The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 16

Give Production Award To Staff At Proving Ground PORT CLINTON, Sept. 10 (Spl) War Department in Washington, through the office of the under secretary of war, has announced that the Army and Navy has conferred upon Colonel T. K. Vincent and staff and also civilian employees the Army-Navy production on award for high achieve, ment in the production of war equipment, at the Erie proving ground. The award consists of a flag to be flown above the proving ground, and a lapel pin which each individual, man and woman, at the post may wear as a sign of distinguished service to his country.

Officials at the post are planning, a special program for the presentation of the award and Colonel Vincent, former commander of the post is expected to be here from Washington to take part. E. F. Kuhnle, chairman of the Ottawa-co chapter of the American Red Cross has announced that the chapter has acquired the assembly room of the Port Clinton Post of the American Legion, to be used for headquarters for making surgical dressings. The county chapter has been given a quota of 20,000 dressings for the first month and 40,000 the second month, the number to be increased each month as the chapter gets into production.

Mrs. Marjorie Sorensen, wife of Captain Robert Sorensen of the 192nd Tank Battalion, has been elected president of the Port Clinton Bataan Clan which was organized at the American Legion home here last evening; Mrs. Gertrude Collins, wife of Captain Harold Collins also of the 192nd Tank Battalion, is vice president; Miss Evelyn Smith, secretary and Clyde Whetston, treasurer. The organization is made up of local citizens who are friends or relatives of the Port Clinton soldiers who are reported as being held prisoners since the fall of Bataan. The Port Clinton Post of the American Legion will sponsor a Port Clinton Bataan Day, to be held (at.

Gem and Terrace beaches, Sunday, Sept. 20 when the entire proceeds of the day will be turned over to the Bataan Clan towards funds which are being provided in securing supplies for the prisoners at Bataan. The use of the JpReliev Misery TABLETS. SALVE.MOSS OBOM grounds and concessions will be donated for this purpose for the day. Sale of Apples Called To Farmers' Attention Elgin S.

Winters, recorder for Ottawa-co reports that there has been an increase in the number of real estate mortgages filed in the county, due to the larger number of properties which are being sold or transferred. While the number of chattel mortgages has decreased during the past few months, the number of cancellations of previous mortgages has shown an increase. DANBURY Mrs. Kenneth Ballanger of Tallahassee, Florida, who is spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Carroll at Lakeside, went to North Carolina this week to visit her hus band who is stationed in a camp there. John Braithwaite, son of Bland Mrs. E. S. Braithwaite of Marblehead, left recently for Rochester, where he will be an instructor in an Army flight training school.

The Rev. E. E. Eckhoff attended a meeting at Lakeside Thursday evening. Miss Marian Eberwine, daugh ter of Mrs.

Eberwine of Marblehead, has accepted a secretarial position in the department of music at Yale University, New Haven, Conn. Miss Eberwine formerly taught music at the University of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bartcl and daughter, Karen, of Detroit, are visiting his father at Catawba and her relatives in Port Clinton.

Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of Toledo spent Labor Day at their Bayside cottage here. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Meyer of Sandusky called on friends here and at Lakeside Labor Day. Mrs. Brown of Bellevue spent Labor Day at her dress shop at Lakeside. Miss Margy Schwarm, of Springfield, who was a member of the office force of the Lakeside association summer, left for home, Friday. Miss Mary Ruth Turner left last week for Alabama, where she entered college.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Meek.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buck of Sterling, Colorado, visited relatives here last week. Omar Meyer of Sandusky spent Labor Day in this vicinity. The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation has advised Maurice R.

Myers, Erie-co agent, that the organization is again purchasing apples, and that the committee in charge of the allocation meets each week at Columbus with J. Weldon Branch In charge. Erie-co farmers have shipped many carloads of fruit from here to the FSCC, Myers said today, and urged growers to mail in their application forms as soon as possible. A fee of two dollars made out to the Ohio Apple Industry Committee, 12 N. Third-st, Room 401, Columbus, must accompany each request.

Complete information may be had at the offices of the county agent on the fourth floor of the court house. -THE SANDUSKY IMI- one-fourth mile south of Greenwich, starting at 1:30 o'clock. On both these farms particular Offer Program For Poultry Producers At Two Meetings C. M. Ferguson, extension poultryman of Ohio State University, will be in Huron-co for two meetings with poultry producers Friday, Sept.

18. These meetings will be held during the morning and afternoon at which time there will be a discussion on feeding, management, equip ment, and special practices nee essary in war-time to maintain high standards of production. The forenoon meeting, start ing at 9 o'clock, will be held on the farm of Clayton Albright, seven miles south of Norwalk on State Route 61. The afternoon meeting will be held at the E. J.

Allen farm, ONE CAKE FOR with every 3 you buy! Really Lived Baron Munchausen, famous tall story narrator, was not a mythical character. He was born in the kingdom of Hanover in 1720. emphasis has been given to remodeling barns and other buildings for poultry housing. Poultrymen with special problems should plan to attend one of these meetings. Iran, producing 10.900.000 metric tons in 1940, ranks fourth in total world production of petroleum.

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