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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
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sSunf 8dpIte baben ii6 i'm 2cuf
oes 5tpan5iglten Sabrbunoerts an sic
fatboIil6e 2aientpelt gelpanot uno tie
ermabnt, iib als Saienapoitel in ben
Oien1t Der 6riitli6en 8enegung 5ll
ItelIen. Mit iteigenoer religi0ier uno
iittliber Scot Iteigerten iib aud Die
8eniibungen ser Baplte uno 8iifofe,
oie fatboliide 9lftion init Silfe ber
2aien al for6ern, 5u beleben l1no 5lt
organiiteren. Wan6es lit gelheben
auf bieleln @ebiete, bo6 bas meiite
bleibt nod 51 tun iibrig. 9aber 1nadt
lid 5u1peilen cine gnttdui6ung GEL
tenb, neil 10 biele 8erlube, ser fa-
tbolii6en Mftton bortpGrts gu belfen,
10 tpenig bauernoe @rfolge al1f5utpsi=
fen baben. Mnl6einenO bat Oas 2aien-
apoitolat nidt gebalten, pas man lib
bon ibm peripra6.
9eun tpirb aus &om gen1eloet, ooct
tperoe bonn z. bis IA. Sftober eiil
@elffongreB fir bas 2aienapoitolat
abgebalten tperben. @ie es beiBt, lit
man in Der @pisen Staot bereits NIT
oen Gorbereitlngen auf oieies inter-
rationale Ereffen beidaftigt. 9ieier
9ongreB min: "
/. Oie bogntatil6en, noralii6en
uno aifetii6en @runoidte bes 2aien=
opoltolates inn 2ift Ser alten unc
neueiten papltliden Senoi6reiben be-
tra9te1. .."
2. Die peri6ieoenen 5ormen Of
ieftip bartun, l1nter tpel6en oie Saien
ibr MpoItolat olsiiben f0nnen, llno er=
flGren, tparum i'm gegebenen 5aa cine
Metbooe Dor elmer anoert oen Bors
rang bat.
8. 9ie 8relte uno Siefe bes Ir.
beitsfeloes genau angeben, al,f bent
sic 2aien 5ur Musiibung ibres 4po-
ltoiates berl,fen iino.
4. Die funOamentalen 3iele oes
Mpoltolates auf5eigen, oas beute tpelt-
planmdBig IN Die Sat umgeiett mer,
ben fam.
glls groBe Sbemata iollen beban-
6elt 1peroen: ...
1. Die g8elt BON beute 1lno 6as
2aienapoItolat; religi0s> >littlide, full
turelle uno io5iale Sage Ser @elt bon
beute; Mrbeit fir etne pirtibaftlide,
politii9e, flllt1relle, religioie @ini-
gung Ser @elt; 2aienapoltolat eins
gottpenbigfeit.
2. @run6legenoes 2ebrgebduoe
fir bas 2aienapoi itolat: AZ 2ebre bonn
mpItllden 2eib, BON Sauf- uno Sirnl.
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Aux mrlt unn Ktrrt1p

8ar ser 5amilienname bes fiirsa
lid lelig geipro6enen Yoplt Bil1s X.
Sarto ODER mar er urlpriinglit5
S6neioer? Sieie SSrage 1puroe ourd}
einen slrtifel inn ,&onraosblatt', 8is-
tums6latt fir oie gr5oio5ele Sreiburg
(Serlag &arlsrube, 8aoen), allfgez
porfen. Gieles 8latt berid)tet, oab
Bius X. ser gnfel eines Walers nit
Numen Shneioer geipeien iei, Ser
aus Wel&noerlingen, Sberamt gbin-
gen, 8iirttem6erg, nu6 Hiele, Sta
lien, auspanberte. Ser Weoler babe
ieinen Hamen bon S6neioer in Surtr
umgemanoelt, oas italienil6e @ort
fiir S6neioer. Bius X. nuroe am 2.
SUM 1884 in &ieie, Stalien, geborer
nno NOR @uileppe &aroinal Sarto
Dor ieiner grpdblung gum Eaplt.
gta6 Oem 3ulannenbru9 Sugo,
ilapiens i'm 9lpril 1912 fomell
9eutihlanO llno Stalien therein, oit
8ottl6eer> Oie inn @ren5gebiet 5lui,
i6en Slomenien l1no &roatien lebte.
l1no oeren Sieolungsgebiet SStalieu
5ugefaaen mar, in Die oamals bon
oen 9euti6en beiebte llnter=Steier.
mart (Marburg, giai uno hinge.
blrng) um5ulieoeln. 9rei5ebntauiens
@ottl6eer padten ibre Sabe 11no 30.
gen in oas ibnen 5ugetpieiene @ebis1
BON Gann, @ilea, @urffelo, 2i6ten.
tpuI0 un0 9tatidab. 9rei Sabre NH
lebten tie bier, BON Ser einbeimiid:n
ilotpenii6en 8ep0lferllng gebaBt unt
angefeinoet. 8ei 9riessenoe fliidteten
sic @ottideer, ioipeit iie nibt bon Ser
ilomenil6en Bartilanen ermor6a3
tpuroe,t na6 Seiterrei6. Sour orei,
bunbertunoadt5ig 8otti6eer berblic.
ben in Sugoilatpien. Sedstauieno 40
gen na6 ser Steiermarf, breitauien>
na6 &arnterl ser &eIt 5erItrel1te iid
lin ben iibrisen oIterreid)ii6en 8un
|oesl1nbern. ssn BEN lesten Sabren &c.
lang es elmer groBen 3abl nab Ime
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trifa aus5upanoern. 0ie 15, 900 @ott.
ideer, Die i6on felt Der 8orfriegs5eit
in oen Ser. Staaten, aanaoa uno
teiI,peiie auf in SiiS.anterifd lebtell,
Iorgten in riibrenoer @eiIe fiir ibre
pertriebenen 2anoslelte uno perbals
fen linen our slustponoerung. Sol,
fentlif lperben all6 Die ionit nod
perbliebenen @otti6eer aus ibrem
nift beneioensperten iSlii6tling5.
ididlal befreit
Der 8ei6dftstrdger ser Seutlder
gunoesrepublit in 8aibington, Or.
Sein5 G. &refeler, bat Dem General
iefretdr ser 8ereinten Iotionen
IrDgpe 2ie cine gtote ser 9unoeS-
|regierung iiberreidt, sic Die &riegS.
gefangenenfrage gum @egeni nitano bat
9efanntlid) bat Oie @eneralperlumn=
lung Der llge i'm 0e5ember oes per-
gangenen Sabres cine gnti6lieBuns
angenonlmen, Sic ii6 nit WaBnun.
men fir Die frieolide 20iung oe3
&rtegsgefangenenproblems befu6t.
Sn ser oben ernabnten g,ote beflln-
BET sic 9unoesresierung ibr eroBes
Sntereiie an ser BON ser lt9t beobz
lidtigten sluffldrung oes S6idials
Der &riegSgefangenen unO GermiBten
loWie Oeren 9fud fiibrung in Die Set
mat. Gie 8unoesregierung iueiit fer=
ner oararf bin, OuB iid) aufgrltnO
eignen !Dtaterial5 ser groBere Sell
Der Oeutlhen &riegsgefangenen in ser
l1oSSH befinoe uno bob tie nit ern=
iter 8eiorgnis oos S6idlal Der
ariegSgefangenen perfolge. Bonn but
bereits I'M oergangenen Sabre Sen
Gereinten 9tationen ein Wtemornn=
BUM iibermittelt, oas al1tbentilbes
0taterial 5ur neutrality-suspicious.
enthielt. Iie lleberrei6ung ser Note
in Oieler Srage Our6 ben neuernann=
ten @eiddftstrager biloete oie erlte 81
fcntlihe amtsbanollng 81. &refelers
Ieit Ieiner grnennung.
(6ortletung al1f Seite s.
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Ntlferuf altH Trier. Dputthrlanh

Iie ornen S6meitern Oes g.
&lara=&loiters, Srier, Betersberg,
Bitten I'm cine fleine llnterItiisung III
ibrer groBen Scot. Son oeutiden
@obltatern fam man nur 1penig er-
boffen, oa gan5 9eltti6lanb oerornt
lit. Gie S6peltern beripre6en, ibrer
@obltater tdgli6 in ibren @ebeten 5u
geoenfen. @oben, au6 Die fleiniten,
ri6te man an: 90. Morio Sob. 8op=
Itiita, sebtiiiin ct. .=&lara=&loIter,
Srier, Eetersberg, @ermanp, 6renh
Gone.
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Biz munhrrfurht unfrrrr
Tagr
Tagr

r1nter oem 9ante= =8prt: ,Seio
gbriiten, Sic iid idtper umblaien la
len" oeroffentli6te Mlgr. MlfreSo
Sttapiani, alielior oes 81. Sffi5i11ms.
I'M ,Siieroatore Gomonp' einen in
8reBberi6ten 1pieoerbolt ertpGbnten
artifel ii6er sic @unoerlu6t unlerer
Gage. geu6 Ser ueberieeung BON s.
HuBpurm lalltet ser slrtifel ol1s5ugs,
neiie: -
&ein &atbolif 5iebt oas @unoer an
itd, feline 0t0gliffeit uno Ri itoriiGe
@irtlidfeit, in 6roge. Gbrilti sottll.
be gtatur un0 Senoung iinb ourG)
manbe groBe @unber, bie ST. ouI
groen mirfte, ertpielen tporoen.
Der @etltesbeil ltano uno GbriIti
8esenluart bleiben bel Ser Stride bis
ans gnoe Ser 3eiten: iie offenbaren
lt6 au6 ferner nit iibernatiirli6e'l
3ei6en, nit @unbern. Mon oenfe
etlpa an Die @unber Der Selig= uno
Seiligipredungen, bie naturpifens
ibaftlid= =biltorild uno pbiloiopbiih=
tbeologii6 ltrens gepriift uno eeiihert
meroen, pie ebenio 3. g. oie Seilun=
gen in 2ourOes.
Wtan flage ltns alio ni6t an, Sem
oe 0es ltebernatiirliben 5u iein, 1penn
mir nun oie @ldubigen Dor l1ngepriif=
ten 8ebultptllngen iibernatiirliher
8ei6ebniiie narnen uno 5ur 8oriidbt
Dor Dingen mabnen, Oie IN l1nleren
Sngen Dor alem unb iiberau bas
mabre @unOer in Serruf gu bringen
oroben! ,.
@er batte nod Dor fiinf5ig Sabren
gegluubt, oaB Sic Stride lire &inoer,
iosar ein5elne @eiitlihe, marnen mill
le Dor angebli6en Tiiionen, @un.
bern, oorge6li6 decentralization"
grldeinungen, lpie lie bellte Don Ell
mem 2anb lmb Sentiment gum anoern
iiberaa oie Vtolien permirren? sluf-
gefldrte 8iiienldaft uno iiberlesene
rgrfabrung" bate Dor fiinf5ig Sah.
rem 0as sSntereiie fir Ben rMberglars
ben ounflen Oeittelalters" lG6erlib
gena6t. llno oie Stride, oie oas @un-
Der perteioigte, bat mani pera6tet: Ell
mes Der bdufiglten uno ernlteiten In-
liegen ser 9lpologetif, Ser @laubens-
perteioigung mar bamals Oas - ed)~
te - @unoer. Seute aber nll,B sic
Stride bur6 Die 8il60fe nit oen @or-
ten oes Serrn (Df. "a, 24) Dor ser
2ei6tgldubigfeit unO SeripirrllllJ
marnen, li6 Blind uno 1ngepriift uno
obne oas 5uItGnoise fir6lide l1rteil
ourd v8lmoereri6e 6einungen" bonn
re6ten 8eg abbringen 5u laiien! Seit
Sabren erleben mir cine 8ertpilber-
ung ser @unberlu6t i'm 8olfe auf
alien @ebieten (8unberooftoren
uiip.D, Dor aGem audi auf religi0-
fem @ebiet. Saufenmeiie rennen bie
Waiien angebli6en gri6einungen
|1mo @unoern na6 2eute, benen
Die @run0begriffe oes @laubens 1ln-
befannt iino, MAIDEN iib 5u Mpoiteln
feuriaer 5r0mmigfeit!
go pi6rig bas alles it, es pertplln-
bert i'm @runo nidt: 0enn i'm Men-
lben Iebt auh elm natiirli6es religiO-
ies @efiibl, oas ebenio tpie alle @e-
fiible ber1piloerm fann
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Biir Riikkphr in ntp 6rtn.at

3ebntauienbe bon Seintatpertriebe.
nen = beribten 9lGtter aus 9eutid,.
lano = trafe1 iib an ben 8finsltta-
| gen an mebreren Sammelpltnften i'm
8un0esgebiet. 9as 8efenntnis CUR
alten Seimat uno ser uneri6iitterli6e
Bile 5ur frieoli6en &iidfebr in Die
oeutl6en @ebiete ienieits BON Doe.
lnno Neibe itanoen i'm Wittelpunft ser
&nnogebungen. 9tuno 10000 Sber-
Sdleiier trufen iit in 9ottrop ,mo
| lfeierten 5llgleid oos iiebenbunoert-
iabrige 8eIteben Ser Staot @leitptB
| fir Die 8ottrop oie BatenIfaft iiber-
nabm. 8unoes fliibtlingsminiIter 2r.
faI6ef rpies oarouf bin, ouB niemano
Die abit6t babe, on friihen Solbatens
Igrdbern porbei in Die alte Sei1nat sll
manoern. 8unoesmir1iiter &oiier per.
| lit6erte, Bob oie Wanifeltotion sur
Seimattreue feline GemonItration ces
Sa1ies lei. Son BEN @elt=GuropGern
foroerte er elm 8efenntnis al gan3
@uropa uno CUR MISUNDERSTANDING
gan5 9euti idlanos.
9reitauleno Siebenbiirger So6len
naren aus alien 8ebieten Des 8ul=
oes, gum Sell audi aus Ben Ser.
Staaten, Ser Sdpei5 unO Stalien IN
2infelsbiibl 5uiammeneefommen.
Staatslefret1r SberlGnoer betontc,
oaB 9apern iebt gdpfeiler ser oellt
Iben 9riide gum oeutiden Often iein
wole, no6oem Sit=BreuBen uno Sic
benbilrgen ausgefuaen leien.
SannoDer lpar Ser Sreffpllnft Don
bltnoerttallleno Gommern l,no runo
ltebentallleno Iel1tl l6en aus Yole;l
uno Sen angren5enOen 8ebieten. Ser
iSpreder Ser Bommern, Stoatsiefre-
tur a. .. bon Bismard, periiderte,
oaB ieine 2anoslel1te Sen &rieg ableN.
nen. Sie Seuti6en aus 8olen geood).
ten Dor allen ser 2anoslel1te, Oie nod
in polnilcben @efangniiien iiben.
Gie 10000 SuoetenoeutIhen in
Insba6 bate 8unoesfan5ler Ir
aoenuuer in einem Selegramm fir
bie Gnergie uno Sen 5leiB gelobt, mi
oenen lie Oa5 nirtl6aftlife 2eben i'm
8unOesgebiet berei6ert batten. 8un.
oesminilter 81. Seebobm erflGrte
Ote Seinatpertriebenen miiBtell iiG
a1f Die groBe sll1fgabe, Oie Seima1
5uritd5ugelpinnen lno aue oeutl6e zen
@ebiete pieoer 5l1 belteOel1l porberei
ten. slm Efingltnontos puroe u
slnsbaf ser rSuoetenoeutl6e Sci
mottag" gebiaigt, ser sic slufgob,
bat, Oas luOetenoel1ti6e &ulturgllt 81
erbaiten.
| sluf Oem 8unoestreffen Ser @eit
Brel1Ben in Sanburg forOerte ncl
ebemalige oeutl6e 8otl6after Dor
|Girlfen ote 8unoesregierung auf
init Sen @eitmG6ten iiber cine Giif
gabe Ser Oelti6en SItgebiete 81 Der
| banoeln.
Sn Stuttgort befannten lt6 oi{
GuBlano= =Gertl6en sur Gbarta oel
Standardization, in ser ausoriit
li6 Ser 8er5ift auf &ade oltsgeIpro
6en miro. gSie in allen anoeren Ser.
Ilammllugen ser Seimutpertriebenen
tullroe a6er audi bier Oie 5oroerllnq
auf Giidga6e ser Seimat geItellt. 81
BEN slusfiibrungen oes 5eItreoners
fam beionOers ser groBe Oteni6en,
uerlult ser HuBlano=3eutl ld)en gum
9lusoruf. Snsgelamt 10000 8olfs.
genoiien fonnten ii6 nab oem @eiten
berii6erretten.
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ss*t ASA$@NkAA oAs ~ tAkk
Sflntrgrrtnd,trr Alma
(als lrtytrH Uhrtftsrfd,ruk)
3eitnnssbringeriu,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
Sebauie SGgerin,
Srefflide SotidlGserin,
Giebe geleberin,
8leinmntsbeberin,
Surgenabmcnberin,
Sroitrebeipenberin,
2cioensabfragerin,
gehernngsmabriaseriu,
Seisanidmeberin,
Nrsneigeberin,
Stunbenmabnerin,
Observation-Disclosures,
Scmperatnripiirerin,
Tenernad)ipiireriu,
Mitternmgsfiinberin,
SampenbDd)tansiinoerin,
Nursenbegriikerin,
Observation-Disclosures,
Nadtpurlel lcrin,
SId)eramtspermeierin,
Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures,
@mnidablanIderin,
SienitrpllentanidJerin,
Naesbeid)iferin,
Nllesiiberbliferin,
Nllesbeitreitcrin,
&ranfenfuitbereiteri
.Seitsabenbeoenferiu,
Weibnadtsentenbeidenferin,
Gngelperipenberin,
Observation-Disclosures,
Crbnerin, Sdmiiderin,
&ppffiiienriiferin,
Gfeifcnitupfitupferin,
Observation-Disclosures,
Shlummerbederfiillerin,
&alter &nienmbiillerin,
Naftrnbanpiinid)erin,
@enn td) ,uad)ensmatt bin,
oeimtuebidJmad) idmadmatt bin,
Sreme Wittrascrim,
Siebe Witpflegerin,
9eeben oeiner SdmGgerin,
Sd,uiegerfinb, SGhuerin,
&eriObnerin, SeldDOnerin,
ltnbelubnt Sasl0bnerin,
yllscit frDhe SSrDhncrin,
2iebltde &erm0bnerin,
gHmm bies 2iebesseidlen Fin
@ie id) bir
banfbar bin.
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Bp1trllt Eurp zrttl1un mint ah!

&enn bu, eber Seier oer Sage pieQeid 8enuus
3eitmns bau baa mn biz nt m1sl it, iet abresberas
eusnnoeu, 10 eqe nt a iunbn rnbs Bis geras
mie ooer saus babu anu 8ir eubeu bens 3euns eter.
Nbequue beoentet @elu enes guten, alien enubes
Sdaoen fir bic fatbpliae BreTe
9n funni ben abunnement auf ben Obuaanuno ,9be
Suepnum @epiep ernueru, enben fsI
senoem JprmuIar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
WORLD TRAVELLER
VISITS IN AREA

Miss Alice Nickel, formerly of
Fremont, and we'll known in this
locality, spent several days in
this vicinity. She attended the
10th anniversary of the Fremont
Soroptimist club Tuesday, of
which she is charter member
Last November Miss Nickel re-
turned from a five month trip in
Europe, Africa, Asia Minor and
Asia in which she covered $4,000
miles. Wednesday she flew to
New York and Thursday left by
plane for months study of Euro
pean conditions. While in Eu-
rope she will be the guest of Sir
Thomas and Lady MacGregor in
Scotland then will go to Copen-
hagen, Denmark, to visit Countess
Margrethe Linder-Spies, the au-
thoress, and to Stockholm, Swe-
den, to visit with Mrs Lewis
Kreuger, wife of the Swedish con-
sulate to Guatemala. She will
visit England, France, Scotland,
Denmark, Norway, Switzerland and
Sweden.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Chaplain Son To Re-Wed Parents On Their
Golden Anniversary in Home On Route

A well known Route 2 couple
viii mark their fiftieth anniver
sary VOWS, administered this time
by the chaplain son of the couple
Close friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Korah Strouse will gather at their
home on route 1853, near Lakeside
to felicitate the "newlyweds. ="
The nuptial knot will be retied
in an impressive but brief cere-
mony conducted by the son, Rev,
Paul Strouse, who served as a
chaplain in France and Manila
during World War II, and who.
is now pastor of the E. U. b.
Church in st. Marys, o.
He is the third son, two broth
ers, Donald and Korah, Jr., hav-
ing died. A grandson, James
Edward Strouse, lives in St.
Marys.
Mr.. Strouse just observed his
seventy-fifth birthday. Mrs.
Strouse is SO. They enjoy much
the same hobbies, fishing, hunt
ing and gardening, and sharing
the many household chores about
their attractive cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strouse are mem-
bers of the Lakeside Methodist
Church. Mr.. Strouse attends the
Mems Bible Glass of that Church
and Mrs. Strouse is an active
member of the Mizpah Class, the
Women's Society of Christian
Service and the Women's Chris
tian Union.
Mr.. Strouse was employed at
the Celotex Corp. until his re-
tirement two years ago.
Before coming to Lakeside, the
Strouses had lived some years
in Bucyrus, o.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Literary and Social Club

Members of the Literary and So
cial Club will hold their meeting
next Wednesday at 100 in the
Island House. A dessert will be
served prior to the business meet
ing. In the event anyone is un-
able to attend please call Mrs.
Leslie Meyer. For the program
biography, Edgar Allen Poe, will
be given by Mrs. Edward Sprenger
and Mrs. F. A. Mekus will present
readings from "The Gold Bug,
and poems.
The scheduled hostess for this
meeting is Mrs. William Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are taking
their daughter, Mrs. Donald Burke
and son Chris to Alabama to join
DR.. Burke, who is stationed there.
In the event Mrs. Smith does not
return by next Wednesday Mrs.
Meyer will serve as the hostess
for the afternoon
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Ottawa Co. Medical Aux.

Seven members of the Ottawa
County Medical Auxiliary met at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Gordon
Ley last Thursday evening. The
Auxiliary will donate to the fund
for the television set which is to
be purchased by Sigma Alpha Sor.
ority and presented to inmates at
the Ottawa County Home.
1t was announced that Mrs. Will
liam r. Gibson of Oak Harbor has
been asked to again be State
Chairman of Radio and Visual
Education. Mrs. Gibson has also
been requested to act as a moder-
ator for the Radio and Visual Edu-
cation panel at the state con
vention in Cincinnati this Spring
1t was reported that Mrs. w. p.
Shortridge, Oak Harbor, has Sc
cured film How to Stay Alive
in An Atomic Blast" which will be
shown before seven groups in Oak
Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
SoPHoMoRES PRESENT

The Sophomore Class of Salem
Oak Harbor high school presented
their class pennant to the school
during a program held Monday
morning. The annual program
included play and an original
sklt. Miss Gertrude Schlose, prin.
clpal, accepted the pennant in be.
half of the school and it will be
displayed in the school as is the
custom. Miss Helen Henkelman,
class spnoSor, supervised the pro.
gram and was presented with a
beautiful corsage from the class.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
ST. Thomas Guild

Hostesses for the Wednesday
meeting of the St. Thomas Guild
we're members of the Choir Group.
Mrs. Cyrus Wood, Mrs. Paul Sahs,
Mrs. Ralph Wedekind, Mrs. Dora
Zeis, Mrs. Edgar Christensen, Miss
Margaret Herl, Mrs. Dell Newman.
Mrs. Lawrence Hattwick, Miss
Frances Mitchell, Mrs. Philo
Pearce, Mrs. Herbert Gelow, Mrs.
Earl Gardner, Mrs. A. G. Disher,
Mrs. Ed. Minderman, Mrs. Robert
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Bauser,
Mrs. Harold Osborn, Mrs. Fred
Cough, and Mrs. John Belknap.
A general business meeting was
held after which Mrs. Frederick
Zeis, who was in charge of the
program presented Religious
Art".
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Pythian Sisters

A regular meeting of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will be held Wednes-
day, February 2lst. There will be
balloting for new candidates and
at the close of the meeting a
farewell party will be given for
two members, Mrs. John Layton
and Miss Ardes Budd, who are
leaving for their new home in
Michigan. Lunch will be served
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
O. H. LOCALS

Bonnie Rudec, Is months old,
was admitted to Memorial Hos
pital at Fremont this week for
medical treatment.
A. B. and R. A. Lowe, Oak
Harbor, were granted a patent on
a beet loader, according to Geo.
E. Kirk. patent attorney.
Mrs. Cora Hetrick returned this
week after spending five weeks
with her daughter, Virginia, and
family, at Salt Lake City.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Women's Missionary Society

There will be meeting of the
st. Johns Missionary Society next
Wednesday. Devotions will be
led by Mrs. Fred Brindley. The
Missionary Topic will be given by
Guinea Chairman, Mrs. A. Rof
kar. Sewing for New Guinea will
take place in the morning. A
lunch will be served at noon.
HosteSseS are Mrs. Elmer Finken,
Mrs. John Steager, Mrs. Benedict
Petersen, Mrs. Theodore Nissen,
Mrs. Erwin ST. Clair, Mrs. Olive
Ambrose and Mrs. Curtis Brough
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Dale Carnegie Group

The Dale Carnegie Group met
Thursday night in the High School
with Paul Murmer, of Cleveland,
as the instructor. The three
prizes were copies of Dale Car
negie's book Biographical Round
up" Those awarded the books
for the best talk on "How l Con-
quered Worry" were Lucille Garst,
Florence Wohlers and Olaf Ras-
musSen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Breakfast Club Party

Miss Betty Lou Spaulding, Home
Demonstration Agent, has an
nounced there will be Breakfast
Club party held next Monday at
100 p. m. at the Danbury Luther
an Church. "Orchids" will be
given to the oldest and youngest
bride and surprises" for the best
Jingle written. There will be fun
for all, hints on better breakfasts,
menu ideas and the baking of a
quick coffee cake and other dem
onstrationS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
PTA Meeting Monday

The regular meeting of the Port
Clinton Parent-Teachers Associa.
ton will be held at the high
school building at 7:30 p. m. Mon
day. Boyd Martin, English teach
er, will have charge of the pro-
gram and will present several
members of his debating team.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Three February Birthdays

A pOtluck birthday dinner III
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Dur
del and daughter, Mrs. Harold
Wohlers, was celebrated Sunday
at the home of Ferd Durdel.
A pinochle contest was held
in the afternoon and evening
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Rust and girls, Linda
Carolyn and Rita Rae of Oak Har.
Dor; MIR. and Mrs. Harold Wohlers
and girls, Marlene and Janet OF
Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Dur.
del and boys, Terry and Ronnie
of Oak Harbor, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ferd Durdel A very fine time
was enjoyed by all.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Child Guidance

Child Guidance Council met at
the home of the hostess, Mrs. Nor
man Willbond last Thursday with
Mrs. Lawrence Richey serving as
co-hostess. Roll call was "Do your
children fuss when you leave"
Mrs, Frank CarstenS had charge
Of the program which was What
Does Your Child Really Need
Security, Love, Equality"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Tuesday Contract Club

Substitute players present at
the Tuesday Contract Club we're
Mrs. A. w. Kalb and Mrs. Joseph
Evers. High scorers we're Mrs.
Guy Benedict, 1st, and second,
Mrs. Helen Tadsen. Hostess for
the club meeting was Mrs. Edna
Christensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16

The PIsymakers are grateful to
the many persons who braved the
weather Monday night to see their
production of three plays. Watch
ing the performance from the
audience, we were impressed by
the talents of those who took part
and proud to be associated with
an organization whose members
cooperate and work so willingly
as whole.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Monday Afternoon Bridge

Monday Afternoon Contract
Bridge Club met at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Corbin. Winner of
the first prize was Mrs. Charles
Kuckert. Second prize was award
ed Mrs. Fred Kreutzfeldi and
Mrs. Marjorie Semon was the win
ner Of the third prize. A Valen-
tine luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Announce Marriage

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lorensen,
327 w. Sixth street, are announc-
ing the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Betty, to William Belshaw, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Belshaw,
ZIG L. Perry. The marriage took
place December 10th in Angola,
Indiana.
He is a student at Kent State
University. Mrs. Belshaw is en-
ployed at Erie Ordnance Depot
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Circle z Meet

Circle 2 of the Trinity Metho-
dist Church will meet Friday at
1880 p. m. at the home of Mrs. AL
bert Holzhauer, 423 East Second
street. Co-hostess is Mrs. Alma
Mizener. For the program, Mrs.
Lawrence Carpenter will present
Pearl of the Oriental Seas-the
Philippines"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-16
Calendar Or Events

Feb. 16-Pythian Sister Card
Party.
Feb. 24-Bake Sale, Jr. Wom-
ems Club.
March 1-EUB Steak Supper
Originally scheduled for Feb. 22).
March 3-Music Mothers Carni.
val (orig. scheduled for Feb. 10).
March 15-Easter Bazaar, Meth.
odiSt Church.
April 11-Women's Federation
Spring Luncheon.