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Passengers leaving for Havana.
Cuba. via Aerovias %" S.A.:
Edgar Jones, Jane Jones, Chal-
les B. Whiting, Florence E. Whit
ing. Lydia Whitcomb, George A.
Moore, Robert Behrman, Beulah
B ehrma an, Sylvia Feldstein,
Charles Feldstein, Mathew CT
cerale. Gladys Mack, Arthur
Pickens, Elizabeth Pickens, Harry
Haden.
William H. Kildow, Juan Las
seville, Jose Rodriguez Obregon,
Josephine Ercegowicz, Virginia
A. David, Emilia Cato Martinez,
Leroy Golanski, Ella Galanski,
ENRIQUE Solano, Charles Van
peusen, Candida Monserrats Will
liam Barry, Calvin Cappins Man
uel, Fernandez. - gmdfoa 10
Oscar b. Gdire, Jr., Benedict c.
Milo, James r., Doddsgs Beulah
Dodds, Carl Ekblad, Larneyo B.
williams, Ivah r? Williams. Paul
Azzara, Minnie PesGhi, edLouis
Reuscher, Oscar Welchon, Ray
Edmonds, Allen Edmonds,. jose
fina Hinojosa, Jerry ellis, Del
Meder, Joan Meder. Jose M. San
Jurjo, Aida F. Morales.
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Coming EUents

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA
Meeting, La Concha NAV y
Wives Club, 1880 Pr NJ. =, in
ClubreOmS at Building 173,
U. S. Naval Station.iLa3
Meeting. Business and Profes1
sional Women's Club. 8 p. Ne,
at Woman's Clubhouse on
DuVal street Discussion of
final plans for the annual
Christmas Eggnog Party.
DECEMBER IS
Sewing group meeting, Monroe
County Hospital Auxiliary,
2:30 P M, at Hospital. Can
Mrs. Pritchard at 548 for
TRANSPORTATION.
Teenage dance, Arinory at
and Southland streets. Mr..
and Mrs. Myrtland Gates.
Chaperones.
First Audubon Screen Tour OF
Season, 7 P. M. at High
School Auditorium. DIN S.
Pettingills "Wildlife in Ac-
ton.
Annual Christmas party of
Fern Chapter No. 81. Order
Eastern Star. 8 P. NJ, at
Masonic Hall.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
Luncheon meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 p. M. at
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor.
Ruthabeth Conrad, concert
violinist, with Beatrice Mo
reno at piano.
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The spirit Of Christmas pervad-
ed the Key West USO-YMcA to
day, as ii completed elaborate
plans to provide a happy home
away from home" for the more
than 5000 servicemen stationed
here who will be unable TO return
to their families for the hdlidass
Yiietida~ programs. ranging
.frepa, 5QhrfstgpaSs , nscoratina 9af
ties, candy making, package
wrapping, singing of carols apq
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-14

entity been making their home
fHamoanth Virginia. where
thf polndcxicr Is stationed
shaafd tho aircraft carrier Frank
D Roosevelt
finn ne their visit here IN
k West the Poindexters Will
ID Webb City Missouri IN or
fa attend Poindexter family
anWn that Is being held in that
. aIsand the FIRST of the new
w They viii then return 10
uleuuth Va
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DIR. oLIN SEWALL PETTTNG-
ALL. JR.. pictured above. will
be the first speaker on the
Audubon Screenr Tours Series.
sponsored jointly BY the Mon
roe County Audubon Society
and the National Audubon So
eieiY. He IS scheduled TO ar
rive in Key West from Fort
Lauderdale at about S o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. "Wildlife
In Action" will be the subject
of DR.. Pettingill's color motion
picture TO be presented at Key
West High School tomorrow
evening at ? o'clock. He will
speak before elementary school
children from all schools on
Friday at 2 o'clock in the after
noon in the auditorium of T.u-
man Elementary School.
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Falns thc courts with
naitoning
nueu uf the Prcsl-
al family enjoyed
tH booming forehand
ilatfns tines twist and
Both impaired a
un fHai bespoke a long and
ahp with the game
IW hated with gay aban
HN He they swung into
Calhunelrs cleverly tossed
f tneu overhead smashes
fn tn, and Carbonell final
H i fhr ~ away al 6 games
81. f.aitt. acsing al but one oil
f u.nr .Ired 90 deuce by THEN
HIr .p1nncnts
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Mrs. BeechdI,s
Curry Has
House Guests

Mrs. Beechafn Curry has as
her guests at her home on Flem-
ing street her cousin, Mrs. Will
liam T. Hickelton and the latter's
daughter, Miss Elsie Hickelton,
of Eustis, Florida.
Mrs. and Miss Hickelton ar
rived in Key West yesterday, and
expect to feniaih for about a
week or ten days. RIO
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Monroe County
Hospital Auxiliary
Meets Cancelled

1t has been announced that the
meetings this week Of the Mon
roe County Hospital auxiliary,
one today comprising the regular
meeting of the organization, and
one tomorrow representing the
weekly gathering of the sewing
group Of the Auxiliary, have both
been cancelled.
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Fern Chapter {,
O.E.S., To Hold
Christmas Party

Fern Chapter No, 81, Order of
Eastern Star. will hold its annual
Christmas party on Thursday
evening at 8 p. m. at the Masonic
Hall.
All members of the Order have
been invited and may bring mem
bers of their families as their
guests. Each person attending
should bring a gift to be placed
under the Xmas tree and, these
gifts will be distributed by Santa
Claus later in the evening,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-14

$50 and Mr William Needing
WF Natal Ar Station. an
hrfh ID "a daughter at II
ui.t tae Monroe Count,
taI lhe ucw arrival weigh
UaHi pounds
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tiers, Mrs. Eva Pyfrom, Mrs. Iris
DuekettSand Mrs, Selma Mullins;
and six grand children.
The pallbearers are: John
GlenWood Sweeting, Lumley
Parks, J. Frank Roberts, Enrique
Esquinaldo, Jr., Paul G. Albury,
Victor Lowe, Juan Lopez, Fred j.
Dion, Charles S. Lowe, Rogelio
Gomez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-14

and brins OF mail 20 our
Ohes together Sith 9ss
ead receive your die.
tioaary. Ekss s'Ssriss
g. sail s6S roc sEfrS
lsr SssisEs $50 SrAbtisG
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Raymond salisberry. II, 2015 18th st
| NV.
Grover Timmons. IS, 14O1 l. st. NV.
Melvin X. Broadus. 70. 2925 Stanton I'd
Jessie williams, Al, GOT st. s.v.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Minnie Wrsh Rs as sSos so 5oh st. sna
James Williams, jr., %. 200 Georgia
ave, and Shirley Clayton. 21. 927 S
willis Roe, %. 333 37th pl. Sc. and
Nancy Perry, IS: 33l 37th pl. sc.
y Psan Garter @ Ss? I s5s 3FsR sd st.
and salle Jones. 26. GIG Harvard st.
Ruby James. 2I, 1851 r st. NV.
Alex Drzewiecki 3S. Walter Reed General
Hospital. and Jane Parker. 3s. 1913
webster Morssn, jr, 90, 4es5 Meade st;
ne, and Doris White, Is. 145s Que
Donald Fostik. %. ouantieo; Va. and
RessEs ss9s afpy i 5Ss5 q sn:4s 9s 1p Ia Hurt "a
ne. and Violeta Bertina' 20, 1907
Edaard ealTnfa aalss Te g. R3~' Mt. Holly N. j. and
Joseph Bogdan, "a. Naval Receiving Sta
ton. and Kathryn Koval &c. Wilkes
Selma Weinstock, as. Fails church, Va.
Earl ss susR6Pa Mams So 81 t0IsGn is ya St ana V
N'sasfa ns D''sn and Mary shaw n sfoi
mieSssl dSee Es2s ksnn7 e ss Il and Mary Donahu.
/ -45, both of 2134 g St NV
/ Marjorie Coleman. %. 535 gard pl. ne.
James Moore, 10. Gall Sheriff rd. ne,
1 and Phyllis Coates. 16. 500 K st. sc.
James Calen, %. 3746 Benton st, NV.
and Betty Pulliam, 20, 260s 32nd st.
Tobias Pedder. %. AT oneida pl. ne,
and Laurel weinberg, 20, SAIL 4th st.
George March. tr.. %. All Oneida pl ne,
1 and Norma Brinkley, 2s, 20l6 Bird st.
Theodore Powell, %, 1929 sth st; ne,
and Lucy Bransome, %. 1147 9Th st,
Paol oeorse lgeai Amen en- s IL St st. ne ee ana
Everett whetzel, "a. Manassas, Va. and
Il Marcella Remington. 90. Arlington. Va;
Richard Lee Macmillan. jr.. 90. and
Elizabeth orndorf' 49, both of 1852
Thomas "a; ";H: Green. 2e. 1117 Morse st, ne,
and Maude Traps, 10. 1917 lst st. NV.
Loren Meredith. jr.. 81. 1o3 18th st. ne
and Alma Mae Hutchinson 81 1881
Julian a. sisco. 81. 7so croissant. st. Sc.
Robeft ser fes.s Iee 1icEerman SU 80 l6es 18th st
Howard I1s' Williams. as. Ala st. NV. and
Lillian Butler. 80. 500 9th st. NV.
Richard Lawson. 81 4457 Faradav pl.
NV. and Dorcas livingston s2' Green
Allan srlef; Dale. no ~. 4sso Fessenden st NV,
and Elizabeth Burton, 49, 1717 nth
John i Hel Healy. 81. 4o1s 4th st. NV. and
Dolores Maltare. 81. Chevy Chase, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Births Reported

Alex and Marie Adrain. girl.
oscar and Myrtle Allen; boy.
Frank and Michelina Baccala. boy.
William and Mary Bahr, girl.
Lee and lola Baker, girl.
Raymond and Annie Barrow, girl.
Eugene and Naomi Baxter. girl
Francis and Ruth Brennan girl.
Thomas and MARITIME snider, boy.
jeremiah and Nellie Dee, girl.
Earl and Ann Dimmick. boy.
James and Helen Donohoe, boy.
James and Mary Dunn. boy.
Harry and Helen Finch. girl;
Vernon and Marion Francis, boy
George and Olga Hall. girl.
Claude and Sarah Henderson. boy.
Roland and Elva Howard, boy.
Joseph and carmela Hrecchmack. boy.
Louis and Marian Hurtlg. girl.
Carl and Doris Jones, boy.
Eisroth and Betty Kruspe, girl.
Louis and D9da 11ia Leonard a1an hap boy
Nicholas NaTaia sna and iia Mary EeI Loope. boy.
John and Margaret Lyons, girl.
Calvin and Mary, Martin; boy
George and Dorothy Marshall, boy.
Herbert and sallie McLaughlin, boy.
Archie and Flora Mcneil. girl.
Rudolph and Neidra Nsoer st etsr.d1 girl .,r,
George and Lois PAUL. boy.
James and Mary Paul, boy.
Mack and Ida Robertson, boy. .
Dudley and Charlotte Roberts. girl
Woodrow and Hazel Scott, boy.
George and Zulma Sedlack. boy.
Claude and Helen Shiflett. boy.
Sydney and Cecilia Smith. girl
Clarence and Margaret Starr, girl.
William and Martha Stanley. girl.
Rucker and Dorothy Stevens, girl.
William and Regina Stillman. girl.
John and Mary Tretick boy.
Donald and Frances Tschan, girl.
Edward and Loretta Yarnish, boy.
Johr and Hope Blue, girl.
Charles and Henrietta Finney, girl.
Bert and Annie Garrett. boy.
Raymond and Evelyn Grayson. boy.
Tom and Susan Harrison, girl.
Thomas and Edith Houston. boy.
James and Thelma Hunter, girl.
James and Elizabeth Ivy. girl.
James and Gertrude Jones. boy.
Vernon and Irene Mcknight. girl.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Deaths Reported

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Helen C. Bailey, 81. 159 Forester st. sw.
Thomas A Sims, 6s. Ebert Ind.
Samuel H. Sheppard, "a. Alexandria, Va.
Charles A. Mcdonald. rs, 80 9th 81. NV
Aristides P. Vrahiotes, Sc, 5126 9th st.
Isaac H Brother, so. e5O5 18th st. NV.
Eva Schonsky. 81, 1920 Trenton pl. Sc.
Abbie E. Bell, 81, Keedysyille, Md.
Ethel Luchs, 6S, 490l Illinois ave. NV.
Frank J. Schwalenberger, 81, 81 @ st. NV.
Willard Moran, II 1921 F st. ne.
Jeanette v. Bass q. 5221 End st. NV.
Aretley j. Davis, 55, 52OS 4th st. NV.
Led H. Davis. SO. 3915 @ st. s.e.
Efhe F. Russell. 55, 1885 Pa. ave. Sc.
Josephine Allen, infant, 1907 Maryland
Geniva jackson, 80. s1b st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

Dedo and Jessie Miller, girl.
Linester and Mildred Mosley. boy.
Harry and Mamie Patrick, boy.
Noise and Lille Rivers. boy.
John and Mary Robinson, boy.
Joseph and Frances Robinson, boy.
Ottawa and Lucy Saunders, boy.
Cresoda and Bessie Saunders. boy.
Raymond and Evonne Shelton, girl.
Clarence and Jacqueline Southall. girl.
Vann and Agnes Swami. girl.
Herman and Ruth Vaughn, girl.
Calvin and Neamoi Walker, girl.
Dempsey and Matilda Watson. girl.
George and Juanita Watts, girl.
Milton and Dorothy Worrell. girl.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Center Plans Open House

The School Guidance Center,
1247 Twentieth street NV, will
hold open house from 4 pm. to Z
pm. tomorrow. Feature Of the
affair will be an exhibit of arts
and crafts by students Of the
Sanford Sunny Hills Schools
Hockessin. Del.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la1U, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
livestock feed grains as oats, bar
lev and grain sorghums.

livestock feed grains as oats, bar
lev and grain sorghums.
The big corn supply provides
ample livestock feed to maintain
a high level of meat. milk and
poultry production well into 1851.
Whether production Of these
foods is kept at a high level will
be determined largely by price
trends for them. The Govern
ment is forecasting lower prices
this fall and winter for hogs-a
development which could put a
chill on hog production next year.
The big corn crop poses a big
price support and storage problem
for the Government. Much of the
corn not used for livestock in the
feeding season ahead will move
into Government hands under
price-support programs.
It now appears that production
controls of some sort will be put
into effect next year for cotton,
wheat, corn, tobacco, rice, pea
nuts, potatoes, fiaxseed and pos
sibly soybeans and dry edible
beans,
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Voluntary Corn Curbs
Expected as Big Crop
Surplus Is Forecast
BY the Assoeioted Press

A corn surplus equal to nearly
half an average-size crop ap-
peared to be in the making today.
In it's September crop report
yesterday, the Agriculture Depart
ment put this years crop at
3,526, 100000 bushels-the second
largest on record. A crop of this
size would be about 500,000,000
bushels more than prospective
needs.
This extra supply would be
added to a carryover or reserve of
around 800,000,0O0 bushels from
last year, to give a total reserve of
around 100000 bushels. In
the 1938-1947 period, the corn crop
averaged 2,787,628,000 bushels.
This surplus prospect virtually
assured Government action aimed
at holding down corn production
next year to around 100000, 900
bushels. The department is ex-
pected to announce later in the
year an acreage planting allot-
ment program calling for volun-
tary action by growers to reduce
1850 production.
While the prospective corn sup
ply is large enough to warrant use
Of rigid marketing quotas, the
latter are not expected to be in
voked, largely because the Gov
eminent lacks authority to limit
production Of such competitive
Evening star., 1949-09-10
400 Battling 10 Encirc|e
California Forest Fire
By the Associoted Press

KING CITY, Calf, Sept. 10
Four hundred fire fighters battled
in rugged country near the Central
California coast today to encircle
a STUBBORN fire in Los Padres Ma
tional Forest.
Semi isolated, but no longer in
danger, were 40 guests and % en-
ployes of the historic and fashion
able Tassajara Hot Springs re-
sort, 10 miles from the ocean and
about 40 miles southeast Of Mon
terey.
The fire broke out at the re-
sort Thursday, destroying the
main hotel building, 10 cottages,
20-car garage, large repair
shop and q recreation building.
The kitchen and bar were still
operating and those at the re-
sort repeatedly had plenty of food
supplies.
Two persons at the resort suf-
fered minor burns. Charles Ron
son, maintenance man, was
treated for hand burns. Mrs.
Phillip Terry. wife of the actor
and owner of the resort. was
burned on an arm.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Book of Goethe Works
Issued by Russians
By the kssocIofed Press

MOSCOW.-In connection with
the 2O0th anniversary Of Goethe's S
birth, the State Publishing House
Of Literature is printing a one
volume edition of selected works.
In the years of Soviet power the
works of Goethe have been pub
lished here in Russian. Armenian,
Belorussian, Georgian, Matvian,
Tatar, Ukrainian, Finnish, Estoni-
an and other languages.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

PROCESSION PASSES MASSACRE scNEA hse bearing the the
Whephot
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Arabic Area in Egypt

In Egypt's limited arabic acre
age. 10000, 900 people live on only
1880 square miles. in an area of
$4,000 square miles. mostly des-
ert, Cairo reports.
Mrs. L. Quartley, 80, Of Exford.
England. attended her great
wedding.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Social Events
BY CLARA sPURLIN. Society Editor
Married in Puerto Rico

Honeymooning in their apart,
ment at 125 East Second street
are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deliz
who were married September "a
in st. Rafael Church, Quebradil-
las, Puerto Rico. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emilio
del Pillar and the groom is the son
of Mrs. Amparo Hernandez.
For her wedding, the bride
chose white satin and organdy
gown fashioned with short sleeves,
sweetheart neckline and court
train. Her full-length veil Of
tulle was fastened to a hand
made braided crown. She car
ried a bouquet Of white gladioli.
Mrs. Nellie Deliz, sister of the
groom, was matron Of honor and
wore a blue satin gown fashioned
with short sleeves and round neck
line. She wore black lace scarf
on her head.
Uboldo Anglada, a teacher in
the Quebradillas high school, act
ed as best man,
The groom has resided here
since November, l948, and is a
member of the staff at the II. b.
Magruder Memorial Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Murphy-Watson Wedding

Oh interest to local residents
is the wedding of Miss Ruth G
Murphy, daughter of Mrs. D. F.
Murphy of Waban, Mass, to
George William Watson, son of
Mrs. Agnes Watson, 402 Perry
street. The wedding took place
Saturday at a p. m. in st. An
drews Episcopal church, Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan.
The bride is a graduate of New
ton High School, Newton, Mass,
and received her degree from
Middlebury College, Vermont, in
1948.
Mr.. Watson was graduated from
Port Clinton High School with the
class of 1943. After serving two
and one-half years in the Navy,
he attended the University of
Michigan from which he was grad
uated in 1947.
After a short honeymoon, the
couple will be at home in Ann
Arbor, Mich, where both Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson are currently attend
ing law school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Honored With StOrk Shower

Mrs. Wayne Frederici was hon
ored guest at a stork shower Civ
Ell Friday evening by Mrs. Robert
Eckerman. Bridge, Canasta and
ToEk We're the diversion of the
evening with table prizes being
awarded for high scores. Mrs.
Frederici opened her many lovely
gifts before lunch was served.
Those present were Mrs. Eek
erman's mother, Mrs. Winters.
Mrs. Edwin Norris, Mrs. Archie
King, Mrs. Robert Brigleb, Mrs.
Roland Schaper, Mrs. Leslie
Johnson, Mrs. Stan Larson, Mrs.
Darrell Fadely, Mrs. Alban Laf
fey, Mrs. August Kolesar, Mrs
Jack Lay, Mrs. Richard Ottinger
Mrs. Tom Finefrock, Mrs. Ken
meth Black, Mrs. Lawrence Car.
penter, the honored guest and the
hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
HOnored With Party

Honoring Margaret Docherty,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Docherty, who have moved to
Youngstown after being residents
of Erie Ordnance Depot for the
past nine years, Nudge Belt enter
tanned group of friends last
Thursday night at the f. O. d.
Officers Club. Guests were Miss
Docherty, Nancy Valance, Joan
kingsford, Beverly Pace, Marilyn
Shepherd, Grace Frauhiger, Bar
bara Piatt and Mary Jane Crohen.
The honor guest received forest
green sweater set for a going
away gift from her friends.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
BY MARGUERITE FINEFROCK

Hiya NeighbOr Rummaging
through an old trunk in the attic
recently we came across our high
school Memory Book, it's pages
bulging with pictures, programs,
party favors and dozens of me-
mentoes of our high school days.
Among the things was yellowed
newspaper clipping headlined
"Spooning At The Movies" If
we remember correctly it was
from the pen Of the late A. J.
Winnie, then editor of one of our
local newspapers, who when he
deemed it necessary was wont to
write a bit Of scathing editorial
comment.
1t reads, in part, "Those who at
tend the movies frequently, will
agree with the writer, that all the
interesting things are not thrown
on the screen. Quite often there
are some mighty interesting stunts
pulled off in the dark corners and
around the edges and in the rear
seats where spooners find a hap
py place for love making. Some
time ago young and spoony
couple came every night to the
show, they occupied a rear seat
and they cared not a whoop about
what was or the screen. They
squeezed hands and got their
heads together in the exuberance
Of their unalloyed joy. Finally
they got married. These affairs
almost always end this way.
"We can't say that there is any
real harm in this class of amuse-
ment, but we have often wonder
ed at the nerve required for a
girl to sit in a public place, like
show house, and let her escort
crush her with one arm while he
hangs on with the other to keep
from tipping over into her lap.
zone of the these lovesick pairs
the other night spoiled the whole
picture for quite a number, but
Judging from the underbreath
comments, they got their moneys
worth at that. There is something
vitality important, absent from a
young woman's training who will
allow her escort to make foo
'of her as well as himself in pub,
lie places, and as for the escort
he is damphool to begin with
There is no hope for him."
Having happened onto this ar
ticle after SO many years, we
wonder why in the dickens we eve,
saved it in the first place. Ger
tainly it wasn't because we fig
ured on tossing it around ovel
the back fence some 25 years la
ter, Could it be that at the tim,
it was a case of "if the shoe fit
" clip it as a reminder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
To Wed Sanduskian

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Copechal Of
Denbo, Pa, announce the engage
ment and forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Elizabeth Cope
chal, of Port Clinton, to Elmer
Lippert, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Lippert, ST., Sandusky.
The couple is planning to be
married Saturday, November II.
in the Grace Episcopal church,
Sandusky, with the Rev. Huns
don Cary, Jr., officiating.
Miss Copechal attended Penn
sylvania schools and is employed
at the Philco Corporation. Mr..
Lippert is a Sandusky High School
graduate and is employed at New
Departure.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
COmplimented With Shower

Miss Gladys Dubbert, bride
elect of October 8, was compli-
mented with kitchen shower
given Monday evening by her sis
ter, Miss Laurabelle Dubbert, at
the home of their mother, Mrs.
Laura Dubbert ON Laurel avenue.
Cooty was the diversion of the
evening with first prize being
awarded to Miss Arlene Krupp
and low to Miss Helen Benko.
Miss Lillian Adams won the door
prize. he gifts were placed in
wash tub covered with crepe
paper and were opened after lun-
cheon was served.
Those present included Mrs. Dar
Griffin, Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman
Mrs. Theron Finke, Mrs. FranF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-07
Engagement Announced


Nj. and Mrs. c. w. McGow-
an are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter, Jean, to
Clifford Meyers, son of Mrs. Ella
Meyers, Bay View. A Spring
wedding has been planned.
Miss MCGOWAN is a graduate of
ldwin-Wallace College, Berea,
and ST. Luke's Hospital School
of Nursing, Cleveland. She is
employed as industrial nurse at
the New Departure plant in San
dusky.
Mr.. Meyers attended the Case
School of Applied Science in
Cleveland and is now associated
with the Russell Trucking CON-
pany, Bay Bridge. He was pilot
in the Army Air Corps during
World War ii.