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Milford chronicle., 1956-09-21
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone Georgetown 2496

The MYAF of ST. Johns Church
will hold their services on Sunday
evening, September 80, at o.
clock. Noah Truitt and Vernon
Kitchens are the leaders. Rev.
Gerald Henderson of the Cannon
Charge will be the guest speaker.
There will be special singing. A
cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Milliner of
Reliance were Sunday guests OF
Rev and Mrs. Frank Lucia.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
the Wiley family in the loss of
their wife and mother, Mrs. Hulda
Wiley, who passed away on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Steele and
children spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Foskey, near Lau-
rel
Mrs. Helen Renfrow and chill
dren of Georgetown were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Justice
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1956-09-21

Mrs. Sallie Truitt, Mrs. May Hit
chens and Vernon Kitchens called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed in Mil
ton on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy White of Fed
eralsbsrg, Nd, called on Mrs.
Helen Truitt and Mrs. Lille Stew
art on Sundsy afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1956-09-21
BOOT BRIGADE

SHERIDAN, 'Wyo. - up - A
Fishing-bo Brigade has been
credited with controlling a light
ning-caused forest fire in the Big
Horn Mountains near here.
When Forest Service fire guards
arrived at the scene of a fire they
found it was nearly out.
Dick Bard of Story, Wyo, and
a group of fishermen he was guild
ing were dipping water from Snow
Lake in their fishing boots and
dousing the blaze.
Milford chronicle., 1956-09-21
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Milford chronicle., 1956-09-21

Created in 1858 in the first year
of the Eisenhower Administration,
the Small Business Administration,
in three years, made over $500
loans totaling s175 million, nearly
1000 of which were fer rehabilita-
ton in disaster areas
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02


FOR SALE-New ; bedroom house
full basement. built 1855. on loft
lot, immediate possession. SIS. 5oo.oo
FOR SALE: Small modern home
Handicapped yard on lbs acre trac,
OF land about sss miles from Sidney
on oiled highway. Beautiful view
and well worth $7oo0.oo.
FOR SALE: Commercial tract / s/4
acres, one mile from Sidney on
highway and priced 20 sell.
FOR SALE: Beautiful new two bed
DOE home on csarable west side
corner lot Price includes front
room wall to wall carpet. Invesd-
gate this fine home
FOR SALE: Small home one mile
from Sidney. on highway, SIS scres.
garage. barn. cowsesed. chicken
house, 4-wtre fence priced right
FOR SALE: Bushes lot on East Main
Street, suitable for any purpose nd
any type OF building. 90 feet corner
front
FOR SALE: Business and resi-
dental lots. See Bud or Joe.
Pioneer Loan & Realty
Company
Halvorycn Brothers
Sidney National Bank Building
Phone IN Sidney, Mont
FOR SALE - / 1851 model 6 IT.
Ais Chalmers combine with pick
up. Good shape. / 1947 model
6 #. Ais Chalmers combine. Fair
shape. Both have straw loader at
tachznents. See White Hart at Mint
Lunch. 25-3tp
FOR SAIE-Ia51 No. IS 14-ft. Self
Propelled John Deere Combine. Al
shape, ready to go TO the field.
$3.50. Contact John Whiteman.
Richey. Montana 2-2tc
NOR SAIEcOne 6-Foot Model A Case
Combine with air-cooled motor and
Pickup attachment. In running con-
dition. Also good John Deere
l0-foot power binder with good
canvas. Fred A. Franz, Sidney. Pm.
902-FX. 27-2tc ]
OR SALESOne 1858 NO. * 14-ft.
SeH-Propelled Massey Harris Com
bine, Al shape. ready to go to the
field. $500. Contact John Whitenna,
Richey. Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02

FOR SALE
Attention farmers and ranchersl
Denver = Gardner ara b. E. Gen.
trfs1ga1 pump. Brand new - never
been used. Cost price $l3e.50. WALL
81 for $4,000. Can be seen at
Niehenke Blacksmith Shoe. Ie-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02

Want-AdS

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Quirfes directed to Herald. C0h In
advance for al keyed OF otherwise
bind ads. or outside classified Ads
senf In by mail.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02

FOR SALE II International 75z-ft.
Deep Freeze; Electric Hot Plates.
See at West Side Motel. 27-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02
FOR SALE

Garwood and Hell Hydraulic
underbodY grain hoist. New
condition. IL by Is box. $z7s..
Glendive Auto Parts. GIendive.
Montana
28-6tc
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02

FOR SALE - First cutting akafrs
nay. Lewis Albert. Skaar Route,
Sidney. .16-4tp
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02

FOR SALESOne 1858 No. 80 14-ft.
SeH-Propelled Massey Harris Com
bine, Al shape. ready TO go to the
field. $500. Contact John Whitemna,
RiShey. Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-02

FOR SALE - Old davenport and
chair, only SIS; also bunk bed.
springs and mattresses, convertible
into two full sire single beds. See
at 10 So. Lincoln or phone Sow
evenings. 28-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Teacher Pay
Raise Being
Considered

Members of the Port Clinton City
Board of Education are considering
an upward revision of the teachers
salary schedule in order to raise
it to the level of schedules in eff
feet in neighboring Ohio cities.
At their meeting Thursday eve-
ming, much time was spent in dis
cussing four plans submitted by
Superintendent d. D. Sims. Action
on the schedule undoubtedly will
be taken at the next regular meet
ing of the board on April IL, Supt.
Sims said. If adopted, the new
schedule would 60 into effect in
September.
Continuance of the high schools
summer driver education program
was approved by the board and
Howard Smetzer, industrial arts
teacher, was employed to direct
the program for the fourth con-
Secutive year
Board members also discussed
specifications for rewriting addi-
tional rooms of the high school
building, and will advertise so that
bids can be considered at the April
meeting of the board.
A special meeting with Archi-
tect C.. H. Shively of Fremont will
be held in the near future to con-
slider revised plans for the pro-
posed west elementary building. If
approved, the board will again adj
vertise for bids.
Revision of the plans became
necessary when first bids, received
in February, exceeded the $600,O00
estimated cost by nearly $4,000,
Supt. D. d. Sims said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Guy Lotridge Retiring From EOD March 30

ceived a commentator from the
Commanding officer, Colonel Fran
els Rundell for his material assist
ance in facilitating and maintain
ing high production during the
emergency period. This commenda-
ton preceded one from the Chief
of Ordnance for the period 1943
through 1945.
A native of Wapakoneta, Ohio,
Mr.. Lotridge worked in Dayton, o.,
before entering the Army, where
he was employed in experimental
and machine work. In March 1919
when the post was converted from
a military to civilian post, a
group of % men including Mr.. Lot
ridge, established bachelor quart
ers on the depot. Mr. Lotridge lived
there until May, 1920 when he and
Mildred Clauss, Sandusky, were
married. They lived in Port Clin-
ton until 1949 when they moved
to fruit farm at Catawba Island.
They have one daughter, Mary
Jean, who is married and resides
in Pasadena, Calf, and one grand
daughter.
Mr.. Lotridge has been active in
bowling for the past twenty five
years both at EOD and in Port
Clinton. He has been Mason since
1920 and one of the original mem
bers of the Port Clinton American
Legion. He is also charter mem
Der of the EOD Twenty Year Club
One of the outstanding recollec
tions in Mr.. Lotridge's career al
Erie is the cooperation and superb
accomplishments during WorlC
II days, and the speed and eff
Continued on Page p
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
BAY-TWP. CRASH
INJURIES Three

Three Bay-fwp residents were
injured, one seriously, in two car
collision at the intersection of Mul-
cahy and Little Portage East Roads,
not far from their respective
homes, Wednesday shortly before
S pm.
In Magruder hospital are Senke
Ewersen, 81, who suffered serious
head injuries, his condition is list
ed as serious; and Mrs. Edna Neff,
%, wife of Roy Neff, who suffered
severe laceration of the leg and
body bruises. Her condition is sat-
isfactory. A three-year-old daugh-
ter, Donna Marie Neff, received
emergency treatment for lip lac
Grafton and was taken home from
the hospital. Both families live on
Route 3.
Mr.. EWersen, alone in his car,
was driving west on Little Portage
Road, enroute home from work at
the Matthews Co. Mrs. Neff and the
little girl, going to neighbors for
eggs, were driving south on Null
cahy Road. Deputy sheriff Myron
Hetrick said the crash hurled both
cars into a field, wrecking both
vehicles. A nearby resident heard
the crash and summoned aid. In
jured were taken to the hospital by
Gerner & Wolf ambulance.
Mr.. Ewersen was in a state of
shock, and X-ray examination to
determine extent of his injuries
was deferred
The accident happened on the
birthday of Mr. Ewersen's wife,
Frieda.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
1000 VISIT NEW
STORE OPENING

An approximate 1000 persons
visited Port Clinton's newest busi-
ness place, Roberts Fashions, at its
opening last Friday and Saturday,
enthusiastically praised the attrac-
tive decor of the new Women's ap
parel shop, and warmly welcomed
owners Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bran
to the community.
Orchids for the ladies, toys for
the children and cigars for mascu-
line visitors were opening day gifts.
Mr.. Bram's mother, Mrs. Theresa
Bran, flew here from Philadelphia
for the opening. Mrs. Bram's broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs William
Blum of Cleveland were among
the visitors who also included Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Lichtenstein of Ere
mont, owners >Of the business block
housing the new store.
Many beautiful bouquets of con-
gratulatory flowers added a fes-
tive note to the rooms, decorated
in satin pink, fuchsia and white in
a Pink Cloud" motif.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Death Ends 62
Years Of Marriage

Death Sunday of Mrs. Louise
Floro, IS, wife of former Ottawa
co conservation official Ephraim
"Eph" Floro of 112 Elm St., sep
arated couple who on February
5 had celebrated their 62nd we'd
ding anniversary.
Born in Carroll-twp Sept. 80,
1870, Mrs. Floro was a lifelong
resident of this area. Surviving
with Mr.. Floro are two daughters,
Mrs. Clarence Meinke of Bono and
Mrs. Emery Smith of Port Clinton;
one son, Lawrence K. Floro of Oak
Harbor; nine grandchildren, 18
great grandchildren, two great
great grandchildren; and two Sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Herring of Dan
bury and Mrs. Sam Miner of Erie
twp.
Mrs. Floro, whose death followed
an illness of two weeks, was a
member of Ottawa County Grange
and Rebekah Lodge. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted at 1:30 We'd
nesday from the Gerner and Wolf
funeral home, and burial was
made in Rushaw cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Sylvia Nakrin Promoted To Area
Supervisory Job BY Aid For Aged

Well deserved recognition for
the fine service Mrs. Sylvia Nakrin
of E. Fourth st. has given the Ot-
tawa-Co Aid For The Aged offices
as case worker for five years is
contained in her promotion to a
new position as a field supervisor
on the central office staff.
Mrs. Nakrin will relinquish her
case work position here to super
wise a northern Ohio territory,
which will be assigned when she
completes a weeks training at Co
lumbus, starting March 10. She
will maintain Port Clinton as her
headquarters, travelling daily to
adjacent counties in her supervisory
capacity
Mrs. Nakrin holds a bachelors
degree from Brooklyn College and
a masters degree from New York
School of Social Work, Columbia
University. She was in social work
in New York before she and her
husband, Jerome Nakrin of the
Standard Products Co., moved
here in 1949.
Active in local club circles and
in Playmakers, Mrs. Nakrin is cur
rentlyy treasurer of Business and
Professional Women's Club, and
educational chairman of Port Clin-
ton Federation of Womens Club
among other affiliations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Danbury Asks 4th
Voting Precinct

Establishment of a fourth vot-
ing precinct in Danbury-twp has
been requested, the Board of Elec-
tions announces. Notices posted at
Lakeside carry information that
any protests to such move are to
be filed with the Board by March
II.
The new precinct area is east Of
Lakeside to the corporation line of
Marblehead, west from the center
line of the Erie Beach Road ex-
tending to the lake, and south to
Route 1853. Present voting places
are at Marblehead, Danbury-twp
school, and Danbury hall.
Letter requesting establishment
of the added precinct, which would
increase to 43 the number of voting
places in Ottawa-co, was signed by
Dick Wiechel, Democratic central
committeeman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
DANBURY DRY"
VOTE RUMOURED

A prohibition issue may face
Danbury-twp voters on their bal
lots at the forthcoming election.
Reports that petitions will be
circulated, asking that banning of
intoxicating liquor be placed on
the ballots, were given impetus
this week when Mrs. C. J. Cronen-
berger, 421 Laurel Ave-, Lakeside,
asked the Board of Elections to OBJ
tain necessary forms.
Two types of petitions were re-
quested, one making an area COM
pletely dry and the other allowing
beer but banning other beverages.
Elections Board Clerk James Thier-
ry mas asked the secretary Of
states office to forward the de-
sired forms.
The News efforts Wednesday to
contact Mrs. Cronenberger by tele-
phone for further information were
unsuccessful.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
FEDERAL MEDIATOR ASSIGNED
Joy-Ride Brief,
Reason: No Gas

a 16-year-old who borrowed
car from the Kelly Dunn used
car lot Sunday night for 10y
ride was apprehended by the
sheriff's department when he ran
out of gas near AppieviIIe.
A garage enploye saw the car
halted along fhe road, its parking
lights on, but with no license
plate. He notified the sheriffs
department. and Deputy James
EiIenberger found the youth put
ting gas in the tank after having
returned from a nearby service
station. The boy was released TO
custody Of his parents pending
a decision on what charges the
garage would prefer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
FISHING BOATS
GO out THURS.
By MISCH
Photo By MISCH

Weather permitting, PORT cIin-
toms fishing fleets will take TO The
open waters of Lake Erie Thurs
day, March IS, setting out their
first nets of another fishing sea-
son.
Seven boats will go out from
the Port Clinton Fish Company's
fleet, said Jack Lay, with Ernest
Grodi as lake foreman for the
fleet. The boats have been in
since Dec. / when they were "chas-
ed in" by ice, ten days before the
usual date.
From PUt-in-Bay also came an
noUncemenf that, weather permit.
ting, the Erie Isle would make its
first run here Thursday.
Commercial fishermen said the
lake is believed free of ice. They
expected TO "set heavy as the
season opened, and there should be
fresh-caught Lake fish in retail
markets by March 10, Lay esti-
mated
Canadian commercial fishing
season opened March l, with fair
catches reported and little float
ing ice to hinder nets.
March is considered the critical
season in commercial fishing, since
variable weather can srins any
kind of development affecting the
fishing fleets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16

Friday, March 30, marks the end
of 81 years of memorable govern
ment career for Guy Lotridge, Ca
tawba Island, Deputy Chief of the
Depot Maintenance Division at
Erie Ordnance Depot for the past
Is years.
It was back in World War | days,
September Is, 1913, that Mr.. Lot
ridge first arrived at Erie as
soldier with the 41st Provisional
Ordnance Battalion. He was one of
five soldiers and one officer who
remained at Erie, then Erie Prov
ing Ground, to accept civilian en-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16

The request was made to Mich
olas Fillo, regional director of the
Federal Mediation and Concillia-
tion Service, who has assigned
Commissioner Frank Denner to
serve here.
A meeting between company
representatives and the union ne
gotiating committee is scheduled
for $50 Tuesday, March 20, in the
conference room of the company's
personnel building. 1t was arrang-
ed by Commissioner Denner.
Packed Hall
A vote by several hundred union
members, who Sunday packed
Union hall to capacity, authorized
the negotiating committee not to
alter its original proposal.
The U. S. Gypsum'S counter pro-
posal offered shift differentials of
five cents per hour for the second
shift and 10 cents per hour on the
third shift; six per cent increase
on hourly job rates with all job
piece rates increased the equiva-
lent of 10 cents per hour.
The company'S counter proposal,
said international representatives
Etchison and Lawrence Lucas, did
not include these factors sought by
the Union: union security provi-
Sions, check off of union dues, ar
bitration to settle grievances and
disputes during the term of the
contract, which are area practices;
double time for Sundays; time and
a half for Saturdays; time and a
half for holidays worked in addi-
ton to the paid-holiday time; re-
aliStic seniority provisions; hours
worked or not worked on holidays
to be counted in computing weekly
overtime; insurance or pensions
paid by the company.
Lewis r. LoWery, international
vice-president of the United Stone
and Allied Products Workers, was
a speaker at Sundays enthusiastic
meeting, Representatives Etchison
and Lucas spoke.
Robert W. Reider, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio
and publisher of The Ottawa Coun-
ty News, also appeared on the
speaking program.
John Ambrozy is president of
Local 178.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Rescue Squad
Called In Aid

The fire department rescue squad
answered its first call of the year
Wednesday when Lee Phillabaum,
South Madison ST., of Port Clinton
Sales and Service parts depart
ment, was seriously i'll with an
acute asthma attack. Firemen Wal
ter Miller, Pete Hammond and Jack
Riddle administered tank and a
half of oxygen. Mr.. Phillabaum
later was taken to Good Samaritan
hospital in Sandusky by Neidecker
ambulance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16

Presenting the outline for the
Youth Council was M. ]. Eddie"
Edwards, who pointed out that not
all of the 10 detectives can be
realized Immediately, but rather
that they constitute long-range
planning program.
Youth Council, which now in
cludes 25 paid-up local organiza-
tions, made these recommends
tionS:
l. That a recreationai director be
hired: 2. That the Board of Eduea-
tion appropriate $500 for the sum-
mer program Of 1856: 3. That the
voters be asked to approve half
mill levy at the November, 1856
election to provide funds for the
1857 youth program: a. That a
teen-age baseball diamond and
League be established: S. That a
life guard be on duty seven days
q week at City Park: 8. That the
fish pond be stocked and open TO
use Of children at all times: 7. That
three hard surface tennis courts
with metal nets be built at Water
Works Park: 8. That more extern
sive use Of the reereationai faciIi-
fies Of our schools be permitted by
the Board of Education: 9. That a
"Teen-Age Center" be established
in Port Clinton: 10. That ways and
means for an indoor swimming
pool be studied and strived for.
The request for $1,500 appropria-
ton met with a Council discussion
of the fact $500 is earmarked for
the youth program out of $1,000
sum set aside for 'recreational
purposes" now set up in the Sc
appropriations. President Boyd
Martin referred the request to the
park and finance committee, nam
ing Ralph Forster as general chair
man.
Mrs. Mary Fall, Youth Council
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16

ployment on receiving their hon
orable discharges from the Army.
Of these six men, Harvey Bat
trell and Carl Wills, both of Port
Clinton, still remain on the civil
ian rolls at Erie. Retired are Otto
Girsberger, Oak Harbor, Joseph
Braddock, Lakeside, and Harry
Needham, Ogden, Utah, who retir-
ed last year as a Colonel.
Probably one of the outstanding
maintenance specialist in the Ord
nance Corps, Mr.. Lotyidge's career
has been continuously spent in
what is now Depot Maintenance Di-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Traffic Lights
At School Out

Both traffic lights at the Fourth
st. intersections adjacent the
school will be out of commission
for a week or so while new parts
are awaited to replace controls
which burned out. Police have
erected stop Signs but motorists
are urged to exercise special eau
ton for the children's safety.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
County Accidents
Higher In 1855

Property damage of $274,859 re-
suited from COG accidents in OF
tawa-co in 1855 as compared to
$236,000 property damage listed
for 500 accidents the previous
year, the annual report of the
Ohio Department of Highway Safe
ty said this week.
16 persons, including one pedes-
trian, lost their lives from high
way fatalities and 375 persons were
injured. Throughout Ohio traffic
accidents caused 2,067 deaths;
70,848 injuries and property dam
age of $500 million.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Garden Club Fights
'Iitterbngs" With
Litterbags For Cars

Port Clinton Garden Club is
strew highways with trash thrown from and bringing
mvniton in the form of "Lhterbass" do battle.
joining In nation wide fight to Keep America Beautiful by
ing the highway litter problem Port Cnons Garden
taxing the initiative the local welcoming
ton from other clubs.
Its civic committee of Mrs Adolph chairman
van worse and Mrs Harley Clauen will distribute supply of
we'll
focal points The handy trash will
lists who urged to keep Iitterbag in the
collect the and that otherwise might
the
Figures the cost of cleaning Ohios righoway
1888 the state spent $3445 for ceanng in 1854 $4225
1858 $621 733
The Ltebsss will be printed bearing
You urged to get a
part OF your fhe steering wheel. USE 1T.
Posters made by school children will
the AntiIiter campaign.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16

vision. He started as a star gauge
operator and worked on the old
155 gun recoils, known as GPF's,
the same type of work he had done
in the Army. He has held such po-
sitions as assembler, machinist,
foreman of mechanical trades, and
since the beginning of World War
II, the civilian or deputy chief of
Depot Maintenance Division.
Often Commended
Throughout the years, Mr.. Lot
ridge received several commenda-
tions for his outstanding service to
the Ordnance Corps. In 1945 he re-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-16
Births Top Deaths
Here In February

Births exceeded deaths, "a to 26,
in Ottawa-Co in February, the
county Board of Health reports.
There we're five accidental deaths,
all highway fatalities.
Boys were far in the lead in the
baby department, with Is male
births and only nine females listed.