Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-30

HanllIon ana IlIClIllEall were alSo
guests of Rev. and Mrs. CasSetta
over the holiday season. David,
only son of the CasSettas, return
ed to his home here Thursday
from Buffalo, where the Great
Lakes Freighter is in port foT
the winter. David shipped out as
an oiler on this boat in Septem-
ber.
Miss Jane Webster of the Co
I lumbus teaching staff is among
the out-of-town guests to spend
the Christmas school vacation
/ here.
Esther, of Tallahassee Univer-
sity in Florida, and Florence, Zoe
and Caroline, of Ashland High
School, daughters of DR.. and Mrs.
H. Langlois, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Conklin, Jr., of East
Lansing, Mich, are all guests at
the Langlois home.
Mrs. Libby Meyers is spending
! Christmas with her daughter,
Mrs. Paul Brown, and family, in
Monroe, Mich.
Hugo RoSendahl, pilot, and Rob
ert Parker flew to Windsor, On
tario, to bring Barbara Parker
home for the Christmas school va
cation. Barbara, only daughter
of the Robert Parkers, is attend
ing the st. Ursuline Academy, at
Windsor.
T Mr.. and Mrs, Laurence Herold
and daughter Ann, Lakewood,
were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Schmidt, and fam
lily, on Christmas Day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Vroman
of Sandusky, were holiday guests
at the Frank Nroman and Edward
Market homes.
James Market, Of Sandusky,
spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Market.
Richard Vroman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Vroman, returned to
his home here on Wednesday.
Richard sailed on one of the Great
Lakes F'reighters this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Webster
are visiting in Curtice with their
daughter, Mrs. J. Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Poulos,
former owners and managers of
Jim's Place, have moved into their
! new ranch-style home on Lorain
Avenue.
Among the young people to see
the Harlem Globe Trotters bask-
etball team play in Sandusky,
were James and John Ladd, Fred
Rittman, H. BroderSon and Will
liam X. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wolko-
WITT and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Prey, who spent
the past two weeks in Florida,
returned to their homes here on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Perry Madden, who had
been i'll for several months, in
Cleveland, died there on Wednes-
day, Dec. 21. Mrs. Madden was
an active member of the st. Paul
Episcopal Guild and Lone Willow
Rebekah Lodge. The Maddens
moved here from Cleveland few
years ago and were at home in
the lngold home on East Point.
Burial was held in Cleveland We'd
nesday, Dec. 2l.
Miss Norma Reinhard and Miss
Doris Kreger of Toledo and Eth
an N. Fox, of Findlay, We're
among the Christmas visitors
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hecksters
and daughter, Linda Lee, of Bow
ling Green University, are spend
ing the week here at the Ethan
Fox home.
Participating in the annual
Christmas party program at the
Town Hall Friday evening were
Cleo Webster, John and Jim Ladd,
Edward Hancock, the Glee Club,
Danny Zura, Joy Smith, Gregory
Greunke, Billy Brown, Bud Ohle-
macher, Nancy Duggan, Shirley
Rudy, first grade boys, Sonya
Market, Gail Seymour, Mary Ann
Woischke, Carol Hales, Carol
Schillumeit, Paula Webster, Donna
Reinhard, Gene Prentice, Skippy
Duggan, ROnnie Geithman and
other school students. Santa
Claus was present and assisted by
Mrs. H. Brodersen, distributed
gifts courtesy Of the PTA and
Chamber of Commerce.