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Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
HOlstein-Friesian
Accepts Robbins

George A. Robbins, Milford, Del
aware, has been accepted as g
member of The Holstein-Friesian
Association of America by action
Of the Board of Directors at their
recent meeting in Chicago, Illinois.
The Association is the worlds
largest dairy cattle breeders reg
istry organization, with more than
AZ 900 members throughout the ma
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21


s VIVA endeavoring to send
- - you a Christmas
greeting in letter form or just
a plain column. The years fly
by and bring this lovely Christ
mas season that we all cherish,
particularly when all of the
members of our families can
come together and we appreci-
ate again the knowledge of
the coming of the Christ Child,
which is told and sung in ev-
cry church, every school pro-
gram, every radio and televis-
ion broadcast and in the pri-
vacy Of our own Bible reading.
Surely there is little need for
the elaborate decorations to
remind us of the season for we
all have it in our hearts and
reverently keep it SO.
And speaking Of decorations;
the trees are beginning 10 ap-
pear, some just in .heir native
dress, some already beautified
with vari-colored balls, lights
and so on. How many will have
the angel at the top of the tree
and other decorations that an
nualiy appear? l remember
when such lovely things were
not available and ones inge-
nuity was taxed to find trim
mings. But the ever present
popcorn strings, bits of bright
and colored papers, ribbons,
tinsel and colored candles did
very good service for that day.
All of these are quite material,
you will agree. The spiritual
side is most important. We
give our thanks for the won
derful Gift that is the reason
for the celebration, for COM
fort and sustenance and for
the wonderful gift of faith.
Keep these in mind as the hol-
iday draws near.
The fog of Saturday night
was pretty dense but it did not
deter Mr.. and Mrs. John Rog-
ers from their planned visit
to The Granary at Georgetown,
Maryland, where they were go
ing to celebrate their eleventh
wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Rogers went with anxiety and
fear because of the weather but
how very glad she was when
they arrived for all of the /
members of her wedding party
with the exception of the little
flower girl were there to sur
prise her. All had been arrang-
ed by Mr.. Rogers with some
help from some of the family.
A lovely surprise in spite of
the weather and a wonderful
dinner and evening.
The warmth of the welcome
to the children and grandchi1-
dren of the members of the
Milford New Century Club on
Monday made the tots, young
and older, feel at once at home
and ready to enjoy the pro-
gram and the treat provided
for them. Beautiful decora-
tions, indicative of Christmas,
had been arranged for the
meeting by Mrs. j. Spencer
Willis and the lighted tree, the
visit of dear Santa made the
afternoon one more of the nice
things that happens around the
holidays. Mrs. Leonard Ell
freth, / am sure, wished all
present Merry Christmas and
hoped for each a well and pros
porous New Year. The first
meeting of the club will be ON
January Z. Along with the par
ty each year the members
make their gift to the Hospital
for the Mentally Retarded.
An engagement of local in
terest is that of Miss Mildred
Louise Ball, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ,Durward J. Ball of
Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, to
Mr.. Marvel Wilson, Jr., of
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, and
Rehoboth Beach. The announ-
cement will be made Friday
evening at dinner party at
the Bellevue Stratford Hotel in
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21


the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel
Wilson of Swarthmore, and the
grandson of Mrs. Thomas r.
Wilson of Fairfield Farm and
the late Mr. Wilson. He is also
the grandson of the late DR..
and Mrs. G. Layton Grier. A
spring wedding is being plan
ned.
A new arrival who came in
time to gladden. the Christmas
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Glen
daniel of Wilmington, is their
son, Richard Alan Clendaniel,
who was born in Memorial
Hospital on December IL. Mrs.
Clendaniel was the former
Miss Nancy E. Peck of Read
ing. Mr.. Clendaniel is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Glen
daniel of Kings Highway. An
other boy, born in Wilmington
December Is, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Saunders. Mrs.
Saunders is the former Miss
Jean Moore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Moore of Mar
shall street. The Saunders have
a daughter, Debby.
Social things are popping up
and Christmas will be gay, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Jamison
already have had an open
house, inviting and greeting
guests at their home this past
Saturday evening and display
ing such lovely decorations.
Then Tuesday morning Mrs.
Jamison had a coffee, honoring
her daughter, Mrs. James G.
LeCompte. Saturday evening
at the Dinner Bell Inn in Re-
hoboth, DR.. and Mrs. Clyde
Nelson and DR.. and Mrs. Les
ter o. Adkins are entertaining
a large group of friends for
dinner. The Inn is such a
pleasant place for entertaining
and Christmas decorations add
to the pleasure of the guests
as well as the hosts. The same
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Sharp are having their annual.
neighbOrhood party with few
extra guests that is such fun
for those who attend. Today
Mrs. Leah Vinyard is enter
tanning her Sewing Circle for
luncheon and the members will
exchange gifts as they sew and
talk about the happenings of
the week as we'll as relating
the interesting things about
who is home and for how long.
Mrs. William Hallett of Dover
is expected to join them for the
afternoon. The dances being
planned will add gaiety to the
coming days when friends
from town and those from a
distance enjoy the music and
the dancing.
The heart warming things of
this season are the remem-
brances of friends by cards.
So many come with the usual
good wishes but often there is
a note of extra interest tucked
in the card with a very person
al message. Each year these
take on more significance,
possibly, because of the mount
ing years. But each one is ap-
preciated. This can be a sea-
son of contrasts, again accord
ing to age, perhaps. We may
be ready for gaiety and laugh
ter or reverence and prayer.
We all know that it is the time
when family ties take on a new
meaning-a closer feeling. May
this be your experience as well
as mine. And may this Christ
mas of 1856, with all of its con-
flicts and it's problems, be one
in which all shall be well with
you and yours and that your
wish and mine be one in
All glory to God on high
And to the earth be peace;
Goodwill henceforth from
Heaven to men
Begin and never cease.
Merry Christmas to all.
Always
Virginia S. Townsend
"Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21


Church of Nazarene will have their
Christmas program on December
23rd at 1880 p. m. Everybody well
come.
MUSICAL PROGRAM - An all
musical program will be given Sun
day, December 23rd at 1880 in the
Grace Methodist Church, Milton,
by the young people. Everyone is
invited, come and bring>a friend
STOCKHOLDERS = The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Lincoln Community Hall, Inc, will
be held on Monday evening, Janu-
ary 7th, at 500 in the Lincoln
Community Building.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM - The
Millwood Church Aid and Sunday
School will have their Christmas
program at Millwood Hall on Fri
day evening, December Il, at 500
o'clock. Adults are asked to bring
a soc gift and children a 25c gift.
All invited.
CAROL SING - A United Christ
mas Carol Sing will take place
Christmas Eve, December "a, 7:30
p. M, with brass quartet assisting
The congregations of the Churches
of Milford and the surrounding
communities are requested to par
ticipate by the Milford Ministerium.
EPISCOPAL YOUTH - Members
of this group had short meeting
Monday evening to discuss plans
for a dance to be held for Milford
Teen-agers January 18th, in the
Milford New Century Club. A "Sec-
ret Theme" was decided upon and
various committees appointed.
SORORITY - The Xi Gamma
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorori-
ty met at the home of Mrs. Doris
Lofiand on Wednesday, December
IL with the president, Mrs. Verna
Walls, presiding.
1t was the annual Christmas and
Pal party with decorations of
Christmas tree and holly to add to
the spirit of Christmas.
The program for the evening was
Mature" taken from the program
booklet Festival of Life.
This was the last meeting of the
1856 year. The next meeting will
be on January 8, 1857 at the home
of Mrs. Frances Smith.
CHO r. L COMMUNION =
Christmas Eve Midnight Service
with Choral Communion will be
conducted in Avenue Methodist
Church, Church Avenue and Front
Street, Monday evening, December
"a, 11:15 p. m. Christmas Eve medi-
tation: ''Wonderous Night! AS
Christmas Eve comes quietly into
Christmas Day, worship the new
born Saviour in Church. The Choir
will sing special Christmas Music.
During the singing of "Silent
Night, in a dimly blue lighted
church the Holy family, portrayed
| by living characters will appear in
the Chancel! Let not the Christ
Child this year be born in the Inn
but in that humble little manger
of love everywhere. Come to
Church Christmas Eve.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM - The
Millwood Church Aid and Sunday
School will have their Christmas
program at Millwood Hall on Fri
day evening, December Il, at 500
o'clock. Adults are asked to bring
a soc gift and children a Csc gift.
All invited.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
Local Happenings

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM - The
Church of Nazarene will have their
Christmas program on December
23rd at 1880 p. m. Everybody well
come.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

CAROL SING = A United Christ
mas Carol Sing will take place
Christmas Eve, December "a, 1880
p. M, with brass quartet assisting.
The congregations of the Churches
of Milford and the surrounding
communities are requested to par
ticipate by the Milford Ministerium.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
OBITUARY
LADD

LADD
Albert B. Ladd, 80 years, died at
the home of his son in Detroit,
Michigan. Mr. Ladd was a farmer
in the Shawnee. neighborhood at
one time. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Marion Ladd; three sons,
Lowell Ladd, Detroit, Michigan +;
Edward Ladd, Denville, N. j.; Al
bert Ladd, Lincoln; two daughters
Bernice Hall, Lincoln; Mildred
Sykes, Philadelphia, Pa; three Sis
ters in Boston, Mass; seven
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock in Detroit. Interment was
in Laconia, New Hampshire.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

MUSICAL PROGRAM - An all
musical program will be given Sun
day, December 23rd at 1880 in the
Grace Methodist Church, Milton
by the young people. Everyone is
invited, come and bring>a friend.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

STOCKHOLDERS = The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Lincoln Community Hall, Inc, will
be held on Monday evening, Janu-
ary 7th, at 500 in the Lincoln
Community Building.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
EAR FRIENDS:

EAR FRIENDS
For the twenty
eighth time l am
endeavoring to send
Won a Christmas
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

secretary and treasurer, as we'll as
director of the Toledo Mould
Company for 80 years has been
named president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburt McRitchie
are planning to leave for Florida
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Reams, Will
loughby, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs.
D. c. Shores recently.
Kenneth letter, Monroe, Mich.
spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Peterson.
Mrs. Paul Moore is a medical
patient in Toledo Hospital,
Election of officers at the Union
Sunday School Sunday morning re-
suited as follows: superintendent,
Roy Linger; vice president, Mrs.
Richard Cooper; second vice presi-
dent, Melvin Ballard; secretary,
Mrs Melvin Ballard; supply secre
tary, Mrs Kenneth Landon; treas
urer, Russell WenneS; pianist, Mrs.
Fred Norwood; assistant pianist,
Mrs. Edwin Williams; organist, Ed
ward Later; junior building super
intendent Mrs. Edward Later and
pianist, Miss Joan Ballard. Re-
wards for perfect attendance the
past year of Bibles were made to
James, Thomas and Ronald Coop
er, Gary Rathbun, Roger Fetter-
man, Linda Peltier, Charles, Judith
and Susan Ballard, Todd, Mark and
Beth Williams, Virginia Rofkar,
Joan and Diane Snyder, Michael
and Jane Plumer, James and John
Herl, and Lee Rathbun. James
Cooper received an award for six
years perfect attendance and Lin
da Peltier for five years perfect
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh BoWden, To
ledo, we're Sunday overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Petersen.
Hugh sails on the lakes and got
off duty December % and will re-
turn in March.
Catawba Island Child Conserva-
ton League will meet Thursday
evening in the home of Mrs. Or
mand Cook, Port Clinton with Mrs.
Nelsie Stucky acting as co-hostess.
Mrs Richard Peterson will have
charge of devotions and Mrs. Emil
Parker will give a paper, Chal-
lenge of Adolescence. Husband
Night which will be held February
. 9th will be discussed.
Harold Ballard made a business
trip for Standard Products Com
pany to Kent Friday. He was ac-
companied by his wife Doris and
daughter, Joan. New Years Eve
they had as dinner guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Eberly and son Dale.
Sunday evening they were dinner
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilburt McRitchie.
Dorcas Society will celebrate
their Goth anniversary with a fam
lily pot luck supper at the Union
Chapel, Thursday evening, January
18th with the supper at $50 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

sister Karen Sue.
Richard baltimore was home
from Stony Point, New York,
where he is on temporary assign
ment on a construction job for the
local United States Gypsum Co.
He spent the holidays with his
wife and daughter and other rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Dola LoWery and David
spent the forepart of the week in
Detroit, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Smith.
HoStesses at the meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the local
church Thursday evening. we're,
Mrs. Graysen Schau, Mrs, Warren
Lemon, and Mrs. Lowell Suhrbier.
Members decided at the meeting
to begin sewing on the second
Tuesday in January. A gift ex
change followed the meeting and
delicious refreshments were serv.
ed by the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Jensen
motored to Toledo and Monroe
Mich. Wednesday visiting with her
brother, DR.. Fred A. Voss and
family at the latter city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel en-.
tertained on Christmas eve when
members of the Charles Sibrel and
Ben Bahnsen families we're guests
and enjoyed the exchange of gifts
together.
Mrs. Grace baltimore had her
family home for Christmas eve,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Foss coming
from Graytown, and others present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rose,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard baltimore
and Linda Colvin, William, James
and Bernice baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Richards
and daughter visited relatives in
Kentucky during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Sherwood
entertained at dinner Sunday New
Years., DR.. and Mrs. Fred A. Voss
and family of Monroe, Mich, Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Ewersen and Dick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nickel, sons
Johnny and Randy of Oak Harbor,
Kenneth Rimmelspaugh, of Ere,
mont; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl VoSS Jr.,
Judy and Denny; Mr.. and Mrs
William Rose and family, Cath
crime, Janet, Billy and Bobby Sill
verwood.
Gods Helpers Circle of the
Kings Daughters will meet on
Monday for their regular meeting
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

sends their best, and they're wait
ing until you give the word you're
ready to resume your job as their
correspondent Qn the interim,
we'll do as you asked and pinch-lit
for you =. George ]. will get a
kick out of this: whats the name
of that distinguished good looking
chap l met who was going in as
Port Clinton's new Mayor?" In
quired an out-of-town visitor to the
office the other day Ray Sper-
ber says the county office he has
been urged to run for isn't the
clerk of courts niche, and that he
hasn't got any announcement to
make right now LuckieSt gal
in town, sigh the other teen-agers,
at the news that Judy Misch got
her own private telephone as a
Xmas gift eve can think of a
lot of parents who'll say Willis and
Evelyn are equally luckyD :. Kids
are still talking about the fun they
had at the Firemen'S day-after-
eChriStmas skating party
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

He will receive a FURNISHED
copper Alumni Recognition
plaque mounted on walnut from
the Agricultural Divisions, Olin
Mathieson Chemical Corpora
ton.
The purpose of honoring for
mer All members is to give spe.
cial recognition to those who
have maintained a continuing in
terest in All work and have
made outstanding contributions
to the betterment of the COM
munities in which they live.
Mr.. McMunn received his All
training in Guernsey County,
Ohio. He was a charter member
of dairy heifer project and
once delivered a speech over
N.B.C. in connection with his
herd of Jerseys He is now editor
of The Ohio Farmer and also
serves as director for the Ohio
All Club Foundation, The Con-
servation Field Day Advisory
Committee and The Ohio Live
stock Loss Prevention Associa-
ton.
The program is conducted und
Extension Service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Winter Fruit
Meeting IAN. 10

A "swap shop" of ideas will be
one of the features of the winter
fruit meeting scheduled for Jan
uary 10 in Catawba school.
Extension specialists T. H. Parks
and V. J. Patterson will give new
spraying recommendations a n d
fruit growing ideas.
Lunch will be served. The meet.
ing starts at 10 am.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

pIloIle Call pldCeu Ill I1OuOlulu
day befre Christmas
Members of Mrs. Szilagyi's family
decided some weeks ago to ar
range with their brother Robert
Szilagyi and wife to call their mo-
ther here and planned the phone
call as Christmas gift to her.
Letters from Bob and his wife,
the former Irene Burtuccioli in
formed the family here that the
call would be placed in Honolulu
at 6 PM. (Honolulu tinel or II
PM. Eastern Standard time, and
when the arranged. time arrived,
members of the Szilagyi family
together with Mrs. Robert Szilagyi's
parents the Andrew Burtucciolis'
waited anxiously for the call. to
come through, but it was not until
2 Am. the oath, when the phone
finally rang and Mrs. Szilagyi
found herself talking to her son
for the first time in more than
l8 months.
Other members of the family
talked with their brother and wife,
and the Burtucciolis' talked to
their daughter and son, each wish
ing each other a Merry Christmas
and discussing each others Christ
mas plans. During their conversa-
ton of some ten to fifteen minutes,
the family talked about not too
far off blessed event the Robert
Szilagyi'S are looking forward to,
and told of Mrs. Szilagyi'S plans
of staying on at Honolulu while
Bob ships out to sea for Japan
where he expects to be until June
of this year.
Robert has been serving in the
Navy Since November. 2, 1853.
Mrs. Szilagyi joined him in Homo
lulu last February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett Harvey
and son Larry visited with rela-
tives in Coburn, Virginia and with
her parents in Lorain over the holi-
days.
Mrs. Kenneth Rupp of Detroit
was a visitor at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Rupps Harbor
Road on Christmas Day.
Mr.. and rms. Leon Stetler and
family had for dinner guests New
Years Day, his mother Mrs. Will
liam Carstens and daughter Doro-
thy of Bay Twp.
Charles and Jack Schrader OF
Sandusky spent the week here with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dola Lowery.
Mrs. Ida Graham was Christ
mas Day guest at the hme OF her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bradbee, Erie Township, and
on New Years Day the Bradbee's
and their children were dinner
guests of Mrs. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rickel and
family visited in Pontiac, Mich. A
few days this week, taking home
Mrs. Olga Rickel and son John
who had spent the Christmas hoh-
days with her son and family here.
Mrs. William baltimore, Sr. and
William, Jr. visited her sister, Mrs.
A. L. Goodhart at Kent one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lemon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lemon, the lat
ter of Fremont visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Ernsberger in
family get-together on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen enter
tanned Thursday evening for their
youngest daughter, Dianne Kay
who was three years old that day.
A four TERED birthday cake with
three candles was baked by Mrs.
Jensen for the occasion. Those
present were her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Later, Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Jensen and her older
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
Cattle Feeders
Meet January 9

Cattle feeders will hold their an
nual meeting at Graytown school
on January 9 according to preSi
dent Albert Myerholtz.
Election of three new directors
discussion of forthcoming legisla
tion and state meeting are items
of business. There will also be
movies and lunch for the 8 pm
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
The JEW EL
BOX


A lot of mail from Port Clinton,
which was her home for many
years, will cheer up Mrs. Frieda
Mailer who left here last August to
reside with son, Walter Wehagen,
at Route 1, Maybee, Mich. Mrs.
Mailer hasn't been we'll, and a
light stroke has now confined her
to bed. She is the widow of Nick
Mailer, and for many years the
family lived at 1O2 Harrison st.
here. Just a minute of your time,
to bring a greeting from home
folks, will mean a lot of happiness
to q fine old lady.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
NOTES FROM OTTAWA :
COUNTY AGENT
BY JuEL REED COVER
FRED GRIMM

According to WorG we have re
ceived farmers have until February
Is to file income tax returns. This
is Is days more than last year. You
must earn at least 2/3 af your in
come from farming to be eligible
for this privilege.
Our sympathy goes out to Fred
Grieger, Jr., who tangled accident
ally with a power take-off shaft
We visited Fred in Magruder hos
pital and he looks and feels pretty
good. However, he expects to be
there awhile.
Two dates to remember for next
week: Cattle feeders annual meet.
ing at Graytown School on January
9 at 8 pm; Fruit growers winter
meeting is scheduled for January
10 at 10 am. in new CataWba
school. Mrs. Ed. Ludwig is looking
after a group to serve the noon
day lunch.
Mrs. Arnold FurStnau and Bill
Druckenmiller were in for farm
account books. There is a slight
charge for the books, but the new
income tax books is free.
=
If you are on our mailing list we
will send you soon a schedule of
winter activities. This will include
Extension and other farm activi.
ties.
There will be a lime and fertiliz-
er meeting January II in North
Fairchild. These are always very
good meetings. If you wish to go
let's meet in the Extension office,
Oak Harbor at $3.50 am. so we can
double up on transportation.
X
All Tractor club members will
organize January IL in Extension
office, Oak Harbor at 7:30 pm.
Boys age IA to 81 are eligible.
Bring your parents.
x ~ X
George Bowland of Genoa and
Merrill Rudes of Oak Harbor at.
tended the farmers income tax
school recently in Findlay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
It.Takes.AIl.Kinds Dept

Current issue of the telephone
company magazine tells about a
Genoa operator who put through
long distance call in which the
conversation was brief. But the
woman called the. operator back.
"Say, I still had two minutes left
on that CALL" she said, and / just
thought of another question l want
to ask. Will you get the party back
for me, please?"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06
(H)EARINGS

Mrs. Grace Winters Bliven has
done wonderful job as county re-
corder, and you hear lots of regret
expressed that for reasons of
health she won't run again
Fritz and Marie Johnson got some
super Christmas pictures of their
beautiful butch, six-months old
Peter But the one that tickles
us the most is Pete wearing striped
sleepers, and peering through the
bars of his crib . 'Looks like he's
either breaking in or out" COM
mentS Marie Note to Louis
Warner: the gang at The Blao
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-06

Among the groups in which he
holds membersh hips are the
Cleveland Farmers Club, The
Ohio Christian Rural Fellowship
and many others. He is also an
Honorary State Farmer. Several
years ago Mr.. McMunn travelled
through Europe to observe agri-
cultural conditions and to meet
with farm magazine editors as
technical consultants.
Mr.. McMunn is a choir MEM
Der at the Lakewood Methodist
Church.