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Evening star., 1951-07-22

IO'Toole to Mr.. George Joseph
Shea, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Shea Of Boston, which is be-
ing made known by Miss O'Toole's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
O'Toole of Waynesboro. The we'd
ding is planned for September.
Both Miss O'Toole and Mr.. Shea
are graduates of Georgetown
University, the former from the
School of Nursing and the latter
from the Law School. He also is
a graduate of Holy Cross College
and served in the Navy during the
war.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Caroline Winter
Engaged to Wed

The Rev. and Mrs. Harry Speake
Cobey of Hamlet, N. c.. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Caroline Winter, to Mr..
Robert Flourney Goodwin, jr., of
Winston-Salem. Both the Rev.
and Mrs. Cobey are natives Of
Charles County, Md. the latter
having formerly been Miss Ma
tilda Gray of Grayton.
Miss Cobey was graduated in
June from st. Mary's School and
Junior College in Raleigh.
Mr.. Goodwin recently completed
his postgraduate work at the
University of North Carolina from
which he was graduated in 1850.
The wedding is planned for
early autumn.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
FiIlius-Green

FiIIius- Green
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whiteside
Fillius announce the engagement
of their daughter, Dorothy Louise,
to Mr.. Francis Xavier Green, of
Baltimore and Washington, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James
Henderson Green Of Alexandria
and Baltimore. The wedding will
take place in September.
Miss Fillius attended George
Washington University and the
School of Law of Columbus Uni
versity. She is employed as an
attorney in the criminal division
of the Department of Justice. She
is member Of the bar of the
District Of Columbia and Of phi
Delta legal fraternity and Sigma
Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Green attended John Hop
kins University and is an engi-
neer at radio station WTOP.
Smith -Bowersox
A late fall wedding is being
planned by Miss Barbara Bing
Smith and Mr.. John X. Bowersox,
whose engagement is announced
by her mother, Mrs. James Clyde
Smith of Georgetown. Mr.. Bower
sox is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. BoWerson of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Miss Sara 10 jenkins and 1t.
Comdr. Charles Raimond Dorr,
U. S. N. R., were married recently
in the Jackson, Miss, Calvary
Baptist Church. the Rev. Wayne
E. Todd officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot M. jenkins OF
jackson, Miss. and the BRIDE
groom the son of Mrs. George w.
Dorr of this city and the late Mr..
Dorr.
1t. Comdr. Dorr is a graduate
of the University of Maryland
and is presently assigned to the
Naval Air Station at New Orleans,
La, where the couple are making
their home.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

MRS. SlONAKER
Miss Virginia Swisher Conkle.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Conkle Of Falls Church, was
marriet, yesterday afternoon to
Mr.. John Gordon Slonaker. son of
Mrs. Ethel M. Slonaker of VIM
chester. Va. and the late Mr..
Wesley Slonaker. The ceremony
was performed In the Community
Methodist Church in Arlington,
the Rev. Hampden H. Smith, jr.,
officiating. The reception followed
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
, 1Conkle.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27

interested in writing for The Va
tlonal Red Cross Journal is vel
come They are asked to see Miss
Morris at the High School Miss
Morris has ali information and
details concerning the Red Cross
Journal All articles must be
turned IN 10 the Journal three
months before publication
Working with the Junior Red
Gross are Miss Morris. sponsor of
the group. and Mrs Martin. CO.
chairman Of the Monroe County
chapter
The money from TINS drive will
So toward thc purchasing Of gifts
fer the Old Felix's at the County
Old Folks Home Also, some of the
funds will be used to send repre-
sentativeS from the High School
TO the Junior Red Cross Camp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27

lne 20 commit suicide, The young
ladv's jealous husband shows up
in the person Of Dr. Fragoni
(plaved by Mr. Don Jaeschke of
Truman SCHOOL, Mr.. Adam is
frightened when the doctor re-
marks that We Italians know
how to deal with men who make
love. to our wives Poor Adam.
to keep his wife Pauline Nihoui
If Truman SCHOOL, and his moth
er-in-iaw. Mrs. Stark, finding out
about his evening out, tells
hem he has sat up with dying
frseud He selects q name from
the phone book. This name be-
longs to a very tough" fellow.
vino shows up protesting that he
- not dead and waving large
funeral wreath. Mr. Van Bylevelt.
the tough guy. IS pursued to
the Adam home by his wife.
lplaved by Mrs. Crowley, who
demands him dead or alive. but
preferably dead because he had
insurance. In the midst Of the
confusion. the mad taxi driver
again tries to commit suicide. at
the Adam home, Of course. Ger
tie. the colored maid, played by
Miss Sherman. and Casper, de-
Gghtfui colored yard man, played
by MI David Mcdaniel of Poin-
clana, Try to help Mr. Adam get
out OF his difficulties with all
these mad persons
In the midst of rehearsals last
Wednesday as the cast practiced.
they walked under ladders, shout
ed above the sound of hammer
Ing and lodged various objects.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27

authority in rea} fe Jie n4s be-
come q meek H' In fine play.
Miss Morris WIN Ms seaate n.s-
tory teacher aud CHOIR leader has
become a gay fiIrt M Sweeting
who seems to enjoy life. has be
come an insane taxi driver VINO
tries TO commit suicide. They
seem to ENJOY this switch IN roles
and are having real fun And
when the students heard that
Mrs. Stark. piayipc the part of
the bossy mother-in-ia Of meek
soul MIR SchWeltzer. tries to put
tough guy Mr. Van Bylevelt
out Of the houso, they began say
ing, TN take two tickets Where
can you buy em?
The play, adams Evening. IS
one which PLAYED on Broadway
with Edward Everett Horton in
the role nov taken hy Mr..
Schweitzer Mr. Adam. a tnnid
soul, innocently becomes involved
with a flirtatious young lady and
an insane taxi driver who Is try
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27
JUNIOR RED CROSS
by Barbara Adams

The Key West Chapter Of the
Junior RED Cross collected the
nice round sum Of fifty dollars
in the Red Cross Drive which
ended recently. This drive was
underway in the Key West High
School.
The drive was started with a
radio broadcast in the new radio
room. The guests on this broad
cast were the officers Of the
organization. These officers are.
President, Paul Avery, Secretary
and Treasurer. Barbara Meees:
Vice President, Alice Via The
chairman from the High School
Annex is Resale Harpar Be
cause the High School has one Of
the few High School radio rooms,
a picture is being taken Of the
group TO be sent to the Red
Cross Journal. ANY one who is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27

to attention. After presenting Of
the colors, the pledge of aIlee
ance. and the singing Of Aneri-
ca" Hoke Halcornb read a Psalm
from the Bible.
The rest Of the assembly was 3n
charge of the Southernmost Chap
ter of the National Honor Society
Edyth Hampton. president Of the
chapter, lighted the principal
flame Nancy Watkins. Lorenzo
Murguia, Evelyn Nettles, and
Cornell, members Of the Chapter,
lighted candles representing the
four principles of the society,"
leadership, character. SCHOLARSHIPS
and Servlce-and spoke briefly
on them
The tapping Of new members
followed. The chapter secretary,
Yvonne McCardle. read the nafnes
Of the new members, and tae; a4Zi
members, who were seated IN tbs
stage, went down to the assembly
and conducted the new members
to the stage After each member
had lighted a candle, ali members
of the chapter repeated the pledge
Of the society. New members an
Quoted were: Pam Rassel8. Glen
dora Sawyer, Eugene Roberts.
Lorraine Warnock. julie Russell.
Katherine Brady, Marlene Park.
Continued On Page 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27
SADIE HAWKINS DAY

National Sadie Hawkins Day
was celebrated with . dance here
at the High School last Wednes-
day night The dance included
all the Dos Patchers Of Key West
High and Margin Sam Bond
The boys were chased all over
the school and finally brought out
of their hiding places.
After the wedding ceremon-
les, presided over by Margin
Sam, kickapoo JOY juice was
served. A lot of fun was had by
all and sundry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27
FACULTY PLAY READY
by Julie Russell

Right now student has diff
Guilty in getting tn see those fac
ulty members practicing the fac
ulty play in the afternoons. Their
director, Mr Ertzman, says it's
because they are shy. but we
know they will not be shy next
Thursday and Friday, November
% and 80, when students can see
their favorite teachers playing
roles just the opposite Of those in
real life lOf course, the public
can see it too, for the same price
as Students
For example, there is Mr..
Schweitzer, who has SO much
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27

The members Of the stage crew
MIR. McQuain, Mr.. Simpson, MIR
Lane. Mr., Murray. and Mr.. Gar
cia-were busy putting up the
set. Miss Lowe. and Mr. and Mrs.
Martin are busy selling tickets.
We hear Miss Lowe and Miss
Hughes have gone to great lengths
to get a funeral wreath TIT 10
decorate a Derby winner, All in
all, it should be quite an evening
Adams Evening, and well
worth fifty cents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-27
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
ASSEMBLY
by Shirley Trudeau

BY Smiley Trudeau
All t2e Senior High students Of
Key West High crowded into the
auditorium last Thursday tn see
theU outstanding friends inGuct-
ed lnto an honorable institution,
tfle National Honor Society
Eugene Roberts opened the
program ty sailing the students
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
DIVERSITY OF
USES FOUND
FOR CABBAGE

II just love little cabbage in
vegetable soup" one of our home
makers told me the other day, and
| guess we all must, since we ate
more cabbage than any vegetable
other than potatoes. During No
vember cabbage will be one of the
best buys in our store. Here are
a variety of ways you might serve
cabbage.
Combine cabbage in many sal.
ads with apples and nuts, with
pineapple, with raisins, with eel.
cry and cheese, or other salad
greens.
Cooked cabbage can be good
too. Use care not to over cook
Cook quickly in small amounts of
boiling, salted water Serve it
buttered, creamed or with cheese
sauce.
Cabbage is one of the vegetables
which gives us vitamin C, vita.
min we need every day. Buy it
now while it's economical. Choose
heads that are solid and heavy for
their size, lack damaged leaves,
and have base of leaves firmly at
tached to the stem.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
Little Portage

The Bay Farm Women's Club
will meet Nov. 81 for their
Thanksgiving meeting. 1t will be
at the regular time at p. m. and
the potluck usually held in No
vember will be in December.
John Burning attended North
western Cooperative Sales Co.
convention at Dayton last week,
Tuesday, and heard Secretary of
Agriculture Brannum.
Grandsons Jerry and Dave Jad-
wisiak, of Portake Twp, are spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Senke EWersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Paulsen at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Quen-
tin Garner at Toledo Monday.
Mrs. Garner was the former Lily
Brunkhorst, of Locust Point.
The son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Paulsen, of Sandusky, Oct.
81, will be known as Lawrence
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Paulsen now have five grandchil-
dren.
The St. Paul'S Lutheran Ladies
Aid will have charge of the lunch
concessions of the complete dis
posal sale of Dale Mccullough
sale, Dec. 4.
Urban Knippen, engineer OF
Erie Ordnance, was honored by a
farewell party given by Jay Kaga-
master for mutual friends, Friday
night, at the home of her par
entS.
Farm Bureau Youth Council met
Tuesday evening IN the township
hall with a good attendance.
A large crowd attended the Bay
Farm Bureau Card party, Satur-
day evening. Much credit is due
Mr.. and Mrs. Senke Ewersen,
chairmen, as Mrs. Ewersen made
the cake on which numbers were
Isold as we'll as dozens of cookies.
Active members of the committee
also furnished cookies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
SORORITY HAS INITIATION
At ANNUAL. BANQUET

| Dekatos TetartoS council ol
Sigma Alpha sorority held its an
nual Founders Day banquet al
the Warner Hotel last Wednes.
day evening. The Council is
composed of Epsilon Eta Chapter
Of Oak Harbor, Delta Chi chapter
of Elmore and Delta Theta chapt-
er Of Fremont 81 members were
present at the 7 o'clock dinner.
which was held in observance of
the 38th birthday anniversary of
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Following the dinner, Ruth
Ochs, president of Delta Theta,
conferred the third degree on eli
gible members from her chapter.
Glendora Sorg, president of Epi-
silon Eta conferred the third de-
gree on Helen Krieger, Phyllis
Leow and Luetta Sorg. The new
members were presented with
their membership certificates and
corsages of tea rcses, the sorority
flower.
Yvonne Darling, mistress Of
ceremonies of the Council con-
ferred the fourth degree On
thirteen candidates including Lu-
eta Sorg, Phyllis Leow, Helen
Krieger, Marilene Irwin and Doris
Bender of Epsilon Eta chapter.
Doris Bender ai Epsilon Eta
provided the music for the de-
grees. Eleanor Durdel Of Delta
Chi sang congratulations" and
was accompanied by Meryle Dur
del of the same chapter.
Glendora Sorg, toastmistress
for the evening, read congratuia-
tory messages from the national
officers. Irene Decker of Delta
Theta welcomed Tie guests. Jean
Crozier of Delta Chi gave his
tory of Sigma alpha sorority.
Yvonne Daring led a silent pray
er for departed sisters and also
gave the benediction. Adelaide
Hull of Delta chi gave final
report on the State Day conven-
tion held in Toledo in October.
Delta Theta made the attractive
place favors of brown cards with
yellow rose attached, and Delta
Chi made the Programs.
Those attending from Oak Har-
Dor in addition to the before
mentioned were Ann Travis, Jac-
queline Mulligan, Dolores Hem
minger, Louise Iitei, Phillis Hem.
Marilene Irwin and Marianne
Scherf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
COUNTRY CULTURE CLUE

Mrs. George Peters and Mrs.
Herbert Pfeiffer were the hostess
es when the Country Culture Club
held its regular monthly meeting
at tire Community Hall last
Th rsday afternoon. Miss Maiia
Peltonen, international farm
youth exchange student from Fin
land, was the main speaker, dis
cUssing customs and conditions
III her homeland as compared to
the U. s. A. Roll call was answer
ed with Your Favorite Thanks
giving Dressing" Mrs. Lester Mi
nier, president, was in charge Of
the meeting and Mrs. Fred Grimm
was program chairman. The
group sent a CARE Christmas
package to their adopted family
in Germany.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
HOME COUNCIL
MEETING

Ottawa County Home Council
members met November 18th at
the Extension office in Oak Har-
Dor for an all day meeting, with
a potluck dinner being served at
noon.
Mrs. Philip Winter, president,
presided at the meeting and Miss
Maija Peltonen, Agriculture Ex-
tension Student from Finland,
guest speaker, discussed Home
Life in Finland" She is staying
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Kardatzske.
Civic Responsibilities was one
of the main topics of discussion
during the meeting and Mrs. 6.
B. Brough, Miss Betty Lou Spauld-
ing and Mrs. Ralph Clayman pre-
sented several skits, endeavoring
to find olat Township program
needs for the balance of the
winter.
Bruce Tom will conduct Leader
ship Training Needs classes Dec.
5th and 10th at the Extension
Office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
ALFRED MYERR0LTz, CRAYT0WN
HEADS COUNTY CATTLE FEEDERS

Cattle feeders of Ottawa and
adjoining counties formed the
Ottawa County Feeders Assn.
with Albert Myerholtz, of Gray
town, as president, on Friday, No
vember Is.
Jim Warner, extension beef spe-
cialist, was the principal speaker
at the annual banquet preceding
formation of the organization.
Main purpose of organizing is to
promote an educational beef cat
tie program. All junior farmers
such as All and FLA will be
given free membership.
Four additional directors were
elected besides Mr.. Myerholtz as
follows: Gaylord Croll, Frank Kar-
datzke, vice-president, Howard
James and Lloyd Sutton, secre-
tary-treasurer.
In his speech Warner said the
U. S. population is increasing at
the rate of 21a million annually
and that calls for more beef. The
annual beef consumption rate
per person is sixty pounds. He
emphasized the need for conser-
vation farming stating that cat
tie numbers were now equal to
the feed supply. Pointing out
that the decline of the horse
population left room for cattle ex-
pansion so that cattle doubled in
the last decade. However, there
is little room for that type of
expansion so more feed will have
to be produced from the same
acreage. Warner went on to
commend those farmers who are
raising beef cows and heifers.
Continuing he said they were a
good investment whereby you
could raise feeder cattle for less
than the western purchase prices.
Beef cattle enable farmers to
keep one half of the farm in hay
and pasture thus decreasing their
work and raising the feed supply.
Roger Peters, of Oak Harbor,
made brief talk on how he
raised the grand champion steer.
Accordion music was provided by
Roger Schiller. The newly elected
directors will hold their first
meeting on December 5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
Ten Pledges Are Inducted At Dinner OF Sorority

Ten rushees received their
pledge pins when Gamma Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi society held its
formal installation dinner Thurs
day evening at the Island House.
officers of the Sorority and
Mrs. Juel Cover were seated at
the head table while members and
Rushees were seated at individual
tables of four. Mrs. Robert Luch-
singer was this years Rushee
Chairman
The impressive candlelight cere-
mony was read by Mrs. Cover.
President Margaret Crohen pre-
sented pledge pins to Ruth Mary
Ingram, Dorothy Mcnak, Jean
Myers, Shirley Smith, Peggy Patz,
Dolores Kroeger, Lillian Adams,
Marian baltimore, Carla Leggett
and Gilmore Migala.
Following the candlelight cere-
mony for the Rushees, Grace
Raymond, Ardath DeGriskey,
Kathryn Macy, Eleanore Johnson
and Dorothy Bredbeck received
the EXemplar degree and were
presented their pins as members
Of Exemplar chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi.
Members OF Gamma Omega
Chapter are President Crohen,
president, Mrs. Robert Luch-
singer; corresponding secretary
Marjorie baltimore; recording sec
rotary, Mary Ann Karshuk; treas
urer, Marge Wassmuth, Mrs. Ches
ter Burr, Jackie Winnie, Mrs. Ray
Lyons, Mrs. Duane Erney, Mrs.
Garold Daup, Mrs. James Jo-
hansen, Ethel Kern and Irene
Jamison.
Exemplar officers and members
are: President, Mrs. Keith Mont
gomery; Mrs. Kermit Miller, Ann
Nelson, Jane Miller, Mrs. Floyd
Klingbiel, Mrs. Elton Clemons
and Mrs. Ebert Broadbent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
Miss Gloria Flick's
Betrothal Announced

Miss Gloria Jean Flick, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f.
Flick, Jr., Elmore, has selected
December Z as the date for her
marriage to Corp. Orville R. Ed
dington, U. S. Marines, Ports
mouth, Va, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Eddington, Toledo. The
Rev. A. ]. Braun will perform the
ceremony at r7:30 p. m. in Grace
Lutheran Church, Elmore.
Phyllis Young and Wynne Has
selbach, both of Oak Harbor, will
be maid of honor and bridesmaid,
respectively. Two sisters of the
bride-elect, Chariene and DeAnna
Flick, will be junior bridesmaids.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception will be held in the Amer
lean Legion Hall, Wcodville.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
Social Events
p. E. 0. sIsTERHooD MEETS

Regular meeting Of P. E. O.
Sisterhood was held Thursday af
ternoon in the home of Mrs. Ed
ward f. Reifschneider The pro
gram was entitled Progress OF
Peace" with each member reading
the article they brought with them
relative to the topic, followed by
round table discussion by the
group.
Ohio P. E. o. Sisterhoods, in
Guiding the Port Clinton Chapter,
are supporting fund to bring a
Scholarship student from Europe.
The National Educational Project
of P. E. 0. sponsors ten scholar
ship girls to Universities, five at
Cottey College at Nevada, Mo-,
which is entirely supported by the
Sisterhood, are from foreign
countries.
Lunch preceded the meeting
and Mrs. Carl Keller will be host
ess for the first December meet
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-23
COMMUNITY CARD PARTY

The Community Card Party
sponsored by Lake Erie Farmer
Union last week ,.Tas we'll attend
ed. Door prizes were won By
Mrs. Ben Bahnsen and Eugene
Vollmer. Pinochie prizes were
awarded to Louis Mortuse, John
Steager, Mrs. John Steager, Mrs.
Eugene Ohlemae'er, Gus War
gosky and Mrs. Bert Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Meter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bredehofl
enjoyed a drive to Napoleon,
Grand Rapids and Bowling Green
last week.