Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22

ter sergeant IN the Regular Army
stationed at Brook General Hos
pital in San Antonio, Texas. Their
daughter, Susan, will soon be ten
years old. Roselynn's hister, Ann,
is married and the mother of
Bridget Ann, while their brother,
Edgar, is a college student now.
Bob Witt is a native of Port Clin-
ton while the Persons are we'll
known here, having lived for
years at Erie Ordnance Depot.
-JOT-
EVERYONE in the area is happy
now that Route has been
reopened between Bay Bridge and
Venice, so that the trip to San
dusky can be made without de-
tour. The new road is excellent.
Ohio can use many more just
like it Leroy Wenger, San
dusky, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wenger, Lincoln Drive, last week
was elected a director of the Ohio
Gamers Association. He and his
father manage the Lake Erie Can
ming Company in SanduSky.
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A CHRISTMAS card from Bill
and LaVina Greunke the Put
Inlay hotel-cafe owners) is post
marked Nassau, Bahamas. The
Greunkes travelled to Florida via
cruiser along the Indand Water.
way and recently competed in
the Florida to Nassau races
AS usual, County Engineer Delos
Nissen and his staff have chosen
appropriate cards for holiday
greetings.
TIP to hoStesses-when you have
guests in for luncheon anG
discover there's no cream for the
coffee, try some of baby's formula
While entertaining her Artists
Club the other day, Priscill;
Rhiel substituted Juniors form
ula for coffee cream and hel
guests raved over the deliciou.
coffee!
BIGGEST surprise of the weel
was when 1t. Commando
William Noce, from Berkeley
California, walked in the Office
Tuesday morning. We had jus
finished writing an item about th'
Noces, taken from a note Mrs
Noce included in their Christina
greetings, in which she mention
ed that Bill was on temporar.
duty at Great Lakes, Illinois, ant
that she expected him back il
Berkeley yesterday. The popula
former rector of st. Thomas Epis
copal church just couldn't resis
a visit to his favorite town SO h
boarded a train and came her
Monday evening After calling o.
many of his local friends in tn
few hours he was here, Bill
rushed to Toledo to catch anothe
train and still planned to b
with Edna and their sons yestel
day. He has been a Naval char
lain since early in 1912 and in re
cent months has been on Specia
duty with the Coast Guard. Mrs
Noce writes that young Bill'
now S ft. 1012 in. tall and tina
son Bob is also growing rapidly
Both boys and their parents ar
avid Ohio State U. rooters, d.
. spite their lengthy stay on tn
coast.
T EE REGAL filled a familiar rol
as he supervised the prepar;
ton of a lobster dinner for
group of local businessmen in tn
Colonial Club rooms Tuesda
night the affair was inspire
jointly by Carl Bro, Jr., an
Charley Martin with the lot
.. sters coming in fresh by expires
direct from Maine.
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|ONCE again it is our SINGER
pleasure to wish you a YER
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR. While W
> are enjoying bountiful dinners
home with our loved ones, let eac
and everyone of us say a praye
for the safety of our men fightin
in Korea. Let us pray that the
will be home with us by ne,
Christmas and that the world wi
= be at peace once again. Let u
make a New Years resolution
!, do our utmost to win the war, le
us pledge ourselves against hoart
ing and war profiteering. The me
who are in the cold hell which
+ | Korea are giving their lives an
, their health for us. There is notl
;, ,,,o o,n rof,,co than