Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-24

| CTlUdy evening.
| The Garden Club will meet on
Tuesday evening, Nov. %, in the
home of Mrs. Clarence Brown.
Roll Call, GourdS, will be follow
ed by a paper, House Plants are
Fun" by Mrs. George Zimmerman
and Quiz by Mrs. ]. S. Later.
The regular meeting of the Dor
cas- Society will be held Thursday
afternoon, Nov. 80 in the Chapel.
HosteSses for the day are Mrs. A.
Marshall, Mrs. ]. H. Stull and Mrs.
r. Beaver The Ottawa County
Fruit Growers Banquet Wednesday
evening, Dec. s and Christmas
Cookie Sale in the Port Clinton
gas office Dec. Is, are projects
being planned.
Carl ArmbruSter, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Armbruster, passed away
Sunday in Magruder Hospital
where he had been confined for
several weeks. Funeral services
were held Wednesday afternoon
in the Neidecker Funeral Home.
with burial in Catawba Island
cemetery. Rev. E. E. Eckhoff Of
ficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Harste,
daughter Miss Dorothy and Mrs.
A. Wohler of Toledo were Sun
day guests of Mrs. A. H. Rofkar.
| Mrs. w. B. Grover opened her
home to members of Circle S of
Trinity Methodist Church last
Thursday afternoon, entertaining
for Mrs. Earl Newton who sustain
ed foot injury in a fall.
| Mrs. Robert Brigleib spent the
| first part of the week visiting Gin
cinnati friends.
| According to reports, Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel Nelson of Catawba Isl
and have sold their home. Mr.
Nelson will leave shortly for Den.
mark, where he will visit rela.
tives. Upon his return he and
Mrs. Nelson will 60 to Florida for
the remainder of the winter.
| Miss Evelyn Later was the hor.
ored guest at a birthday dinner
Friday evening in observance OF
her 21st birthday. Places were
laid for thirty-two relatives and
friends. The party was arrang
ed by her sister, Mrs. Eleanoyt
Boss, and mother, Mrs. Justina
Later.
The many friends of Mrs. Robert
Gill, Sr., were saddened to hear OF
her death Saturday noon in Ma
gruder Hospital
The l.. A. C. will meet Wednes
day afternoon, Dec 6, with Mrs
Ambrose Pearce. Roll call, Ohio
Beauty Spots, will be followed by
paper on Toledo by Mrs. E. F
Later, and one on Brand Whitlocl
by Miss Amanda Rofkar, continu
ing the years study, Spotlight
on Ohio" which is proving to b,
very interesting.
| The Christmas Workshop las
Tuesday at the Chapel was yer!
we'll attended, nearly sixty womel
taking part in the making O
Christmas gifts and decorations
, Mrs. E. F. Later, Jr., Councillor
taught textile painting; Mrs. Al
thur Rofkar Sr., Councillor demon
7 strated the making of icing ant
, frosting and decorated severa
/ cakes and Christmas cookies; Mrs
, w. B. Grover arranged displa
) ! of table favors, centerpieces an
novelties; Mrs. Gordon Rathbul
taught and directed the maxim
of Christmas stockings, both dec
! orative and novel. Mrs. Edwar
Ludwig, past counsellor, demor
| strated Spatter Painting on card.
E Lunch was served by the Chape
o Mothers, who sponsored the NEE
ing.
: Those from nearby township
!. who attended were: Mrs. Jane
! Rowley, Danbury, Mrs. J. H. CT
lau, Mrs. John Jensen, Mrs. Be
. Bahnsen and Mrs. Denver Row
ley of Gypsum.
Mrs. Edward Ludwig, Henry Ro
kar and Mrs. Arthur Rofkar a
tended the annual dinner meetin
l. of Farm Bureau Advisory Counc
No. 4 at Log Cabin Inn Wednesda
q evening.
l. The Mothers Club met Wedne
!, day evening in the home of Mr.
Il Richard Petersen and packe
l. several boxes for families in &c
d many.