Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-19
PUT-N-BAY


to the Meet-'em-all Bridge Club
at her home Tuesday. High
scores were held by Mrs. Pau
Webster and Mrs Earl Parker
Mrs. E. Fox, whose birthday was
noted with a beautifully decorated
birthday cake, was consoled.
Paula Webster, Nancy Duggan,
Donna Reinhard, Sonya Market,
Shirley, Rudy and Carol Schulle-
melt, and Mac McCann, Gregory
Gruenke and Johnny Borman were
among the island school children
to see the last rehearsal of the
Minstrel Show in Port Clinton
last Sunday. Miller's boat took a
group of adults over to Port
Clinton, Tuesday evening, for this
show. Mrs. La Vina Gruenke
was member of the singing cast
again this year.
The Crescent Hotel was opened
officially Friday evening. Buffet
luncheon "on the house" was the
main attraction for many of the
islanders and guests from main
land.
The Parent-Teacher Association
held regular meeting Tuesday.
Election of officers was held as
follows: President, Mrs. James
Poplestein; vice-president, Mrs.
Edward Brennan; secretary, Mrs.
George Borman; treasurer, Mrs.
Clarence Grove; historian, Mrs.
Henry Reinhard. Representative
to Scholarship Fund committee,
Mrs. Joseph Prentice. The final
meeting of this spring will be held
May %. installation of officers
will be held and yearly reports
read. Edna Esselbach, Mrs. Ed
ward Brennan and Mrs. James
Poplestein were appointed on the
auditing committee and the PIT.
A. passed a motion to serve the
alumni banquet dinner in the As
sembly Room on Saturday, May
27.
Mrs. VIM. Market, ST., and Mrs.
Henry Fuchs were the honored
guests at a surprise birthday cele-
bration party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Parker, Sunday
evening. Mrs. Fuchs reached her
Goth birthday on May Ia, and Mrs.
Market her 10th, on May IL.
Guests were: Mrs. Roy Webster,
Mrs. Max Woischke, Mrs. Cor
den Barker, Mrs. Thomas Smith,
Mrs. Paul Prochnow, Miss Louisa
Fuchs, Mrs. X. Woischke, Mrs.
Emily Procht. Mrs. F. Foye and
Mrs. Clarence Grove substituted
for Mrs. H. Weber and Mrs. c.
Parker who were unable to at
tend. Games of pinochle were
played and high scores were held |
by Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Grove
and Mrs. M. Woischke. Buffet ,
luncheon was served and beauti-
fully decorated birthday cakes
we're cut by each of the honored
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker
we're Toledo visitors Wednesday.
Kenneth Wood, from Toronto,
has enrolled as a graduate
student in the Franz Theodore
Stone Institute of HydroBiology.
Mrs. Wood accompanied him to
the island and the young couple
are now at home at the Ohio
State University Oak Po,ht apart
nents.
The following committees were
appointed at the last business
meeting of the Ladies' Guild of
st. Paul's Episcopal church.:
Needle work, Mrs. Otto Herbster,
Mrs. Edmond Miller and Mrs. c.
Grove. Mrs. Julia Fox and Mrs.
G. Barker will serve as custodians
of the art goods. Social commit
tee: Mrs. Ramon Rittman, Miss
Marie Fox, Mrs. f. Hallock, Mrs.
X. Woischke and Mrs. *. Bishop.
Mrs. VIM. Kiinzler will serve as
custodian of the united thank Of
fering boxes. The summer bake
sale committee will hold a Bake
and Art Sale on June 2S Mrs.
G. Barker will serve as chairman
of this committee. On August 9,
Mrs. f. Foye will act as chair
man of the second Bake and Art
Sale. Mrs. Earl Hallock, Mrs.
Gorden Barker and Mrs. Jacob
Verduin are serving Oh the aud
lting committee.
The Put-in-Bay board of edu-
cation met Friday evening, and
May % was set as the date for