Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

available. At least twenty-five
of the local men will have to find
other means of livelihood and eX-
ira funds if the hatchery should
be closed.
The Rt. Rev. Richard H. Kirch-
offer of the Diocese of 1ndianapo-
lis, Ind, held confirmation SER
vices in St. Paul's Episcopal
church Sunday Nov. 13, at 1880
a. m. Receiving the confrmatiols
rites were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Meyers, William C. Miller, Miss
Carol Hales and o. j. Ashe of
Cincinnati. Rev. d. A. Cassetta,
resident pastor of st. Paul's as
sisted in the services.
The members of the Mother of
Sorrow Catholic Church held
their annual parish supper IN the
assembly room on Sunday even
ing at 6 p. m.
A pot-luck dinner was served,
followed by motion picture show
and games of pinochle. Serving
on the dinner and social commit
tees We're Mrs. Joseph Prentice,
Mrs. Joseph Zura, Mrs. Gustave
Cooper, Mrs. A. Badola and Mrs.
Anthony kindt.
The newly elected officers for
the Scheible-Downing American
Legion Post are: Commander, Ed
ward Cooper; lst vice comman-
der, Joseph Prentice; End vice
commander, Arthur Traverse; ad,
jutant, Kenny Chapman; officer
of finance, Robert Schmidt; chap
lain, Rev. D. A. Cassetta; Sgt,
at Arms, Joseph Parker, post SER
vice and Child Welfare, Nathan
Fl. Ladd.
The local Parent-Teacher Assn.
held a meeting on Nov. 8, and a
new program committee was ap-
pointed as follows: chairman, Mrs.
Hugo Rosendahl, assisted by Mrs.
Robert Lunt. Mrs. Romer Stoi-
ber, Mrs. G. Borman and Mrs.
William Brennan We're appointed
to meet with the Chamber of Com
merce committee to choose and
purchase gifts for the pre-school
and school age students of the
Put-in-Bay schools. These gifts
will be presented by Santa" at
the Community Christmas servic-
es held annually in the Town Hall.
Serving on the program commit
tee, Mrs. Henry Reinhard gave
an interesting history of Thanks
giving in the U. S. A. Mrs. X.
Bischof sang several songs.
Mrs. Catherine Morgan of Ca
tawba Avenue and Walter Serviss
of Port Clinton We're united in
marriage in St. John Lutheran
chupch, Port Clinton, on Oct. 90
Rev. John Braun officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Serviss returned to the
island on Nov. II, and are now at
home to their friends in the Nor
gan home on Catawba Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Adams have
returned to Florida for the winter
months. They We're accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weise,
who will visit friends in that state
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Herold
having announced the coming
marriage of their eldest daughter,
Jane, to Robert Schmidt, son of
Mrs. Emily Procht on Nov. &c.
The wedding will take place in
Lakewood, Ohio. Robert is the
well known captain of the West
Shore auto and passenger Ferry
of Miller's boat livery. The young
couple will return to their new
home here, on Catawba Avenue,
after short motor trip.
The members of the local hunt
ing and fishing club held their
annual party on Tuesday, Nov. Is.
in the assembly room. At least
fifty out-of-town hunters were
present and all reported good
pheasant and rabbit hunting. Many
of the local men took Tuesday and
Wednesday off from work to get
their pheasant and rabbit quotas,
along with the outsiders" Many
of the island residents opened their
homes to these outside guests.
A church dinner will be given
by the Ladies Guild of st. Paul
Episcopal Church on Saturday
evening, Nov. 26. Serving will
start at p. m. and continue I'M
til 500 p. m. Among those ser
wing on this committee are, Mrs.
R. Rittman, Miss Ruth Burggraf
and Mrs. G. Borman.
DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Langlois are
attending a meeting of the Car
ribean Fisheries Institute at Mi