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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
WESTERN BUCKEYE LEAGUE
Areas Best Shots
VIII Appear On
CeIinG HdrdlUOOd

Local cage tournament fans may
not see the likes of Willshire's Gary
Kesler, area scoring phenom with an
average of some 35 points per game,
at the Non-County tournament which
opens at Celina Tuesday night, but
they can see four of the areas top
independent scoring leaders in action.
Leading this group is member of
Bluffton's opening game opponent,
Delphos Jefferson. The Wildcats are
paced by Keith Ayers with an 49,
point plus per game average.
Following Ayers in the scoring par
ade is Lima st. Johns T. Bruin with
17.2 average. Two other parochial
players, st. Roses Jim Kill has a 14.5
average and Pitchford of St. Gerard's
is averaging 14.5 per game.
Other top Independent leaders are
Ada's Alexander, 1871; Fensler, 1875,
and Parshall, 1913.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No 303SS
Estate of Charles " Hilty. Deceasa7.
Notice is hereby given that Charles 4. Hilty
of 510 South MainA6t., Hluffton, Ohio, he's been
duly appointed Adfninie ietrator of the Estate of
Charles d. Hiltyf decetsed. late of Allen Coun-
ty, Ohio.
Creditors aye reqpired 20 file their claims
with said fid1ciary within four m0nths.
Dated thisN27tn day of 1apnary, 1906.
PAULfJ. ROCKEY,
Probate Judge OF said County
Feb. 3, 16, 23
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
COry-RawsOn School
Damaged By VandaIS

For the second time in two years
vandals have broken into the high
school at Cory-Rawson. Hancock
county Sheriff Carson Davis said
money apparently was the motive of
the break-in last Friday.
Damage was estimated at $40G. Of
ficers said the office doors were
entered by breaking the door glass. A
jimmy bar was used on other office
doors and filing cabinets.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
MID-OHIO LEAGUE
SWISS WINTER CONCERT

Winter concert of the Toledo Swiss
Singers will be presented at 4:15
p. m. Sunday in the Swiss Hall, 735
S. st. Clair street, Toledo, under the
direction Of Joseph Sainton. Supper
will be served and dancing will be
held from z to II to the Geggus or
chestra.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09

80 if you want to move into the big
car travel world at smal-car price
if you want to have the time of
your motoring life with the lift and
llt and pride and prestige of beau
tiful new Buick as your very own
what's holding you back1
Dropinonusright quick-tomorrow.
maybe2 and well show you tho
biggest bundle of high-powered
Buick ever offered in Americas low
price field.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
delivered L0caNX

*2-Door 6-Possenger Buick SPECIAL
Sedan, Model 48, illustrated. Any
stote ond Iocol taxes, additional.
Prices may vary slightly in odioining
communities. A wide variety of enro-
cost equipment and accessories oyoiI-
able OF your option.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
Muskinguni Cagers
Among OhiO's Best

Coach Bob Burkhelder, former
Bluffton high and Ohio State
university cage ace, is further
proof that scholastic mentors
can step into the college ranks
and show their ability.
Burkholder's Muskingum col
lege cage team, a member of the
Ohio Conference, ranks 18th
among the 40 Ohio colleges and
universities on the basis of their
wOn-lost record. The Muskies,
are currently 8-4 for the seaso1.
Last year the team won but
two games.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
Pirates Close Regular Cage Schedule
Friday Night With Van Vert Cougars

about 20 points per game.
Other lettermen are Bob Young, 5-7
senior, Devon Bricker, 5-11 senior,
and Larry Smith, 6-2 junior. The fifth
starter is Ronnie Dierks, 81 junior.
Nine of the Id men on the roster are
puniors.
The Pirates should be ready for the
contest. They have played but one
game in the past 10 days. That was
the one against Elida here Tuesday
night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

Shareholders of the Bluffton Com
munity hospital corporation will hold
their annual meeting, Tuesday even
ing, February 81, in the hospital din
ing room. Three trustees will be elect
ed at the meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09

The loss gave the Beavers a record
Of 0-5 in the MO and an overall mark
of 2-8. For Ashland it was their third
league victory against three defeats.
They have an overall mark Of IA.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-02-09

FOR SAVING or trying to save
life, 165 Boy Scouts were honored in
one year for heroism by the National
Court of Honor Of the organization.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

work done by the fruit growers.
Mr.. Hadley expressed the opinion
that this was an example which
others could follow.
A condensed report was given
each member showing the factual
accomplishments. Items from this
report show that IT'S persons vol
UNFAIRLY work on all phases of the
Extension program. All enrolment
reached a peak of 705 members
during 1855. These members en-
rolled in 1890 projects. There were
100 advisors for the Al clubs.
Newspapers were commended in
the report for their cooperation in
publishing news articles dealing
with Extension adult education
education and youth work.
In addition to the newspaper
coverage the Extension agents pre-
pared Or took part in q radio and
Twp rograms. 2511 bulletins were
requested by persons throughout
the county A total Of 434 farm
and home calls we're made and
1912 people made personal visits
to the office in Oak Harbor
Next meeting of the group is
scheduled for Thursday, February
9 to plan for 1861.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
ART CLUB TO
Be CHARTERED

Port Clinton Art Club will effect
a formal organization and draft
plans to be chartered at a meeting
set for Sunday, Feb. 26, at 2 pm.
in the Art Studio.
Among the Clubs long-range am
bitions is opening of permanent
gallery or museum in this area,
said director BeBlla Russell. Artists
and devotees of allied crafts are
warmly welcomed to attend the
meeting. Sustaining as we'll as ac-
tive members of The Art Club will
be included in the new organiza-
ton. Enthusiastic public response
given the Clubs first Mid-Winter
Art Show resulted in the plans to
make the Clubs application for q
charter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

ing clothes in streams and hanging
them to dry on bushes; taking dis
carded blown out tires to make
SoleS for them to tie on their feet;
and policemen standing on over
turned boxes at intersections in
place of traffic lights. At Eight the
policemen are equipped with kero-
sene laterns. Attitudes of 1000 ft.
in Mexico City caused shortness of
breath.
Nine brave men ventured forth
on icy roads to meet with their
pastor, Rev. George Reinke, at the
regular monthly meeting of the st.
Paul's Lutheran Brotherhood.
Those attending were Lyle Ried-
maier Richard Schmardebeck, Ted
Burmeister, Richard WadsWorth, j,
L. Kihlken, Bud Luebcke, Lloyd
Dayton, Edwin Bredehoft and Paul
Dubbert, A movie was shown on
ball bearings from New Departure.
At the January meeting of this
group the old officers were reflect
ed for another year. Serving now
are: Ted Burmeister, president;
Dale Wahlers, vice president; Will
liam Hirt, secretary; and Richard
WadsWorth, treasurer. The mem
bership committee is: Lloyd Day
ton, Jack Peters and Llye Ried-
maier. Richard Schmardebeck, Cliff
Wolf, Paul Michnay and Milton
Going comprise the entertainment
Continued on Page B-8)
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Arthur Winnie
Retires At EOD

Arthur B. Winnie of 217 Fulton
Street, Port Clinton, has retired
from government service at Erie
Ordnance Depot. He was an en-
ployee in the Artillery Branch of
Depot Maintenance Division.
Mr.. Winnie, who retired for per-
sonal reasons, had over 13 years of
continuous Federal service. He
started as a laborer in 1912. He
was called into military service
and returned to Erie after his dis
charge
Colonel Phillips, Commanding
Officer Of Erie, presented Mr.. Win
ME with a letter of appreciation
and commended him on his faith
full and trusted employment at
Erie.
Mr.. Winnie's plan for the future
are indefinite.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Jan. 27. Andrew Kastro, Julie
Marrek, Mrs. Lee Bracken, Fred
Jensen, Jane L. HeintZ, Richard
Davenport, Anna Jean Beier. Ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hines.
Jan. %: Lenore Petersen, Evelyn
Davis, Mrs. Fred Yensen, Carolyn
Tettau, James Hopfinger, twins
Jane Anne and Jean Marie French.
Jan. 30: Sue " Marinello, Alvin
Holtcamp, Robert Gardnes, Edwin
d. Ewartz, Mrs. Dean Kirk. Ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Adams.
Jan. 30: Mrs. Sophia Won Eitzen
Hines, Mrs. John Tettau, Pete
Snyder.
Jan. 81: Delos Nissen, Arthur
Hauser, Marilyn Meyer, Carl Bal
duff, Ralph Smith, Frank Dubbert,
Ronald Gall, Mrs. L. F. Fachman,
Frederick Zeis, A. j. Disher,
Thomas Cooper, Mary Elizabeth
Brown, Lee Bracken, Tony Patz,
Dana Marie Goff, Billy Cooley,
Carolyn Burr, Henry Kern, Mrs.
Ethel Allan, Mrs. Thelma Fred
erick.
Feb. l: Jack Smith, Florence
Kinney Haaser, Florence Yingling,
Ralph Cornell, Leonard Sharp, Lois
Jean Bice, Sue Basiley Graham,
Sharon Lee Gentry, Mrs. John
Hensler. Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Thompson.
Feb. 2: Ernest Bass, Arthur Win
ME, Cary Keller, Donald Ffau, Mrs.
E. j. Hass, Joe Lee Won Claim, Mrs.
Earl Lockwood, Mrs. Clayton Bor.
der, William Zelms, Sr., John Will
ber, Abbie White. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hamann, Mr.
and Mrs A. w. Chapman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

ports on dairy and beef showed
that these groups were also trying
to reach the consumer with an in
formation program.
The meeting in charge of Cecil
Miller, Elmore, gave each group
working with the Agricultural EX-
tension Service an opportunity to
tell that their committee or group
accomplished in 1855. Reports were
made by Mrs. Fred Barnes, Elmore
for Home Council, James Lenke,
Elmore, for All, Beve Henry and
Ken Schultz, Oak Harbor, for Jr
Fair Board and 5-H Club respec-
lively, Albert Myerholtz, Graytown,
for cattle feeders and Mrs. Carl
Wainwright, Oak Harbor for Poul-
try.
Reports for dairy, forestry, Wild
life and crops were given by county
agent Fred T. Grimm in the alb
sence of regular chairman. Colored
slides were shown to illustrate each
report.
Herbert Hadley, Extension Super
visor for northwestern Ohio, was
present and commended the group
for their leadership and willingness
to grasp with farm problems. He
was especially generous with his
praise of the consumer information
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

The family reports being met by
guides and in the interest of health,
language differences, and sight
seeing, they hired one. He drove
the car and related Mexican his
tory. Also the guide makes all ar
rangements for food and lodging.
The Frank Myers family was
joined in Mexico City by Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Orns and nine year
old niece of Toledo. They expert
enced driving 125 miles through
solid fog. They saw women wash
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
DANBURY NEWS
Trip To Mexico Enjoyed
ByDanbury Family Of 4
DANBURY NEWS
By MRS. RICHARD WADSWORTH
News Staff Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers, daughter, Dianne and
Maynard have just returned home from trip which
probably the envy of otof your correspondent included
They travelled thru Mexico viewing churches ruins pyra
ids floating gardens and fascinated by the bull fights
An interesting experience south of Monterey driving
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
TRINKETS

"It'S sunny weather here but I'd
love to have good good old cold
icy Ottawa-co winter" writes Rita
CumInins Vogel from Moore Air
Base at Mission, Texas "Bet
the lake is fascinating this time of
year and Pd like to see it and all
the wonderful people" Right
now as we type, Rita, there's a
whing-ding of a blizzard whirling
outside the office window - we
took an extra look (for you, and
an extra shiver (for us) Note
to Elizabeth Denny and Gladys
Mahier: thanks for the nice notes
of appreciation l.. Carl and Betty
IngWersen, down in Melbourne,
Fla, are added to The News fam
lily of readers this week and we're
happy to welcome 'em That
district Gel. convention here
isn't until April 10, but the gals
certainly are going about planning
it in an efficient manner :. Marge
Child Guidance CounciD Faust de-
signed clever life-saver type badges
which delegates will wear, to carry
out the nautical theme being plan
ned . j.. We know three nice fam
lilies desperately in need of house
to rent All are professional
men, and if you can come up with
a Lead for them, we'll add our per-
sOnal thanks . . The rental Situa-
ton here is getting more difficult
by the day Evelyn Misch paid
the hospital emergency room visit
Thursday forenoon when her right
index finger got tangled in the
beaters of an electric mixer
No fractures, but plenty sore +.
Local Angle
Did you see those pictures in
Sundays Plain Dealer called the
greatest Photographic exhibition
ever assembled, TIE FAMILY OF
Man" which originated at the Mu-
scum of Modern Art in New York
and which were on exhibition in
Cleveland Museum of Art this
week?
And do you recall one in par.
ticular, the line of small youngsters
following a strutting drum major
ette, entitled Follow The Leader?
Well, the third boy in the string
is Jamie Robertson, grandson OF
Mrs. Harry Belknap of E. Second
St., and son Of James and Jean
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27


A s'resigna ton" and a move
to California will be a headline
item in the not-too-distant future
49,. That wedding that everybody
wondered about the "where and
when took place in Angola, Ind.
y. Might be something cookin'
about Scouts taking over the city
offices for day, as part of Ma
tional Scout Week observance here
-. Good to hear that Marie (Mrs
john Zetzer is doing well after
recent serious surgery BPW
members have a big surprise in
store when they assemble at Trim
ity Methodist Church next Wednes-
day night for their regular meeting
-. The Elmer Clemons' will move
into Lakeland Motel for a tempo
rary stay while their lovely new
home is being completed, SO Gordy
and Juanita Cooper and family can
get into the Clemons'' present Per
ny st. home The sight of the
Earl Wiseman youngsters, Nancy,
David and Tommy, as they deliver
their Toledo Blades in a sleigh
pulled by their pony Roxy these
snowy days is charming one j.. i.
Betcha kids never had so many
willing volunteer helpers on a pa
per route Gal we miss around
here is our peppy Elsa Florian,
who's taking it easy for awhile >. 1.
John 'Diehl, who resigned as Stand
ard Products chief engineer Jan.
Is, will have mighty interesting
announcement to make shortly but
until details are completed We'll
respect his request not to break
the story +. Bill and Freda Fisher
Berwick, down from Lakewood for
the weekend, we're a welcome sight
to local friends eyes
SCATTER PINS
Our Carl LaValle's car got found
cred in snow pile on Madison st.
during the Big Snow, and bank ex-
ecutives Earl Wilson, Wilbur Gill
and dentist w. w. Van Malta were
the Good Samaritans who lent. a
helping push Plans for To-
cally held training course for law
enforcement officials, with To-
ledo expert as instructor, are in
the talking stage :. Ice fishermen
reported catching few smelt in
deep water off Catawba Cliffs and
Marblehead and nobody we've talk
ed to ever remembers any of the
silvery, little fish being caught pre-
viouSly around here on hook and
line !. The enthusiasm you hear
over the Power Squadron course
underway at the Yacht Club is
marvellous Our hat is off to
the generous willing Workers Of
Port Clinton and Gypsum who
Are sponsoring the Polio Fund din
ner at Jai Lai Feb. 4 =. Unless
you've worked on this project,
you've no idea the tremendous
amount of work it entails F.. And
every one of the workers deserves
a tremendous salute {. Buy a tic
ket even if you can't go, won't you?
Martha Kuebler was flabber.
gasted to arrive home the other
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Belknap Robertson of Ann Arbor.

Delhudp hOueIISoll VI Hllli AIUoI.
Jamie is II now. The picture was
taken couple years ago and first
appeared in Life magazine. Now
it is one of those selected out of
more than 100000 photographs
from every corner of the globe by
Edward Steichen, dean of American
photographers, as "a pictorial docu-
ment of humanity" Jamie'S father
is assistant dean of the Arts Col
ege at Ann Arbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

FRED GkINtM
Hannibal Gumb from Graytown
was in about buying chicks. We fur
nished him a list of approved
hatcheries in Ohio. We have copy
for you if you are interested.
Mr.. Gumb brought out that years
back Extension Service used to
have some motion picture films
which were used at Graytown. To
day we have much larger list of
films, many OF them in color In
addition we have film catalogs
from major industrial firms. We
will be happy to help you secure
one of these films for your meet
ing.
Don Kuhlman, recently elected
delegate to the Ohio Cattle Feeders
Assn, says the annual meeting to
be held February 1 and 2 will be
tops. Such men as Fred Hatch of
Chicago, Forest Noel of Montana
Beef Council, Roscoe Haney of Will
son and Co. are a few men to be
on the program. Get your tickets
from Don.
Persons who attended the Lime
and fertilizer meeting at Mort Fair
field include Justin Rofkar, Wilton
Goetz, Louis Holland, Gaillard
Markley, Marvin Arndt, Otto My
lander, Clarence Parlette and your
county agent.
1t seems to me that this has been
rather ideal winter. Not too cold
but ground frozen most of the time.
1t has provided ideal conditions for
hauling manure and other farm
chores.
Agricultural Datebook
January 81, February |, 2 - All
Advisors Conference Potawatomi
Inn, Angola, Ind.
February l, State Cattle
Feeders, Columbus.
February l, 2 - GraytOwn InSti-
tute, Graytown School.
February 6, Z Gamers and
Fieldmen Conference, Columbus.
February - Soil Conservation
Annual Banquet.
February = 5-H Club
February 8 Soil testing, OF
aaWa, Ohio.
February 8 - All Conference,
i F'indlay, Ohio.
February 10 Allen Institute,
Allen School.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27


Making of Draperies
Leaders were trained last week,
by Jane Schoppe, Extension Spe-
cialist, to teach the Making of
Draperies.
Those who will teach the project
in their communities are: Mrs. c.
NJ. Schaaf, Mrs. Lucille Lickert,
Mrs. Elsie Tallman, Mrs. Arthur
Schultz, Mrs. Harold Kleinllans,
Mrs. Geo. Layman, Mrs. Lucille
Miller, all ~ Harbor; Mrs. Harold
E. Haar, Mrs. Leonard Strange and
Mrs. Fred Barnes, Elmore; Mrs.
Jess Miller and Mrs. Leo Martin,
Genoa; Mrs. Catherine Asman, Port
Clinton; and Mrs. Josephine Marek,
Gypsum. If you are interested in
learning how to make draperieS
please contact one of the leaders or
the extension office.
4
5-H Club -
The 5-H Club will meet February
7 in the Extension office at 800
pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Fine Work Of Extension
Service Shown At Meeting
OF Agricultural Council

Reaching 1393800 people in four major Ohio cities with
fruit information program seemed to be the high spot Of
the annual meeting of the Agricultural Council held January
r.
This fact revealed in the report presented by Ed Lud
wig president of Ottawa County Fruit Growers Assn Re-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

TOM HERBERT'S announce
ment that he will seek a seat
on the Ohio Supreme Court was
a mild surprise. there had
been some talk that he would
try for the COP. gubernatorial
nomination.
MARTIN FEiGERT. Van Vert
insurance man, will likely file
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

THE Democratic guberna-
torial race lost a candidate
when State Rep. Michael Cros-
ser decided to run for his pres
ent legislative seat rather than
undertake statewide cam
palgn. q.
1T. GOVERNOR John W..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Mrs. Richard (Joyce) Wads-
worth is new correspondent in
DanbUry for The News. Her
phone number is 2-7188 and she
will be happy TO take your calls
on Danbury news items.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

your car up the steep mountain
road to level spot, then parking
your car to ride burros to view the
spectacular Horsetail Falls.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

THE NERVOUS" SEASON
for all candidates will be the list closes
Feb. 8.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

for the Democratic nomination
to the legislature. .fhe seat
currently is filled by Harry
Bells, a Republican.
SUPPORTERS of Congress
man Wayne Hays 3D., Flushing)
anticipate he'll have little
trouble winning reelection in
the 18th District.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
Rural Wornen's News
Achievement Day

Achievement Day
The tentative date for the home
makers Achievement Day is April
27. Mark that date aside, so you
will be able to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
OHIO'S COP PICKED UP

half-mlion dollars in night result of those
Saluteto-E Eisenhower dinners which gives the Re-
pubcans here running start for what is expected to
be torrid SO campaign.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JuEL REED COVER

afternoon and find dozen tea
roses with a card signed "a Sec
ret Admirer" For all the nice
things she's always doing anony-
mously for people, it isn't muc1
wonder! :. Of all the weeks for
Martha Morgareidge's News to get
lost between PC and Columbus, it
would have to be the issue with
Louis Warmers obituary! We
sent another paper pronto, Martha
81 was especially waiting for
it." writes Martha, because 1 con-
sidered him one of my best friends
in Port Clinton, and thought so
highly of him"
y -
Oddly
When Joyce and Richard Wads-
worth, with children Billy, Donald
and Linda, returned Jan 6 after a
vacation stay in Florida, they
brought along land crab which
has turned out to be something of
a rarity. They got it from Luther
and Elba Rhodes when they visited
them at the Harry Knorrs' place at
Key West. Experts who have seen
the crab think it was hermit crab
which crawled into another she'll
and took UP permanent residence
there, and Danbury schools science
teacher wants it for further study
when young Billy and his friends
are ready to relinquish it.
The Wadsworths' encountered
Hans Jensen once when they
stopped for gas, and later visited
him at his trailer-bus "The Wander
er" which ned just moved to Key
Largo. Then in Fort Lauderdale,
they met the Sam Cont family and
later encountered them again at
Palm Beach.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Brown is counting heavily on
the use of felevision in his bid
for the Republican nomination
for governor. ;.
OSCAR FLECKNER, former
liquor director who has jumped
into the Democratic contest, is
a native of Ottawa County. -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

CONGRESSMAN CLIFF CLEVENGER r., BRYAN)
has made it official he'll be candidate for cleo
ton to his ninth successive term from Ohos Fifth Dis
trict
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Hannibal Gumb from Graytown
was in about buying chicks. We fur
nished him a list of approved
hatcheries in Ohio. We have copy
for you if you are interested.
Evening star., 1956-08-30

These prices soudoy September T. iS
wushen MARYLAND HsH Heights, ss,hssdo, Silver Spring.
eesol Nils hyorss ksnns'on, Brentwood
Chevy choss whsoion Ro esss Pork ss~y
Iudian Hsod Capitol Weights Marlboro VIRGINIA. Nssondfo hs
Fos Annondos hsrdon ho SALES 70
DEALERS RIcHI 10 LM QUANTITIES ed ps's subject
10 dolly market shooss.