Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-11
PUT-DN-BAY

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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Linker of Tiffin and Putin Bay
and Wayne Clinton Riley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Riley, of Tif,
fin, were married in Saint Paul's
Episcopal church here, at 2:3C
D. m. on Sunday, June 6. Rev
d. A. Cassetta officiated at the
double ring service. Mr.. w. Mas,
on, of Cleveland, served as organ
| ist.
The attendants were: maid OF
honor, Mrs. Gene Moorse, sister OF
the bride; best man, Gene Riley
brother of the groom. The ushers
were, Donald McKillips and Robert
Welter, of Tiffin.
The bride wore a white linen
bolero suit with all white acces-
3ories and carried a corsage of
pink orchids. The matron of honor
wore a pink linen suit with acces-
sories and carried a corsage OF
leep pink roses. The mother of
the bride wore a violet linen suit
with pink accessories and wore a
corsage of pastel pink rose buds
The groom's mother wore a green
and white print with white acces-
sories and wore a corsage of tiny
pink rosebuds. The reception was
held at the Crescent Hotel from
to 6 p. m. with about 500 guests
in attendance. The young. couple
will go to Fort Wayne and Chi
cago on a weeks wedding trip.
The brides going away costume
was an aqua linen suit with a light.
ar shade of aqua top coat. The
newlyweds will spend the summei
here at the Crescent Hotel Of which
Mr.. Linker is the manager.
Both MI. and Mrs. Riley are
graduates of Columbian high
school of Tiffin and Mr.. Riley had
one year of college work at Ohio
State university before going into
the Navy>for two years service. He
is attending Heidelberg University
at Tiffin at this time.
About 200 boy scouts spent the
weekend here, camping in the
State Park. The boys crossed over
from the mainland on the Mystic
Isle and South and West Shore
Auto and Passenger Ferrys.
North Bass school closed June 4
a week later than the other county
schools due to time lost in May
when their teacher, Miss Ruth
Lechtenberger was drowned neal
the Central dock.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. A. Cassetta
have started Gil their two months
rip to his former home near
Naples, Italy. The Cassettas will
visit in Columbus for a day witt
their daughter, Gloria, who is en-
rolled in Ohio State University
They will also spend a short time
in Long Island at the home of Mrs
Cassetta's mother and family. Sail
ing from New York on June IL
their return sailing date from
Naples, Italy, is Aug. 2, w. Ma
son, Of Wo-Li-Ro choir school, will
be in charge Of services until Aug
lst 1, when the Rector of Grace
church, Sandusky, will come here
with his family for the month of
August. Re-. Cassetta has been In
charge of Saint PauPs Episcopal
church here for the past ten years
Coming from Hamilton, Ohio. Prev
ious to this he served as rector
here from 1919 to 1922.
The Marie M III is giving trav-
cling service to Port Clinton work
ing in conjunction with the Mystic
Isle, three trips daily, effective
June 5. Mahler's Marie (2) leaves
here at 7 a. m. and Port Clinton at
$3.50 a. m. daily.
Mary Patricia Eastin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Eastin,
of Middle Bass, and Richard Henry
Fox, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan
D. Fox, were married in st. Paul's
Episcopal church on Thursday
June 3, at Z p. m. The attendants
were bridesmaid, Miss Margaret
Eastin, sister of the bride and
William Miller III. The reception
was held at the f. Fox residence