Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
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Mrs. Arthur Knudsen will open
her Port Clinton home to mem
berS of Mothers Club, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 25, for the regular
meeting. Wednesday of this week
the group enjoyed the annual
outing, a motor trip to Toledo,
where the Flower Show was Wis
tied, also the Mum Show at Mem
orial Park, and dinner at Smiths
cafeteria.
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
No. met Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lud-
wig.
Henry Rofkar attended the
Democratic Rally in the Port Clin-
ton Armory last Friday evening.
The L. A. C. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon, Oct. 25, with Mrs.
Earl Newton. Roll call will be An
Incident About Lake Erie. Mrs.
Ira Sexton will review Harlan
Hatcher'S, Lake Erie"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig
spent the weekend with Michigan
relatives, attending while there
the Homecoming and game at his
Alma Mater, Michigan State Col
lege, at East Lansing.
Richard Later, of Michigan
State College, spent Saturday eve
ming and Sunday at his home here
after attending a convention at
Madison, Wisconsin. Other Sunday
dinner guests in the Later home
included Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Later, of Berea, Ohio, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Sisco and son, Earl,
of Toledo.
The Garden Club will meet Tues
day evening, Oct. 81, with Mrs
Earl Newton. This is the first
meeting following the summer re-
cess. Mrs. Emil Parker will read
Mrs. Edward Lafer'S paper.
Over thirty young mothers at
tended the meeting of the Chapel
Mothers last Thursday afternoon
in the Chapel. 1t was decided to
hold evening meetings over the
winter months.
Mrs. Eleanor Boss, Mrs. Edward
Ludwig and Mrs Kenneth Landon
will attend the training meeting
on Safety in the Home, Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. 81, in Oak Har-
bor. The date for the local meet
ing will be announced later, and
will be open to all women OF the
community.
Steve Dorski, of Port Clinton
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
]. C. West home, returning to his
work at E. o. D. Monday after
noon.
Janice Parker, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Parker, was
taken to Magruder Hospital the
latter part of the week for treat
ment of leg bone injector
which has caused considerable
trouble for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Ambrose Pearce, who spen
the past week in Magruder HOS
pital, is reported as improving
satisfactorily.
A combined birthday and fare
we'll party was held Saturday eve
ming for Myron Schafer, who let
for San Antonio, Texas, Monday
after enlisting in the U. S. Al
Corps. The gathering was held II
the young mans home and the
packing house and out of dool
fire place, contributed to the eve
ning's entertainment.
Mrs. Julius Later, Mrs. Elmer
Boss and son, David, Miss Evelyr
Later. Mrs. Edward Later ant
Mrs. Arthur Rofkar spent last Fri
day evening in Sandusky.
Mrs. Arthur Rofkar and Mrs
Edward LATER will leave Friday Il
company with a group OF SIX mem
bers of st. John Lutheran Mis-
sionary Society, for the blennla
convention of the Missionary FED
Grafton of the American Lutheran
Church, which convenes at Lons
Beach, Cayifornia, Oct. 24-27
Many interesting stopovers will b'
made and will include Salt Lake
City, Los Angeles, San Francisco
Muis Forest, Seattle, Portland, ant
the Bonnyville Dam. The part.
will return Nov. 5.
There will be an official boart
meeting at the Union Chapel thi
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Al