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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11
Bills Receive
House Approval

Four more House segregation
bills go to the Senate today
where overwhelming passage is
expected.
Most of the discussion was on
lawsuits.
The bills whipped through the
House yesterday with votes OF
more than 1901. There was little
debate and the bills were not
considered controversial.
No one questioned the intent
of the bills.
Most of the discussion was on
wordage of the measures and
technicalities.
The bills would:
/. Forbid interference with Mis-
sissippi rights under color of fed
eral authority.
2. Forbid stirring up integra-
ton lawsuits.
3. Permit persons to chose Gus
toners and clients.
4. Forbid disturbance of the
peace in public places.
!
Senate committees now are
studying about 10 bills designed
to prevent indignation. No oppo-
sition has been reported.
The House will consider two
proposed constitutional amend
ments- one to limit special legis-
lative sessions to 80 calendar
days, and the other to insert
homestead exemptions in the con-
stitution.
Both passed the Senate on three
successive readings and now face
similar action in the House.
If approved, they will face a
general election in November.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11
BEAUTY HINTS by Nina Temple
THE BLUES VS. BEAUTY

The wise woman knows that
If she is blue she is not at her
pretty-best. She cannot fascinate
as she has lost her pep, for the
Her eyes do not sparkle,
her cheeks sag, her lips curve
down. her sstep loses its swing,
her back bends, her spirit droops.
Alas and alackl She is eclipsed
when she is blue. Therefore, this
same wise woman who knows
what's 4ong, gets busy. She
needs silicon. It's the great pick
me-up, the blues killer. AT once,
she gets some one of the silicon
buildrs, selects strawberries, or
celery, cucumbers, steel-cut-oat-
meal or goats milk, the best of
all. You be wise also, foolish
woman and Danish your blues as
the wise woman does.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11

most. What great storm came and
blew Daisy Window and Benja-
min apart? Emma Jean MCGOWAN
is letting every one know Frank
Myers is keeping her heart beat
ing. A crtain chick at Lanier has
eyes for Vernell Richardson. En-
met Sutton is asking Daisy Win
dom to Reconsider. Deloris War
den is playing the field since La
MEL Moore started keeping Rosie
lie Riley company. Cleotha John
son and Ruby Thompson is one
of the cutest couples out. Jonette
Shinault may say that she's
James Edwards sweetheart but
Legertha is saying hands off, be-
cause he don't belong to you any
more. Margaret Summer don't
seem to worry since Jessie Pear
son left for the navy because a
certain boy at Jim Hill is keep
ing her company. Marva 10 Ben
son and Martin O'Banner is still
together but a cat at Brinkley is
giving him much trouble. Willie
Mae Flowers has stopped speak
ing to Legertha because Carl
Benson's dreamy eyes was meant
TO rher, think they wasn't when
they was. Linton Rembert and
Annie Louise Lonnis is planning
on cutting the cake soon. Love is
keeping Pat Campbell and Benny
Larry together. Love has joined
the following couples together:
Jenette Hughes and Ernest John
son, Betty Johnson and Eddie
Thompson, Henry Easterling and
jamie Yates, Clara Wilson and
Alfred billiard, Emma Jean Nc
Gowan and Willie Drawn, Daisy
Window and Emmett Sutton, Hell
en- Smith and Clyde Turns, Lille
b. Steward and Willie Henry Will
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11

Grisham Cafe were Mrs. Savan-
nah Johnson, Mrs. fannie Mae
Harris, Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs.
Lorean King, Mrs. Beatrice Hays,
Mrs. Hattie benson, Mrs. Ella
Luckett, Mrs. Emma Smith and
Mrs. Laura Massie
The brides table was arranged
very beautifully and was center
ed with a three-tiered wedding
cake were Mrs. Margaret Brum-
field, Mr. E. P. Brumfield, bro
Their and sister-in-law of the
bride; and Mr.. Jessie Brown, bro
Their of the groom. Delicious food
was served.
Brides guests were the Burgess
High Faculty. The bride is one of
the Madison County teachers.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11

of man becoming depraved, his
mother was liar"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11
Tatiling Tess

Well, well, here is the latest
happenings around Lanier Hi
Ethel Blue and David Hart seem
to be the most but James Clark
is trying to break them up. Betty
Jean Johnson and Eddie Thomp-
son are just waiting for those
wedding bells. Legertha Bullie
can't make up her mind who'll
be the lucky one, Joe Graham,
Carl Benson, or James Edwards.
Connie Hubbard thinks Daisy
Window is Emmett Sutton's
chick but Eddie Lewis says no
days like that. Maxcine Luckett
was Charles Creenfield's liver
but Helen Smith took over Max
cine says she don't worry as long
as she has Charles Bibbs but
Shirley LoveleSs says wake up
kid that boy belongs to me. Car
RE Smith says she knows she
has Fred Johnson covered but a
certain chick at Holy Ghost says,
Il wonder, / have been seeing a
lot of him lately" Who is the
lucky one in Vera Anderson's
life? Barbara Perkins and Odee
Morris can't settle on whose to
be the most in Bobby Ray Everge
life. But Barbara is not even wor-
ried as long as H. J. is around.
Bobby says Odee can be his
'flunky" but Barbara Jean is his
sweetheart. Cool it chick. Ella
Hicks and Walter Jones are the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11
FIoru News
Bell Mae Anderson. Reporter
lToo Late for Last Week.

Mrs. Vivian Knox Brown
whose wedding was brilliantly
solemnized Saturday, Jan. 81 al
7:3O pm. at the Jones Chapel M
B. Church, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Brumfield. 127
Noel Street, Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Knox and Mr.. Brown
Recite Wedding Vows
They will live at their home in
Flora, Miss.
Their wedding was brilliantly
solemnized Saturday, Jan. 81, 1880
pm. at the Jones Chapel M. B.
church with the Rev. c. S. An
thoney, the pastor of the bride,
officiating at the impressive rites.
Vows were recited against very
beautiful arrangements of gladi-
olus and fern.
Wedding music was presented
by the Gospel Toraduers and Will
liam Brothers of Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11

liams, Maxcine Luckett and Char
les Bibbs, Ethel Blue and James
Clark, Legertha Bullie and James
Edwards, Lula Bell Johnson and
George Jackson, Barbara Jean
Perkins and Bobby Ray Everge,
Pat Campbell and Bonnie Larry.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11
Mr.. Brown was attended by his
cousin, Mr.. Maso Lewis.

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cousin, Mr.. Maso Lewis.
The bridesmaids were Mrs
Charity Mae Moore and Mrs
Margaret Thompson. The flower
girls were little Marcella Thomp.
son and Depre Lewis. Mrs. Moore
wore blue shadow lace over satin
and Mrs. Thompson's dress was
of pink net over satin. Both flow
er girls were in white.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was beautiful in her
wedding dress of white lace over
satin, fashioned with a tight-fit-
ting bodice and long sleeves. The
skirt was real full. She wore
matching shoes and her hat was
very pretty with a small veil.
Assisting at the reception at the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11
WISE SAYINGS

"The world is my country, t.
do good is my religion"
The measure of your tolerance
is your distance from the jungle.
In practically every instance
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1956-02-11

Despite the short cuts and
quick cures, there is no easy way
to anything that is worth while.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
PUT-IN-BAY
Louise M. Stoiber

Mr.. Gordon Barker has returned
to his Island home after a weeks
vacation in Wisconsin and Mich.
A Special Election was held Dec
% to vote for three new Park Trus-
tees. Mr.. Louis Heineman, Mr.. Ed
ward Traverse and Mr.. Robert
Dodge were elected new Park Trus-
tees. The three reSigning Park
Trustees, Mr.. Gordon Barker, Mr..
William Kinzler and Mr.. Henry
Gram are to DC commended for the
splendid job they did during their
many years Of service on this
Board.
Deedee Stoiber spent the last
week of her Holiday vacation visit
ing relatives in Detroit and Toledo
Meta and Chuck Mitchell are va
cationing in Hot Springs, Arkansas
Helen Traverse writes us from
Van NuyS, California, that she is
having a lovely time.
Tommy Brennan celebrated hi;
eighth birthday, December 26, witt
party for his SchoolmateS at hi,
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Court House
COURT HOUSE

First and Final account OF ao-
ministration of estate OF Harry "A.
Ireland, filed by James Ellenoerg-
er, administrator.
Final and distributive account OF
administration of estate OF Hattie
Nielsen filed by Ora Mae Miller
administrative.
Will of AIDA Dreyer filed.
Willard F. Meter appointed Ex-
ecutor of estate of Oscar Bertsch.
Final and distributive account OF
guardianship of Eleanor Harris
filed by Dorothy c. Harris guar
dian. .
Final and distributive account OF
administration of estate OF Andrew
Joseph Monak filed by Theresa
Monak, Executrix.
First and final account OF ad-
ministration of estate of Fred u.
Warner filed by Noah Wyatt, Ex-
ecutor.
Ruth Naft appointed admin
stratrix of estate of Julius Y. Matt.
William Burke appointed admin
strator of estate of Fred J. Burke,
Sr.
Final account of administration
of estate of Christian F. Caspersen
filed by Alma C. Caspersen, Execu-
trix.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
NORTH BASS
MRS. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN

Guests at the Leslie Burris home
over the weekend included Mrs.
Burris' brother and family Mr.. and
Mrs. James Williams, Lee and
Brenda, and sisters Mrs. Helen
Rucker and son and Mrs. Marie
Murrel of Louisville, KY.
Artie Kuns of Sandusky visited
for the past week with his Uncle
and Aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Wires.
Louis Elmer, Sr., Mr.. Louis Eb-
ner, Jr., Mr.. Henry Wirsch and Mr..
Harold Keller all of Sandusky
were guests Thursday and Friday
at the Paul Stonerook home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Monak and
children returned to their home in
Lincoln Park, Mich, after visiting
with Mrs. Monak's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Fox.
Jake Marvin spent several days
visiting on the main land.
Kenny Young, Walt Becktold
and Don Ortner all of Sandusky
visited on the Island Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ferber of
Berlin Heights spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ferber's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bower.
Ice fishing has been excellent for
the past week. The men began
driving to the shanties Saturday.
The first to venture out in a car
was Jack Hooven and shortly after
was Simon Fox, Frank Fox, and
Dick Zimmerman. The largest fish
caught so far was a Az ID. pickeral
landed during the week by Judy
Zura.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

doctor. This one gave him thor
ough examination, and ended up by
saying:
'I'm sorry, but you've only got
six months to live
That being the case, the guy de-
cided he might as we'll treat him
self to a good time while he was
still able to enjoy it. He bought a
new, expensive car, hired a uni
formed chauffeur, reserved suite
in the best hotel in town, ordered
twenty made-to-measure suits, and
decided that even his shirts would
be made to order.
eyes, sir, said the shirtmaker.
Lets get your measurements.
Thirty-four sleeve" he called out,
Sixteen collar =
Fifteen, the man corrected.
sixteen collar" insisted the
shirtmaker after measuring again.
"But I've always worn fifteen
collar the man said" and that's
how | want them made"
The shirtmaker shrugged.
"Okay," he said ''But don't say
| didn't warn you. You keep on
wearing a fifteen collar and your
eyes will pop and you'll have a
ringing in your ears"
X
Today's recipe is one that re-
ceived from Mrs. Thomas Hooper
of Huntsville, Alabama. It's dish
that's a favorite down south, and
if you're one of us who can't go
south for the winter, do the next
best thing = bake sweet potato
pie to lend atmosphere, and just
use your imagination.
Sweet Potato Pie"
cup hot mashed sweet potatoes
N cup butter
cup sugar
Cream this together, then add
! tsp. vanilla or nutmeg to taste
3 whole eggs
l cup sweet milk,
Mix thoroughly, pour into un
baked pastry she'll, cook until in
serted kife comes out clean.
| 4 4 Il
Now that the holidays have come
and gone, | think we're all getting
little tired of al the rich, sweet
food we've been eating. I'd like
very much if you could send me
some recipes of vegetable dishe:
tasty ways of preparing meats, OIL
any such foods that will add to the
tastiness and nurishment of winter
meals. I'd like to use these recipes
on my broadcasts, too.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

Moses" 1t is built around the
strange prophet, the Second Isaiah,
who is recognized today as one OF
the greatest personalities OF the
Bible.
cash MCCALL" by Cameron
Hawley: Cash Mccall, an intriguing
man, carries on his successful buy
ing and selling of companies be-
hind a secret screen of anonymity.
THE LOST WAGON, by jim
Kielgaard: When disaster strikes,
Joe Tower knows that ne must
leave his Missouri farm and travel
to Oregon. With his wife and SIX
children, he starts out in a cramped
and overburdened wagon.
"DAYLIGHT AND DARK, by
Agnes Adams Fisher: The author
of "The Quiet Woman" tells the
love story of three people. They
live in the small Missouri town OF
New Salem, with its complex, close
ly-knit family and community re
lationShipS.
NEW JUVENILE FICTION
"TIZZ", by Elisa Bialk: Grandma
surprises the Hill children wits
Tizz, honey-colored pony.
THE ISLAND ST A LILO n
RACES" by Walter Farley: Flame
the giant red stallion, leaves his
island home of Azul in the Carib
bean Sea with Steve Duncan.
EDDIE AND HIS BIG DEALS,
by Carolyn Haywood: Eddie was de
lighted when he found his new
neighEor liked to collect valuable
things. Of course many peopl'
would consider most of what Eddie
collected as junk, but Eddi
thought otherwise.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

Melvin C. and Alice M. Bridge
to Kenneth A. and Mary Lou Clark,
Lot IA, Edgefield Farms Ext.
James C.. Fisher to Mollie Nc
Gowan, r IS, TT, Sec 10, 0.83 acre
PIT NE.
Catawba Twp:-
The Twin Beach Resort Company
to Don Allen and Helen Allen, Lot
81, Gem Beach Plat 2.
DanbUry Twp:-
Chester J. Wagner, Trustee to
Clifford M. Reichwein, ct al, John
sons Island.
Erie Twp:-
Robert Goodell and E. Fern
Goodell to julius A. Stark and
Bernice E. Stark, Lots II and pit of
13 Willow Beach.
Robert Goodell and E. Fern
Goodell to Julius A. Stark and
Bernice E. Stark, Lot 38 VIZ Will
low Beach Sub C.
Ethel r. LeGrOn, Aka Ethel Nc
CURE to Donald BONNER, parcel H
pit
EImore Corp
William L. Sampson by Carl J.
Sampson, Admr to William o. and
Irma Kontak, R IA, T6, Sec 18, Old
Caldwell Lot.
Port Clinton corp:-
Lula Dischinger to Leila D. Wink
Ter, Block 20, PIT Is and 16 Orig.
PUt-in-Bay Twp:-
C. o. and Meta Wilma Mitchell
to Cart A. and Hildred Della Black,
Lots 243, 244 and 245 Victory Park.
Pvt-in-Bay Corp
Dorthea D. Walker to Helen VOL.
kersdorfer, Lot l pit, North of City
Road.
Anna Doller to Helen Wolkers.
dorfer, Lot l pit, North of County
Road.
Salem Twp
John C. Wiegand, ct al, to Salem
Oak Harbor Board of Education
R Is, T6, Sec 4, 1926 acres NWA
Oak Harbor Corp
Mary and Herman J. Bondhus to
Herbert c. Brauchla Land and De
velopment Co., Lot IL and IA, Ben.
ton Estates.
Herbert C. Brauchla Land and
Development Co. to Herbert c.
Brauchla Bid Corp, Lots IL and IL
Benton Estates.
Herbert c. Brauchla Bldg, Corr
to Jack Dale Conklin and Betty O.
Conklin, Lot IL, Benton Estates.
Herbert C. Brauchla Bldg. Corp
to Calvin Bruce Collins and Marie
C. Collins, Lot Ia, Benton Estates
Myron A. and Eleanor Witt to
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Congregational Church, Blk 81, Lot
Z and 8, Original.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Freshmen Victorious

The Port Clinton freshmen de-
feated Fremont Ross in closely
contested game, 42-40, Tuesday,
December 20. Playing in their own
auditorium, the freshmen recover
ed from a weak second period to
win their first game of the season.
The high scorers for Port Clinton
we're Bill Sokooski with 13 points.
Jack Payne with 10 points, and
Denny Engler with seven points.
The high scorers for the opposing
team were Miller with IL points,
and Collins with eight points.
Grimshaw was third with seven
points. Port Clinton now has a
won-lost record of IL.
Another game, held prior to the
freshman victory, ended in defeat
for the Port Clinton eighth grade.
Fremont Ross showed definite
superiority in winning by the score
of 44-8.
Phillip Routh
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
THE u
FARMERS WIFE
BY GRACE LUEBKE

Last Saturday, while interview
ing Chuck Durrant, the young man
from England, got few surprises
while listening to him talk about
farming and farm practices. !
think we American farmers have
the idea that we're much farther
advanced as far as mechanization
and scientific methods of weed con-
troll or fertilization are concerned,
but he said that the farms in Eng
land are operated much the same
as those in Ohio, for instance. OF
course, there's a difference in
farms there the same as here, a
good farm needs good manage
ment, and / would say that Mr..
Durrant is a good manager His
farm consists of 85 acres Git was
his fathers, who died 3 years ago.
and he specializes in raising certi-
fled seed. He employs 2 full-time
men, who earn on the average of
duUut pGOsUU a WCCh. u lC tOSL VI
living in England is much diff
ferent than here, these workers are
members of union, who help to
set the wage scale). He also spe.
cializes in raising and marketing
hogs, and from the way he talks,
this in itself is a pretty big opera
tioh. His main crop, other than
grain, is sugar beets, and he en-
ploys extra help at those times
when the beets must be hoed
thinned, topped, etc. He says he
usually has women and girls hoe
the beets, they're much better and
more particular than are the men
He has no difficulty in finding la
Dor, everyone is anxious to make
little extra money.
guess / forgot to tell you, his
farm is located in Norfolk county
about 80 miles from London. TIC
get back to their methods of farm.
ing - he says they use more fer.
telizer than we do, and much more
emphasis is put on the practice OF
using barn yard manure. He said
that there's plenty of labor avail
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Freshmen Bake Cookies

Frances McFadden's freshmen
home economics classes have been
busy in the kitchens baking a va
riety of cookies which were served
to the GA.A., Y-teenS, and FILA.
members at their Christmas party.
Just before Christmas vacation
the girls learned about sugar cook
cry and making candy. They also
saw a film on this subject entitled,
Candy and Nutritious. :"
Bev Druckenmiller
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

School News

were the Junior Bowleretts, 100,
and the Freshmen Tornadoes, 127.
The members of the winning
team were Judy Gaydos, captain,
Barbara Brokate, Marcia Davis,
Janet Hagerty, Lois Henderlich,
Jill Meyer, Dorothy Stefanacci, and
Martha Dykes.
Sheila Murphy
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Seventh Grade Party

The seventh grade Christmas
party was held in the elementary
auditorium on Friday, December
13, with the junior high teachers
in charge. A gift exchange was
conducted on the order of grab
bag. Dancing and lunch of cook
les, punch, sandwiches and fudge
completed the evenings entertain
ment.
Nancy Leggett
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
BOOK NEWS

Books are the true Jewellers -
They give to all who faithfully use
them, the society, the spiritual
presence, of the greatest and best
of our race"
William Ellery Claiming
NEW ADULT FICTION
"THE PROPHET, by Sholem
Asch This novel terminates the
cycle of biblical narrative begun by
this author with "The Nazarene," F"
"The Apostle" Mary" an d
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Give Special Reports

Mrs. Trenshaw's fourth period
world history class is giving special
reports covering topics of world
wide interest.
Oral reports we're given by
Sharon Hensley, Christmas Gus
toms in Other Lands; Dolores
Ohm, India; and Joan Krawezyk,
Michael Angelo. Maps were made
by Joe Smith, Paula Snider, and
George Briggs.
Carol Collins
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
APPLICATION FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ronald G.. Traver, 18, Genoa, o.,
Navy, and Linda N. Jacobsen, 1S,
Clay Center, O., Office work. Rev.
Nienkamp to officiate.
Dale Eugene Fowler, 20, Moran,
Kansas, Restaurant Manager, and
Sondra Louise Traver, 20, Genoa,
O. Rev. James O'Toole to officiate
Robert S. Peck, 81, LaCarne, O.,
inspector, and Zelma M. Curry, 80,
Port Clinton, o.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Bay Twp
Hans and Dorotha Christensen
to Richard E. and Mae H. Petersen,
R 16, T6, Sec II, 0.55 acre parcel
in SEA Sc
Carroll Twp
Willard L. Witt and Elizabeth
Witt to Stephen Przeslawski and
Jane Przeslawski, Lot l, Locust PIT
Turtle Creek Ext.
Clay Twp
Lester E. and Glenna Strochine
to DeWayne C. and Marilyn L. He'll
Lot II, Edgefield Farms Ext.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Thouqhtful Students

Mrs. Carter was surprised on
Friday, December %, when she
received two Christmas gifts from
her fourth period American His
tory class. 1t seems Mrs. Carter
had made the remark the previous
day, that she had been so busy
she hadn't even had time to buy
groceries. Upon arising Thursday
morning she discovered she didn't
have any milk for her coffee or
bread for her toast. Friday, when
she walked into class, two decora-
tive packages sat on her desk. A
loaf of bread and quart OF milk
being the contents. The lnscrlp-
ton on the packages was: ITO Mrs
Carter. We hope you never 90
hungry again"
Pat StinSon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

The question of whether or not
there will be boys intramural
basketball will be answered dur
ing the first week of January. Ac-
cording to Principal, B. H. Cort-
hell, the decision depends upon
the number of boys interested.
Tom Martin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

Sixth and seventh grade Glrl
Scouts in both the public and p ro-
chial schools are presently working
on their camera badge. The class
is being conducted by Vern Hay
ford, sixth grade teacher.
Shutterbugs, as the girls are
called, are holding photo con-
test over vacation. Each girl may
enter several pictures pertaining
to the holiday season. The best
black and white photo will be a.
warded first prize. Second and
third prizes will also be awarded.
The contest closes on IueSoay'
January 18.
Sally Snyder
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Assembly Scheduled

An assembly is scheduled for
Friday afternoon, January 6, fea-
turing Charles King, baritone sing
er.
He will sing popular hits from
"Show Boat" in which he played
a long tour, and something from
"Porgy and Bess" He will also
tell descriptive stories and teach
songs to the audience.
Ann Greear
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
TINY Mites Win

Tiny Mites WIN
The Tiny Mites won the GAA
Bowling Tournament playofts held
on December 19 and 20 with an
average of 1876. Other teams that
participated and their averages
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

Mrs. Rosella Bainbridgey COM
mercial teacher, will be absent
from school this week and posi-
blv next week. She plans to re-
t,1rn to her home in Cadiz due to
the serious illness of her father.
Pat Chaffin