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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

1t mas long been our feeling that
this inevitable growth in a spiral
ing economy would get substan.
tial lift if the community were pro-
vided with facilities of a daily
newspaper )" said Mr.. Reider, "and
we intend to contribute our help
and support by publishing the very
best possible"
Mr.. Reider said "it is our inten-
ton to stress local news and give
it quickly to our readers as it hap
pens. We believe civic activities
and local events can best serve
the immediate and future needs
of the community by being re.
ported to the public as they oc-
cur"
"At the same time" he added,
Eve do not expect to compete with
nearby metropolitan papers in
their coverage of national and in.
ternational events. It will be our
sole aim to adequately cover local
items of news value and to pro.
vide local merchants with daily
opportunity to reach an ever-ex.
panding market"
An additional typesetting ma
chine and other essential equip
ment recently was added to THE
NEWS mechanical department in
anticipation of the changeover
Other mechanical, editorial and
business department needs will be
satisfied as they develop.
At the outset, THE DAILY
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
CD Officials
Confer On System

Ottawa county Civil Defense
heads went to st. Mary's Sunday to
meet with officials there who are
installing a siren system for Aug
laize county. Lucas county already
has this system in operation, ano
can notify 64 spots within 80 Sec
onds. Ottawa County Civil Defense
is planning a similar program as
soon as the new radio communica-
tions are put in operation.
Going to St. Mary's were Howard
R. Brown, director of Civil De.
tense; Lyle Kibbel, deputy direc-
tor; Willard Bloom, chief observer,
G. o. c. and Raymond Brown. They
conferred with Col. Arnold Reich.
er, CD director of st. Mary's and
Auglaize co, GO Csupervisor It.
William King, and former Peer
Dale Mccullough, who is working
with the Air Force on a sound de-
tector and lives at st. Mary's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Lockwood Zeis Joins Father, Fred M.
zeis And Howard Fulton As Partner

The Tadsen Insurance Agency
Co., Port Clinton institution since
1893, this week welcomed a new
partner and at the same time an
nounced the addition of real estate
to its services.
The new partner is Lockwood
Zeis, 1856 graduate Of Miami Uni
versity of Oxford, who on July
joined his father, Frederick NJ. Zeis
and Howard B. Fulton in partner
ship of the E. Second st. firm.
The real estate expansion of the
firm is effective Immediately with
granaeng of real estate brokers'
license to Mr.. Fulton, who has
passed his state board examination
after serving two years as a real
estate salesman.
The new partner, %, was grad
uated from Port Clinton high
school in 1852 as one of the out
standing members of the class. He
majoreJ in business administration
at Miami University. He is married
to the former Mary Jane Crohen
and they have nine months old
| daughter, Angela.
The family is staying for the
present with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Zeis while their new home at the
| corner of Fourth and Jackson SITS.
is being remodeled.
The agency was founded by the
late P X. Tadsen in 1893. Fred
ZeiS joined its staff in 1887, and
became partner in 1943, buying
the business shortly before Mr..
Tadsen's death in 1945. Mr.. Fulton
became partner seven years ago
Jan .13 of this year, the company
moved to its new Second Stree
offices.
| An office for the new partner i
now being completed.
| A third change also became eff
! fective at Tadsen's this week. Mrs
Robert Brown, the former Caro-
Quisno, started as new secretary
replacing Jane Minoff who is be
ing married July IA.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

ashore on the j. F. Knapp property
at Little Pittsburgh" Route l.
The empty boat, partially submerg
ed, was seen by Mr.. Knapp around
7 am.
The Coast Guard was notified,
and two Coast Guard boats spent
two hours searching the area for
possible victims until the two men
arrived, identified the boat as
theirs and said they were its only
occupants.
They did not give their names,
and only vague information of
. their experience could be obtained
since all conversation had to be
carried on by writing. Mr.. Knapp
said.
. Mr.. Knapp and other adjacent
residents assisted the Akron men
in retrieving the boat, which they
! took back to Akron. The life pre-
servers which had brought them
to safety in the chilly darkness
| Tuesday night were in the trunk
ftheir car.
Wednesday was a dark, gloomy
Fourth of July with chill wind
and occasional spits of rain, and
as result adjacent beaches which
would have drawn capacity crowds
had limited amounts of picnickers
and visitors. Traffic was far below
a holiday normal.
| No accidents we're reported al
the sheriff's office, and police had
a day of only minor calls. Ma
gruder hospitals emergencies were
only of minor nature.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
YOUTH BROWNS
DURING YACHT
OUTING HERE

An 18 year old Columbus college
student who was with group of
lumber company employees enjoy
ing a days outing on the 46-foot
CrisCraft Lark Ii drowned Sunday
noon while swimming as the yacht
anchored off the north side OF
Kellys Island.
The victim was Bonnie Williams,
originally from Eckman, w. Va.
who had been living with an aunt
at 1885 Emerald Ave, Columbus.
He had been attending college in
Colorado, and joined employees of
the &c Lumber Co. as guests OF
v. L. and Albert Penrod for the
yacht trip.
Members of the party said Viii.
liams was swimming off the yacht
when he suddenly went down
Their efforts to find him were
futile. Mablehead Coast Guard
sent its 40 utility boat, 16 foot
skiff, and 25 foot surfboat. San.
dusky station boats Joined in the
search all afternoon and evening
but the body was not located. Wa.
ter was about 80 feet deep.
Calls Doubled
Marblehead Coast Guards had 8
assistance calls Saturday and Sun
day as their fiscal year ended with
record of 154 calls as compared
to 83 the previous year, BMC Geo
Maier reported.
A 14-foot outboard, its propeller
Continued on Page q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Here's Two Lads
Who Like To Walk

Last Sunday Bill Spring and
Eddie BUrckhardt spent the day
with Bills grandfather in Miller.
ton, a Columbus suburb. In the
afternoon the boys decided TO 60
for a stroll. A little over fwo
hours later they found them
selves in front of the Capitol
Building. After a short sight-see-
ing trip they called Bills parents
TO drive them back TO MiI1erton.
When they clocked the distance
they found that they had walked
nearly 7H2 miles.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
S(n)akes Alive!
Whatta Trick!

There's snake with It's fail
caught in a car window on Sec.
ond ST., and IT'S going TO give
somebody an awful scare" said
feminine voice on the phone at
police headquarters Friday at
4:24.
And, by golIy, there was.
Some boys had parked the car
and left the garter snake hang
ing out the window. Police rs-
moved il.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
BULLETIN

State highway patrol Wednesday
apprehended a IS year old Tiffin
bow in connection with wave OF
sheffs of women's bathing suits
from East Harbor State Park. ~
feminine suits were recovered. Cor
poral Robert Sauer said.
The boy was picked up after hav.
inc been in Hhe womarFs bath
house, wearing a girls bathing
suit. He is in custody of his par.
enfs and will have a hearing be.
fore Judge p. w. CuIau here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Nations Top Comics
Joining The NEWS

As an added readers service,
THE DAILY NEWS will carry
Americas most popular comic
strips Including Biondie,"
Flash Gordon" "It Happens"
Every Day." They'll Do It Every
Time" and others).
These attractions will be sup.
pIemented with daily crossword
puzzles, daily horoscopes, ma.
tionaI news photos and full COW
erass by international News
Service leased wire.
In addition, a Sesn-o.Graver
wilt permit greatly expanded use
Of local pictures, long q trade
mark of THE NEWS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Gerner and Wolf
Gets EOD Contract

The Gerner and Wolf Funeral
Home in Port Clinton has been
awarded the contract to provide
mortuary service for all military
personnel assigned or attached to
Erie Ordnance Depot.
The contract, which extends
from July to December 81, 1856,
was awarded to Gerner and Wolf
after negotiations with mortuary
establishments in Port Clinton and
Oak Harbor. The agreement pro
vides for services to all military
personnel at Erie and Camp Perry
as we'll as to the immediate vicin
ity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
This Is Last Time
For Ottawa County
News" Masthead

Today is the last time you will
see the name THE Ottawa Coun-
ty News" on your paper.
For The Ottawa County News,
which for nearly 81 years has
proudly served this community
as weekly newspaper, next
Thursday gives way to a new
name and a new distinction.
THE Daily News" will appear on
our masthead as the first daily
newspaper in the history of Or
tawa County starts rolling from
our presses on July II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

conditions will raise in the process
of converting from a weekly to
daily publication. If and when they
do, we ask the understanding and
indulgence of the general public
until we have satisfactorily passed
what surely will be a trying transi-
tory for all departments of the
paper"
Mr.. Reider said that on behalf
of the publishers and entire staff
of THE NEWS he wished to ex-
press deep appreciation to sub
seribers and advertisers alike
whose loyalty for nearly a cen.
tury has made it possible to open
bright new chapter for the paper
as THE DAILY NEWS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
LATE HOSPITAL

An independence Day arrival
was the son born to .lxH. and Mrs.
Gale Stephens Joan Lester) of Rt.
l, Oak 1arbor, at Magruder hos
pital Wednesday, July 4. The baby
weighed seven lbs. and IL ozs.
A daughter, seven lbs, was born
Thursday, July 5, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Trayanum Betty Jones)
1105 State st.
New admissions: James Stotts,
Route 1, Oak Harbor, surgical; Fred
Kahnt and Frapcis LeVito, Camp
Perry, accident.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Publisher Cites Area
Growth, Terms New
DAILY Sign of Progress

daily newspaper for Ottawa County,
An exciting new chapter in local newspaper history will
be written Thursday The Ottawa County Newsletter
nearly 80 years continuous service in the weekly field
blossoms into full-fedged daily
Publisher Robert W. Reder today described the
sion as significant step because it will help spark the
progress and development that inevitably will bring unpre
cedented growth and unparalleled prosperity to this entire
area"
Weekles served purpose years ago, but this commun
ty said Mr. Reider, lis ready to support daily
paper of it's and propose provide readers
one of the finest in class in America"
we have tremendous faith the future and back
this community with substantial outlay of new capital"
Mr.. Reider explained.
Advent of the ST. Lawrence Seaway marked increase in
pubic use of recreatona facilities and steady industrial
growth as result of natural geographic advantages
cited to support the publishers contention that Por Clinton
and peninsula well the entire surrounding des
tined for an era of healthy economic and social expeson
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Bob-TaIes
BY ROBERT w. RElDER

Port Clinton's M. J. (Eddie) Ed
wards will be city chairman for
National Brotherhood Week next
February. he was picked for the
job by Louis Seltzer, editor of The
Cleveland Press.
A certain business firm has
sizeabIe check waiting to start the
ball rolling on construction Of
community swimming pool at Put
in-Bay. Chamber of Commerce.,
let's gol
When Coach Joe Lukac's Red
skins meet Perrysburg in the
second grid game of the coming
season the affair will have county
flavor. the Yellow Jackets are
being coached thia year by Dave
Martin, former Rocket mentor.
That new fog horn.type noise
you hear is not the luxury liner
"Aqvarama" docking at Put-in-Bay
Just one of the burros at the
Pony Ride.
=
After a European visit, Betty
Neff believes that Roy Webster
still possesses a secret formula as
winter :. >.
Johnny Manton, ex-FBl agent
who is well known in Port Clinton,
has entered private law practice
in Toledo.
Billy Martin is having the time
of his life at Camp Eberhard,
Mich. he's the 14-year-old son
of Charley (Travelers) and Sue
Starting next Thursday. i.
weII be with you EVERY day. !.
hope you tell your friends about
the exciting, big, new DAILY
NEWS!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
BIKE RECOVERED

A call on stolen bicycle came
in to police at 6:10 pm. Thursday
after the bike of Tom Wiseman,
315 w. Third ST., disappeared
from in front of Tony's Snack Bar
At 9:44 am. Friday, police were
notified by Mike Brenzo, 715 State
ST., that a bicycle had been
abandoned there. 1t was the Wise.
man bike.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
MONEY MISSING

$37.75 was missing from the cash
register of the Ray Meyers Sunoco
station on Route 2 E when the
service station was opened for busi.
ness June %. Police were notified
at 7:56 am.
There was no evidence of a
break-in, Chief William Robel said
The theft continues under investi
CATION.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Life Jackets Save
Akron Deaf muteS
In Near Tragedy

Two Akron deaf got safely shore darkness,
wearing life presevers after their Ia foot outboard equip
ped with motors went down Tuesday night about 10
pm. off Catawba Island.
Their boat recovered Wednesday after it washed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

VIII be by carrier. AS the conn
munity's needs grow so will THE
Daily NEWS.
while we have endeavored to
anticipate the problems involved,
it is conceivable that unexpected
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
NEWS To Become
Ohio's Tooth Daily
THE NEWS becomes ohio's

THE NEWS becomes ohio's
Tooth daily newspaper.
According 70 William ]. Ger.
fsl, executive secretary Of the
Ohio Newspaper Association,
there are 80 daily newspapers in
Ohio today.
Mr.. osrtei said this week that
The "Iast daily established was
The Fairborn Daily Herald in
August, 1851, which originally
was weekly. J. c. Mcmillan is
publisher"
Prior 70 this" said Mr.. oertel,
"there was The Bryan Times in
February, I94s. with cass cuIIis
as publisher. Then The Pomeroy
Sentinel in l948 with Richard
Owens as general manager.
Both Of these originally were
wsekiies."
Editor & Publisher 1856 Year
Book lists 1850 dailies in the
United States.
HHaaHllIlIfHTlHulNiHHr
NEWS will be published Monday
through Friday and normally will
be eight pages. Delivery service
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
By MISCH

Port ClntOnS recreation schedule,
slim budget this first this
which Verdi Won Thron
rector Bob Green gift from the
of which she president Mrs Lesta Forster left
Mrs Ann BOte right, other Port Clinton members
club SOrOpOnists also 500
Memorial Park, ROdger Young
Fremont will
supplies further the which
children benefiing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

Starting next Thursday. :.
wen be with you EVERY day. :.
hope you tell your friends about
the exciting, big, new DAILY
NEWS!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

Johnny Manton, ex-FBi agent
who is we'll known in Port Clinton,
has entered private law practice
in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

Billy Martin is having the time
of his life at Camp Eberhard,
Mich. he's the 14-year-old son
of Charley (Travelers) and Sue
Martin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

After European visit, Betty
Neff believes that Roy Webster
still possesses a secret formula as
a winter -.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
HANDY DEALER GUEST
OF III COMPANY

Burke Handy. local Inter,
national Harvester Co. dealer,
left Tuesday for Great Falls
where he Joined other dealers
in the annual travel entertain
mrnt conducted by the firm. AZ
Great Falls they took bus for
llavluwlun to board a milwaukee,
train. being accommodated in its
luxurious club car Euroutr IL
Milwaukee, other dealers joined
them.
~ Milwaukee the really inter
r>'inG part of the program is ,r
begin next Tuesday with visit
10 the milwaukee, brrwrrirS
UlGh!!sht of the day will be
their attendance 4, the ball game
( between the milwaukee, Brave:
and the Pittsburgh Pirates
Al Chicago the following day
where they will be quar,rrcd a
the kmlrkrrbockcr Hotel. they
WI! WI! see a CubS.Dodsrr.
game. The third day they vii
vl>i, the Fort Wayne Works OF
the International Harvester Co.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
INDIAN HEALTH PROBLEMS
TO BE DISCUSSED JUNE S

4 panel discussion Of Indian
Health. and particularly hra!Hh
problems on the Blackfee. Indian
Reservation. will be held Tues.
day. June 5. a, 500 O'clock y "
a: the community hal. IL Brown.
ing Serving as members " :H,'
panel will be Dr. Nee ammon
Area Medical Officer Of the
uSpHS: Vivian Burr. A>>I>,an:
Administrator Of the State De-
par:ment q: Public Welfare: Dr.
Edward King. County and C;y
Medical Officer. and i repre-,
sentative o! the Blacktee: T.lba.
Council. sponsors Of the meeting
The discussion vii. cover the
existing situation regarding In.
dian health. preSen: services II
the health field available ~ |"
dams. he eligibility 70" these
services. and proposed :rn!ed!a.
measures.
4: present. he uSpNS has
been delegated The responsibility
by congress for Indian health
However. Counc!. spokesman
explained tia: City. County and
State also have health programs
il which Indians may pa-ir..
pate. and il is the hope o: he
council that this meeting vii!
be instrumental in clarifying
some o: the responsibilities and
Of the various agencies
as we'll as providing a basis for
further study in this a!!,:mpo-.
ian; field.
The meeting VII. be open 20
The public.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
INDIAN CEREMONY
At RAOAR STATION

.Aoou! forty members 0! the
B!ack:eei Tribe were guests o:
the stat: o: the Gu! Bank Rada-
station Tuesday Of this week a;
dinner given in honor o. visit,
ing Air Force officials The
widely known Starr School
Dancers were par: o: the group
performing for the benefit o: the
visitors
The B!ackfee: delegation pre-.
senied a program 0: Indian cere'
mor!a! dances and also gave
Indian names 20 the visitors
Earl Old Person OF Browning
was in charge o: the program
Immediately following The cere
monies. the visitors as we'll as
the entertainers were shown
through the installation
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs William Thatch.
who have been residents OF
Browning for several years, are
leaving this week for Washing
ton. D. G.. where Mr.. Thatch
expects to be associated with a
law firm in that City. Mr.. Thatrh
first came here as an employee
of the Union Oil company. and
was later associated with W Il.
Mcdonald in Mr.. Mcdonald $
law office. He also was city
clerk for the past year. Mrs
Tha.ch was employed III the Of
flee Of the j. l. ShrrburNr
Agency. Both were active Ii
tra,crnal and social activities
and vii! I've greatly missed by
their many friends.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
ROUNDUP III CLUB

The members 0: the Roundup
i.H Club and families me, for a
we.ner roast on the Cut Bank
River Friday. May 81
The main topic for discussion
was the I'll Bene!!. dance 4
request for the skating rink
formerly the Legion hall. was
granted by the proprie;ors. John
and Alice Walters Date Sc. FOX
the dance is Friday. June g.
The president Of the Roundup
Club. Darrell LaBun. appointed
the committees and a shor! busi,
ness meeting was held and the
club adjourned.
Admission prices 70 the BencY
Il! dance are IS cents per couple,
stays or single lady 50 cents
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
MRS. MAGGIE c. COSS
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Funeral services for Mrs Mag.
gle Cobrll GoSS. -. who died al
the local hospital Tuesday. May
-. were held al the Little Flower
Church las, Saturday morning
al 1890. with Rev. Fr. \. NJ u.
Glllrn oftlria,lnE Burial was III
the Browning Catholic cemetery
Born in a small community
near For, Benton. May ~. 1879
Mrs. GoSS came with her parents
10 the Rlacktrrt reservation
when a child. having been a con.
iinuouS rrSidrn, since then.
On June ~. 1900, She was mar.
r!rd ~ William h. Gu>>. who sur
wives her Other SURVIVORS arc
one son. OvNil.t. HrnwninS. wv
daughters. Mrs Grace llIGrr,N
and Mrs Irene NrnirMhall
Browning: three brothers. Tom
VIM and Dewey Crbr!!, Brown
ing, - grandchildren and two
srra: grandchildren.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
l. o. S. 70 HAVE BAKE SALE

The L. D. S Relief Society Is
having o bake sale and sale o:
flower plants az Bu:,rey'S. Sat.
urday. June 2. beginning b: 900
O'clock.
You have sampled our baked
foods and know their quality.
The majority 0! the plants are
from Daisy X Nelson's flower
garden. 50 you know they arc
special Everyone is invited.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01

and Will be Quartrrrd 1T the
famed Keenan, Hotel 1T For,
Fort Wayne.
The home return to be begun
the final day will be by truck
caravan. Carefully patrUllrd
through thickly populated areas
ii will he a pompou> affair Every
dealer will be driving back one
OF two trucks. llamby plans &c
return with two.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
RURAL FIRE PERMITS
TO BE REQUIRED

Permits for burning Of weeds,
trash and Stuhblr have been
mailed to II Rural Fire WardcnS
by John q. TOlivcr. County
Agent and Assistant Rural Fire
Chief. Emil Peterson. County
Roads Supervisor is the Fire
Chief in charge of rural fire
fighting.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01

"t.vrryonr to his taste" is par
tirularly true of investments.
Some people emphasize safety.
some the return. United States
Savings Bonds. Series r. and II.
offer absolute safety and good re-.
turn. Ask your banker.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
CARD OF APPRECIATION

Our sincere appreciation is
extended to all who gave their
assistance. expressions OF SYM
pathy. mass cards and floral of.
fcringS in our hour of sorrow.
and our special thanks to Rev.
4. NJ. ID. Gillcn. the pallbcarcrS
and the choir.
The family of Ellen I.oncchief
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-06-01
BASEBALL HERE JUNE s

The official opening game OF
the American Legion Youth be.
tween Browning and Cut Bank
clubs will be played on the local
diamond "Wednesday. June = at
500 y. III.