day
meeting of 500 delegates
with a business session and
election of officers in the
Willard Hotel today. (See
Page Bill.
n X II X
The Middle Atlantic Re-
gional Bridge Conference
goes into the second day of
a four day session at the
Sheraton Park Hotel. About
500 members have gathered
for the annual conference.
X X X
Sigma Alpha Rho Fra
ternity today will resume
business, in the second day
of a four-day gathering,
with more than 200 persons
included at meetings held
In the Willard Hotel. N