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been divorced.
A committee on the ministry.
headed by the Rev. James A.
Chubb. of Grand Island. Nebr.,
recommends that pastors be di-
rected only to exercise special
care" in determining the fitness
of divorced persons to marry.
Exceptions Cited
Under the present church dis
cipline. ministers are instructed
not to marry divorced persons
whose former spouses are living
except in these specific circum-
stances:
/. When it is Clearly estab-
lished by competent testimony"
that the person was the limo
cent person" in a divorce caused
by adultery or other vicious
conditions which through men
tai or physical cruelty or physi-
cal peril invalidated the mar
riage VOW"
2. When divorced couples
want to be reunited in marriage
to each other.
Under the present rule, Meth
odist pastors would not "solem-
nize the marriage of a divorced
person whose wife or husband is
living and unmarried.
Group Defends Position
The present position is de-
Tended by a group Of delegates
who are opposing the committee
recommendations. Both sides
are agreed on the following por-
ton Of the discipline:
"A minister shall solemnize
the marriage of a man and wom-
an only when, in his Judgment,
they are emotionally, morally
and spiritually fitted for such
marriage"
The conference. originally
scheduled to continue into
Wednesday, moved toward ad-
iournment today after several
days of operating on a stepped
up agenda. with morning, after
noon and night sessions.
Commission Formed
The church yesterday COM
pleted the formation of a TO
man commission to study racial
segregation in the church and
recommended new ways of deal
ing with it.
This study was voted last week
by the general conference, in
addition to legislation that per-
mits voluntary merging of the
church's segregated administra-
tive system.
The commission includes
bishops. ministers and laymes
in each of the church's five
geographical Jurisdictions in this
country, and also representatives
of the countrywide all-Negro
Central Jurisdiction.
Washington area appointees to
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the commission include Bishop
G. Bromley Oman of Washing
ton, Bishop Paul N. CARRIER of
Richmond. Va, and Bishop
Edgar A. Love of Baltimore.
Others in the section are DR..
Hurst R. Anderson of Wash
ington, president of American
University; c. C. Bell of Lynch
burg. Va, and Thurman L. Dod-
son of Washington.
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Moy Day Program

Miss Margee Sadler Of Ais
Tennyson road, University Park,
Md, served as maid of honor
yesterday at the May Day cere-
monies of Towson State Teach
ers College. Miss Sadler, 22-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Sadler, is senior at the
school.
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Methodists Ready to Act
On Marriage, Divorce

MINNEAPOLIS May tF9-A to relax the Methodist
requirements for marriage of divorced before
church's law-making General Conference today.
AS the twoweek meeting neared its close delegates
through legislative matters which dealt
dions under which the church should
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
2 Students Make
Toledo Honor Roll

Two Port Clinton students at the
University of Toledo have been
listed on the University's honor
roll for the semester just COM
pleted. They are James M. Rud-
dock and Delmer L. Thomas.
In order to be included on the
honor roll student must compile
a grade point average of 2:5 or
higher = or, a minimum average
of halfway between "B" and an
"a" Last semester only 156 out of
total of almost 1900 full time
day studenta met these require
mentS.
Mr.. Ruddock, sophomore in the
t U College of Pharmacy, is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Ruddock, 327 w. 4th st. Mr.
Thomas, senior in the College of
Arts and Sciences, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer B. Thoaa1s,
115 w. Perry St.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
Skilled Labor
Scarcity Reported

Port Clinton has scarcity of
skilled labor in three classified
tions, machinists, Stenographers
andw secretaries, and typists and
clerk-typists, according to labor
supply data compiled by the Divi-
sion of Research and Statistics for
the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
Compensation.
Scarcity of certain skilled work.
ers in many Ohio communities is
more pronounced these past three
months than during the preceding
three-month period. 81 Ohio com
munities list employer requests for
secretaries; 81 for typistS; and &c
communities need machinists. Job
seekers qualified in any of these
skillS are urged to register fol
work at the Ohio State Employ.
ment Service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
Rural Women's News

County wide meeting for the Cot
ton Dress classes will be held
March l at 1:3O pm. in the Oak
Harbor Community Hall.
These classes will be taught by
Mrs. Wenner. All women in the
county interested in making cot
ton dress, must attend this meet
ing, to take part in the classes.
This class will be a prerequisite for
Tailoring" to be taught next year.
x
Next Home Council meeting
will be March 13 in the Extension
Office at 100 pm. All members
are urged to attend.
February % at 1:30 pm. lesson
in "Broiler Meals will be taught in
Harris Township at the home OF
Mrs. Leonard STANCE, Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Feb. "a: Mrs. Hazel Debien, Fred
Schneider, Gladys Heineman, Mrs
William Buck, Tom Stevens, Mrs
William Fell, Art Long, John Zet-
ger, Pr, o. L. Teagarden. Ami
versaries of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pet
ersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Hof-
facker.
Feb. 25: Mrs. Richard Wolf, John
Winnie, Mrs. Mae Marshall Loder
Clarence Bandelean, James Yen
sen, Joyce Ann Babcock, Connie
Baumert, Vicki Baker, Mrs. Ric-l-
ard Krupp, Roxane Florian.
Feb. 26: Mrs. R. S. Smith, Roy
Drickhammer, John Belknap, Clar-
ence Yost, Irene L. French, Adolph
Wozniak, Mrs. Warren Balduf,
Christine Ann Mannisto, Norine
Taylor. Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Boysen.
Feb. 27: Robert Ernst, Michael
Matheny, Lloyd DanKlefSen, hickey
Lenke, Mrs. Ethel Hazelton, Clau.
dine Hayne, Fred Singer, Willis
Misch, Mrs. Harold Jeremy, Fred
Hendricks, Howard Behrman
David Lubeck. Anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Beggs, Mr.. and Mrs
Enos Rarden.
Feb. %; Mrs. George Adams
Mrs. Edward Lieske, Mrs. George
Schafer, Enos Rarden, Melvin I'm
mel, Georgia Carol McGee, Mrs
Jack Darlington, Mrs. Emery Gle
low, Mrs. Urban Lochotzki. Ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Adams.
Feb. %: Raymond Hoffman, Har
ry Thompson, Bert Mackey, Au
gust Warnke, Hugh Miner.
March L; Richard Allyn, Mrs
Welden Scherer, Jane Miller Lueb
cke, Irma Dayton, Mrs. Charlie.
Lano, Herbert Coon, Ned Newcom
er, Stella Mcdonald, George Hart
laub, Abe Bassett.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

council program with the leader
ship of Mrs. William Ref, chair
man and Mrs. Don Biehler, Secre-
tary. Other women who gave spe-
cial help were Mrs. Miles K'Burg,
Mrs. Eden Leow, and Mrs. Gay
lord Croll.
Following the advisory council
program which was celebrating the
20th Anniversary of the Farm Bu-
reau Advisory Council program in
Ohio, there was entertainment of
round and square dancing to the
Glen Steensen's Orchestra Of Per
rysburg, bingo, cards, and other
games were organized by Murland
Brunkhorst of Oak Harbor.
Refreshments were served by
the Farm Bureau women of the
County Farm Bureau Board. Baby
sitting service was organized by
Mrs. VIM. Ref of Graytown.
Group singing was lead by Rich
ard Moore of Carroll Township,
Mr.. Herbert Schumacher welcomed
the Farm Bureau members to the
Jamboree. Ben Glover, organiza-
ton director of the County Farm
Bureau, announced that the Farm
Bureau membership had reached
665 members and that the mem.
'bership represents 1870 of the
farmers in Ottawa County receiv-
ing $1,000 or more from their
farms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
The JEW Ill
BOX
BY yUEL REED COVER

jaunt on which she and Margaret
Lukac left on Saturday The
kids who get a bid for the annual
Honor Society dinner April 80 as
a result of their good scholastic
showing are in for a really enter
tanning night Sylvia Nakrin's
educational committee from the
Federation of Women's Clubs has
booked Mel Murray, Fostoria radio
official, who has an 10 contest pro-
gram that sounds fascinating
Ironically, chairman Sylvia won't
get to see it - that same night is
Eastern Star inspection and as an
officer she'll have to be thereD j..
Nick Nissen and Curt Kuhnle are
among the Florida sun-seekers
The Jim Browns have started con.
struction on their new house in
the Anna Sloan Smith addition
Got tip on how to keep your ivy
and philodendron looking like a
magazine picture = somebody tells
us they always use baby oil to wipe
off the leaves And how they
shine! That's lovely card we
got from New Orleans, and most
interesting account of what must
be a marvellous visit - but gosh
darn it, whoever sent it forgot tC
sign a name! Could it be from
Earl and Edna Boyle, maybe?
And, also anonymously, comes the
Invasion Day edition" of the Tam
pa Daily Times -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

ers in Danbury, A. O. Calm and
Max Sharpe in Oak Harbor, and
Williston Implement in Williston.
Agricultural Datebook
Feb. 25: Fruit Directors Meeting.
Feb. %: Canning Crops Day,
Elliston E & R Church
Feb. 90: Poultry Institute, Oak
Harbor Town Hall.
March 5: Dairy Service Unit
Testing Meeting.
The dairy tour last week was a
real success with ladies of the
Genoa Grange serving an excellent
lunch. Our round table discussion
included Reed Oestreich, Fred
Grieger, Emerson Fillmore, Oscar
Sandwisch, Glenn Mining and the
specialists Ken Battles, and Harry
Donoho. We were cordially re-
ceived at each of the three farms
that included Roy Younker, Art
James and Bob HuSs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
EnEn @nIAAA
FRED GRIMM

One of the recommendations Of
the Plant Ohio county committee
was more tree planters for the
area. A letter from M. K. Idleman,
district forester at Findlay says
they rent tree planters at So per
thousand trees planted. Unfortun-
ately the planter is completely
scheduled for this spring.
X
A large delegation from the
county attended the state horti-
cultural meeting in Cleveland last
week. Among those we saw were
the following growers and their
wives: Ed Ludwig, Walter Miller,
Richard Moore, A. w. Kalb, L. D.
Luchsinger, and Herbert Schumak-
er. Also attending were Jeff Kerr,
Richard Wiechel, Dale Wohlers,
L. J. Wahlers, Henry Kihlken, Vim
Nugent, S. N. Liam, Luther Pc
ters and Harry Deacon.
X x
You folks will be interested to
know that S. N. Liam, Bay town
ship fruit grower has been elected
president of the Ohio Horticultural
Society.
1t looks like banner year com
ing up in All Club. Demand for
membership has increased to the
point where Carroll township re-
Gently organized their third girls
club. Mrs. Charles Humphrey and
Mrs. Melvin Whitman are the ad
visors. Gerald Wonnell organized
welding club that meets in his
Bay township repair shop. We also
have four tractor clubs going al
the following places; George Wahl
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
PUT-IN-BAY
Louise IA. Sfoiber

At the regular monthly meeting
of the Odd Fellows held Monday,
February Is, the following new of
ficers were installed: Harold
Hauck, Noble Grand; Chester
Dress, Vice Grand; George Bor-
man, Secretary; James Poulos,
Treasurer; Eugene Ingold, Right
Supporter to the Noble Grand;
Clarence Grove, Left Supporter to
the Noble Grand; Harry Schillu-
melt, Warden; Tim Reinhart, Con-
ductor; Henry Gram, Chaplain;
Frank Vroman, Outside Guard;
Mel Cover and Fred Haller, Scene
Supporters; John Nissen and Kurt
Woischke, Right and Left Support
er to the Vice Grand.
Betty Ann Drumming and her in
fant daughter are on the Island
for a short visit with Betty AIMS
parents, the Alfred Parkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carr are
vacationing in Fort Lauderdale
Florida.
Myron Myers is spending several
days vacationing on mainland.
Helen Traverse is spending sew
eral days in Baltimore, Md visit
ing her son Bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ladd are
the proud parents of new sor
born Feb. 18.
Your correspondent is leaving
for a six weeks vacation in Miami
Fla. During this time the Putin
Bay News will be written by Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
(H)EARINCS

Says the current issue of Oak
Ridge Life, the Green Springs
Sanitarium publication: 1T was
certainly tribute to Vorys Collier,
Oak Ridge editor, when his former
pupils and fellow teachers serenad-
ed him with beautiful carols at
Christmas time. / know he was
deeply appreciative as we all were.
The carolers were from Portage
twp school of Gypsum. How many
are remembered as both teacher
and friend?" And that fits our
Vorys to T A certain meet
ing earmarked for March l is gon-
ma have fireworks, say insiders
When a kid can handle all the
extra curricular activities that
Scott Carter does, as well as he
does = and still take first place
in the county in scholarship tests
. Seems to us he deserves an
extra helping of praise d. Kay and
Wayne Fee, who moved to Fremont
last fall to the accompaniment of
long faces from local friends, will
be sending out a Big Announce
ment soon . Note to Helen and
Darrell Fadely, now in Urbana:
drop in and see our new friends,
Chet and Virginia Hegele, 112 Rey-
nolds ST., Urbana, will you?
Chet, a former school teacher, has
been incapacitated with multiple
sclerosis for five years, and they're
one of the grandest couples you
can ever run across P. S. We
sure miss you Fadelys' hereD
If you love pink (and who doesn't?)
wait till you see the new Roberts
Fashions Store +. It'll be a "pink
cloud store and its business
stationery is printed to match
Wonderful news that Keith Leath
ers is on the upgrade after thai
so-serious illness with phlebitis
that had us all worried >. Nice o1
the Power Squadron to be so ap
preciative of The News stories or
its fine work
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
Farm Bureau Jamboree Draws More
Than 275 For Fun-FilIed Evening

Over 275 Farm Bureau members
and families attended the first
Farm Bureau Jamboree held in OF
tawa County at the GraytoWn
School, Feb. 18th.
Highlight of the evening was an
hour of entertainment presented
by 10 Farm Bureau Advisory Coun-
ellis and Bay Township Farm Blu
reau. The County Farm Bureau
Women'S Committee organized the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

ROY H. BURY, Lyons farm
er and one-time liquor depart
ment employee, is one of three
in the Democratic Party seeking
the nomination for lieutenant
governor. Others are John
Taylor, Lisbon printer, and Ed
ward Tepe, five-term mayor of
Norwood.
CUBERNATORIAL candidates
of both parties-seven in all
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

Next Wednesday, Feb. %, is
more than just an ordinary day on
the calendar for several local peo-
pie. To those who have birthdays
on that day, it gives 'em chance
for a once every four years
day of real celebration.
Our birthday box lists Raymond
Hoffman, Harry Thompson, Bert
Mackey, August Warnke and Hugh
Miner with Feb. 90 anniversaries.
Do you know of any others?
Our Best, Joe
It's been just about year since
Joe Chlystum, %, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ChlyStum of Seventh St.,
came home from a military stay
in Germany. But EOD worker Joe
isn't doing much celebrating right
now. He underwent surgery at
Mercy hospital in Toledo last
Thursday for removal of about 20
cysts on his head, and he was due
to go back into surgery this week
to have 10 more taken off. One
bright spot about his enforced hos
pital stay is that his sister Marian,
student nurse at the hospital, can
visit him frequently = she was In
surgery with him. A lot of friends
are pulling for your quick rec0v-
cry, Joe. He got to come home be-
tween operations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

REP. WILLIAM AYRES (R.,
Akron) doesn't miss a political
bet. he sent a telegram of
welcome to Congressman Jimmy
Roosevelt when the son of FDR
spoke at an ADA dinner the
other night.
TALK around capitol corri.
dors has Or. John D. Porter.
field, state director of mental
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
OFFICERS RETURN

Returning to EOD this week
were 1t. Col. Maurice V. Sargent
Executive Officer, who has been at
tending Exercise Sage Brush" al
Camp Polk, La, since November 1
and Capt. Walter Jewell, Command
ing Officer of the 44th Ordnance
Detachment, who has been at Aber
deem Uroving Ground, Md.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

have been invited TO participate
in forum sponsored by the
Associated Press Society of Ohio
in Columbus on April 8. =.
OHIO'S league of women vot-
ers will distribute educational
literature on candidates of both
parties prior to the primaries. ;.
last year the league put out
more than a quarter million
pieces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

hygiene, taking another Job
soon. he's been kicked around
by some newspapers and then,
of course. LaUsche's term ex-
pires this year.
THE Summit County Demo
crat, one of the few party voices
in the state, has changed its
formal to a lively tabloid under
new owner-editor Jack Mcclure.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
ROBERT W. RETDKR
Rspesh Frsn 7As
STATE
CAPITOL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A COLUMBUS MAN

is telling friends that he'll probably be candidate
for state office in SO. looking ahead is 45year-od
Edward l. Welsh currently public relations director for
the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Welsh, former
newspaper editor and onetme general manager of
Secretary of State office Welsh seriously considered
filing for the job this year. ;.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

All you can eat for $1.0O at the
Lions PANCAKE SUPPER, Thurs
day March 9th at the Trinity
Methodist Church. Start serving
at 5 PM.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
TIPoFF THAT THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN

for the gubernatoria nomination will be sugfest
came with revelation by Thomas VAIL political writ
for the Cleveland News that 1t. Gov John W. Brown
had issued misleading information regarding his educa
tional background. Medina County's COP. committee
is standing pat however, it's endorsement of Brown
after furry of talk that it might be rescnded.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
SCATTER PINS

Bridge tender Henry Rider, who's
feeling clipper now after that at
tack of pneumonia which hospital
lied him, says he isn't planning
immediate retirement, as was un-
der consfderation,sfpr a while 7.
He'd opened the bridge 1900 times
in '55 before he went to the hos
pital A lot of fervent good
wishes are going your way, Dick
French, from friends who know
that you'll battle the tough blow
of cardiac trouble with all the
gumption for which you're famous
Perry Memorial Monument
superintendent Aubrey Houston
may have some news soon to an
nounce about improvements at the
area, part of Mission 66'' which
will affect all National Parks
Records out of Washington show
125, 1926 visitors were at the monu-
ment last year Wanta see
somep'n? Sneak into the home &c
department at the high school one
night next week, and watch the
coaches and the DTC officers
earnestly baking away =. Prepar
ing the items they'll contribute to
the Downtown Coaches March Bro
bake sale County cherry pie
champion Carole Smith has volun
teered to bake five of her extra
special pies for the sale, too
Proceeds go to high school ath
Ietics Tragic death of DaviC
Welch, son of former Port Gin
tonites Ruth and Gene Welch, now
in California Which so shock
ed local friends .. . was caused by
heart attack suffered after hi
came in from playing in the snow
local relatives have learned -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
That's FaithfuInessI

Sending a story about "Catawba
Island Day" at Nakomis, Fla. (see
society page) our former Catawba
correspondent Blanche Rofk-a +
comments "You see I can't get the
reporter business out of my mind
Must be news conscious, I guess"
Added note to BPW club:
Blanche adds: 'l expect to he
home March 6 and hope to attend
BPW March 7. Should be able to
help with tables" But Blanche
they've moved BPW meeting up to
Tuesday, March 6, this time on ac
count of Lenten Services!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24
How's That Again?

Ever since she hung up after
telephone call late one recent
afternoon concerning a meeting
the previous night, we've been puz-
zling over just what this remark
meant:
Il know l should have called
earlier she said. "But my hus
band oversight"
Lady, will you puh-leez call
again and explain the connection?
TRiNKETS
Helen Loehden, the prett y
blonde gal you saw at the National
Bank for several years, is now in
offices at the Standard Products
~. And Jean Crawford Benham
has switched from P c Mfg. Co. to
Emmetts' Electric Nurse De-
loris Kohring resigned at Magrud-
er, effective last week - she'll
make future plans after a Florida
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-24

STATE SENATOR CHARLES CARNEY
fiery speaker and professional labor representative
in the Youngstown called upon to introduce
Congressman Roosevelt at the Americans for Demo-
cratic Dinner in Akron. it drew capacity crowd
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

FORD 1856 Fairlane Victoria: fully
In, low MILEAGE. Call EN-. 3-65si