Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-25
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~ regular HlSSllliS VI IiIc LSiulCo
Auxiliary of the Scheible Downing
American Legion Post No. $40,
was held March IA. Marie Fox,
chairman of the Poppy committee
reported that 400 poppies had ar
rived and it was reported that the
Red Cross Drive will be continued
and the quota for Put-in-Bay,
Middle Bass and North Bass ISL
ands is $4,000.
Serving on the committee for
the public benefit card party given
on st. Patrick's Day were chair
man Miss Pauline Heidle, co-work-
ers, Mrs. Eugene Ingold, Mrs.
Henry Reinhard, Mrs. Fred Foye,
Miss Marie Fox, Mrs. Verda Jen-
kins, Mrs. Valerie Traverse, Mrs.
w. Weise and Mrs. Joseph Prem
tice.
Mrs. Harry Heineman gave a
short talk on National Security,
through the Merchant Marines.
Serving on the social committee
for March 20, We're Miss Marie
Fox, Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. V.
Traverse and Mrs. Walter Weise.
The next regular meeting will
be held Monday, April II, with no
social hour to be held following
the business meeting.
Miss Gloria Cassetta and Miss
Marguerite Thompson of Column
bus, Ohio, are visiting here at this
time.
The Woman's Auxiliary Guild
of st. PauPs Episcopal church will
hold a silver tea at the Rectory on
Wednesday, March 80, from 2 to
5 p. m. There will be short pro-
gram and refreshments.
The next regular meeting of
Lone Willow Rebekah Lodge will
be held on Thursday, April 7. A
potluck dinner party honoring the
Lodges 9th birthday anniversary
will be served at GAS p. m. A
social hour will follow the business
meeting. Serving on the social
committee will be Mrs. H. L. Lang
lois, Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs
Paul Webster, Mrs. E. o. Fox, and
Miss Ruth Burggraf.
A Fashion Show of the Spring
and Summer styles featured by
the Sarie Shoppe of Port Clinton
and sponsored by the Parent,
Teacher association will be held
in the City Hall Auditorium or
| April 5 at $3.50 p. m. Local talent
will serve as models, and there
will be four changes of costumes
complete with accessories, for each
model. The models will be taker
to the Sarie Shoppe on April 2, fol
fittings. Serving on the program
committee are, Mrs. Chester Dress
Mrs. Romer Stoiber, Mrs. A. Bo
dola, Mrs. Theodore Phillips, Mrs
Robert Parker and Miss Eileel
Wagner.
The fashion models will be, Ros,
Ann Kindt, Rose Marie Woischke
Sally Beucler, Julia Borman, ],
Ann Zura, Donna Reinhard, Clet
Webs ter, Eileen Wagner, Mrs
Donald Trenwith, Mrs. A. Badol;
and Mrs. R. Parker.
This is the first Fashion Show
ever sponsored by the P. T. A
Everyone is invited to come ant
hopes are high for the fathers ant
sons to attend to assist in choos
ing daughters and wives Easte,
attire for the Easter Parade.
David Cassetta received a cal
to report to Ashtabula Harbor thi
week to ship aboard fresh waite,
freightec for Spring transporta
ton. David, son of Rev. and Mrs
D. A. Cassetta, has served severa
years apprentice on this type o.
boat and has also shipped on al
ocean transporter to Germany, ant
France.
Richard Vroman, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. Vroman, was also callet
this week and reported to his ship
ping lines at Buffalo on Monday
Richard has four years of servic,
in the U. S. Navy, during Worlt
War II.