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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
NeighborhoOd Notes

Mrs. E. B. Patterson came home
from Oklahoma this week.
Mrs. Eva Mason of Durham has
been here visiting Mrs. Clyde Dick
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Warren attend
ed the Malone McNeely wedding at
Prospect Hill last Saturday,
Mrs. w. P. Jordan and Mrs. ]. S.
Brockwell have returned from New
Mexico.
Mrs. Collier Cobb, Jr., and Mfs. r.
]. NJ. Hobbs are at the apple blossom
festival in Winchester, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dale Martin
and their two small daughters of
Savannah, Ga, were here at the
weekend. Mr.. Martin, formerly
prominent here in the Carolina Play
makers, is now the director Of a
community theatre in Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence and
Mrs. Lawrence's sister, Mrs. Anna
Switzerland, were here two days
this week with Mr.. Lawrence's
brother and sister-in- law, Rev. and
Mrs. A. S. Lawrence. They were on
their way from st. Petersburg, Fla,
to New York.
f. B. Crawford and Lewis Connor
Of the Hospital Saving Association
have returned from Florida, where
they attended national convention
of Blue Cross and Blue Shield organ
izations.
Raymond Staples, formerly of the
staff of the University Press who is
now the college- agent fs< Hes,T,;r Halt Halt
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
World Fedsralists' Activities

Russell Grumman and Earl Wynn
talked Monday evening at the April
meeting Of the Chapel Hill chapter
of the United World Federalists
about the UNESCO conference they
recently attended in Cleveland. Fred
Weaver, president of the chapter, an
nounced the following new commit
tees: public affairs, Henry Brands,
chairman, Mr.. Grumman, and Will
liam Cochrane; program, Earl Wynn,
chairman, Mrs. H. G. Baity, Roma
Cheek, Dorothy McCuskey; member
ship and finance, William C. Friday,
chairman, Mrs. s. B. knight, Miss
Ruth Gilpin; publicity, Walter Spear
man. chairman, Charles Miner. and
R. W. MadY.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
PrOcOnian Will Hold
Carnival and Dance

The "Proconival," combined car
nival and dance sponsored by the
Proconian, the high school newspaper,
will be held from 5 to 1880 Pm. to-
morrow Saturday at the schools
athletic building.
The carnival, designed chiefly for
the entertainment of elementary
school children, will last from to 8
o'clock. 1t will include movies, a side
show, a fortune-teller, and other
concessions. Hot dogs, soft drinks,
ice cream, candy, cakes, and cookies
will be on sale.
The dance, TO begin at 8 o'clock,
will feature special show by Anne
Voorhis and Her Dancing Girls, who
are Caroline Ross, Beth Lloyd, Anne
Umstead, Catherine Smith, Jane Mat
thews, Sara Rose, Elinor Wagner,
Boots Hampton, and Jean Caldwell.
A high spot Of the evening will be
the crowning Of "the most friendly
boy and girl in C.HH.S." to rule over
the dance.
Admission to the Proconival will
be ten cents for elementary school
pupils and 25 cents for high school
students and adults.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Band school This summer

The P.T.A.'s music committee, Of
which Mrs. C. G. Shots is chairman,
is sponsoring a summer band school
for elementary and high school
pupils from the 4th grade up. It win
run six weeks beginning June Is and
win be directed by Hubert Hender.
son, director Of the regular school
band Classes win be held from $3.50
to 11:45 AN. from Monday through
Thursday. The courses will include
theory and individual instrumental
instruction. The fse win be SO. Par
ents wishing to enter children in ths
school should notify Mr.. Henderson
t7961) or N. J. Demerath (6lO6).
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29

Is under the direction of A. C. Howell,
and daily vacation Bible school
from June 20 to July /. The members
voted to instruct the executive COM
mittee to make final decisions on the
councils Christian education institute
and overseas relief fund campaign.
1t was moved that resolutions of
gratitude be sent to the following
persons for their valuable service to
the council in the past year: Carl
Smith, director of clothing collection;
Mrs. p. H. Hobson, Bible school di-
rector: Mrs. Warrap Ashhu di.aeAag
of the Christian education institute,
and Mr.. Munger, chairman, and Paul
Eubanks, treasurer, of the overseas
relief fund committee,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Community Club Picnic Plans

All persons planning to attend the
Community Club picnic next Friday
are asked to meet at the Episcopal
parish house at 1916 An, rain or
shine. Transportation viii be fur
nished from there to the country
home of Mrs. Bruce Strowd. Mem
bers will be notified by their depart
ment chairmen as to the type Of food
they are to bring. Those who have
not returned the cards mailed TO
them for information about the pic
mic are urged to DO so at once. It
has been suggested, too, that persons
who have camp stools bring them
along.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29

& Co, the New York publishers, was
in town for several days this week.
Dean and Mrs. M. L. Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. A. Brecht, H. o. Thomp-
son, and Fred Semenuik of the Uni
versity's pharmacy school are in
Jacksonville, Fla, this week attend
ing the annual meetings of the Ameri-
can Association of Colleges of Phar-
macy and the American Pharmaceu-
tical Association. Dean and Mrs.
Glenn L. Jenkins Of Purdue Univer-
sity's pharmacy school were here at
the weekend with Dean and Mrs.
Jacobs and accompanied them to
Florida. Dean Jenkins AZ president
elect Of the A.P.A.
Miss Betsy Bowman will fly down
from New York this weekend to at
tend the Hobbs Muirhead wedding in
Durham. Miss Bowman, who had been
associated with the Eastern Airlines
reservations division for the past
several years, recently joined the staff
Of Raymond Loewy Associates, indus
trial designers, as director Of travel.
Miss Mildred Danforth is repre-
senting North Carolina at the annual
national Baha'i convention in Chi
cago this week.
w. F. Prouty has returned from a
4-day trip to Tennessee as a T.V.A.
consultant.
Mrs. David Olsen of Boulder, Col,
arrived yesterday TO be here several
weeks with the Arthur Winsors in
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
David Yates Heads Council of Churches

Rev. David Yates was elected presi-
dent of the Chapel Hill Council of
Churches at its annual business meet
ing Sunday at the Methodist church.
He succeeds Rev. Bernard v. Munger,
who had served two years.
Other new officers are D. H, Bu-
chanan, vice-president; r. L. Hardi-
son, secretary, and Mrs. James Tip
pett, treasurer. Members elected to
additional places on the executive
committee were Mrs. M. H. Jennings,
Jr., H. d. Crockford, and Charles
McAudmS.
Two projects definitely decided upon
at the meeting were city-wide used
clothing collection, to be held May
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
$4,000 Granted for
Research Work Here

The u. S. Atomic Energy Commis-
sion has agreed to support the re-
search project of c. D. Van Cleave
and c. T. Kaylor of the University
medical schools anatomy department
and will provide $4,000 for their
work during the first year. The prof.
ect is radio-isotopic study of the
distribution and retention of beryl-
lium in laboratory animals.
Metal beryllium is increasingly i'm
portant industrially because of it's
properties as an alloy, but its use is
complicated by its toxic character.
Its toxicity has made difficult the
study of its normal metabolism in
the body. By using radioactive iso-
tope of beryllium, extremely minute
amounts Of the material which are
far below the possible levels of chem
ical toxicity will be studied by Mr..
Van Cleave and Mr.. Kaylor by
means of Photographic film detec-
ton method.
The necessary radio-isotopes will
be prepared on the cyclotrons at the
Oak Ridge National Laboratory and
at the University of California Radia-
ton Laboratory berkeley and then
shipped to Chapel Hill. Here the work
will be carried on at the medical
school and at the new radio-isotope
laboratory in Phillips x.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Baptist Church Circles

Baptist women's circles will meet
Monday as follows; Blanche Barrus
Circle at o'clock with Mrs. Taul
White; Cornelius Robertson Circle at
$3.50 with Mrs. J. 7. Dobbins; Lottie
Moon Circle at Pm. at the church; !;
Maddry Circle at 8 Pm. with Mrs.
Vernon Burch; Fannie Heck Circle at
s PM. with Mrs. Ben Crutchfeld. The
business women's circle will meet at
s Pm. Tuesday with Miss Winnie
Cheek and the Ann Judson Circle at
8 Pm. Tuesday with Mrs. Mildred
Cartee.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
An Education by Sleight-of- Hand

John Miles is working his way
through the University by sleight-
of-hand. A professional magician, he
gives shows to raise funds for his
college expenses. He gave two per-
formances last Friday at Warrenton.
His glamorous red-headed assistant
is Jeehy Duke Of the Swain hall
trailer court. At Warrenton she sub
mitted to the amputation of her right
arm while wearing an aqua linen suit
at the matinee and a black evening
gown at the night performance.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Band Members Visit Greensboro

Hubert Henderson, director Of the
Chapel Hill school band, accompa-
MED some of the band members to
Greensboro last Friday for the High
School Music Festival. The group in
cluded Emily Patton, Jimmy Shots,
Joseph Jones, and Majo Sommer.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29

Lewis Mumford, distinguished
author and lecturer and member
Of the advisory board Of the United
World Federalists, will give public
lecture on "The Foundation Of World
Order" at 8 Pm. Tuesday in Hill
hall underthe auspices Of the Chapel
Hin chapter Of the World Federal
lists, He win be introduced by Fred
Weaver, president Of the chapter.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Methodist Women to Meet

The Methodist Women's Society of
Christian Service win meet at $50
Pm. Monday in the east parlor of
the church. The program will include
pledge service, the installation of
officers, and q report by Mrs. Frank
Hanft on recent meeting in Bur
lington.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Miss Pat Sullivan Honored

Miss Pat Sullivan, daughter Of Mrs.
Bernadine Sullivan of 615 East Rose
mary lane, was recently elected vice.
president of the University's chapter
of the ri Beta Phi sorority. Last
winter she was chosen as the chap
ter's most valuable pledge"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
burlington to Represent University

Edgar burlington Of Washington,
D. c. will represent the University
of North Carolina at the Inaugural
tion of Rev. Hunter Guthrie as presi-
dent of Georgetown University April
80 and May l. He was graduated here
in 1911 and is now practicing law in
Washington.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
CANDIDACY

! hereby announce my can
didacy for Judge of the Re-
corder's Court and ! request
the support Of the citizens Of
Chapel Hill in the municipal
election Tuesday, May 8.
Respectfully,
Henry A. Whitfield.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Mrs. Preuty Recovering

Mrs. w. F. Prouty is at home re-
covering from a recent attack Of
virus pneumonia. Her daughter in
law, Mrs. c. E. Prouty, has come
from Pittsburgh to be with her a
while.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Rotarians Hear Sigma Chi Singers

A sextette composed Of members
of the Sigma Chi fraternity sang at
the Rotary Clubs meeting Wednes-
day evening at the Inn. Jim Godfrey
was program chairman.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Baseball Here Tomorrow

The University's baseball team will
play Wake Forest at 4 Pm. tomOr-
row Saturday. on Fetzer field.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-04-29
Greer 70 speak in HiIIsbOrO

/. G. Greer win speak Sunday eve
ming in Hillsboro at q meeting Of the
HillsbOrO LsymeD's League.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Four Birthdays Observed

Converting their roomy garage
into might club" for the even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Mackey
celebrated not only his birthday but
also those of three of their guests
at a party which they had Satur-
day night. The other birthdays
were those of Mrs. Frank Car
stems, Mrs. William Phipps and
Mrs. Richard Wolf, whose hus-
bands were also guests. Others
accepting invitations were, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Cover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Hephner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Grover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Christensen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Hendrix.
Bingo was the diversion of the
evening and winners received priz-
es. The given names of the four
having birthdays were lettered in
the icing of a large birthday cake,
which was served with jello and
Office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
OVER THllE
BACK FENCE
By MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

Hiya Neighbor-There was a
time yhen a mans wardrobe al
ways included a couple of good
dark suits, plain white shirts and
an assortment Of conservative ties,
with nary a touch of color to
startle the natives. But lcok at
'em now! Just take a glance at
mems wearables in any shop win
COW and you'll find suits of all COL
ors in plaids, checks, stripes. Neat
but gaudy and most attractive.
And the ties! Well they knock
your eyes out, being fascinating
blobs of color designed to herald
the approach of the male sex at no
less than 500 yards. The shirts
in pastel pinks, lavenders, yellows,
etc. will probably cause great
grandfather to snort and turn over
in his grave but methinks the mod
ern gent will blossom forth in 'em
just the same, come Easter morn.
Yessir, it's far cray from the
good old days when the head of the
house donned his black alpaca and
his high button black shoes and
sailed forth secure in the know
ledge that no one would turn
around to stare at him, that is un-
less his garter came unlocked and
could be seen trailing along behind
on the sidewalk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Federation Has Busy Meeting

The March meeting of the Fed
Grafton board was held Tuesday
evening in the home of Mrs. A. w.
Chapman. April 27 the spring
luncheon for Federation members
and members-at-large will be held
at the Methodist church. Mrs.
William Edward Bennington, of
Cleveland, will review, "The Big
Fisherman" by Lloyd Douglas.
The education committee chair
man, Mrs. David Stanton, announ-
ced the date of the honor society
banquet, which is May 8. The
banquet will be held at st. John
Lutheran church. The speaker is
to be announced later. Delegates
and alternates to the state con-
vention in Toledo, April 5, 6, and z,
were named. Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs. Dale Hostrup are delegates
and Mrs. w. J. Smith and Mrs.
Kenneth Carter are alternates.
Donations to four causes were
passed on, $1,000 to the Red Cross
drive, $1,000 to the Crippled Chill
dren fund, $500 to cancer control
and $500 to the Ohio Memorial
Forest near Loudonville. On the
nominating committee were nam
ed, Mrs. Frederick Zeis, chairman,
Mrs. p. K. Tadsen and Mrs. Harry
Belknap. The committee is to re-
port at the next meeting, May 10.
Marlene Nielsen is to be presented
with a gift for her services in put
ting out and taking in the flag at
the memory Lane marker, at the
west boundary of Lakeview ceme-
terry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Social Events
Progressive Mothers Club

The Progressive Mothers club
met Thursday evening in the Erie
Gardens community house, with
Mrs. Roland Stuckey and Mrs. Ed
gar Robertson as hostesses. Due
to the bad weather the members
from Catawba Island were unable
to attend. A round table discus
sion was held and Mrs. John Da-
vies read paper on Mental and
Educational Development of the
Child. After adjournment lunch
was served.
The April meeting will be held
on the 21st at the community
house, with Rev. William G. Mill
er as speaker. This will also be
guest night, with each members
bringing guest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
City Firemen Given Party

Wives of the volunteer firemen
gave a party for the men Satur-
day evening i'm the firemen's club
room in the city hall. Tables were
set up for pinochle, the first prizes
going to Mrs. Wayne Hammel and
Jack Riddle, second to Mrs. Ed
ward Gates and Russell Carnes
and low to Mrs. Lawrence Vollmer
and Reuben Fillmore. Lawrence
Won Claim was pleased with win,
ming the door prize, a homemade
cake.
The ladies served a lunch of
sloppy joes and coffee. The party
was so much enjoyed that plans
are to have one once a month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Party For Daughter Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. IS~"ap.in Wyss
gave party Saturday evening
for 49, daughte" I3nna, in cele-
bration of her fou, tecnth birthday.
Games and dancinG provided en-
tertainment. ~ voice of each
fest was recorded as they said
"' nv Birthday" and when all
sang the bi"thday song together.
A birthday II w. was served.
Of those invited the following
ere prc~"nt: Donald and Donna
cmons, Patricia Laney, Char
line Runion, Joane, Marian and
SAINT Cipiti, Norma Balduf, Caro-
lyn = '"cich, Joan Truck, Ann
RounC Mary Ann Green, Mary
Anr Elyias, William, Robert and
C'-.0' Ann Wyss, MI. and Mrs.
BE Il Olyn; Junior and Earl
Ospcrger and Mr.. and Mrs. Silver
Csperger, Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Baptismal Dinner

Karen Sue Jensen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Gyp-
sum, was baptized Sunday in st.
John Lutheran church during the
morning services. Miss Dorcthea
Jensen and Paul Winter, Oak Har-
Dor, We're the sponsors.
The maternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. LATER, were hosts
at a dinner at noon, at which the
sponsors and other guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Voss, Gypsum.
Mrs. William Arndt, Toledo. Sup
per guests were, Mrs. William
Bchnke and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Behnke, Castalia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Birthday Dinner For Son

Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson
had as Sunday noon guests her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ham
ilton, in observance Of the birth
day of their son, Gerald, who was
at home for the weekend from
Bowling Green University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Honors Sister With Shower

Honors Sister With Shower
Miss Ethel Kern was hostess at
a stork shower for her sister, Mrs.
Albert Apling, Oak Harbor, Fri
day evening. Cootie was played
for prizes, Mrs. William Gerlach,
Toledo, winning first prize and
Miss Ann Merick second prize.
After the games of cootie Mrs.
Apling opened her gifts, and a nice
lunch was served.
Other guests included, Mrs.
Frank MINER, Mrs. Ed. Swartz,
Mrs. Floyd Klingbiel, Mrs. Carl
Wills, Mrs. Bertram Velliquette,
Mrs. Lawrence Velliquette, Mrs.
Omer Howell, Mrs. Pearl Kern,
Miss Catherine Quintell; Miss
Helen Thurbahn, Oak Harbor; and
Miss Bernetta Lavigne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Port Clinton's Small Fry will

Port Ciinton's Small Fry will
come into their own this weekend
when Nissen's, Inc, opens its new
shoe department to be known as
the "Kiddie Korner" and designed
especially for moppets in minia-
ture who wear out shoes faster
than Pop can buy 'em. The Kid
die Korner is complete with fairy
tale and nursery rhyme charac-
ters guaranteed to catch the eye
and delight the tiniest youngster.
AS a background there's the
white house (at least the front of
it, which belongs to the Three
Little Pigs. In fact the three fat
little porkers, in gay colored
clothes, can be seen on the roof
top trying to outsmart the Big
Bad Wolf lurking in the doorway
with his big red tongue hanging
out in anticipation. There are cut
out nursery rhyme figures on the
walls and the lights are shaded
with red and white drums.
The youngsters will be fitted for
shoes while sitting in specially
built chairs, scaled to size, and
mounted back to back on a raised
platform. Sides of the chairs are
tall, white Bunnies grinning hap
PLY over the prospect of serving
their small customers.
Tiny shoe shoppers who stop in
Saturday with their parents will
receive a gift, compliments of the
Three Little Pigs (would they be
Nick, Bob and Jim?) And be-
sides, the youngsters will love this
gay Kiddie Korner which is ex-
clusively theirs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Duplicate Club

Mrs. Allen Gle ons was ho~'0"S
to members of her Tuesday Ni~ht
Duplicate club this week wit Mrs.
Erwin Rhc,l>, TTrs. William Laffey
and Mrs. Pau Dewitt as substi-
tute players.t High rort,l-south
scores were held by Ms. l.. c..
Won Thron and Mrs. RAJ Snvder
and high oHst-west scores b. Mrs.
Edward s. enger and Ms. Rhode.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Thursday Study Club

The March meeting of the
Thursday Study club was held
this Thursday evening. Mrs. Mar
garet Murphy was the hostess.
Current events We're given at roll
call. Mrs. Louis Fisher read a
paper on Contemporary Poets.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
East Building Mothers Club

After a dinner at the Island Ho-
tel Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver True en-
tertained their Contract Bridge
club members and DR.. and Mrs.
Darrell Hablitzel, who were guests
Monday evening. Mrs. Leslie Meyer
was high lady and Beryl Welty
high man.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
.ictcrnoon PinOchle Party

Mrs. H. NJ. Montgomery used st.
Tatrick green to carry out the
color scheme at small tables, at
which she served a one o'clock
dessert Wednesday afternoon to
the members of her pinochle
club and Mrs. George Wilber,
a substitute. First prize was won
by Mrs. C. E. Gerner and low
prize went to Mrs. Herman Wiech.
ell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
st. John Sewing Circle

The regular all day sewing and
business meeting of st. John sew
ing circle will be held Thursday.
Luncheon will be served at noon by
the committee, Mrs. Robert Mitch
ell, Mrs. Kathryn Mooney, Mrs.
Amos Nielsen, Mrs. Donald Me
man, Mrs. Theodore Nissen, Mrs.
Fred Nobis, Mrs. Pat O'Brien,
Mrs. Nels Petersen and Mrs. Car
rie Petersen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Hostess To Her Club

Mrs. Harold Deusehle was host
ess to her club Monday evening.
For this meeting the ladies chose
to make it a theatre party and
went to the Clinton theatre. After
the show they had refreshments at
Phil's Inn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Had Duplicate Club

Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land 'Schaper had their Couples
Duplicate club. Mrs. Carl Matth-
ews and Mrs. Harry Petersen were
substitutes. William Smith end
Roland Schaper were nor no :
winners and Mrs. Schapcr and
Mrs. Ralph Snyder the c. west
winners. Sandwiches were enjoy
ed at the close of the evcni 1g.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Met Ray Hathaway Wednesd

noon on his way over to school to
do bit of woodworking in the In
dustrial Arts room. He had a
block of wood about six inches
long with him which he informed
us was piece of Burmese teak
wood from the prison ship "Suc-
cess" which was anchored off shore
here until it burned several years
ago. Ray intended to fashion the
wood into a gavel which will be
used during meetings of c. l. o.
Local 913 at Sandusky in which
he holds an important office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Ninety-Third Birthday Observed

Ninety-Third Birthday Observed
Mrs. Caroline Jensen is SO years
old this Friday. To honor her on
this event her granddaughter, Mrs.
Wayne Rranum, Fifth and Adams,
will entertain with an open house
from one O'Clock on.
Mrs. Jensen will come from
Cleveland, where she has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Pettibone, for the past year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
SorOsis To Meet

The Sorosis Club is to meet this
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Will
liam Wolf as hostess. Mrs. Will
liam Misch will be on the program,
reviewing the book, "Hawaii's
Queen" The meeting is followed
by dinner for the ladies'.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-03-18
Second Meeting In e. -,

Mrs. Kenneth Blacl. entertained
the members of CHAPTER A. |. of
P. E. o. this Thursday afternoon,
following luncheon - the Island
Hotel. Mrs. Kennc , Young was
on the program with the topi",
"A Better Community"