Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-11-10
OVER THE
BACK FENCE
BY MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

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BY MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK
Hiya Neighbor--If, like ourself.
you couldn't get away to attend
the Nifty Fifty Fashion Show"
presented by members of the Ma
gruder Hospital Guild at their
first open meeting Monday after
noon, perhaps you'll be interested
IN a brief account of what was
worn by the models from the
1850 School of Hard Knocks"
imagination plus ingenuity brot
forth such clever outfits as i.
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The Afternoon Tea Ensembles
worn by Mrs. Jake PulSchen and
Mrs. Adolph Frazier, chairman
and co-chairman respectively.
with the former wearing a gown
designed entirely of tea bags and
the latter modelling a gown lavish.
ly decorated with Ritz crackers
"A charming housecoat was
worn by Mrs. Howard Florian.
made of cardboard and fashioned
like a real house complete with
chimney. She also modelled a
date dress of calendar pages. And
then -.
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There was the gardening dress,
modelled by Mrs. Kenneth Carter,
sporting real vegetables from neck
to hemline :. F. A print dress fash
Toned entirely of the Ottawa Coun-
ty News was worn by Mrs. James
Reimenschneider An assert.
ment of houSehald brushes was
used by Mrs. Christ Petersen for
the charming brushed wool dress
She wore in the show. Her brush
hat was trimmed with tooth brush.
eS Cotton balls and an all
cotton hat was modelled by Mrs.
Hans CarstenS while Mrs. Don
Sanders wore Canasta gown COM
pletely covered with Canasta cards
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a Draped Dress in the newest
shade was modelled by Mrs. H. B.
karshner who chose a drape for
the dress and lampshade for a
hat Mrs. c. R. Wood was at
tractive in the newest of nylon
dresses, fashioned entirely of n.y.
lon hose A teenage sweetheart
dress, entirely covered with hearts
was worn by Mrs. Doris Puffen-
berger . Paper plates, cups and
saucers decorated the dinner dress
worn by Mrs. Herman Bahnsen
:. AND the cocktail dress model
ed by Mrs. George Poe had real
cocktail glasses, with cherries
scotch taped to the inside, attach
ed to ribbons over the entire dress.
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Mrs. Charles Lewis modelled a
sport dress using such accessories
as fishing rod, roller skates,
baseball bat and wearing a foot
ball helmet A bathing suit
made of bath towels was worn by
Mrs. Marvin Lundgard who also
wore shower cap and for ac-
ceSSorieS bath brush and bath
spray :. Mrs. Alton Cover model
ed coming out gown which de-
rived its name from the seams
that were bursting out all over
Mrs. Manuel NoSsaman was
chic in an evening gown, which
appropriately enough was an old
fashioned night gown, with which
she carried child's potty for a
bag A metallic dress cover
ed with tin can lids was worn by
Mrs. Guy Lotridge. A metal or
nament in her hair completed the
costume . Mrs. Albert Fall SER
we'd as commentator for the show
and Mrs. Morton Everett, whose
gown had plunging neckline
bathroom plunger) was the pian-
ist who set the musical mood for
the parade of models.
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November l-2-3 were red letter
days for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hem
minger, of Oak Harbor, for on
Nov l Mr.. Hemminger celebrated
his birthday, on Nov. 2 the couple
observed their wedding anniver-
sary and on Nov. Mrs. Hemming-
er celebrated HER birthday. A
three-day event!
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Don't Forget the Senior Class
Play next Thursday and Friday.
me And My Shadow" is the title,
8 p. m. is curtain time and half
buck will get you in Nov.
1918 is National Book Week and
will be observed at the library with
special book displays, an afternoon
tea and a Story Hour being plan
ned.
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The Miller Watsons, formerly
of Gypsum, and now living in
Bellevue have flock of 5000 tur-
keys this year, READY for the
Thanksgiving and holiday dinner