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The guardian., 1956-08-11

to see Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
and family leave Medford for
California.
The Leon Furrs have be-
come a part of the growing
boating hobby. Leon was the
first to build a sizable motor
boat year or so ago. This
year he has been sailing the
Mystic as all river valley pc
ople should.
A local Boat Club has been
advocated bp this column for
manp years. The Four &
Twenty Club with invited
guests enjoyed an outing at
Billerica last Sunday. In
order to vote you must be
registered at City Hall. Do il
now. The coming election;
are important. Also more
local citizens should file civ
il service job papers.
hasbeen saoCuqt t
| Former Mayor Walter e
Lawrence once told us many
local people could win ap-
pointments if they got or
the list. The proof of this il
that five local men have beer
appointed in ten years to the
Police and Fire departments
| in Medford, or one every two
years, average. Actually no
many more have filed paper!
Since 1916, four firemen
have been appointed and one
member of the Police Force
Two or three more might bt
on the Police by now hae
they consistently filed papers
It's up to us to keep trying
Davis Darden
Funeral services were helc
The guardian., 1956-08-11

that turns up the corners o.
the lips, puts a dimple in the
check, a sparkle in the eyes.
It is wise therefore, to be on
guard against these deStroyers
of your facial beauty. Calm
ness is a preserver of that
delicate fabric known as beau
ty as, it keeps the facial mus
cles from weakneing and Civ
ing way. Laughter, joy, hap
pinesS and pleasant surprises
are among the beauty builders.
When one looks upon the
faces of those who have
reached maturity, he newt
ably will find beauty's lasting
gifts are those left by beauty
builders afore mentioned,
while on the other hand, those
criss' cross lines that make a
network of the sensitive skin
are those left by beauty des-
troyerS. SEEAH! =
The guardian., 1956-08-11
WISE SAYINGS

"An honest man is like a
ghost, his existance a rumor."
There is no disaster. Every
disaster is someone's long
waited opportunity"
The guardian., 1956-08-11
World of Music
RV KaI KanI

"THE EDDY DUCHIN Story,
Some of the most memorable tunes in the
history of popular music are heard in Columbia
Pictures "The Eddy Duchin Stery" which stars
Tyrone Power and Kim NOvak Power who appears
in the title role, Stimulates the famed pianists
style at the keyboard in perfect synchronizatiOn
to the playing of Carmen CavalIaro who recorded
the music for the film.
Most of the numbers played in the film are
tunes identified with the Beverly Pianist each
rendered In the Duchin manner
Among the numbers are Manhattan" "Aint
She Sweet, sunny Side OF The Street,, "Lets
Fall In Love-, Body And SOUP, and ChOpin's "E
Flat NOcturne".
Also heard in "The Eddy Duchin Story" is
brilliant arrangement of "ChUpstcks", with Power
as Duchin playing the simple melody in duet with
four-year- old Chinese Boy.
Tyrone Power a close friend of the local
pianist. Director George Sidney as youth studied
for six months under Duchin. Nat Brandwynne the
nationally known bandleader who was for six years
a member of Duchin's Band, appears in the film
as second pianist of Eddy's Cnematic Orchestra.
Producer Jerry Wad, who started his career as a
Columnist Was one of the newspapermen who dis
covered Dnchin; he also knew Duchin well.
"The Eddy Duchn Story combines good music
with an excellent plot. 1t is glowing tribute to
great BE sure to see it. I'm sure you will be
pleased with this Columbia Picture
HAL KENT
BOX 1874
SALEM, MASS.
The guardian., 1956-08-11

In view of all that's said
and done, how many little
boys want to grow up and be-
come President?
No matter how little you
pay, you can always get Some-
thing worse for less money.
You could end most quarrels
If you could get people to de-
fine what they actually mean.
+
Two classes of people be-
lieVe in voluntary control: the
naive and the predatory.
The guardian., 1956-08-11
MEDFORD

Pastor Oscar G. Phillips is
on a well deserved vacation.
The Pastor has undergone a
hard period Of toll for his
people. Not only has his
busy work embraced both
church and community work,
but he also led Shiloh into
the nationwide crusade for
equal rights in the south.
The Guardian delivery to
Medford was delayed last
week, so we will reprint some
of the items you missed. Miss
Eva King Of Oklahoma and
a lovely Lab techaician in
Washington, DC, was mar
ried August 4th, last Sat-
urday, in quiet wedding
to one of Medford's most ell
igible bachelors, Cortland
Dugger, at Washington, at
tended by relatives of the
bride and groom. The young
couple met and became en-
gagged while both were work.
ing as medical lab technicians
and students at Howard
They will reside for awhile
hin Medford, and a reception
for the popular couple will be
announced.
pwtoder
After attending the Wash
ington wedding, the mother
of the groom, Mrs. Madeline
Dugger, continued on to Wis
it members of her family and
relatives in Ohio, Indiana, anc
Illinois. Miss Miriam Senhouse
pleasant visit to Washington
The guardian., 1956-08-11

August IA last Saturday af-
ternoon for Davis Darden of
Al Lincoln street. The hus-
band of Mrs. Harriet (Blan-
chard) Darden was Sc years
old and a native of Como.
North Carolina. He passed
quietly July 81 last Tuesday,
after a lingering illness.
The guardian., 1956-08-11
BEAUTY HINTS

saw a woman from the old
country who was selling lem
onS (Which she called lemons)
on an open square in the city
Here the sun beamed fiercely
all day but she piled her trade
until evening. When she begin,
she was fair of skin with
pleasing features that gave
her more charm than is usual
with vendors. Each day, 1
would notice this woman as
The guardian., 1956-08-11

ADVERTISING is the life of
trade and the best results come
from local newspaper ads.
They pay big dividends.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
LOCAL AREA IS
IN SOHO film

A starring role in Sohio's new
sound, color motion picture, "Ohio-
U.S.A.," is played by the Port Clin-
ton area.
Featured in the film are scenes
showing the Ferry to nearby is
lands and other interesting attrac-
tions in this district.
The thirty-minute film, produced
by The Standard Oil Company
(Ohio), departs from the usual ap-
proach to documentary pictures. In
addition to covering the interesting
things to see and do in Ohio, it
features the people who live here.
"Ohio-U.S.A." is No. 81 in the
Sohio Lets Explore Ohio" series,
all of which portray interesting as.
poets of the state. II VIII be avail
able for free showing to interested
groups beginning in January.
Organizations interested in secur-
ing "Ohio-U.S.A." or any of the
other films in the series can get
full information by writing to So
hio, Midland Building, Cleveland
Is, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

They plan. to make this their per-
manert home The couple has had
under construction new home and
motel, south of Rocking Chair
Cove on West Catawba Road. The
motel is to be known as the "Ca-
tawba Motel".
Mrs. Charles Gintert is with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo Nissen after her release
from Magruder Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rider and
small son of Merriam, Kansas, have
taken up residence in the Emerson
/ Rittenhouse duplex. Mr.. Rider is
with the Ford Motor Company
Sandusky division.
Council Group No. of the Farm
Bureau will meet Wednesday eve
ming, January 18, in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Gill, Portage
township.
A M 1/c Jack Rex left Wednes-
day to return to his base at Oceana,
Virginia.
Several islanders will exhibit
their work at the Ottawa county
Art Show, which is scheduled for
January IA and Is in Immaculate
{ Conception Catholic school Audi
torium.
Chapel Mothers met Tuesday
evening in the home of Mrs. B. H
Corthell.
Mrs. Lucille Williams entertained
a few friends Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Alma Goss, Catawoa Cliffs
After delicious lunch the ladies
played cards. Those enjoying the
affair were, Mrs. Otto Heineman
Mrs. Oscar Heineman, Mrs. Car
Scholdt, all of Port Clinton, Mrs
Arthur Maloy, Mrs. Clarence
Brown and Mrs. Mildred Allen.
| Catawba Island Chamber of Com
merce Ladies Auxiliary will NEE
Wednesday evening, January 18tl
in the home of Mrs. Riegel Fetter
man. The Goth Mrs. Fetterman viii
entertain her sewing club.
Mrs. John Hyde, Massilon, spen
several days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Sexton.
1t was reported at the services O
Sunday School at the Union Chape
that $4,000 had been sent to lepe
colony. This amount was raised b,
free will offering every Sunday tt
''Pete" the leper pig.
The four children of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Melvin Ballard, Charles Ed
ward, Judith Ann, Susan Marie ant
Kathy Lynn, will be baptized a
services Sunday at Trinity Methc
dist Church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

Jan. 13: Mark Harnisch, Charles
Williamson, Raymond Bahnsen,
Florence w. Swigart, Herbert New
ton, Evelyn j. Martin, Mrs. Charles
Dress, Jr., Mrs. Sarah Terp, Mrs.
Gustav Schmidt, twins Sharon Ar
lene and Shirley Joy French, Kay
leen Sullivan.
Jan. IA: Lendell Ruddock, Irene
Christensen, Beulah Klein, Bar
bara Glass, Mrs. John Lorentzen,
Edwin A. Norris, Edwin o. Will
liams, Janet Sanford, Mrs. Ruth
Dornbusch.
Jan. Is: Carol Paysen Petersen,
Mrs. Tom Keating, E. j. Hess,
Frances Roose, Mrs. Sanford Swift,
Linda Lee Hetrick and Wendy Sue
Hetrick. Wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wittenmyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Loder.
Jan. Is: Audrey L. Karshuk, Ray
mond Lieske, Mrs. George Blaine,
C. H. Jackson, Karen Sedl, Alvin
E. Babcock, Barbara Ann Bloom,
Mark Ahrens, Alice Ann Yurista,
Norma Drusbacky. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sprenger.
Jan. II: Sandra Lou St. Clair,
William L. Zeis, Carol Jean and
Judith Ann PodgurSki, Otto Heine-
man, Roslyn Lynch, Debbie Kay
Belt, Mrs. F. A. Gerner cher 89th).
Jan. 18: Earl Bredlau, Mrs. C. F.
Thompson, Dodena Konker, Ken
meth Schoerger, Marion L. Loren
sen, Richard Zibbel, Allen Clemons,
Wilburt McRitchie, Debra Jean
Wadsworth, Karen Sue Jensen, Mrs.
Fred Guggisberg, Casey Immel.
Jan. 10: Edward Schwynn, Hazel
Snider Jeremy, Mrs. Carrie Long.
Anniversaries of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon
Scherer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
PUT-IN-BAY
Louise M. Sfoiber

Ada Mae Schiele writes us from
Los Altos, California, where she is
spending the winter months, that
she is enjoying her visit and sends
her best regards to all of her
friends.
Dan McKeegan of Cleveland, O.,
was weekend visitor of the Ed
ward Traversos.
Mack McCann has returned home
after spending several days in Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Schola, Mrs. Boyles and
James Doddroe of Columbus, were
recent visitors at the home of Mr..
! and Mrs. Walter Hite.
Jim Burgess of Detroit, Michigan,
spent last weekend at the home
, of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Burgess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
Mems COP Club
To Be Organized

A dinner and organizational meet
ing for a Republican Mems Club
here is set for Wednesday, Jan. Is,
at the Colonial Club.
Making arrangements for the ses-
sion are Lee Bracken, George
Schade, John Morton, Ralph For
ster, and Walter Wagner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
NOTES FROM OTTAWA -
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM

Soil tests this week came in
from Clifford Miller, j. E. Buhrow,
Arnold Furstnau.
C. G. Fulkert, Columbia sheep
breeder from Port Clinton reports
he is starting his niece - Howard
James daughter - in a All sheep
project for 1856.
Don't forget that lime and fer
tilizer meeting scheduled for JAN
uary II IN North Fairfield. We will
meet at the Extension Office in
Oak HarNGr at $50 am. to double
up on transportation. Let us know
if you plan to go so noon meal
can be arranged for you.
High spot of the H. J. Heinz
tomato growers banquet at Wood
vile last week was a series of
short talks by growers. Wilson
Blausey told of his faith in using
lots of transplanter water and
starter fertilizer one barrel to
eighty rods; Lyle Hellwig told how
applying more phosphate fertilizer
improved the plants and eliminated
green tomatoes; Chet Mauch re-
lated his experiences in using toxa-
phene sprays following planting to
control cutworms; Harold Hufford
stated that by testing his soil and
using the recommended fertilizer
he increased yield and cut his fer
tiliZer bill.
All Council will meet January 16
to make plans and decide policy
for 1856. Jim Lenke of Elmore is
capable chairman of the group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
GUIDED MISSILE COURSE

Leaving January 2 for Redstone
Arsenal, Ala, to attend Guided
Missile repair courses were Charles
Hahn, Oak Harbor, Bernard Gaff-
ney, Toledo, both of the Depot
Maintenance Division at Erie Ord
nance Depot, and Fred Stolz, and
Edward Adams, Port Clinton artil-
lery inspectors at Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

AS EXPECTED, House Speak
er Roger Cloud will seek cleo
ton to a fifth term from De,
Graft in Logan County.
WILLIAM z. THoM, former
congressman from Canton, will
run as a delegate to the national
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

Leader Training ---
On January 13 and 25 leaders
will be trained to teach the project
Making of Draperies". Miss Jane
Schoppe, State Home Furnishing
Specialist will teach the project.
These meetings will be held in the
Extension Office. If you are in
tereSted in teaching this project to
your club please attend these meet
ings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

the fire siren has sounded. TIL
ment makes it mandatory that fire
men be called by telephone. 1t is
calculated that yielding your phone
for a Is minute period after the
siren sounds will enable the de-
partment to respond to emergen-
cies or fires with greater effective.
ness.
Election of officers which took
place at the meeting of Catawba
Island Volunteer Fire department
Tuesday evening resulted as fol-
lows: president, Arthur Carsten-
sen; vice president, Charles Letter
haus; secretary, George J. Owen
and treasurer, Roy Linger. Melvin
Ballard was elected sergeant-at-
arms. Wilson Snyder was reappoint-
ed chief by the township trustees
for the year of 1856. A history of
the year of 1855 fire department
operations was given by Wilson
Snyder.
A mapping committee was made
up of the five captains, Emil Park
er, Roy Linger, Norval Bergman,
Melvin Ballard and Robert John
son. The committee is undertaking
remapping, renumbering homes,
lots and properties on Catawba Is
land in order to facilitate faster
handling of fire fighting. A new
directory will be out due to new
homes on the island.
Richard Cooper is the First Aid
and Training Captain.
Election of officers elected at
the recent meeting of Catawba Is
land Chamber of Commerce re-
suited as follows, president, Robert
Clemons; vice president, Wilson
Snyder; secretary, Glen D. DER
niger and treasurer, Emerson Rit-
tenhouSe.
Miss Alta Brohl, Ohmwood, has
had a flock of robins on her lawn
this past week for several days.
Rev. Russell F. Druckenmiller
former resident here in the Cliffs,
has been named pastor of the John
son Methodist church in Barberton,
Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Rice
had as fouSeguests for a week, DR..
and Mrs. T. o. Goeres, parents of
Mrs. Rice. They reside in Lodi,
Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steffens at
New Years Day dinner in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Stef-
fenS.
A delightful New Years Eve
party was held at the home of Bob
Kyle with dancing and games oc-
cupying the evening hours. A de-
licious buffet lunch was served
shortly after midnight.
Attending were Bob Kyle, Glen
da Tibbs, Ned Reifschneider, Bar
bara Linger, Gary Nossaman, Carol
Amato, Lee Bredbeck, Judy Allan
John Keller, Anna Mackey, Jim
Allan, Mary Foley, Jack Glickman
Carol Sokoloski, Ron Gulau. Jean
Blankenship, Fred Nugent and
Betsy Krupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kyle, Sr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ref
schneider were chaperoneS.
! Miss Judy Loomis, Magnolia, O.
who was visiting in Port Clinton
was a New Years dinner guest ir
the home of her friend, Carl Dish
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Disher.
The Paul Mahr family have NOV
ed from the Vivian Sharp house OF
Chapel Road to Monroe ST., Por
Clinton. Mrs. Mahr, a patient in ;
Toledo hospital is reported improv
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph O'Neil o.
Dearborn, Michigan, are occupying
the Luther Rhodes living quarter
at Sunnyside during the latter
stay in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Peters o
Rocky River moved here recently
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

WITH both jim Rhodes and
Joe Ferguson likely to have
little opposition in May, the
November fight for the state
authorship promises to be
wing-dinger.
FRIENDS of George .. Nye.
fhe sage Of Waveriy. report the
former lieutenant governor is
miffed because Lausehe failed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
Rural Women's News
Lampshade Meeting

The Recovering of Lampshades
for Carroll and Salem townships
will be held January IL at the
home of Mrs. Walter Miller. The
meeting will start at 1000 am.
Mrs. Harold Kleinhans and Mrs.
Arthur Schultz are the leaders.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
CATAWBA BRIEFS
Yield Phones At Siren.
Catawba Firemen Urge
BY MRS. EDWARD LUDWIG
News Staff Correspondent

Catawba Island residents remined that fire in the
community can be fought best when all cooperate
Fire chief Wilson Snyder has issued special request to
all residents to renquish the of their telephone after
the fire siren has sounded The volunteer type of fire depart
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
tH)EARlNGS

Don't expect to find Fred and
Alice HOLMAN at home this sum-
mer after working hours - they've
just bought a boat, and it'll be
the wide open lake spaces for
them, soon as weather permits .
Wish we could stow-away dept:
Earl and Edna Boyle and the fam
lily take off with their trailer
round Feb. 9 for southern jaunt,
including a stay at the Mardi Gras
Dorothy (Mrs. john Faris still
has stars in her eyes from the big
surprise of her Christmas gift, a
beautiful organ Port Clinton
Art Club has big plans to develop
its August outdoor art show into
a gala event that will tie in with
the booming fruit season at that
time A visit to its first mid
winter show at the Catholic audi
torium this weekend will give you
a good chance to meet the whole
group, and see some outstanding
work . The News oNice is head
quarters for local coverage by AS
sociated Press from now On.
Auditor Mel Guth wants people to
know tnat he isn't resigning his
job, no matter what one newspaper
headline said That official an
nouncement on opening of new
Madison St. business place should
be coming through any time now
:. . Local interests are quietly sur
veying the scene in regards tc
opening a roller skating rink in
this area, now that closing of Ere
mont's Rainbow Garden which abs
been winter headquarters for loca
rink enthusiasts is in the making
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

REP. BISHOP FITZPATRICK 3D.. WARREN)
has turned down bid from party leaders to run for
the congressional seat being vacated by Ollie Bolton.
Fitzpatrick prefers to return to Columbus where he is
the ranking minority member.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
The jewel
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

after the whoppin' surprise of hav-
ing your sister and your brother
doesn't get there on schedule. And
this is why, Phyl, we deliberately
are holding up your News for
day or so:
BY the time you read this, may
be you'll have caught your breath
with their husband and wife, Ethel
and Harm Reed, and Lois and
Harold braves, walk in on you.
They plan to leave this Friday
night mot superstitious, they, on
any Friday-the-13th dealD and
drive straight through, all four al
ternating in driving. And we didn't
want the paper to be tip-off Of
their arrival. They'll return Jan. 80.
1t will be wedding celebration,
as we'll as a reunion. For Phyllis
and Glenn Mackey, who is also a
former Port Clintonite, were re-
Gently married. They plan to move
from Long Beach to Seattle, Whsa.,
soon.
Memories
When the Christmas tree at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr
of Jefferson st. came down recent
ly and the decorations were packed
away, you can bet that one special
light bulb got extra-special care.
Fashioned in the old pointed-tip
style, this light bulb has burned at
the top of the Kerr Christmas tree
for 36 years and it shows no signs
of giving out yet. Originally It was
deep purple in color; now the
glass is clear except for a darken-
ed tip. 1t went on the KerrS' Christ
mas tree when their firSt-born,
Robert, was two weeks old in 1919.
And it has burned at the top of
the tree every year since then. It
was part of string of eight bulbs.
Next-to-last bulb burned out six
years ago.
q -
Holidays To Remember
Chuck and Mary Adams and
young Chuckie will remember the
holidays of this year for two un-
usual things.
They went swimming on Christ
mas Day. They had picnic on New
Years Day. Nope, not in Port Clin-
ton. They flew to Florida for a
holiday stay with relatives, return
ing last Thursday.
BWS Before Wire Serviee)
For 10 years, we tried futilely to
get Louis Warner to sit down and
give us some feature stuff on the
early days of newspaper coverage
in his half-century career.
And for 10 years, Louie always
passed it off with "Some time -
not yet" He could have written g
book.
His brother, Albert, now in To.
ledo, helped Louis when he first
started corresponding. When the
races were on at Put-in-Bay, Albert
recalls, The Blade sent men over
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
SCATTER PINS

q Ronnie Petersen, who got an
English bike for being top guy in
the schools magazine drive last
fall, got another recognition this
week: a pin and certificate that
he'd made the exclusive 100 Club"
for selling $100 worth of subscrip-
tions Lots of approving COM
ments on the naming of ]. c. Berke-
bile to Magruder's Board of Trus-
tees Mil Payne has treasured
1nomento programs of the grad
juation exercises for the classes of
1887 and 1888 of Port Clinton high
school :. Four in the classes, but
five members on the Board of Edu-
cation! Our Darrell Beucler
came back in from EOD Thursday
like jet pilot - muffler fell off
the truck Port Clinton Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club is beaming with pride at a
real distinction: for four consecu-
tive years, The Woman Of The
Year in The News traditional Sc
lection, has been a BPW member
The local CLUB is in line for
some national publicity as a result
!. The Ted Sawyers and Peggy
have been having a wonderful holi-
day visit with son Tom in San
Diego (. Fright across from the
basket" is how Esther Petersen
describes the apartment Wayne P.
has been occupying in Lorain -
it's just across from the well known
Lorain landscaping J.. They'll look
for house, now that Esther left
her EOD post and joined her hus-
band in Lorain, where he's assist
ant manager at a Howard Johnson
enterprise Wouldn't it be a
nice gesture to call it ''The Grace
Hunt Nativity Scene" if LaCarne
school repeats the beautiful dis
play which attracted so much COM
ment this year? -. The late first
grade teacher was an enthusiastic
worker and planner for. this years
ulSplay -se..4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
5
ROBERT w. REIDER
-------------.-------
Reports From The
STATE
CAPITOL
FIFTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS

DEHOCNAIO
held pow-wow at Napoleon the other night. and
insiders tip that the party chairmen will make all
out effort to unseat veteran Cliff Cevenger who also
is having troubles within his own party. Rep. Roy
Longenecker of Pembervile and Byron Rasey, former
Napoleon mayor, have indicated they will oppose the
Bryan awmaker in the COP primary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
THERE'S DIVISION OF THOUGHT

on whether Lausche's national aspirations
hanced diminished result of the nationally tele-
vised Meetthe-Press show Lawrence Spivak set up in
Cleveland to accommodate the fve-term chief execu-
tive .