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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-19

position he still holds. He has
distinguished himself as con-
cert artist in his major appear
ances in the middle Atlantic,
Western and Southern States.
This very talented and unusual
artist will play the 1st Movement
Of MendelssOhn's E Minor Violin
Concerto. The other appearing
artists will be the well-knOwn
vocal team, Ruth and Henry
Ellison and A. Jack Thomas of
Baltimore, who will conduct WILL
LIAM LAWRENCE'S Orchestra
composition. For tickets contact
ANNA BOBITT-G GARDNER, tele-
phone KE 6-9454.
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Subsequently, investigation Of
these complaints was conducted
in New York and Massachusetts,
and as a result of conferences
between the Commissions of the
respective states and railroad
official, the following terms Of
Cancellation with respect to the
above complaints were made
public this week:
/. The positions OF Bar At
tendants, Countermen and Dish
washers on the Grill Cars will be
open to all qualified applicants
regardless of race or color.
2. The present form of roster
which contains the names and
seniority status Of the GGrill
Car employees and Dining Car
employees will be interchange
able, thus allowing for cross
bidding.
3. The right is reserved to rel
\ sDcnde1t fQ ai1a el
PENDANTS on the Grill Cars, but
initial hiring or bis;Siig shall
disregard race or color as an oc-
eupational qualification.
4. The right is further re-
served to respondent to set up
certain standards of qualiflca-
ton, such as personal appear
ance, with the understanding
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tralto led the guests in the sing
ing of the national anthem. Del
egates from the FD.R. Chapter
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Way
mond, Inez Bcaxton, Ella Cal
lendar, Victor C. Bynoe, Mary
Brown, Christina Citizens, Harry
Gamble, John Tudor, John G.
Bynoe, Kenneth Guscott, JOS
eph Brown, Fritz Belgrave, Keith
Williams, Robert Merritt, Austin
Citizens, Olga w. Ross. Victor c.
Bynoe, president Of FDR. Chap
ter, was elected vice president of
The state organization.
Delegates and their friends
attended a Convention Ball
which was held Friday night at
the Hotel Vendome,
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pound from the weight he ex-
poets to carry into Yankee Stadi-
UNI for his struggle with the
tough Waloctt. DR.. N'ardiello,
State Boxing Commissions Off
cial medico says the champs
condition is markedly improved
over his condition before the
first fight with Walcott.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-19
Dixie Churches
Say Jim-CrOw
GOd-0rdained

ATLANTA, GA, = (G) - As
far as Southern Churchmen are
concerned, jim Crow is an ex-
pressed purpose Of God, in fact,
such a view was accepted by the
Southern Methodist Church Of
South Carolina. In Georgia the
Southern Presbyterian Church
recently voted to remain as a
member of the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches of Christ, even
though it charged that the
Council has socialistic leanings.
What's more, the Council favors
non-segregation, which the
Southern Presbyterian Church
considers doctrinally unsound.
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Pops" ViOIinisf
Monday, June21

CHARLES A. McCABE, Mus.M.,
of Philadelphia, Pa, one of the
few outstanding violinists in the
country, has the distinction of
being the first of his Race to
appear as violin soloist on COL
ORED AMERICAN NIGHT AT
pops, June Fl. Mr.. McCabe
Is teacher in the public school
system in Philadelphia and the
first Colored artist to be admitted
to the Germantown Symphony
Orchestra as first viOlinist, a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-19
JOE LOUIS FIT
AS FIDDLE

PoMPToN LAKES, N. Joe
Louis rushed into New York City
for a check up, after a six round
sparring session outdoors at his
training quarters at Pompton,
Lakes, N. ]. He weighed ZIG
pounds on the nose, just one
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-19

School graduate, won two schol-
arshipS to Boston University,
One was from the school and the
other was given her on her
scholastic record. She also won
a special award = the E. Nelson
Blake Memorial Award, which is
given for character behavior and
scholastic record.
Miss Pierce is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pierce, 16
Lafayette ST., Arlington. She
was one of the debs at the Statler
cotillion last winter. Mrs. Pierce
is an outstanding florist and
floral designer.
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Face Charges Of


The Fair Employment Practices
Commission Of Mass. will prefer
charges against the SIS. Pierce
Company with Offices in Brook
line upon the complaint Of Walter
]. Stevens, Author and Lecturer,
who although he passed every
Continued on Page 81
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however that these standards OF
qualifications shall be applied
equally regardless OF race or col
or.
5. Those compl atnants who
have applied for the position Of
steward with respondent shall be
considered for the position, and
if found qualified, shall be given
first opportunity to fill vzcan-
cies,. Seniority as steward shall
begin on date of hiring.
Continued on Page s.
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a small group of civic-rninded
people that embraced members
of every race and creed interest
ed in the welfare of the youth
Continued on Page y
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Louis defense Of his world cham
pionship boxing title against Joe
Wolcitt, have a gilt-edge opport-
unity to witness the battle Oh
television screens in Mechanics
Building on Huntington Avenue,
CONTINUED on Page s.
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The soloists: Selma e. Smith,
Ann Cook, Marjorie Capde-
vile, Mae Ellis, Odessa Cobb,
Paul Broadnax, Ralph Smith,
Floyd Nelson, Liberal Arts
Male Quartet, John H. Powell.
William B. Sexton, Fred w.
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land and the District of Colum-
bia.
Among Delegates besides the
clergymen were representatives
Of the Women's Auxiliary the
Church School Department and
the Baptist Training Union.
The ministers held sessions in
CONTINUED on Page ~
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lay Corner tone Of
Community Center
New Gymnasium

The Laying of the Corner
stone Of the new Gymnasium of
the Cambridge Community Cen
ter, 49 Howard st, on Sunday,
June 10, it marked the fulfill
ment of project instigated by
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BAPTISTS CONVENE
FOUR DAYS In HUB

Hundreds of delegates and
other visitors from practically
all states along the North At
lanie seaboard were in atten-
dance at the New England Bap-
fist Missionary Convention held
here June 1913. They came not
only from New England but also
from New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-19
Arlington Girl
Wins Three
School Awards

In addition to being an honor
student through the entire four
year period, Miss AIfaretta H.
Pierce, 1913 Arlington High
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Quinn also pc inted out that
without the tireless industry and
perseverance of the late Chester
Eaton, assistant general chair
man of Local $40 during the 10
year struggle with the railroad
to obtain equal opportunity for
colored workers, this victory
would not have come SO quickly.
In April 1947, Local $40 of the
Dining Car Employees Union
AFL was responsible for the i'll
ing of go odd complaints against
the New Haven Railroad Com
pany with the New York SCAD
and the Massachusetts FEPC.
which alleged that the railroad
would hire only white men as
stewards and grill car employees.
The complaints further charged
that the railroads overall pat
tern Of employment in all cate
gories clerical, administrative
operative and nonoperative was
discriminatory against colored
workers.
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Admission $i.zo
Patron $1.5o TAX Inc.

Riggs and Gilbert G. Harvey,
Trio "Me, You and r. Duo
Marjorie and Floyd: virgia
sheaIey, Mary Lee Lewis, Mar
cenia Seabrook, verna White,
Pearl Rock, Madeline Lewis,
(Continued on Page II
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IPolItieaI Advertlsement)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-06-19

Union officials Of the Dining
Car Employees Union, Local $40,
AFL this week hailed the his
toric agreemnt consummated by
the Massachusetts, FEPC and the
New York SCAD with the New
Haven Railroad which eliminat-
ed discrimination in the hiring
Of dining car personnel.
General Chairman Joseph
Quinn of Local $40 said, For
over a century we have awaited
the day when the hiring and
promotion of railroad employees
would be possible without regard
to race or color. A recent poll of
The Grill Car and Dining Car
employees white and colored,
conVinces us that the elimina-
ton of discrimination in the
railroads. hiring policy is in
complete accordance with their
wishes and With their belief i'll
! he deuaur oas
country
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execute that service inaccord-
ance with your demands.
Continued on Page 81
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tPoIitical Advertisement
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Yule Season Dinner

The December meeting of the
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club was held last Wednes-
day evening at the Island Hotel.
The table was beautifully decor
ated with red candles and Christ
mas greens, and a three course
dinner was served. The commit
tee in charge was headed by Mrs.
Dom Eckhoff. There were thirty
members present, six of these new
members, who were presented with
yellow rose bud corsages. These
were, Anna Hurrell, Margaret
Herl, Lesta Forster, Margaret
Green, Doris Ref and Norma
Drusbacky.
The business meeting was pre-
sided over by the president, Mabel
Selin. Music was furnished by
Kathryn Kocsis, who played Yule-
tide music on her piano accordion.
A gift exchange was then held.
Final plans for the doll show,
which was held Saturday, were
made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Close A Successful Year

The Pythian Sisters held their
annual Christmas party in the X.
of p. hall Wednesday evening,
with a 6:30 potluck dinner. This
was followed by the regular meet
ing with election of officers for
the coming year resulting as fol-
lows: Past chief, Agnes Kerr;
M. E. chief, Geraldine Rohde; Ex.
Sr., Agnes Rohde; Elk. Jr., May
belle Mackey; manager, Sophie
Scott; protector, Marjorie Rider;
guard, Susan Eberle; pianist,
Gwendolyn Stout; captain of de-
gree staff, Effie Perry; M. of
works, Ada Hollinshead; install
ing officer, Minnie Gulau; trustees,
Dora Tadsen, Leahbelle Adams
and Flora Yensen; press CORES
pondent, Elizabeth Pettibone.
After the meeting Santa ap-
peared with the gifts, which the
members were exchanging. The
Sisters had a most successful year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Rebekah Club Holds Election

Mrs. Denver Rowley is the
new president of the Rebekah AT
ternoon club, having been chosen
at the meeting of last Thursday
afternoon. Others elected were:
Vice president, Mrs. Walter Scott;
secretary, Mrs. Jake Pulschen;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Mitchell.
Appointed to the entertainment
committee We're, Mrs. Ellsworth
Snider, Mrs. William Huber, Mrs.
George WILDER, Miss Hannah Pet
erscn and Miss Pearl Cleaver;
program committee, Mrs. John H.
Gulau and Mrs. Nick Tadsen, and
exchange of gifts, Mrs. Huber.
This was the annual Christmas
party and business netting, which
was held in the Odd Fellow hall
club room. A delicious luncheon
was served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Annual Sewing Circle Party

The members Of st. John Sew
ing Circle held their annual
Christmas party in the church
basement Monday evening, with
80 members present. The ia
bles were beautifully decor
ated with small Christmas trees
and the place favors of red and
green flower pots, filled with flow
ers. While seated at the table
carols were sung and a business
meeting, with election of officers,
held. All officers retained their
posts: President, Mrs. Willett Pet
tibone; vice president, Mrs. Guy
Cover; secretary, Mrs. Robert
Mitchell; treasurer, Mrs. Herman
Gates. Mrs. Pettibone was pre-
scntcd memorial life member
ship pin and an electric coffee
percolator, by the circle.
The gifts for exchange among
the circle sisters were placed
around a lighted green and tinsel
tree and bore the names of the
recipient and the giver, thus re-
vealing the mysteries of the past
year. The gifts were distributed
by the program committee, Mrs.
Arlo Shively and Mrs. Guy Cover.
During the business meeting
names were drawn for mystery
sisters for the coming year. The
sewing circle is also sending a box
of oranges to the Lutheran Or
phans and Old Folks home in East
Toledo.
The kitchen committee, Mrs.
Frank Cover, Mrs. John Braun,
Mrs. Eliza Thomas and Mrs. Paul
Migala, served a delicious dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Senior Scouts Party

The Senior Girl Scouts with
their leader, Mrs. Fred Guggis-
berg, held their Christmas party
Saturday evening in the Erie Gar
dens Community house hall which
was beautifully decorated in
Christmas red and green tapers,
with large white Christmas trees
lighted and centering the hall.
Bingo was played during the eve
ming with prizes awarded from
twenty-five of the local business
firms.
A delicious lunch, prepared and
donated by Mrs. H. A. Hawking,
was served at a large Christmas
table in buffet style. Mrs. George
Duffy and Joe Engler furnished
pop for the party and Joe Du-
quette gave buns. Music for
dancing was furnished by a phono
graph from Manley's Music Max
ers. Decorations were supplied by
Mrs. Emil Meyer.
The committee included, Sally
Petersen, Carmen Carlos, Joan
Guggisberg, Teddy Selgo and En-
cry Floro. The chaperones We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Guggisberg,
Mrs. II. A. Hawking, Mrs. George
Duffy, Mrs. Andrew Boss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Petersen.
Twenty-Five Senior Scouts at
tended: Carolyn Aurand, Lillian
Azbell, Carolyn Ballreich, Janet
Barnes, Gail Boss, Carmen Carlos,
Mary Jane Crohen, Dolores Duffy,
Margaret Dougherty, Corrine Flor
ian, Joan Guggisberg, Beverly
Hoshal, Bettina Kinsey, Jeanette
Kowalski, Clarice McAfee, Sally
Petersen, Barbara Piatt, Carol
Quisno, Mary Rosiar, Marilyn
Shepherd, Peggy Wright, Mary
Jane Wright.
Boys at the party We're: Emery
Floro, Ted Selgo, Wayne Dubbert,
Dorsey Carr, Bob Brown, Rich
Kokinda, Paul Lukac, Stanley Len
hart, Douglas Millinger, Roland
Chapman, Bob Rider, Mike Clover,
Tom Allen, Dick Allen, Jerry
Flynn, Pat Mulligan, Kenny Coils
ton, Harland Branum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Families Are Invited

The Otterbein Circle Of the Ev.
United Brethren church has invit-
ed the families to Christmas
party, beginning with $50 pot
luck dinner and to be held this
Friday evening in the church din
ing room. Rev. l.. d. Reynolds
will tell a Christmas story and
gifts will be exchanged among the
adults and the children. The eve
ming will be brought to a conclu-
sion in the playing Of games and
contests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Complimented With Shower

Mrs. Harold Sperber and Miss
Dorothy Wenger were hostesses
in the home of Mrs. Sperber last
Thursday evening at a one-gift
shower, a bathinette, compliment
ing Mrs. Jack Heintz, Columbus.
Mrs. Heintz is spending the week
here with her mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Lettich.
A dessert course was served and
bridge played at two tables. The
winners of prizes were Mrs. Will
bur Snider, first, and Mrs. Don
Burke, second.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Losers Dinner Party

The winners and losers party of
a Monday Night bridge club was
held Monday evening in the home
of Mrs. Clarence Loder with 6:30
dinner and gift exchange. The
rooms were made attractive with
Christmas decorations and the din
ing table had an unusual arrange
ment of tree balls.
Others on the losing side were,
Mrs. John Sorensen, Mrs. William
Zeis, Mrs. Pearl Baker, Mrs. James
McRitchie and Mrs. Albert Holz-
hauer. The winners were, Mrs.
James Christensen, Mrs. j. A.
Evers, Mrs. A. T. Emmett, Mrs.
Harley Robinson, Mrs. Robert Lo-
der, Johnson City, n. Y. and Mrs.
Conrad Zilch, Amherst.
When bridge was played Mrs.
Lawrence Satterfeld substituted
for Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. p. X.
Tadsen for Mrs. Robert Loder. The
winners were, Mrs. Holzhauer,
high, Mrs. Christensen, second
and Mrs. Zilch third.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Women OF the Moose

The regular meeting of the
Moose was held last Monday eve
ming in the club rooms where
plans were made for the anniver-
sary dinner and Christmas party
which will be held Monday even
ing, December 20. The anniver-
sary dinner will be held at Joe's
Ark at six thirty. The business
meeting is scheduled to start at
eight o'clock after which a Christ
mas party will be enjoyed. Reser-
vations for the dinner may be
made by phoning Mrs. Orland
Miller, 1911.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
st. John Missionary Society

st. John Missionary Society will
hold a Christmas tea Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Donald Pulschen
will open the meeting with devo-
tions. There will be a special
Christmas program and Christmas
musical selections and a business
meeting. A tea will follow.
The hostesses for this meeting
will be, Mrs. John Holder, Mrs.
William Faust, Mrs. John Rahm,
Jr., Mrs. Charles Dewitt, Mrs.
Harold Miller, Mrs. Jake Kuhnle
and Mrs. Donald Nieman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Gypsum Youths
Organize Club

Young people of the Gypsum
Community church have organized
a Youth Fellowship club, with
meetings being held Saturday eve
nings in the church parlors. O.
Lou Ann Mackey is president
with Bobby Szilagyi, vice-presi-
dent. Other officers include Irene
Szilagyi, secretary; Ronald Mack
ey, treasurer; Virginia Sherwood,
Religious chairman; Suzanne Szi-
lagyi, social chairman; Marilyn
Schiewe, service chairman; Pam
ella Sibrel, editor, and Janis Boss,
ways and means.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Peace Church Craft Club

The Craft club of Peace church
held its Christmas party in the
parish hall last Wednesday even
ing. Husbands were invited
guests and a gift exchange was
held. Appropriate games were
played with prizes going to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Schultz and Fritz
Below.
Functioning committee were,
invitations and entertainment, Mrs.
Eugene Wahlers and Mrs. Ereder-
ick Below; decorations, Mrs. Les
lie Branum and Mrs. Edwin Ham
mond; tables and lunch, Mrs. Hill
bert Hamann. The table was
beautifully decorated and a buffet
lunch was served to the following:
Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Engel, Mr.
and Mrs. Hilbert Hammann, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Wahlers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Hammond and Dennis,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Lowien, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Below, Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Shortliff, Mrs. Les
lie Branum, Mrs. Albert Grodi and
Mrs. Clarence Grodi.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Social Events
To Marry Dec. q

Miss Marguerite Hayman, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Hayman, Toronto, Canada, and
Mayfield Green, Port Clinton, are
to be married in st. Paul's Angeli-
can church, Toronto, at II a. m,
Monday, December 27.
Miss Eleanor Wilson of Toronto
will be bridesmaid, and Albert
Rigby, Green Springs, will be best
man. Gilbert James, Port Clin-
ton, soloist at St. Pauls Episcopal
church, Fremont will be soloist.
TIE wedding breakfast will be
served in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
hayman.
The bride-elect is native of
Toronto and has been a clerk at
the Toronto Radio Corporation.
Mr.. Green is owner and operator
of Port Clinton school buses. The
young couple will reside at III
West Fifth street in this city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Child Study Club

Members of the Child Study
club will carry out a Christmas
program when they meet Monday
evening in the home of Mrs. Ralph
Mackey, where Mrs. William Allan
will be the companion hostess.
Mrs. Dale Hostrup, Mrs. Charles
Dewitt and Mrs. Clayton Nc
Roberts have arranged a program
of Christmas carols, and the Soc
ial committee will supervise an
exchange of gifts. A lunch will be
served after the meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Firclands Garden Club

For their Christmas party the
members of the Firelands Garden
club will begin their December
meeting with a 6:30 dinner at
Marshall's inn Wednesday even
ing. From there they will go to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Moon for a gift exchange and
evening of cards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Millard f. Lange,
Erie township, are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Betty Jane Lange, Fayette, to
Gordon f. Domeck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Domeck, Wauseon. No
date has been set for the wedding.
A recent graduate of Bowling
Green State University, Miss
Lange is now the Home Economics
teacher in the Fayette high school.
Mr.. Domeck is senior student at
Bowling Green State University.
where he is majoring in business
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Mizpah Class Yule Meeting

Mrs. II. A. Miller and Miss Ruth
Robinson will be hostesses to the
members Of the Mizpah class of
Trinity Methodist church Monday
evening in the home of Mrs. Mill
er and a Bible verse will be quot
ed at roll call.
On the program, Mrs. Willard
Grover will tell a Christmas story
and time will be spent in games
and contests and singing carols.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Entertain Fremont Federation

The Val Trio, Mrs. Lee Brack-
en-, Mrs. Allen Satterfeld and Mrs.
edward Reifschneider, sang songs
appropriate to the occasion when
the ladies appeared at the Christ
mas party of the Fremont Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs, which
was held this Thursday noon in
the Fremont Woman's club.
Mrs. Lee Davis on the xylo-
phone and Joe Smith at the piano
were other Port Clinton talent to
entertain the group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
COterie Christmas Party

The members of the Coterie
club will begin their Christmas
party with a 7 o'clock dinner in
the Island Hotel this Friday even
ing. Following this Mrs. Anna
Roth will be the hostess in the
home of Mrs. Frank Quisno. The
ladies will exchange gifts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Literary and Social Club


The Literary and Social club
will take note of the Christmas
season in its program Wednesday
afternoon, when the ladies meet in
the home of Mrs. Dorwin Sims.
A dessert course is served before
the meeting Roll call, Christmas
quotations. Mrs. Frederick Zeis
will read paper, "Christ In
Many Lands" and Mrs. Joseph
Evers a paper entitled "The Mean
ing of Our Christmas Plants and
Flowers
The meeting will be concluded
with a gift exchange and Christ
mas music.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
France-Nugent Wedding

Miss Mary Katherine France,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
France, Perrysburg, will become
the bride of James Patrick Nu-
gent, Chicago, on December %.
AS the former Mrs. Colby Arm
strong, Miss France lived here for
several years.
Miss France has been secretary
of the Medill School of Journalism
at Northwestern University for
the past year, and for four years
previous, she served as a dental
assistant and laboratory techni-
clan in Chicago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
Thursday Study Club

Mrs. Robert Reynolds will be
the hostess Thursday evening to
the Thursday Study club. A
Christmas program has been az
ranged by Mrs. William Moon and
Mrs. Pearl Braddock. There will
also be a gift exchange. Roll call,
a Christmas verse.