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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
S H 0 R rs
BY LONG

THE MERCHANTS, rapidly clos
ing out their 1949 season, play
two of their remaining three
games this weekend. On Sunday
they travel to Somerton where
they will undoubtedly face the
side-arm hurting of Lawrence
Stephen, a travelling pitcher, who
set Caldwell down Al on one hit
in their last meeting. Like every
other league team, Caldwell had
bowled over Somerton easily
1873 and 81 early in the season,
only to be defeated in their next
game, so it is more than likely
that the Merchants will be in for
rough afternoon with their late
season, makeshift lineup. On
Labor Day, Caldwell will play at
Summerfield in the first game of
a doubleheader Quaker City and
Summerfield clash in the other
game. The Merchants measured
the Legion nine by 1875 score
in their previous contest, and
Summerfield is seeking to avenge
the loss.
CARL JOHNSON, manager of
the Junior Indians, announces
that the season as ended for the
Junior high basehallers. 1t was
originally planned to take the
boys to Cleveland for a baseball
game but this has been cancelled
due to the football season start
ing. Instead a banquet will be
given in the near future, with
plans announced later. Johnson
also wishes to ask that all players
turn in uniforms Immediately so
that they may be cleaned and
stored.
COACH HOMER PYLE will take
the Caldwell Redskins to Nelson
vile on Friday evening for az
scrimmage with his class-A alma
mater, according to present plans.
They will follow up with 30
minute game between varsity and
reserves next Wednesday night at
the Booster club auction, and
conclude preseason activity by
participating in the Olyrnpiad at
GAINESVILLE on Sept. 8. Caldwell'S S
opponent will be arch-rival Nc
Connelsville.
MARVIN P. WOODS Musical
Marcheteers will unveil their
show to be presented at CleVe-
land on Sept. IL, when they per
form at the Booster club show
next Wednesday night al the
athletic field. The band will pre-
sent their exact, timed, routine
which they will execute at the
Cleveland Browns game. Almost
30 tickets have already been pur-
chased by local fans for this
game. At .Frazeysburg last week
the band played and marched at
the annual homecoming receiV-
ing an invitation to appear again
next year. The Noble county fair
will occupy most of their time
this weekend.
SHORT sandy Glidden who
was counted on to fill position
on this years Redskin eleven,
will be out indefinitely after
sustaining a painful injury to his
heel while moving on the farm
s.. Merle Barnhart did the fine
job of art work on the Booster
football sign board in the court
yard The power failure on
the north side of the square last
Saturday night brought several
unusual incidents. While Merlie
Ball spent As minutes on a pole
\ in back of Ralston's restoring the
current, patrons of the Noble
theatre sat in darkness waiting,
some patiently, some impatient
ly. At Fuckers, orders were serv-
ed by candlelight, while at Haz-
ards one young lady had a hair
trim by Bill Ferguson with the
aid of lighted candle
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
Merchants Drop ia Game To Quaker City
Caldwell Plays At Somerton
And Summerfield This Week

The Caldwell Merchants had another bad inning last
Sunday which they handed Quaker City six unearned
the first frame and lost their second straight game LA
There walks in the inning but four costly errors
and three singles combined do the damage the game
was played in constant drzzle making the ball hard to
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
Noble County Board of Commissioners
will receive sealed bids until 1900
o'clock noon, Monday, Sept. IL, 1949,
for $500 bushels, more or less, of coal,
for Noble County court house, 1000
bushels, more or less of coal for Noble
County home. Specifications as fol-
lows: ga inch No. vein coal to be
delivered to Noble County court house
and Noble County home. Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. BY order of Noble County
Commissioners.
JACK WILSON, Clerk
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01

Runs batted in-S. Schoeppner,
Triplett 2, Howard, Voltz, Bes-
kid, Palmer. Two-base hits-Bes-
kid, Howard. StrikeoutS-Ritchie
9, Tingle II. Hit by pitched ball
Osborne (by Tingle), Woytko
(by Schoeppner). Bases on balls
-Ritchie 2, Tingle 2. Left on
base-Summerfield 8, Cambridge
4.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01

Runs batted in-S. Schoeppner,
Triplett, Slemboski, Os borne.
Two-base hits - Triplett, Reed,
Three-base hits. Schoeppner.
Stolen baseS-Triplett, Burbach-
er, Potts. Strikeouts-S. Schoep-
pner 6, O'Karma l. Bases on balls
-O'Karma l.. Left on base
Summerfield 2, Buffalo 2. Um-
pires-Saft, Martin & Archer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
Summerfield Plays Caldwell
And Quaker City On Monday
Legion Blanks Buffalo 40;
Loses To Cambridge Legion 4-3

will be the of big baseball
the Legion entertan Caldwell Mer-
Quaker City Legion in twin bill Summerfleld IN
the Guernsey while their two opponents men,
bers of the Little Mt circuit
Manager Clyde Stephens that the will be
inning beginning approximately 100 and 800
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01

Runs batted in-Stellfox, Til
ton, Capers, Young, Groves 2,
Huntsman, Morgan, Carpenter,
McPeek-TWo-baSe hitS-Macen-
ko, Craft, Huntsman, D. Giesey.
Three-base hit-Macenko. Sacri-
fice-Bewley. Double play-Maz-
gay to Young. Bases on balls
Morris /, Boyd l, Giesey /.
Strikeouts-Giesey 10, Morris 5.
Hits off-Morris 10 in 6 innings,
Boyd 3 in 3. Hit by pitcher
Carpenter and Huntsman (by
Morris), Bewley (by Boyd). Wild
pitch-Morris 4, Boyd 2, Giesey l..
Losing pitcher-Morris. Umpires
Harmon & Hickman.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
CARD OF THANKS

| wish in this manner to thank
those who sent cards and visited
or helped me in any way since
my accident several weeks ago.
HOMER FINLEY,
Mt. Ephraim, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
LITTLE MT. LEAGUE

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Saturday, August u
Batesville Is, Barnesville 5
Sunday, August %
Quaker City II, Caldwell 4
Boston 6, Somerton 3
Woodsfield 3, Holloway 2
Tuesday, August 80
Quaker City l8, Boston 6
GAMES THIS WEEK
Sunday, September 4
Caldwell at Somerton
Holloway at Barnesville
Boston at Batesville
Woodsfield at Quaker City
Tuesday, September 6
BarneSville VS. WoodSfield
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank each and every
one for their lovely cards and
letters that l received during my
illness. Your thoughtfulness and
kindness will always be remem-
bered. May God bless and care
for each one. Thanks again.
MRS. c. M. AYERS,
Harriettsville, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01

Some folks get SO mad at their
officials they threaten to vote.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-09-01

New Concord - 900 900 0O0- 0
Caldwell ------ OFT 704 59l-34
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15

Greuno SEQ g. bate ieinen l1rlanb
unterbrofen l,no fam nit ieiner Sa.
Mile, mid 5u beeriiBen. l1nb mieber
eing's ans Mbl6iebnebnen bon mel.
ner Sdtpeiter, oie id) leioer in 9euti6.
lanb niht mebr treffen fonnte, ent-
gegen alien SoffnungerE uno bon al
ten Sreunoen. 9ie &epiiion pon5og
iib in bofliden Sormen. @ls id Ben
3ollner fragte, oh es oenn pirflid)
n0tig lei, oas @epad au bur6itobern,
Oh bas Dem Sremoennerfebr oiene,
meinte er treuber5ig: ~9a idaun's
iibi; oa iibt ser amerifaner; uno
ipenn not nadl6au, fumn1t er iiber
mi" Sd berItebe unb er poll5og oie
Sbeinfontrolle. 0as fpor Ser lebte
ginorud i'm rbefreiten Seiterrei6"
l1no 10 perloilen mir Sal5burg uno
es flingt in mir oas alte 8olfslieb
Die Sal5burser @loderln, bie bam an
idon Glang.
l1no menn omol itirb, leblt ou a
THINNER lang.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
6pnankpu iihpr Dir Aus-
trrthunn hrr nfthrutfd fdrrn
Bruiilkrrnup
LGbriit ltntermess', Miinden)
(Sortietung)

9ie Gerbreden gegen Sic Weni6-
libfeit (Sumanitatsoerbre6en) itno
elm our6 bas 2onooner Statut neu=
gelGoffener, ourG bie &e6tlpredung
Ser Niirnberger Sribunale nit einem
ipe5ifii6en Snbalt erfiillter 8egriff.
@egeniiber Sen Gerbre6en gegen ben
Srieoen lnO Sen &riegsperbre6en be-
ben Tie it6 oaol1r6 ab, baB lie inn Ia-
gemeinen ni6t ouf polferre6tli6e
5uriidgefiibrt ners
Sen fonnen. @Gbreno oie (anfe6tbas
reg @runolage Ser Strofbarerfldrung
bon Gerbreben gesen Sen Srieoen oas
Spitem Ser antifriegspafte (insbelon=
oere Der &ellogg -griano=BafD tparen
uno ipdbreno oie eigentli6en &riegss
berbre6en nur als Itrafre6tli6e
Sanftion ser i'm &riegspolferre6t
(Saager 2anofrieg gsoronrng 1lnb an=
berer aonoentionen) geltenoen Ser
bots6eItimmungen betra6tet meroen,
bangen Die gerbre6en gegen bic
WenI6li6feit, b0lferre6tlid geieben,
nilt Der 2uft es bot Coon rdumliA
begren5ten 9bfommen gegen Sfla=
benrallb, Wdo6enbanbel uitp.) feline
&onpentionen gegeben, sic bas inter-
rationale 8erbot Ser 9lntaI flung ge-
Diiier meni6liber @erte uno Sitter
ausgeIpro6en bdtten. Sn Ser Ser
gangenbeit berlieB man ii6 inloipeit
auf bas &ulturbelpuBtiein aller Mit-
glieber Ser 80lferre6tsgemeini i6aft
uno auf bas bon ibn getragene na,
tionale Strafre6t, nobel man an iih
ni6t i6le6t fubr: oenn man fonnte
it6er iein, bob oas oeutibe Strafredt
ebenio pie basienige Bolens ooer So,
pans SanOlungen lpie Woro, Wen-
idenraub uip. nit ausrei6enber
Strafe belegen tpiiroe. gs lit oaber
darafteriItild, oaB ii6 Die Ser Sc.
idi6te oes Golferre6ts befonnten TO-
geuunnten ~bumanitdren Snterbentio-
men" Ser @roBmddte fait MIR gegen
balb5ipiliiierte Staaten besiebungs-
lpeiie gegen Staaten nit forrupter,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15

iinb trot allebem linberipiiitli9e Sp.
tiniiten u1o boffen - trob Der neuer.
lihen @nttauibung in Burts - anf
ben Staatsbertrag. Oenft man in
Mosfau auh barnn? l1nb mas tun Die
@eltnd9te, INN ibr feierlides Ser
ipreben einaul0ien, baB Selterreid
sals befreites 2anb bebanoelt pirb2 -
-gs pdre llnrebt 5u beri6Deigen, bob
bic Oeiterreiber, Dor aaem Die Der.
anttportli6en Stellen fir bie pripate
-SiIfe aus glmerifa, Dor anem au6
fir oie Silfe aus Dem Moribaa .8lan
;oanfbar iinb. Sbne oteie Silfen bot
ten Sunberttaul le,lbe.-bie Ha6friegs.
.5eit ni6t iiberlebt. aber bas tiefIte
Sebnen bes 2anoes gebt nad) Srei-
belt nno 8efretung, 10 iftper Die fon.
menben Sabre iein mosen. 8el6er
Demofrat fonnte bas nidt periteben?
Son 8ien aus iubr ib NIT benz
auto meter nab Sal5burg, mo i6 mil
1neinen amerifanilfen Sreunben mies
Ser, auiommentraf. Die Sabrt erfolgte
obne 3niidenfalI. 8ei ser 9ontrole
auf Der @nnsbriide, bie auf beiben
Seiten burh S6ranfen abgeIperrt
miro, i1tereiiierten itd tpeoer Die &uis
len nod oie Mmerifaner fir i,niere
Bapiere uno gaben einfad bas 3ei.
der gum @eiterfabren. 9as beiBt
man Slid baben! = 8ei ser Sabrt
ourd sic idone 2anoi6oft punoert
man iid) ood, Bob Die. inoultrieIlen
11nb fru6tbaren @ebiete alle in ser
ruiiilden Gone liegen; oie @eltrndbte
relerpierten ii6 bas alpengebiet, aus
geipro6enes Hotitanosgebiet, oas 5i,.
meiIt bonn Sremoenberfebr lebt, unb
Der 6remoenperfebr, beionoers aus
Deutlhlanb, 1pir0 eeoroiielt. (Mu6 in
sStalien feblen Die oeutlten 8elu6er,
Die einmal etpa 5pei 0rittel bes
5tembenperfebrs itellten, tpie man
mir in 8eneoig flagte) Giele Geut-
1cbe fonnten nur auf S6lei6negen
on oen Sal5burser Seitipielen tell
nebmen; nur nenige erbalten bic grs
Iaubnis. Sonit lit sic 8rense 5tpi-
iden 8euti6lano uno Seiterreid ber.
metii6 eeiperrt = fir 3euti6e! gl.
tern fonnen ibre ain0er, &inoer ibre
gltern ni6t belu6en. uGerboten!"
Sm fiinften Sabre Ser gefreiuns! -
@ir fanben Elm nettes Sotel. Ssn Ser
&eitauration tueigerte man iib, oie
2ebensmittelfarten an5unebmen, Sic,
man in Seem gorf Dor ser abfabrt
faufen muB, uno perlangte oie ueber-
5abluns fir fartenloie Speilen. 8o-
gu iiberbal1pt nod &arten, tpenn al
les fret 5u baben lit, beinabe gu regu.
ldren Breiien2 Sur oamit etli6e 8es
atf1te ibre Soften bebolten uno an6ere
ounfle @ei6dfte MAIDEN?
Gin fliidtieer geiu6 in Ser Staot
uno bel elmer treuen Sreunbin uno
Mitarbeiterin i'm uriulinenfloiter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15

bensmittel eingetoui6t. 8iele FOLDER
Otiitter ipuroen altf Ser Riidfebr ins
2ager bon ben Soften erI6ofen.
Sebr piele erfranften au6 an Sfor'
but. ungebeuer groB mar Die 3abl
oerer, pel6e an Iurdfau 5ugrunoe
gegangen linO, oern Die Denigen Hab.
rungsmittel, tpeld)e lie befomen, muir
oen lange 3eit binbur6, Die oen
S6Deinen, I'M roben 3uitano, perab.
retbt.
8leihpobl puroen Srouen uno
IelbIt ainoer unter 5ebn Sabren t6g.
lid in langen aolonnen I6on beim
Worgengrauen alf 3Dongsarbeit geo
trieben. Sic muBten pielfa6 SoI5 mo.
den. 9ieIes Sol5 puroe bon Sen Ga.
gergepaltigen na6 ouSDGrts gelies
fert. Sen 2agerleuten ielblt mar es
ltreng perboten, fir Iid) ieIbIt Sol5 gu
lanmelnL Inn ii6 gum &o6en Seuer
5u MAIDEN. Siele, sic beim Sol5luhen
angetroffen p1roen, iino ioglei6 er-
l6oiien Dor0en.
Sln einem ser beiBeIten Gage oes
SabreS 1916 nuroen ale 2agerleute,
ungefabr 3lpan5igtuuieno WenI6en,
auf oie oltlih oeS 9agers geIegene
Suttpeioe getrieben. Iort muBten oGle
oen gon5en Gag binour6 in ser Son-
nenglut Iteben. IPan gab oen touien-
BEN tleinen &inOern Ben gon5en Sag
fein @uIler.
Die totem 9eutlden 6urften nid]t
om 6rieobof begraben tperoen, obtpobl
bort elmer mar. @ie Sieb nuroen lie
an einem ableit5 gelegenen 8los ou.
Berbalb OeS 2agers auf ser logenunns
ten uSelefn" eingeiharrt. Gs tpuroen
BORT, id)on INNER Dorrdtig, longe
Saufgraben 9e5ogen. Sm Eager ielbIt
ober fubren ieOen Worgen @agen bon
elmer l1nterfltnft 5ur anoeren. gluf
oiele muroen Sic Soten gelegt uno
Damn binauSgefiibrt uno pom @agen
berob IN OieIe 2aufgraben geiporfen.
Gags 0urauf famen Oie neuen Soten
oa5u ltn0 luenn Elm 8rQben ser 9an=
sen Sange na6 bon mar, fam Der
na6Ite bran. 9ln einern Suq Oe5 Wtoz
mats Sonuor 1916 poren es bunoert-
.nnOOrei5ebn GerIonen, nel6e auf Elm.
mol auf Oiele glrt begraben por0en
ltno. 8rob5eitben ourften nidt errid).
tet Deroen. 0tiitter ourften ibre totem
&lnOer nld)t begleiten un0 &tn0er
ni6t tire @ltern. gtiemono ourfte
Diiien, mo- Oas Grab iei. 4Qes 0tes
mar 10 audi nod 5uei Sabre nod Dem
&rieg.
SeOesmol, io6alo in oieIern 2ager
einige tauienO 2agerleltte begraben
maren uno pieoer etlpas 8lat getpor.
ben it, DurOen ans Sen anoeren fIei.
neren Bayern, tpel6e iiber oa5 gon5e
Sano 5erItreut Daren, neue SranSs
porte nit tauIenOen 6rauen 1lno &ins
bern blerber getrie6en, Inn bier ouf
glei6e gSeiIe perni6tet 51 neroen.
Gtele anoeren 2ager aber lino 10 all-
mabli6 leer geipor0en uno fonnten
alfgelaiien Der6en. 9ies oauerte Bis
gnoe 1947 1tnunterbro6en 10 an.
Seiterrcidiid)e Siireer ins Sumpf-
gebiet perid)leppt
Sm genonnten Sabre Iino einrnol
Iogar aus llnterIteiermarf bierber
oIertalllen0 WtenIder oelltl6er Spra=
d)e gebraGt norOen, pel6e sort i6on
1916 Deggel6leppt tpurOen uno cine
3eitlang in einem 2oger in &rootier
gebulten porOen ltno. Gin GROCER Sell
Daren oiterreidil6e Staatsbiirger.
(Sortietung auf Seite 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Social Events
BY CLARA sPURLIN. Society Editor
Federation Board Meets

Federation Board met in the
home of the president, Mrs. Carl
Heckler, last Tuesday. The pro-
gram committee was appointed
and include chairman, Mrs. Fran
els Mekus, Literary and Social
Club; Mrs. William Wolf, Soro-
sis; Mrs. Dan Gepfert, Coterie:
Mrs. d. D. Sims, 'SS Circle; Mrs.
F. X. Tadsen, Fortnightly Club;
Mrs. Ralph Mackey, Child Study
Club; Mrs. David Stanton, Child
Guidance Council; Mrs. Derrill
Hablitzel, Junior Women's Club;
Mrs. Paul Rhiel, Progressive
Mothers Club; Mrs. Kenneth
Young, Thursday Study Club, and
Mrs. William Timblin, Commodore
Perry Circle.
First open meeting of the sea-
son will be held October 27 at
8 p. m. in Guild Hall. DR.. Byron
Merrick, Berlin Heights, will be
guest speaker and will speak
about and display his collection
Of 160 music boxes of all sizes
and shapes. He is one of Is ma
tionaliy recognized collectors Of
music boxes and owns one of the
largest collections in the country.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Neighbors See Film

Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Engel en-
tertained neighbors Sunday even
ing with motion picture films tax
en- of them. Also shown were
color films of churches along the
Portage River valley, from Mar
blehead to Bowling Green. This
film will be used as a study pro-
ject for church groups when COM
pleted. A pot-luck dinner was
served before the films We're
shown.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Riedmaier, Cherry Ann
and Larry; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Riedmaier and Denny; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Kurtz, Joyce ard
Jimmy; Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gro,
hen, Mary Jane, Susie, and Billy
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett; Mrs
Betty Davies and Dianne, and AL,
Ian Floro.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Medical Auxiliary Meets


The women's auxiliary TO the
Ottawa County Medical Society
met last Thursday evening in the
home of DR.. and Mrs. George
Boone, Oak Harbor, with all ten
members present. Committee
chairmen for the year include
Mrs. George Poe as program
chairman; Mrs. James Rhiel, his
torian and publicity; Mrs. Leroy
Belt, public relations; Mrs. Boone,
radio and visual education; Mrs.
Gordon Ley, legislation; Mrs.
Jack Witker, finance; Mrs. Wilson
Shortridge, Hygeia Bulletin and
Hand Book; Mrs. Cyrus Wood,
personal education.
The years program, as out
lined by Mrs. Poe, was presented
for the approval of the members.
During the evening the group
made 60 Halloween favors to
decorate the patients trays at
Magruder Hospital when that hol-
iday arrives at the end Of the
month. The doctors then joined
their wives and a delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
st. Thomas Guild Meetings

st. Thomas Guild met last
Wednesday afternoon in the Guild
Hall when the Altar Group was
hostess. A general business
meeting was held and the after
noon was spent in sewing for the
Christmas Bazaar which is al
ways held the first Thursday in
December.
The service groups will meet
Wednesday, October 26, with the
following hostesses: Altar Group
with Mrs. Hilda Nelson, Choir
Group hostess will be Mrs. Will
liam Thomas, Mrs. Del Newman
will be hostess to Church School
and House Group will meet with
Mrs. B. E. Welty.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Birthdays Celebrated

A group of friends who, during
the past 10 years, have met occa-
sionally to celebrate their birth
days, were Sunday dinner and
supper guests of Mrs. Nettie
Branum. The occasion, this time,
was to celebrate three birthdays
which had occurred during Sep
tember, these being the birth
days of Mrs. Arthur Davidson,
Sept. 2, Mrs. Branum, Sept. 8, and
Mrs. Bess Bell, Sept. IL. The af-
ternoon was spent socially with
games of bingo being the diver
sion. Others present were Mr.
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weaver, Mrs. Mabel Baldock and
George Crawford.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
By MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

Hiya Neighbor--Had we gone
to Sandusky Monday night, in
stead of Tuesday, to see the Har-
lequin players production of "619.
Portrait of Polish Family, we
might have had an opportunity
to meet the real Ma and Pa Tag
loba, about whom the play was
written. The author, Lloyd Wen
niger, had lived with Mr.. and Mrs.
Zagloba for 18 years when he
went to Pittsburgh and it was
while living with them that he
conceived the idea for his play.
The play centers around the fam
lily life of the Zaglobas and their
children, their joys, sorrows and
disappointments. So it was most
fitting that Mr.. and Mrs. Zagloba
should be in the first night audi
ence. Members of the cast said
the couple thoroughly enjoyed see
ing themselves portrayed on the
stage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Mizpah Class To Meet

Mizpah Class of Trinity Meth
odist church will meet Monday
with guest potluck at the church.
Mrs. Lorena Kirk will be in charge
of devotionals. Roll call what
/ Like Most To Do. Rev. Law
renee Miller will speak on his
experiences in the Holy Land
which he visited while a Chap
lain with the Army during the
war.
Hostesses for the meeting viii!
be Mrs. Frank Becker, Mrs. Glen
Connors, Mrs. Alba Smith and
Mrs. Lucy Campbell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Elects Officers

Elects Officers
Mrs. Tom Finefrock was host
ess Monday evening to the Coun-
ty Cancer Society meeting. New
officers were elected and include
President, Mrs. Finefrock; vice.
president, Mrs. d. D. Sims; sec.
retary-treasurer, Mrs. Carlton
Miner, Oak Harbor; campaign
chairman, Miss Cora Link, Oak
Harbor; and medical advisor, DIR.
Harriet Howes. Approximately
$1,000 was realized from the
Cancer Drive which took place
in April.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Pythiau Sisters Meet

A regular meeting Of the Pyth-
ian Sisters was held Wednes-
day evening. Balloting of candi-
dates took place. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Initiate New Members

Chapter No. 2S1, Women of the
Moose met Monday evening in the
Moose, hall. Mrs. Bell Russell
and Mrs. Ruth Roy were initiated
into the organization. Mrs. Cath
crime Fischer was i'll and unable
to present the program so Mrs.
Betty Prouty gave a brief talk
on Mooseheart. Lunch was served
by the lunch committee, Mrs. Kay
Goodman, chairman.
The next meeting will be held
Monday, November 7.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Thursday Study Club

lhufSday study Slub
Thursday Study Club met last
evening in the home of Mrs. Har-
old Wahlers. Roll Call--An out
standing trip. Mrs. Verdi Won
Thron presented the program
which was entitled "Mexico-As
Have Seen It." Refreshments
were served at the close Of the
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Planning Guest Speaker

Health and Safety Committee
of the Business and Professional
Women's Club will present Mrs.
Margaret Slater, Toledo, as
guest speaker at their next regu-
lar meeting. Mrs. Slater has
been a policewoman for 2S years
and has been in charge of the
Woman's Bureau of the Toledo
Police Dept. since 1928. Her
topic will be "Woman's Part in
Crime Prevention.
The public has been invited tc
hear Mrs. Slater who will speak
Wednesday, November 2, at {
o'clock in Trinity Methodist
church. A small admission charge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Gives Report

GIVeS Report
Catherine Roose, the American
Legion Auxiliary's representative
to Buckeye Girls State, gave a
report on activities at the meeting
last Thursday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Live Wire Class Meets

Live Wire Class of the United
Brethren church met in the par
sonage Tuesday evening with a
regular business meeting. A
bake sale has been planned for
Saturday, November IL. Host
esses for the meeting were Mrs.
Rose Sherwood and Mrs. Jack
Rider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-21
Bride. Elect Honored
Daughters of America Meet

Daughters of America Meet
Daughters of America will meet
in the X of G. Hall Wednesday
evening for a regular business
meeting. The district meeting
will be held November II in To-
ledo.