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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-29

lor of Kinnard Ave. have return
ed home after spending a brief
vacation in Detroit and Ann Har-
Dor, Mich. : he Taylor's were the
houseguests of Mrs. Odessa She'll
wood, former Daytonian, in De-
troit.
Miss. Viola Jones of 80 Willard
continued on page 81
Evening star., 1950-10-19
|West Potomac Park Bride Paths
MAY Be Closed to Build Roads

Stable owners were on notice
today that the National Capital
Parks probably will close the
West Potomac bride paths in
four or five weeks because of in
creased traffic and the need for
reconstructing roads around the
old polo field.
In a letter to the stable own
ers, Frank T. Gartside, acting
superintendent. said:
There has been a great traffic
increase in West Potomac Park
during recent years and present
use of this area for horseback
riding presents a hazardous situ-
alton to both equestrians and
motorists. Therefore, for the pro-
lection of the public, we may be
obliged to continue this restric-
ton indefinitely"
West Potomac Park and the
Potomac-Rock Creek parkway af-
ford about the only bride paths
convenient to most equestrians
during the winter. Sunday is the
day when horseback riding is
most popular. especially among
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Tydings TO Answer
Fulton Lewis on His
Own Program Tonight
BY the Associoted Press

EASTON, Md, Oct. Ex-senator
Tydings, Democrat, of Maryland.
will take over Fulton Lewis. jr.'s
radio network broadcast from 7
to tbs O'Clock tonight to defend
himself against charges from the
radio commentator.
He said yesterday he had been
forced to go to the Federal Com
munications Commission to get
equal Mutual Broadcasting System
network time to answer the
charges.
In Washington. Mr.. Lewis said
that "if Senator Tydings is cor
rectly quoted that he was forced
to go over my head to Mutual net
work officials and to the FEC to
obtain my broadcast time Thurs
day night. he is guilty of a cheap.
deliberate and contemplate lie"
FEC Received Complaint"
A spokesman for the FEC said
"a complaint" was received from
Senator Tydings Tuesday and was
forwarded to Mutual "as is done
In such cases." The spokesman
said the FEC took no further
action itself.
A Mutual network statement on
the affair, released in New York,
said Mr.. Lewis voluntarily had Of
fered time on his broadcast to
Senator Tydings.
The statement said the Senator
sent two kilograms and made a
Evening star., 1950-10-19

telephone call to MBS requesting
time from the network.
while Mutual was still investi-
eating the facts and issues in
volved," the MBS said, "and before
Mr.. Lewis was informed of the
communication received by Mutual
from the FEC, Senator Tydings
wired Mr.. Lewis directly and re-
quested an opportunity to debate
the matter with Mr.. Lewis on the
air.
Lewis Volunteered Time.
"Mr. Lewis, on his own volition
and with the approval of Mutual,
offered to turn over his program
to Senator Tydings on Thursday
or any night thereafter. Mr..
Lewis read the request and state
ments Of Senator Tydings in full
on his program Tuesday and vol
unfairly made the offer of time
to Senator Tydings."
Evening star., 1950-10-19

Government employees whose pa
tronage keeps several stables busy.
Stable owners are lodging pro-
tests against the expected order to
close the paths.
Mr.. Gartside said the decision
hasn't been made finally, but sug-
gested that closing the paths is
the only answer now. The path in
the Potomac-Rock Creek parkway
would be closed to use from New
Hampshire avenue southwark, af-
fecting only short strip.
1--WE wanted to put the stable
owners on notice well in advance
so there would be no surprise ele-
ment if and when the closing order
goes through" he said.
Stable owners feel that if the
bride paths are closed now they
will never be reopened. The paths
extend around Hains Point. Fran
els Hannah, operator of the Edge
water Riding Academy, 2514 G
street NV, suggested that the
paths could be closed during the
traffic rush hours-fypm AIS to
$50 pm. for instance.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
NutionuIists Retuke Isle

TAIPEI, Formosa, Oct. 10 lP).-
Chinese Nationalists today said
their guerrillas recaptured Fouyin,
q tiny island off the Chinese Com
munist port of Foochow, October
4. They said 80 of the 100 Red
soldiers were killed.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
London Extends subway

London's Central Tube, a sub
way established so years ago, now
boasts a 34-mile direct route as
the result of the completion of a
new extension.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Coffee Export Heovy

Heavy sales of coffee left Ell SAL
vador with only 10000 to $4,000
bags from its most recent export
crop. with 109,837 bags shipped
during a single month.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
$56 Million Spent in Kenyu

A continuing development pro-
gram for the Kenya Colony in
Africa has resulted in expendi-
lures of $50 million within the
last 10 years.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Crisp Asserted
SALYo NuYMEkTS

crunehy pisneIlos, pis.
fochios, fiiberts, Brozil nuts,
eoshews, peeans, specially
selected olmonds. Justly fa-
NOUS for qUolity and fresh
ness. Get some. Only $I.@
for q one.pound box.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
TREMTINIV SUSIRINKIMAS
81 SEKMADIENI

Clevelando Lietuviu Tremtiniq
Draugijos valdyba pranesa, kad
Yisuotinis nariu susirinkimas
ivyksta ateinanti sekmadieni,
tuoj po pamaldu, LietuviQ Sa-
les patlpose.
Susirinkime bus aptariami
svarbus, Draugija liecia reika-
lai bel nustatomos jos ateities
veikimo gaires. Visi nariai kvie-
ciami butinai dalyvauti ir j SUI
srinkima atvykti nesiveluojant.
Nemaza tremtiniQ, atvykusiu
j Clevelanda, dar nera isirase
draugija ir nedalyvauja organi-
zuotoj tremtiniu veikloj. Valdy-
ba kviecia visus tremtinius sia-
me susirinkime dalyvauti ir
Draugija istoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
PADEKA

Visiems, kurie sveikino Ciur-
Ionic ansambli pirmojo koncer-
tu sezono JAW uzdarymo proga
bel savo dalyvavimu pagerbe
sias ciurlianieciu iskilmes, Sir
dingai dekojame.
Mlsu visu gill ir nuosirdi pa
deka senesniosios kartos Anne
rikos lietuviu veikejui Tomui
Ciurlioniui, kuris ansambliui do
vanojo Mikalojaus Konstantino
Ciurlionio portreta, Anthony
Smi-gel uz leidima surengti jo
uky geguzine, p. Salasevicienei
uz malonia talka parengiant uz-
kandzius taip pat sirdingai de-
kojame. CiurliOnio
AnsambliO Vadovybe
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
GqI@3pg!?&{{@{{%Iafd{%s2 {?

tik sau, bet ir Lietuvai.
Po pusmetines veiklos apzval-
gos ir ciurlionieciu nariu kandi-
datu pakelimo j tikruosius ma
rius, buvo iteikti padekos lapai
(dailininko V. Raulinaicio ga
minti) visiems Ciurlionio ansam-
bio remejams, padejusiems at
vykti j JAW ir Gia isikurti.
Apdovanotieji Ciurlioniecius
prabilo, jautriais zodziais pri-
mindami, kad jie laiko didele
garbe, jog ansamblis isikure Gle
velande, bet ne kur kitur, ir
kad is cia dabar po visa Amerika
ir Kanada sklinda nauja lietuvy-
bes ir Lietuvos laisves prikelimo
ugnis.
Valdybos pirmininkas J. Stem
puzis pranese, kad ,ansamblls is
savo kukliu istekliu Lietuvos
laisves kovai paremti paskyre
100 doleriu ir juos siuncia Vii
kui.
Posed baigiant, jautriais 70
dziais CiurliOniO ansambliO vadO-
vas Alfonsas Mikulsks prisimine
savo darbo draugus ciurlionie-
cius ir visus padedancius ciur-
lionieciams dirbti.
Iskilmingasis aktas baigtas
Lietuva, Tevyne musu.
Pc iskilmingojo akto, Cleve-
lando priemiestyie, A. Smigels-
kio ukyje ivyko piknikas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
CIURLIONIECIU SEZONO
PABAIGTUVES

Sekmadieni, hirzelio rs d.,
Ciurlionio ansamblis suruose sa-
vo darbo JAW pirmojo pusmecio
pabaigtuves.
I iskilmingaji akta Lietuviu
saleje susirinko per 200 kviestQ-
ju sveGiu ir ciurlionieciu. lskil-
mes pradejo Ansamblio valdy-
bos pirmininkas Juozas Stempu-
lis, kviesdamas visus dalyvius
posed pradeti tradicine DANA =
Lietuva brangi.
Dainos garsams nutilus, buvo
prisiminti ciurlionieciai, kurie
yra zuve laisves kovose arba
istremti j Sibira. Jie pagerbti
ramybes minute.
Valdybos pirmininkas primi-
ne sveciams Ansamblio isikuri-
mo salygas, darba tevyneje ir
tremtyje, pastangas persikelti
JAW. Cia jautriai prisimintas
Steponas Nasvytis ir visi cleve-
landieciai, kurie patalkino ciur-
lionieciams, duodami reikalingas
garantijas ir padedami eiti pir-
ruosius isikurimo zingsnius.
Ansamblis JAW jau dirba be-
veik metal laiko. Bet aktyviai
reiskiasi ivairiais pasirodymais
tik pusmetis. Ir per ta laika jau
isigyta daug nauju draugu ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
MIscIKU DUKTERS
VESTUVES

M. ir j. Misciku, geru DIR
VOS remejQ, vyriausia dukte
Aldona birzelio "a d. susituoke
su Norbert Bowers.
Sutuoktuviu apeigos ivyko
jaunojo parapijoj, esancioj Gar
field DR..
Vestuviu quota ivyko 1O550
Euclid Ave. esanciame jaukiame
viesbutyje. I vestuves is Kali
fornijos buvo atvykusi jauniau-
sioji Misciku dukte Ruta ir buvo
vyriausiaja pamerge. Vyriau-
siuoju pajauniu buvo jaunojo
brolis Jokubas.
Vestuvese dalyvavo gausus
clevelandieciu burys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
! SLA SELMA

I SLA selma isvyko DIRVOS
redaktorius Vincas Rastenis. Jis
dalyvaus visuose Baltimoreje
vykstanciuose SLA seimo pose
dziuose ir stebes ten pat vyks-
tancius kitty organizaciju suva-
ziavimus.
Is Clevelando taip pat selma
isvyko visa ellie SLA veikeju
M. Miscikiene, A. ir K. Zdaniai,
A. Vilcinskiene, j Brazauskas,
A simkunas, K Staupas.
SLA seine zada lankytis ir
Ona Baltrukoniene, kuri isvyko
j Baltimore pavieseti pas savo
dukteri Julia ir zenta advokata
NADIA Rasteni.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
Jau gaunami bilietai
Cleveland Summer OrkestrO

POP KONCERTUS
Rudolph Ringwall, dirigentas
KoncertQ pradzia $3.50 Wv.
Liepos / d. Kenneth Wolf,
piano.
Liepos 8 d. Tossy SILVA
kovsky, smuikas.
Liepos IL d. : Morley ir Gear
hart, piano.
PUBLIC HALL
Bilietai jau gaunami pas
Burrows, 419 Euclid
Balkonas 60 c., 80 c., $1.2O.
Parteris (prie stalu) $1.8O
iskaitant mokescius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
TREMTINIU DEMESIUI

Tremtiniams kreipiantis pus-
metiniu registracijos blanku,
Imigracijos biure patirta, kad
blanku bus galima gauti tik uz
poros savaiciu.
Tremtiniai del to, kad veluo-
sis uzpildyti reikalaingus prane-
Sinus, nebus pakaltinti ir gall
butt ramus. P..P.MuliOlis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
RIRzELIO IVYKIU
MINEJIMAS

Rirzelio liudnQju ivykiu mine
jima Clevelande surenge ALT
skyrius Lietuviu Kulturiniame
Darzelyje. Minejiman susirinko
per 800 zmoniu. Ypac malonu,
kad minejime nemazai dalyvavo
senosios lietuviu kartos atsto-
w.
Minejime kalbejo Malinauskas,
Gravrogkas ir Daugela. Ciurlio-
nieciai minejima paivairino gies-
memis ir tautinemis lietuviu dali
nOmis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
PARDUODAMA

Dvieju seimu tvarkingas ma
mas, po 4 kambarius, ir 2 kam-
bariai treciame aukste. 2 CARA
zai. Linwood gatveje. Kama
$40, 800, imoketi $4,000.
Triju seimu namas, 5-5 ir
4 kambariai, 3 garazai, Dibble
gatveje. kama $4,000, imoketi
$1,000.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
FARDUODAMAS NAMAS

E. IA St., prie Superior, 2 Sci
loms: 6 kamb. virsuj ir 6 kamb.
apacioj. 2 garazai. Rusys pc vi
su manu-. Parduoda savininkas.
kama $13,8OO. Teirautis: 1920
E. 74th ST.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
LANKOSI Is FLORIDOS

DIRVOS ilgamete skaitytoja
Anna Ruth atvyko is Miami,
Fla, j Clevelanda pas savo broli,
seseris ir artimuosius. Cia il pra-
leis apie savaite 'laiko, o po to
vyks j Philadelphia, Pa, aplan-
kyti antrojo brolio. Budama Gle
velande, aplanke ir DIRVOS re-
dakcija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-06-29
MIRE ED JAKUTIS

Birzelio IL d. mire clevelan-
diets, senas DIRVOS skaityto-
jas Ed. Jakutis. Velionis buvo
Ga metu amziaus ir gyveno 6212
Linwood Ave.
Welcomes sunus J. Jakutis vi
stems, prisidejusiems prie iskil-
mingo Welcomes palaidojimo, rel
ska nuosirdzia padeka.
, 1950-09-08
ACTING GOV.

ashore and damaged. Many
fishing boats and gear lost.
Telephones and electricity
completely -disorganize. ed.
Stocks of medical supplies and
bulk foodstuffs like flour and
rice adequate but should CRATE
fully welcome anye gifts Of
clothing and supplies such as
powdered milk for children
which you care to send which
could supplement mealss of ba
sic foodstuffs being supplied
by Government. Barbuda also
seriously damaged but radio
communications temporarily
ceased. Anguilla has had all
houses destroyed at North and
East End with severe damage
to housing elsewhere. st. Kits
and Monserrat virgually I'M
affected"
, 1950-09-08
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands y Puerto Rire

Partly cloudy with scattered
light showers today, tonight and
Saturday. Light to moderate cas-
terly winds.
Maximum temperature -. 86
Minimum temperature Is
Precipitation.
"a hours ending midnight OH
Total for month Of Sept. 1856
Total since January -. 1913
Total for September 1949 1851
Relative humidity
at II a. m. ............a.. "a
Wind dir. & velocity ESE 10
, 1950-09-08
BOYS Of

third year that they have used
prize funds to entertain their
relatives and friends and they
hope to be able to make it an
annual event, a press release
said today.
After being served a deli
cious lunch the visitors danced
to the music of the School or
chestra which was directed by
Leopold Griffith, Superin7
>tendent Of the School. James
Allen played the piano and
Ernest Shulterbrandt played
his trombone to round out the
orchestrations.
Other events in which the
guests participated actively
were ping pong, checkers and
a series Of softball games.
Among the visitors were
Roy w. Bornn, Director Of So
cial Welfare, Mrs. Regina
Rornn, Mrs. Ernest Shutter
brandt, George Petersen, 10
seph Christian, Macon Berry
man, Director of Child Wei.
fare, Ira Chesterfield and sew
.eral former Mandahl boys
who returned to visit their
School.
The Manassah bus line pro-
vided transportation to the
School.
, 1950-09-08
UN SECURITY . y ...

exposing them to danger.
The UN forces warned all
persons to stay away from
installations likely to be
bombed. He predicted that the
people of Korea will have a
period Of peace following the
close Of hostilities.
Mr.. Malik termed the Coun-
, 1950-09-08
lard Of THANKS

Miss Pauline "A. Roberts &
family wishes to thank all re-
latives & friends who attend
ed the funeral service of her
brother DR.. Eric Roberts,
which took place August 31st
at the Lutheran Church; and
also for all cards and flowers
received.
, 1950-09-08

ellis action Illegal and unfair:
to which Sir Gladwyn Gebb
replied that the responsibility
for this war, like all wars, rests
on those who starts it.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Attend Bellevue Meeting

Six members of Port Clinton's
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club attended the dinner
meeting held Thursday, February
9, in the Evangelical Reform
Church, Bellevue. Various clubs
of District No. were guests.
From the New York Office of the
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs,
Mrs. Lillian Majally, associate di-
rector of field service of the ex-
ecutive staff, spoke on the ma
tional scope of the organization,
it's purposes and accomplishments
since it was organized after World
War |.
Those from here attending
were Miss Thelma Montgomery,
acting president of the local club,
and the Misses Martha Morga-
reidge, Octa Kincade, Florence
Miller, Florence Hyde and Mrs.
julius Christensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Leggett were
surprised with a party Saturday
evening in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Radloff, the occasion
being their Silver Wedding Ami
versary on Sunday. Pinochle was
the diversion of the evening with
prizes awarded for high scores.
Lunch was served late in the eve-
ming.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dibling, Fremont;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hurt, San
dusky; Mr.. and Mrs. John Coyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Sibrel, Mr..
and Mrs. William MCGOWAN, Mr..
and Mrs. Grayson Schau, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
nett Brough, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lemon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Golf, the honored guests and the
hosts.
A family dinner was served be-
fore the party with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leggett, son, Robert, and daugh-
ters, Nanvy and Pat, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Radloff present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Medical Auxiliary Meets

Women's Auxiliary to the OF
tawa County Medical Society met
Thursday evening in the home of
DR. and Mrs. George Poe with
eight members present. Mrs.
Wilson Shortridge made report
on the sales of the magazine
"Hygeia." She also announced an
open meeting of the American Le-
gion in Oak Harbor on February
20 when DR.. Brindley, Toledo, for
merly Of Port Clinton will speak
on the topic voluntary Medi-
cine"
The Auxiliary is planning a
rummage sale on March 2 in the
basement of City Hall. Mrs.
George Boone Oak Harbor re-
ported on the rural health con-
ference. Mrs. C. R. Wood attend
ed the North West Rural Health
Conference held recently in Bowl
ing Green when school leaders re-
ported the success they had seen
in adequate school health pro-
grams. The purpose of the con-
ference was to promote interest
in such health programs in all
schools.
With the arrival Of the men,
bers' husbands the meeting was
adjourned and a social hour en-
joyed with delicious refreshments
served. The March meeting will
be held at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. James Rhiel
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17

BY MARGUERITE FINEFROCK

Hiya Neighbor-The back yards
under water and so we can't get
anywhere near the fence this
morning. And there's too much
water underfoot to even attempt
to hang out the weekly wash. So
we'll sit in and gripe about a
little matter that's been getting
under our skin. Namely: those
motorists who, when they're
waiting for the traffic lights to
change, stop their cars directly
across the pedestrians lane of
traffic at the crossings. 1t isn't
that we mind so much having to-
detour around in front or back
Of their cars, to navigate the
crossing, it's the self satisfied look
on the drivers face as if he's
thinking, "Well, I've stopped
here, what are you going to do
about it? 2" that gets our goat.
And included in the same cate
CORY are the drivers who park
their cars in driveways blocking
the sidewalks when all they'd have
to do would be to move a few
feet ahead or back to keep the
walking thoroughfare clear. Some
times it would be most advan-
tageous to be human fly, then
we could walk up the side, over
the top, and down the opposite
side Of the car and to heck with
footprints we'd leave behind.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Has Valentine Party

Child Guidance Council mem
bers and their children enjoyed a
Valentine party in Erie Gardens
Community House Saturday eve
ming. DR.. Kenneth Carter, as
sisted by Harold Younker enter
tanned with feats of magic. Re-
freshments were served in the
Valentine theme.
Social committee Mrs. Kenneth
Krupp chairman was in charge
Other committee members are
Mrs. Clarence Streeter Mrs. Ar
thur Cook Jr. and Mrs. Al Gro
yer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Duplicate Club Meets

Mrs. Everett Brown was host
ess to her duplicate bridge club
Monday evening. Acting as sub
stitute players were Mrs. Joe
Martin, Mrs. Alban Laffey, Mrs.
Angelo johnson, Mrs. Alton Gov
er and Mrs. Fred HOLMAN. High
north-south winners were Mrs.
Laffey and Mrs. Martin while high
east-west winners were Mrs. Mil
dred Neidecker and Mrs. Cover.
Mrs. Erwin Rhode will be hostess
when the club meets again in two
weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Church Circles Meet

Circle a Of the Methodist church
win meet Monday evening at 8
o'clock in the home of Miss Le-
more Petersen. Mrs. Doris Lyons
will be co-hostess. Mrs. Boyd
Martin will be in charge of de-
votions and Mrs. Lee Davis will
present musical selections. The
program is in charge of Mrs. Wal
ter Wittenmeyer.
Circle 2 of the Methodist church
will meet Friday evening at 1880
with Miss Stella Orth. Co-host-
ess will be Mrs. Alma Mizener.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
HOnored On Birthday

MIR. and Mrs. Carl Johnson
Fremont, entertained at a Valen-
tine supper party Tuesday eve
ming in honor of their niece, Miss
Marilyn Dietrich, and her fiance
james Green. The occasion also
YVES in celebration of Miss Die
trich's birthday anniversary.
The young couple will be mar
ricd March II, Miss Shirley
Smith to serve as maid of honor
Miss Mary Green, bridesmaid
Wilbur Johnson, son of the hosts
will be best man, and Richard
Dietrich an usher.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Fortnightly Club Meets

Mrs. Henry Cowgirl will be the
hostess to members of the Fort
nightly Club on Tuesday. Roll
Call-Literary Notes. Mrs. Har-
ry Belknap will present the pro-
gram consisting of review of the
book "The Happy Profession" by
Ellery Sedwick and a reading en-
titled "The Last Day-An Allan
tic First" Refreshments will be
served by the hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Honored With Shower

Mr.. and Mrs. William Volschow
Short street, entertained at a one
gift shower Sunday in honor of
Miss Emma Nehls, Oak Harbor,
who was married to ROLAND Buhr-
ow, Vickery, on Tuesday. A pot
luck dinner was served.
Those present were Mr.: and
Mrs. d. d. Younker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Volschow, of Gibson
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vols
chow, Clay Center; Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed. Volschow and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Volschow, of Genoa; Mr.
Buhrow, Miss Nehls and the hosts
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Social Events
Plan Open Meeting

Plan open meeting
Port Clinton Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs Board meeting was
held Monday evening in the home
of Mrs. ]. C. Heckler. Contribu-
tions were voted for the March of
Dimes, Cancer Control and the
Indian Welfare Project. The board
went on record as opposing social
lied medicine.
An open meeting has been plan
ned for Wednesday, April 26,
when a / o'clock luncheon will be
held in st. John Lutheran church.
Mrs. E. C. Trescott, Cleveland,
will present book review
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Bunco Party

Bunco Party
"Can You Top 1t" Bunco club
met Friday evening in the Erie
Gardens home of Mrs. Robert Kerr
with Mrs. Mary Phillips as CO.
hostess. Bunco was the diversion
Of the evening with Mrs. Virgil
Skinner holding high score. Priz-
es were also awarded for scond
high and low score. Refreshments
were served after play was COM
pleted.
The March meeting will be post
poned a week and held March II
when the annual dinner will be
served in Canby's Inn. The club
will meet first at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Moritz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17
Social Events
BY CLARA sPURLIN. Society Editor
Couples Bridge Club

DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth Carter
entertained the Couples Bridge
Club Sunday evening. High score
for the men was held by Mr.. Will
Norman Willbond and high score
forthe men was held by Mr.. Will
bond. Refreshments were served
with the Valentine motif used as
decoration. When the club meets
in two weeks, the Willbonds will
be hosts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-02-17

Mrs. Katherine Conlen, PUTIN
Bay, is announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Mamie, to Cap
tain Cletus Marsh, at Oak Harbor,
on Feb. 9. The Conlens are long
time residents of Put-in-Bay,
having moved there from Berlin
Heights. The brides father, the
late Thomas Conlen, was active
in island civic affairs and man.
aged Conlen Cottage.
A graduate of Putin Bay High
School, the bride is an active
worker in st. Paul's Episcopal
church. Captain Marsh is cap
tain of the South Shore ferry of
Miiler's Boat Livery.
Sunday evening a group of
friends called at the Conlen home
to welcome the young couple. Cap
tain and Mrs. Marsh will make
their home with her mother.