Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
PUT-IN-BAY

The students of Put-in-Bay high
school have added touch of "gla-
mour" to the much used town hall,
by furnishing a new curtain for
the auditorium. To raise the
money for this curtain, the stud
ents published a year book last
year. To find the balance neces-
sary the students sponsored
movie Friday evening, Dec. 5.
No tickets were sold but free will
offerings We're plentiful, both by
those who attended the movie and
the ones that were unable to at
tend. The new curtain arrived
about two weeks ago and is ma
room velour. 1t has been installed,
replacing the once beautiful hand
painted roll up of type of curtain
Thank you letters were sent out
to each family by the students of
Put-in-Bay high school expressing
their gratitude for the frequent
uses of the Town Hall for school
entertainment and athletic games.
The estimated cost of the new
curtain is in excess of $3.50. Sew
| eral Of the various organizations
offered to assist the students in
this project but each received the
same answer, "We, the students
of Put-in-Bay high school worked
for the curtain-it is our express
sion of gratitude to the people of
Put-in-Bay.
Mrs. S. Hite of Columbus spent
Thanksgiving here with her
daughters, Mrs. H. Wilhelm and
Mrs. Jack Meyers.
Mrs. Elsa Meyers was San
dusky visitor this past week.
Bill and Lavina Greunke, own
ers and managers Of the Park Ho-
tel have migrated to Fort Lauder
dale for the winter months and
are managing the GEL Bocado"
night club there. Their son,
Gregory, accompanied them.
Greg was student in the fourth
grade here.
Mrs. Earl Hallock entertained
the Meet'em-all Bridge club at
her home on Lorain Avenue on
Tuesday evening. High scores for
the evening were held by Mrs. E.
Fox and Mrs. R. Evans. Mrs. Ar
thur Market will be hostess on
December 7.
Mrs. Paul Webster left Satur-
day for two weeks visit in Pitts
burg with her mother, Mrs. G.
Wertenbach and brother, Fred
Wertenbach and family.
The members of the Lone Will
low Rebekah Lodge will give their
annual Christmas party on Dec.
16, in the lodge rooms. A pot
luck dinner will be served at 6:45
A social hour will be held follow
ing the business meeting. Christ
mas decorations with an exchange
of gifts and Santa Claus and few
games of pinochle will be the main
social activities.
Election of officers was held or
Dec. 8 and the following officers
were elected: Noble Grand, Mrs
i Chester Dress; Secy., Miss Ruth
Clarence Grove; vice grand, Mrs
Burggraf; treas, Mrs. T. Phillips
trustee; Mrs. Harry Schullemite
and deputy president, Mrs. H. L
Langlois.
The annual Inter-Lake Yacht
meeting was held in Cleveland this
year. Among the |. L. Y. A
members who attended from here
were, Roy Webster, George Stoec,
ker, James and John Poulos, Will,
liam McCann, Lyle Duggan, Ray,
mond Linker and Maurice Arndt
The 1949 yacht races will be helc
here some time in the early part
of August.
A family pot luck was given II
the Assembly Room on Sunday
evening at 6 p. m. for the mem.
bers of the Mothors of Sorrow
Catholic church. Father Haley
furnished a movie for entertain
ment. Those serving on the com
mittee were Mrs. Walter Laskos
ciztz, Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs
Fred Cooper, Mrs. Don Tremwith
Mrs. J. Zura, Mrs. VIM. Kindt
Mrs. Robert Parker and Mrs. R
Stoiber.
Mrs. F. Geithman visited il
Cleveland this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Stewar