Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
PUT-N-BAY

The Ottawa County Councils of
both American Legion, Sheibel-
Downing Post No. SAP and the La
dies Auxiliary will hold meetings
on Monday, May "a. These meet
ings will be held in the city Hall
with the Port Clinton American
Legion Post, Ottawa County Coun-
Gil, whose president is Archie
King, and with the Ladies' Aux
iliary, whose president is Dorothy
A. Banchich. About eighty men,
berS will come over on the Miller's
boat livery to attend these meet
ings and will return TO mainland
about II p. m. A potluck supper
will be served in the assembly
room. Mrs. Roy Thompson is
president of the local Ladies' Aux
iliary, American Legion Post No.
542.
The largest reunion of the Put
Inlay high school Alumni Assn.
was held in the assembly room of
the city hall on Saturday, May 22.
Eighty-siX members and guests
were present, and five new candi-
dates were duly initiated into the
association. The new members are
IVonne Market, who will be mar
ried to Leonard Vroman, a grad
uate of Al on June /; Margaret
Mary kindt, who won the PIT. A.
scholarship, contesting against two
hundred and ninety other high
school students holding high class
averages, and who is planning on
enrolling in Bowling Green State
University, College Of Education. in
September; Gail Webster, who will
also enter B. G. S. U. when the
fall term opens.
Richard II. Fox, vino is spending
his second season on Miller's auto
ferries, and is planning to enter
an engineering college in Septem-
Der, and Waugh Buecler, already
enlisted in the L. S. Naval Train
ing School, and who will enter it
June 6. This class of 194S, dressed
IN "Diddies and Bibs and Boots
took their initiation very serious
ly, all but Vaughn Buecler, whose
parents moved here a few years
previously, had family members in
this association. Yvonne's father,
Ed Market, class of '23, who cele-
brated their twenty-ffth year in
the association, with all but one of
their class members present; Mar
garet Mary, father, A Kindt, a
member of the board of education,
also a member of the class of '23;
Gail Webster, whose father grad
uated in 1917, has three sisters
who are members; Richard Fox's
father is president of the board of
education at this time, and both
father and mother are graduates of
the class of 1919.
The president, Harry Heineman,
served ably as postmaster, and as
historian, Miss "Sally" Pople-
stems report was a great success.
Members of classes as early as
1903 answered to the roll call.
The first graduation exercises of
Put-in-Bay high school were held
in 1895, making this the ffty-third
year our high school has been in
progress. Having advanced to a
first grade high school about
thirty-five years ago, all students
receiving diplomas from p. HIS.
can pass the necessary require
ments for college and university
entrance. Anthony Badola, pres
ent principal of schools, has given
new interest to the students by
helping photo club to be organ
lied and his untiring efforts to
make the annual year book a sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heineman,
Of Port Clinton, attended the
Alumni banquet. Mrs. Heineman,
formerly a resident here, grad
uated from the local high school
with the class Of "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Menhart
and daughter. Nancy. of. Vern1iI