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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-12
Legal NOTICE

printed. published and circulating IN said
county; and also that q copy % this
order he sent by registered mail - the
isst-knowh post once address ~ the de-
fendant: said address heinE 1919 Stann-
wood Ct Inkster. Michlgan
Arthur Webster. circuit Judge
4 True copy
EdEar NJ. Branign. clerk
Nv A shedd. Deputy Clerk t-eT, 81.
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CHARLES q. PERKINS
Attorney and Counselor


STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the Circuit
cut Court for the County OF Wayne In
Chancery
GERALpINE love. ridnun vs.
GRIFFIN LOVE. Defendant.
No. i3O-s1;
ORDER OF BLlCATtON WITH
AFFIDAVIT ~ SUPPORT or
ORDER
At q session Of said Court held ~ the
Courthouse In the city Of Detroit on
the sth day 81 April. AID. 1903
Present. honorable ADOLPH y
MARscHNER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by afr
davit on file that the defendant Griffin
Love. can't he served by process issued
out Of this Court a. ne IL not resi-
dent Of the state Of Michigan. but resid-
~ IN the city 81 HaWkinsville. County
OF Pulaski and state OF Georgia.
on MOTION or charles r.. Perkins,
attorney for plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant,
Griffin Love. appear and answer the
Biii Of Complaint In this cause within
three ca months from the date % this
order. or that said Bill will be taken
az confessed and that this order he
published according 10 law and COPY
thereof be served upon the defendant
~ registered mail as required ~ lac.
ADoLFH v. MARecHNER,
Circuit JUDGE
"a True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRAHIGiN. Clerk
nv A. r. Nader.
Deputy Clerk t-iT-S-.s
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evening lot the
Rev. Z. c. Cope
land, pastor OF
the Union Bap-
fist Church. COM
C concentrating
sixteen years OF
faithful service.
His guests were
the Rev. an d
M RS. Freeman,
the Rev. N. Pry-
mr. Dir and Mre
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Who got married last wsski
Did you 60 away on q vacation
or business trip7 Let Us know
what you are doing. We want
TO print II. Address II 10 The
DETROIT TRIBUNE.
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RIVER
NEWS
BY ETHEL TUCKER

The Sahib Sport Association
will present Elmer Smith, bar
itone, in song recital al ;
p. m. May % in the Claude J..
Miller School. Mr.. Smiths in
structor is the well known BARI
tone, DR.. Cameron MCLEAN.
BANQUET FOR PASTOR
A hannuni Wae ninnn Erid Az
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Att. Charles y. Williams. sis King

Ally. charles =. Williams. bls Ming
STATE 90 MICHIGAN. Count, %
wayne-ss sSAi7e. At session ~ the
Probate Court for said County u
wsyne, held ~ the Probate Court Room
In the CITY ~ Detroit. on the tVeuiy-
first day OF April. In the year one thous-
and nine hundred and forty-ei
Present Joseph A. Murphy, judge Of
Probate.
In tho Matter Of the Estate ~ Mabls
l. Jackson. AKA, Mabie Campbell, de-
ceased
on readinE and hlng the petition du-
~ verified. Of Charles p Williams. eN-
ecutor OF the last viii and testament N
said deceased PRAYING thai he may be
licensed 20 cell certain real estate ~ said
deceased Tor the vrpose Of paying tho
debts Of said deceas N and the charges
Of administering said estate
10 is Ordered. That the twentieth day
Of May next nt ten o'clock az ~ IT, M
the forenoon, Rt said Count Room he
appointed for hearing said petition. and
that all persons Interested IN said cs-
tate appear before said court az said
time and place 10 show why license
should not be eranted TO said executor
10 sell roal estate ss prayed for In ~ a
petition. And u ia further Ordered That
a copy ~ this order he published once In
each week for three weeks consecutiN ely
previous ~ said time Of hearing IN the
Detroit Tribune newspaper printed
and circulsiing IN said County ~ Wayne
Joseph A Murphy, Judge OF Probate
"a true Copyl
Leonard Edclman. Deputy Probate
Register t.ss. t.ii
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Levitt. Rowiette a Brewn
rsnn ~ anfoiue street

Detroit -. Mfhikan
STATE on MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for the County Of wayne In chan
csry.
30. t3o.59e
VERNON JOHNSON. rlaintin Va
viola JOHNSON Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session Of said Court held ~ ne
Court Houaa m the city ~ Detroit on
The 10Th day 81 APRIL A.D.. 1855.
Preseafi HON ADoLrH 2. MAksCh-
NER Circuit JudEe.
Satisfactory rreef ~ ahdANi NOV
ing that u cannot Be ascer,Ainee ~
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Sylvester Jones took first in the
100 yard dash. Howard Gordon
in the 440. and William Smith
In the 900.
The relay team, composed OF
Lawsa Houghton, Sam Goudy.
Sylvester Jones and William
Smith also came through with
a victory.
Looks like Cooley's crown Is
going to be removed from my
point of view.
BASKETBALL CROWN
Miller forfeited its basketball
crown to Cooley Wednesday
May 5th. The crown had 10 be
forfeited because Miller had an
ineligible player, F. Gee. in the
championship game at the Olym.
pia March End Through an error
II was overlooked that Freddie
had attended Northeastern for
five semesters instead of four.
BY coming TO Miller. this con-
sequentally made this his 9th
term thus making him ineligible
for any type of sports. The quiz
on traffic slated for Nav 9TH
had to be postponed because of
rain. The contest will take place
at 2:4S pm. Wednesday, May IL.
PORTRAIT OF A rRoJANIrE
This weeks Portrait OF a Tro-
lanite subject is l65 pounds of
handsome youth named Stanley
German. Stanley was born in
Detroit on March 30. 1880 He
attended Russell Elementary
School and came to Miller in
l945.
STAINS hobbies are swimming.
photography. and water polo.
He is an active member OF the
Brewster Camera Club. and the
Brewster Water Polo team.
Stan is commercial student
and plans TO. take two years Of
Naval Military training after fin
ishing Miller. 10 develop his pho
toEraphic ability And IL know
him as we'll as ! think ! do, il
won't take much pushing for
him 10 succeed.
Well folks. so long for now.
See you next week In the De-
troit TRIBUNE.
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sid.. IN N. CITY - Chicago. County o.
cork and state of Illinois
~ Motion NJ charles r. FerkIns at
torney for rlsintIn
II ordered that ths defendant Sol
Ne Malloy appear and ansuer me Bill
~ Complaint n this cause within three
months from the date o. this order Or
that sad PHI MI DO taken a. confessed
ana that fh,s order 10 puh'shed accorf-
inE 70 Law and cory Thereof be serves
uron me defendant BY registsred mail
AZ roduired by Law.
Arthur Wooster. Circuit judge
4 Trus Corv
Fdgar " Rranign clerk
ny A. shsdd. Deputy Clerk IS; s-l
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rnarlss y. Kerry. isos broadway
H., ~ OF MICHIGAN, in the Circuit
'or me County Of wayne IN chan
r rq~ ~ PubsoasIsn--N.. 4se.tir
.iirHuN SMITH, PLAINTIFF, vs. RUBY
Ii session Of said Court held IN the
!. Detroit Wayne County. Aflchl-
n Anrh 10. 1913.
s'en'' Hon. Arthur webster. Circuit
H. ppsaring 10 this ffonorabis Court
/. ,aavt on hle that the defendant
Is t ~ Of this State. and that pro-
hsr appearance has beer duly
|v.S nc that the same could not 81
&lm..V reason % her absence or con-
al Within this state. or hv reas.
N. =, continued absence from her
~ ~'' r,., ?, Charles n Berry After
- ORDERED that RUBY emlth ar
. Asswer q the BIN sf comoiairt
|.th. ths cause Wlthln three (al
IA ~ 'rem the date II this or6er. er
Or eomplaint' viii he tsksn A.
.sd assinst her.
iurthsr Ordered that = espy sf
~ published aceor6lne a.
Detroit rribuns. . nswaoapsr
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CHARLEs n. PERKINs.
Attorney and Ceunselpr

al ~ warren Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne IN
Chancery.
HENRY TYRONE TURNER. Piaintin
a. MONA NAE TURNER. Defendant
No. t1o-aaH
ORDER or PUBLICATION WITH
AFFIDAVIT IN eurPORr OF
ORDER
AZ session 81 said Court held Al the
,Nurthooss In the City 81 Detrolt on the
- rr. esq u ~i Ess.rsSI: .poLrH y.
AARscHSER. Circuit JudGa
On Ale that the defendant Mona Mas
Turner. canaet be served ~ process L.
sued cut Of tkla Court aa she IL not :
realAeat % the stats % hiehlHan. but
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Aii,. chnrle. hi MIIllnm.. al, King

STATE or MICHIGAN. County 81
Wayne. - ssti7g At session 90 the
Probate Court for said county 81
Wayne held ~ the Probate Court Room
In the city u Detroit on the twenty
FIRST day Of APRIL IN the year one thous-
and nine hundred and forty.elEht
Present Joseph A. Murphy, Judge ~
Probate In the Matter OF tho Estate ~
Mabis T. jackson. also known ss Ma
bic Campbell Deceased.
Charles y. Williams executor % the
last will and testament Of aaid deceased.
having rendered % said court he hret
account IN said natter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-12


STATE OF MICHIGAN. county %
WAYNE. 49, SSs.e02.
At session ~ the Probate Courf f0r
,aid County of Wayne. held M the Fro
bate Court Room in The Cry o. Detroit
on the seventh day 81 Aprl. IN the wear
one Thousand nine hundred and forty
eight.
Present PATRICK r. o'BRIEN.
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate ~ SAM
IUEL DOUGLAS MATTHEW'S, Deceased
on reading and Aims tho petition 81
Florence Matthews praying that admin
strati0n OF said estate be granted 10 her
self or some other suitable person;
II IL ordered. That the tcnth day NJ
May. next. at ten o'clock In The fore
noon ~ said Court Room be appointed
hearing said petition.
And u 10 further Ordered. THAT copy
OF this order he published once In each
4 week for three weeks consecutively pre-
vious 20 said TINS % hearing. IN the
Detroit Trihupe. newspaper printed
and circulating In said County Of
Wayne.
PATRICK II. o'RRIEN
Judge Of Probate
| "a true copyl
Leonard Edelman,
t-7t; SIS
Deputy Probate Rsgistei
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CECU. T.. WARD

ISnN BFoadWay. Nufte Nhf
|ATE or MICHIGAN In tho Circuit
\ for the county 81 Wayne IN
} ,,rr
LIVER COTTON. PLAINTIFF vs. BEs-
COTTON Defendant
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Wills Mae Ballard. Administratris
l0fl neariua Ayenue nefron Mich

ipf1 DearinG Avenue. Detron Mich
STATE % MICHIGAN. the Probats
Court for the county % Wayne
No. 5Sa-ia
IN the Matter % the Estate 81 ROa
LAND BALLARD Deceased Notice Is
hershy given that All creditors Of aald
deceased are required 10 present their
claims. In writing and under oath 10
said Court 81 the Probate once IN abe
city 81 Detroit. in said County and 20
serve q copy thereof upon VILLA NAE
BALLARD Administrator o. said 80
tate a. 1879 Dearine Avenue Detroit
MlchiEan on ~ before The 10Th dat ~
July. Ap. 1876 and that such claims
viii Be heard hv ssd court before
Judge Thomas G. Murphy IN Court Room
No sos, Wayne County Building IN the
city o. Detroit IN said County on the
itth DAY ~ duis. Al. 1875 a. tao
o'clock. EpT, In the afternoon and IN
the case ~ surviving spouse the
ceurt will alao a. that time determine
whether and ~ ~hat extent claims AMI
administration expenses ars papahie cut
% community property or out 81 sep
arats property - the deceased.
Dated MAJ 4 1875
Thomas g. Murphy iudEs n Probate
Published IN Detroit Trihune once each
geek for three weeks succsssivsiy. with.
~ thirty DAYS from The dats hereof
f.ie. s-gs
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Nno. AO(hLpF W. johnson.
the Rev. and Mrs. George Bra
lille and Mrs. M. E. Douglas.
Members OF the church and
board Of trustees and deacons
were also present.
CHORUS WILL RENDER
PROGRAM
On Sunday. May is, al $50
In the afternoon, the Young Peo-
pies chorus will celebrate their
seventh anniversary by render
ing musical program in the
Union Baptist Church. The pub
lie is invited.
DANCE a SUCCESS
The dance given by the Board
OF Directors of the West Side
Community Center was quite a
success. II was given in the
Claude ]. Miller School and
music was furnished by Johnny
Walker and his orchestra.
Don't forget the dance to be
given by the River Rouge Board
OF directors Of the Beechwood
Community Center on May 81
in the Northrup School.
The Gay Felicks held a Moth
er and Daughter tea Sunday in
the home OF Mrs. Irving on
Van Court street. A report OF
the highlghts will be given in
the next issue
POLICE BULLETINS
Early last Sunday, thieves
broke into tavern on Elliott
street by breaking a glass on
the side door. Missing from a
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Police Officer Victor Folks ar
rested the trio on Sunday.
Phone your news in 10 vi.
2-8359 on or before Wednesdays
or Saturdays.
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Atty. Charlie. ". rerhins. SCI D. Warren
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne ~ chan.
Gerry.
No. taitn
WILLIAM MAiLoY. rialntin ~
NELLIE MALLoY. Defendant
A. session ~ ssid CSort held ~ ne
Courthouse IN the Citv o. nsfroit On the
seth gay ~ Arrn A.n. itft
Present. Hen Arthur WEBSTER. Circuit
JudGe
n this cause Il appearing ~ andasIt
On his that tae Defendant Sclie Nal
10y. cannot - served by rrocess issued
out ~ this Court a. she "a mt : real.
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EnMARn al sIMNnNs
No aes.Im

iSa Cadillac 50. 10S LAWYERS BIDS
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the circui,
Court for the County Of wayne in Chan
Gerry.
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STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the Circuit
Court for the County o. Wayne IN chaa.
Gerry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Surprise Luncheon Bridge

Mrs. Carl Matthews and Mrs.
Ralph Snyder were hostesses Tues
day afternoon at surprise lunch
con bridge and miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. Archie King,
which was held at 100 p. m. at Hi
Manor, in Fremont.
A long table, headed by an oval
table, was attractive with many
swans, filled with philodendron.
Besides the honor guest there were
seated Mrs. Clement Harshbarger,
Mrs. Harvey Battrell, Mrs. Emil
Meyer, Mrs. Robert Gilleland, Mrs.
Laurence Carpenter, Mrs. Clarence
Streeter, Mrs. Pete Fox, Mrs. Joe
Evers. Mrs. Francis Mekus, Mrs.
Kenneth Black, Mrs. Kenneth
Wahl, Mrs. Ervan Puffenberger,
Mrs. Harold Wahlers, Mrs. Edward
Sprenger, Mrs. Oliver True, Mrs.
Fred Neidecker, Mrs. Ned New
conner, Of Gibsonburg; Mrs. Harry
Hatch, Toledo; Mrs. Carl Speng-
Ter, Fremont, and the hostesses.
Bridge prizes at the five tables
were won by, first, Mrs. Neidecker,
second, Mrs. Puffenberger, third,
Mrs. Gilleland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
ANTIQUE SHOW
TO DRAW CROWD
Out-Of-TOwn Exhibitors Com
ing For Three Day Show
In Late April

The second annual Antique Show
and Sale, sponsored by the women
Of st. Thomas Episcopal Guild,
promises to be one of the outstand-
ing events of the month with many
out of town dealers and local col
lectors scheduled to participate.
The show will be held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April 22-23-
"a, in the Guild hall, open daily
from 9 a. m. to II p. m.
Out of town dealers who will
have antique displays are as fol-
lows: George Welch, Sandusky;
Roscoe Kelbley, Tiffin; The Loess-
lers, Worthington; Mrs. George
Rainey, Bascom; Mrs. Goldie Wal
ters and Mrs. Van Ormer, To-
ledo; Mrs. Florence Penrod, Ely
ria; Peter Rogers, Clyde; Mrs.
Mary Martin, Norwalk; Mrs. Voeh-
Ter, North Olmsted, and Warren
Leathers, BlOOmdale.
Bob Ernest will again exhibit
his outstanding collection of guns
and many local antique enthusiasts
are planning to display their pri-
vate collections. An added feature
of the show this year will be a
display of books and magazines of
interest to antique dealers and col
lectors which will be for sale to
the public. Mrs. Sam Christensen
will be in charge.
Mrs. Oscar Heineman is the gen.
eral chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Fred Neidecker, Mrs. Frederick
Zeis, Mrs. Emil Meyer, Mrs. How
ard Luebcke and Mrs. Christensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Progressive Mothers Club

Mrs. Howard Fillinger and Mrs.
Clarence Lowien were co-hostesscs
to the Progressive Mothers club
last Thursday evening. Two new
members were voted into the club,
Mrs. Carl Hansberger, Gypsum,
and Mrs. Robert Twynham.
New officers, who were elected,
will be installed in June and take
over their duties in September are:
President, Mrs. Kermit Miller;
vice president, Mrs. Harold Dank-
lefseu; secretary, Mrs. Wilson Sni-
der; treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Roberts
son.
Program, Moral Development" !"
by Mrs. Donald Pulschen. Roll call,
Punishment"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Married In Kentucky

Miss Barbara Kinsey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don K. Kinsey
Erie Gardens, and Arthur Lund-
gard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Lundgard, East Second street, were
united in marriage Monday after
noon in Greenup, Kentucky, Rev.
Legg officiating with the single
ring ceremony.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mullens. Mrs. Null
lens, a cousin of the bride, wore
pink with black accessories and
carried a shower bouquet of vio-
let's.
The bride wore an aqua dress
with brown accessories and also
carried shower bouquet of vio-
lets.
The bride attended Fremont and
Port Clinton high schools and the
groom is a graduate of the Port
Clinton high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundgard will live
in Erie Gardens until the home
which they are building off East
Second street is finished.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16

ries" instead. That name has Civ
en- him no end OF trouble during
rehearsals, his tongue trips him
up every time in spite of his prac-
ticing it over and over correctly.
s--II---ll-
Our High School Band is off to
Bucyrus this Saturday to take part
in the district band concert there.
Strut your stuff, kids, and bring
home the laurels d.. Jack Rex, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dieringer,
hopes to be out and about next
week even if his foot is in a cast.
He broke his ankle playing base
ball at school last Thursday.
-ll----iI-
Customers Were at a minimum in
most stores this week for some
reason or other. Blame that on
the weather, too. Anyway Lee
Davis and Bill Mack were taking
advantage of the lull to rearrange
stock in their Sports Store and
over at Korndorfer's, Nellie
Schroeder found couple of spare
minutes to crochet a few more
rows on the lovely afghan she's
making. Nellie is an old band at
the afghan business, having al
ready crocheted 10 of them and
given them all away as gifts.
Gosh it would take us years to
make one and if we ever did,
would be so proud of it we'd never
give it away. We'd keep it to hand
down to our grandchildren just to
prove what grandma could do with
a crochet hook, given lifetime to
do it in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
OVER TJHE
BACK FENCE
BY MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

Hiya Neighhor - The calendar
says it's Spring, flower bedecked
hats and cottons in shop windows
indicate it's time to pack away
your woolens, forsythia and other
early flowers in bloom also remind
us that Spring is here. In fact
everything round about smacks Of
the happy season, but the weather.
Just thinking about it makes us go
around saying things under our
breath, things that would make
Mother Nature blush. Why doesn't
everything get in tune at the same
time? Why must the weather
strike the only false note in an
otherwise harmonious scheme ?
Why? Well darned if we know but
it's something to work on when
we get too old to hang over the
back fence Someone inquired
Of US today when the peach trees
would be in bloom and when we
had to answer that we didn't know,
he said, "What? You've lived here
all your life and don't know that"
And by golly we did feel shamed
for a minute but then later on we
asked George Schafer, seeing as
how he's a fruit farmer at Ca
tawba, and he said even the farm
ers couldn't be sure this year. But
with the right kind of weather they
ought to be in bloom about the
second of May. SO you see, every
thing depends on the weather and
since you can't depend on that
you're right back where you
started.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
With Shower

Mrs. Arthur Wadsworth, the
former Jacqueline Wheeler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Wheeler, a bride of a month, was
complimented with a shower by her
sisters-i -in-law, Mrs. Howard Wads-
worth and Mrs. Richard Wads-
worth, last Friday evening in the
Erie Gardens community house.
The 40 guests played pinochle
and cootie and were served a de-
licious lunch.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
PinOchle Club Meets

Mrs. Orvillc Easton was hostess
Tuesday evening when she enter
tanned her pinochle club members
in her Fulton street home. First
prize was won by Mrs. Ernest Dub
bert; second prize by Mrs. George
Sperber, and low prize by Mrs,
Boyd Whisner. Mrs. Whisner will
be hostess in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Literary and Social Club

Mrs. Joseph Evers will be host
ess to the Literary and Social club
members, Wednesday afternoon.
Turkey Old and New" will be
Mrs. William VOLTS topic and the
roll call is "A Trip ! Want To
Take"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Immaculate Study Society

Mrs. Urban Seufert will be host
ess to the immaculate Conception
Study club Wednesday evening,
when "Shrines" will be the roll
call. Mrs. Norbert Stein will read
a paper, "Do We Need Religious
Education?" and Mrs. Doris Ref
will tell of the life of Pierre
Antoine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
COMGILL REELECTED

Henry A. Cowgirl, Port Clinton,
was reelected a member Of the
Ohio Public Service company's
board of directors at the annual
meeting Wednesday in Cleveland.
Mr.. Cowgirl was also reelected as
a vice-president Of the company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
2Sth Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Neff, Sr.,
observed their 2Sth wedding ami
versary, Sunday, in their home on
Madison street with a family din
ner. A large TERED wedding cake
adorned the festive table.
Their guests were, their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Smith and daughters,
Mary Irene, Anna May, Sharon
Lynn and Miss Bertha Netf,
Thomas, Robert and Raymond Netf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Mother Gives Brides Shower

Mrs. Ernest Bass gave a shower
this Thursday evening in Erie
Gardens community house for her
daughter, Miss Doris Bass, who
will become the bride of Jack Beck
ley, Fremont, this Friday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Baby Christened

tSaby Nht
Dennis Edward Pennington, in
fant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pen
nington, Charlestown, Indiana, was
baptized in st. John Lutheran
church Sunday forenoon, the Rev.
John Braun officiating.
Sponsors at the baptism were the
baby's grandparents, Mrs, Mary
Pennington of Jeffersonville, lndi-
ana, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Leow, East Third street. After
the baptism, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Petersen entertained the group at
a dinner in their Bay township
home. Also attending were Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilbur Petersen and sons
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
PYthian Sisters To Meet

The regular meeting of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will be held Wednesday
evening in the local temple with
initiation scheduled. A social hour
will follow and refreshments will
be served,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Home and Garden Club

The Home and Garden club will
meet with Mrs. Robert Howarth,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carl Whit
acre will make the flower arrange
ment of the month. Mrs. Kenneth
Wahl, who lives in wild flower
area, will have a paper on that
topic.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-04-16
Firelands Garden Club

When the members of the Fire
lands Garden club meet Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Stensen
Petersen will be the hosts. "Wild
Flowers" will be the seasonable
and interesting topic, which will be
given by William l.. Moon.