Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-01-06

was raised from the local resi-
dents. The Magruder hospital is
the nearest hospital available for
the local residents, and as our
plane service, under the manager
ship of Milt Hershberger, gives
twenty-four hour service from our
landing field (barring fogs) the
worries of the past years are
over-especially during the closed
season of the auto and passenger
ferry boats.
The state fire inspectors from
Columbus inspected the local
school buildings and other public
buildings here on December %,
Miss Patricia Webster was the
honored guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. 7. H. Langlois and
daughters, Tuesday evening, Dec,
81. A bridal shower was the oc-
casion of the party as the marri-
age of Patricia, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. V. Webster and Rob-
ert Engel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Engel, of Detroit, will be
an event of spring or early sum-
mer in st. Paul's Episcopal
church here. Other guests were:
| Misses Jane and Gail Webster,
and Mrs. Herold Mack, sisters OF
Patricia, and Mrs. P. V. Web
ster, mother; Mrs. Paul Heckters,
| of Bowling Green; Mrs. William
Scharre now of New Jersey; Geor-
gia Ladd, Of Columbus; Mrs.
Leonard Vroman, of Sandusky;
Miss Margaret Mary Kindt, of
Bowling Green; Mrs. Richard
Fox. Games of Canasta were
PLAYED and Mrs. r. Fox held high
score. =,
-T Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
- Meyers are the prouo
parents of baby daugh'
ter born at University Hospital
Columbus, Ohio on Dec. %. This
daughter is the sec,Cnd child OF
the Meyers family. A son, JACK
will celebrate his second birthAaS
in June.
About two hundred and fifty
dancers enjoyed the evenings fur
at the annual New Years dance
at the City Tall, under auspices
| of the Volunteer Fire Department
The radio-phonograph, present
ed to the Vol. Fire Dept. by Ear
Beucler and family, was AWARDED
to Louis Heineman. Joseph Par
ker member Of the committee
dressed as "Old Father Time,
came into the hall at five minutes
to twelve and left at twelve
o'clock sharp, when the New
Year was brought in, dressed II
the garb Of new baby, (Edwar'
Cooper also member OF th'
; committee). Both characters ad
ded greatly to the evenings enter
tainment. The huge basket, huns
from the center of the room, hell
500 colored, inflated balloons an'
it was opened at midnight.
Due to the heavy fog the earl!
mail plane with the out-boun'
passengers, including the mem
bers of the Carl Lutes orchestr'
and their wives, who were guest
at the Park Hotel, was unable t.
leave the airport until 11:3O a. m
Among the Vol. Fire Dept. com
mittees to serve on the dance wer
Chairman Earl Beucler, Joe Par
ker, Lloyd Morrison, Edwar'
Cooper, Donald Trenwith, Darre
, Beucler, Arthur Traverse and Ed
ward Traverse. Mrs. Beucle
served as a lovely hostess at tn
sandwich stand and holiday puncl
was also served.
Vaughn Beucler, of U. S. Nava
station, Norfolk Va, is VISITING
here at the home of his parents
. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beucler. HI
mother and sister, Sally, will II,
, to Toledo with him on Wednesda,
> and on Thursday evening he vii
: take a train to Charleston, 5. q
for new orders. In April Waugh
, will receive the rank of Petty ON
Ger. He is a graduate Of Putin
, Bay High School, class OF al, AM
enlisted in the Navy in July.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul
Episcopal church held a regula
5 meeting in the church parlor
Jan. A. The members were enter
> tanned by the new officers who are
! President, Mrs. George Borman
Vice President, Mrs. Roy Webster
{ Secretary, Mrs. L. Jenkins; Treas
5 urer, Miss Marie Fox; Chairman
| of Worship Committee, Mrs. kur
Woishcke, and Custodian of tn
Mite Boxes, Mrs. William Kunz
Ter.
On Wednesday, January IL, pi
nochle games will be played, start
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