Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-06-23
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Ralph DeVore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DeVore, met with an
accident, after washing a plane
with gasoline at the local Airport,
Friday morning, and was flown
to Magruder Hospital, Port Clin-
ton, for treatment for second and
third degree burns on his arms
and hands. Ralph is improving
nicely and is looking for cards
and letters from his many friends,
both here and at North Bass.
Ralph's room number is 206 and
his mother is staying in Port
Clinton with friends this week.
Mrs. Henry Fox was taken to
Magruder Hospital Thursday and
is under observation. Henry Fox
and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ethan
Fox, are guests at the Island
House while Mrs. Fox is at the
hospital.
Clifford Morrison, son of Mrs.
Martha Morrison, received his DR..
of Philosophy Degree from Ohio
State University, Columbus, this
past week. Clifford will spend
the summer with his mother at
their home here.
A regular meeting of the mem-
bers of Lone Willow Rebekah
Lodge was held on Thursday. The
last meeting of the summer
months will be held on the first
Thursday in July. Regular lodge
meetings will start again on the
| first Thursday in September.
| Church services at st. Paul's
Episcopal church will be held at
1000 a. m. instead of 10:30 a. m.
during the summer months, and
all Sunday school classes will be
on vacation until early in Sep
tember. The regular meeting OF
| the Vestry was held Tuesday eve
ming. The choir boys and instruc-
tors, from Painesville and Cleve-
land, have arrived and are al
housed at the Wa-Li-Ro Choii
school camp. About fifty boys are
here at this time. The boys ages
range from 6 to Is and are under
the trainorship of Paul Beymer
! of Painesville. Programs will soor
be available for the summer
church and choir services to bt
held daily in st. PauPs Episcopa
church, Rev. u. A. Cassetta off
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heckters anC
daughter, Linda, are visiting a
Put-in-Bay at the f. Fox home
Paul, a graduate of B. G. S. U.
has accepted a position at Hol
land, Ohio, teaching athletic
and coaching baseball, basketball
and football for the 1950-51 term
The Heckters will move to Mau
NEE before September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Peck and son
Johnnie, of Glen, Michigan, ar
guests at the home of Mrs. Peck
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Suttor
The Peck family and Mrs. Sutto
are planning motor trip to An
chorage, Alaska, the latter part o
this month.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Duvot re
= turned from a weeks weddin
trip through Canada, on Sunday
The young couple were married i
t st. Paul's Episcopal church a
Put-inBay on June 10. They wi
be at home to their many friend
during the summer months at tn
home Of the brides parents, Nh
and Mrs. p. V. Webster. Pierr
, will serve as assistant to DR..
Verdun at Stone Laboratory a
Gibraltar Island for the summe
: months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weisler, O
Toledo, spent the past week a
the Weisler home on Airpor
Road.
Gregory and Jeffory Geer, son
of DR.. and Mrs. Paul Geer, o
Metamora, Ohio, are visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eal
Hallock (maternal grandparents
this week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Schei
ble-Downing American Legiol
Post No. AZ held their annua
dinner party at the Demby Cot
tage on June 13. Thirty-six off
GERS and members attended. /
regular business meeting and SO