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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-29

The church was decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums and
tall white tapers were on the al
tar before which the 8 pm. cere-
mony was performed.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore candlelight satin
gown with a full skirt falling into
full-length train. Her fingertip
veil of illusion fell from a flower
head band. She carried bouquet
of white roses, carnations and
glads.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Paul
Embrey, aunt of the bride, wore a
gown of green with matching head
piece and carried yellow roses. The
bridesmaids were Rosalie Harne,
sister of the groom; June Frank,
Gaithersburg; Greta Frank, Gath
ersburg, and Patsy Darby of
Woodfeld. They wore blue, pink,
yellow and orchid gowns with
matching head pieces and carried
yellow rose buds.
Susan Enbry, cousin of the
bride, was flower girl and wore a
white gown over yellow satin with
matching head piece. She carried
a bouquet to match that of the
bride.
Elwood Furr, ir., brother of the
bride, was best man. The ushers
were Paul Embrey, Tommy
Thompon, Omar Bowers and Ken
meth Wright. The ring bearer was
Phillip Furr, brother of the bride.
Mr.. Jack Steel sang 80 Promise
Me-, 81 Love You Truly" and "Be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-29

won by Betty Henderson, Elaine
Payne, Kitty Bride and Raedel
Hayes. 1t was decided to hole
elections at the next meeting Of
the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rector anC
children Claudia, Reggie and Jack,
lie of Lewis Avenue spent part Of
their vacation at Delaplane, Vir-
GINA, where they visited Mr.. Rec
tors father, Mr.. Major Rector, and
other members of his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weaver and
daughter Linda, of Rockcrest
Drive returned Sunday from four
day visit with Mrs. Viewers moth
er, Mrs. j. Kenly of Dahlgren, Vir-
ginia. While there they visited
among all of Mrs. Weaver's fam
lily.
Mr.. Nelson Evans and daughter
Becky, of Crawford Drive, spent
their Thanksgiving holidays with
Mr.. Evans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Evans of near Lynchburg,
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frankenfieid
of Lewis Avenue enjoyed their
Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Purdham of Silver
Spring.
Miss Janet Nichols of Crawford
Drive celebrated her birthday on
Thanksgiving this year. In the
evening she had a cake and ice
cream party for four of her girl
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Goodwin and
children, Mac, Carol and Mike, Of
Paul Drive, celebrated Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn B.
McClelland and children, Butch
and Duncan of Westmoreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peake and
children Dottie, Billy and Jimmy
of Paul Drive had as their Thanks
giving guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph French and children Marie,
Carol and Angela all of Silver
Spring. On Saturday the Peake
family motored to Annapolis where
they. visited Mr.. Peake's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Poole and
children, Gay and Ginger, of Rock
crest Drive, are leaving Rockcrest
next week for Indiana where they
will make their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Perrine
and children Susie and Edward of
Lewis Avenue, enjoyed their
Thanksgiving weekend at the home
of Mrs. Otha Gibson, Mr.. Gibson's
mother, at North East, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lagasse of
Paul Drive enjoyed their turkey
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
c. Orme in Dickerson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. Orme of Barnes
vile were also dinner guests of
the younger Ormes.
The League of Women Voters
held their regular monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Robert
Bridges on Edmonston Drive. Tha
topic of the evening was "The Com
munity Stake in the League of
Nations"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twark, and
children Norma, Wanda and jim
my of Crawford Drive motored to
Bedford, Virginia for the Thanks
giving holidays. They were the
house guests of Mr.. Twark's bro
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-29

cause, and Mrs. Norman EtzTer,
pianist, played the traditional
wedding marches.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the social room
of the Church, after which the
newlyweds took a short trip
through Luray Caverns, Skyline
Drive and Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia. They now reside at
Ridgeville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-11-29
FWr-Hmne NAptials SOlemnized at
CGndleight Ceremony in October

Miss Betty Furr daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ewood Ful1
OF Damascus married to Mr. George Harne son OF
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hane of Mt Airy, October at the
Calvary Methodist Church The Rev. Dewitt Dickey Off
ciated at the double-ring ceremony
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Performing Cockatoo
AmuSes kiWanians

Ncvin Hofort, national travel
CT and entertainer presented part
Of the program at the kiWanlS
club meeting in the Evangelical
United Brethren church hail, We'd
nesday noon when he introduced
a Sulpher Crcstor Cock-a-too bird
The white cock-a-too is a rare bird
and one that acquires q certain
degree of education, and performs
at the request Of its master. Chris
Sorensen, of Cleveland, who is
also attending the Lakeside chau-
tauqua programs this week, ad-
dressed the club briefly, speaking
on National and International
Problems" Mr.. Kenneth Miller Of
Lakeside was in charge OF the
program. Visiting club members
and guests were from Troy, Fin
dlay, Cuyahoga Falls, Bellevue,
Nova, Delaware and CrcStlinc,
Ohio; Bloomington, Indiana and
Kansas City.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
CAMP PERRY
ENLIvENED BY
ORA MATCHES

Camp Perry is again lively
place with mixed and metallic
sights competition under way the
past three days Under SPONSOR
ship of the Ohio Rifle and Pistol
Association.
Small bore rifle matches, with
en- open double 100 yard shoot
with metallic sights was the arder
for Wednesday, while Thursdays
card called for an opnc 50-yard
match; an open 100-yard match
end an open 200-yard match.
Today's shoot will include open
50 meter match for any type
sights; open 100 for metallic sights
and the International team quail
lying match This embraces per
formance by the 400 Club in the
Dewar open.
The annual matches, which
opened last Saturday, will be hello
through Labor Day, with five
events scheduled for the Monday
small bore shooting.
Two hundred and fifty riflcmer
are entered in the large bore
matches, $50 in the small bore
and 200 in the pistol matches
Participants are beginning to ar
rive today in preparation for The
big event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
INJURIES FATAL
TO c. EURENIUS

The many friends of George
FureniuS were shocked to hear of
his sudden death at his home,
206 East Fifth street, Thursday
night, Death was believed due to
a blood eliot which formed as the
result of fall from a ladder
last July %.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. EureniuS had been repair
ing a venilator on the roof of his
home when the ladder gave way
Falling to a concrete pavement,
distance of 20 feet, he suffered
fractures of both ankles.
After receiving treatment foi
several days in ST. Vincent'S Hospi
tai, TolcGo, Were he CndCrWcn'
surgery, Mr.. Eurcnius was brought
to his home where he was appar
antly making good progress.
The deceased was ASSOCIATED
with his father, Arthur Eurcnlus
in the plumbing and heating bust
ness of Christensen and EureniuS
Survivors are the widow, Mrs
Ruth EurcniuS, a daughter, Patty
and son, Jimmy, the parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ElreniuS
and two brothers, Warren ant
Gilbert, of Port Clinton.
The j. A. Neidecker Funera
Home had charge of arrangements
Final rites for George Ercn
iuS, 38, who died Friday as tn,
result of fall he suffered in Jul,
we're held at , p. m. Monday a
the Ncidcckcr Funeral Home
with the Rev. John Braun, pas
tor of st. John Lutheran Church
officiating.
Burial was in Rivervicw Gene
terry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

Farm prices are not expected
TO rise as rapidly as farm costs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Rotarians Enjoy
Magician's Show

All the mysticism of the magic
world, with lot of new tricks
added, was the featured program
at the weekly Rotary lunch in st.
John Lutheran Church Auditor
ium Tuesday noon.
The entertainer was c. Tom
Mason, of Rochester, N. Y, who
was attending the International
Platform Associations annual
meeting at Lakeside earlier this
week.
Highlights of the magical feats
were the contributions of Rotar-
ians Kenneth Carter and Curt
Kuhnle, who were pressed into
service by the magician. Their
stage astuteness added consider
ably to the audiences merriment.
The program was sponsored by
DR.. Herbert Thompson OF the
Lakeside Association.
DR.. Thompson announced that
the Lakeside season closed last
Saturday showing substantial
gain over the financial record for
the 1851 season.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
DEATHS
REV. WILLIAM BANCROFT

Services for the Rev. William
Bancroft, 78, a retired Methodist
minister who died Wednesday in
his home at 302 East Third street
Lakeside, were held Saturday
morning from Orchestra Hall. Bur
ial was III GreenlaWn cemetery
Columbus.
Rev. Bancroft was q member OF
the Ohio Conference of Methodist
churches, had been minister foI
number of years in Columbus
and was a missionary in India f0l
IS years. He was member of the
Masonic lodge.
Surviving are his wife, PhiIg
Keen Bancroft, of Lakeside; two
sons, T. V. Bancroft, WestcrvilIe
O., w. E. Bancroft, Troy, N. y
daughter, Mrs Ruth Powell, OF
Honolulu; two brothers and a sis
ter and five grandchildren.
The J. A. Neidecker Co. was
in charge Of arrangements.
Consumers seenI TO be demand
ing more fluid milk and cream
this year than in 1850.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

use of the airport ground for such
. period as 20 years.
Contract Held Open
Mayor Carl Becker told Mil
ton HerShberger, operator of
the airport that the contract
which he holds with the city
covering tho ports operation
will run from month to
month basis, pending the out
come Of the conference by
city officials with the Ger
taintecd Company in Ard
more, Pa, next Tuesday.
There was no further dis
cuSSion pertaining to the con-
tract and nothing was suggest.
ed as to any change in it.
Council agreed that Council
men Harold Nielsen, William Go
hel and Reinheimer should fl
70 Ardmore next Tuesday to worl
out an agreement with the com
pany whereby the city or count,
can proceed with construction o
new runwayS at the airport.
was pointed out improvement!
such as arc required at the airpor
will be dependent on a long tern
requirement of the ncceSSar,
land.
The party will be accompanies
by John ZetZer, industrialiSt, anC
Milt Hcrshbergcr, operator of th,
airport. They will meet also witt
an official of the CAA from Co
lumbuS, to WORK out improvement
plans for the airport.
County Commissioners were
not in attcnCance at this week
meeting. Council indicated tha
the legal question of the Certain
tecd lease was the only thinj
holding up transfer of the airpor
10 the county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Pt. Clinton Wonan's
Injuries Extensive

Mrs. Marie Callahan, Sand Road,
who was seriously injured in a
traffic accident in Toledo last week
will be confined in ST. VinccntS
Hospital for an indefinite period.
X-ray examination has disclosed
that she suffered a concussior,
two broken bones in her left
shoulder, a dislocation of the left
hip and five fracturcd ribs.
A Toledo police report said that
truck had crowded Mrs. Gala
han off the road, dcmolishing her
car.
A telephone has been installed
in her hospital room SO that she
can communicate with friends, h2i
husband, Harry, reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31

the Pennsylvania Co. which holds
portion of the airport, abutting
that of the U. S. Gypsum CO., de-
claring that the company was re.
luctant to enter a contract such
as the Gypsum Co. had, but we
do not wish to close the door on
further discussion of the matter"
He made it clear that the Certain
teed Co. was reluctant to enter an
agreement which would convey
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Firetlletn Get
Four Calls In

Five calls in three days was the
fire departments experience over
seven days from Thursday until
Wednesday OF the past wcei
Total damage for the blazeS was
comparatively small.
Firemen were srmmoned TO
the 500 block of Second Street late
Wednesday night, to put out 4
burning shed near the cemetery
The frame structure was destroy
ed, but loss was regarded as
small.
Volunteer firemen Of Port Clin-
ton were summoned to Gypsum
at $3.50 a. m. Saturday to cXtin-
guiSh a blaze in a tractor owned
by Joseph Malard, whose farm is
located south of the Gypsum
school. Damage was reported as
light.
The fire department was called
to Catawba Island at 1874 a. M.
Friday to cXtingUrSl grass fire
| near the home of Cort ISenhower.
| The department was on the run
less than half hour.
At 3:19 the same day, fircmcn
were called out Rt. 2 when a car
caught fire on the Fritschc road
near Erie Ordnance Depot.
A truck which ignitcd while
| parked in front Of the Lake Erie
Sports Store, Madison Street, was
cXtinguished by the fire depart
mcnt in three minutes at 11:23 a
m. last Thursday. The blaze was
phoned in by an unidentified per
| son and no alarm was sounded
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
NECESSARY LAND FOR RUNWAY
SOUGHT FROM CERTAINTEED CO.;
CONFERENCE IN EAST next week

A new stalemate in the city'S ne
gotiations for transfer of the mu-
nlcipal airport to the county COM
missioners' jurisdiction, developed
IN council meeting Tuesday night
when City Solicitor John Rein
heimer announced that a lease.
hold on land owned by the Ger.
tainted Co. of Ardmore, Pa, has
not been fully cleared.
He said he had received let
ter from A. o. Gray, secretary Of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
KUMMS INJURED
IN THREE-WAY
AKRON CRASH

Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kumm, GA
East Fourth Street, we're patients
in Peoples Hospital, Akron, as the
result of a traffic accident Satur-
day afternoon which involved
three cars, injuring three other
persons.
MIR. kumm was reported to have
suffered a fractured knee cap and
his wife received an injured knee
and leg decorations. The victims
reported to relatives here that the
accident was caused when mot
orist drove into the center lane
of traffic on a busy Akron thor
oughfare, causing one of the cars
to telescope the Krmm car.
Mrs. Kumm remained in the
hospital until Wednesday, wher
she was able to return home. Hei
husband was detained for a long
or period. Other participants ir
the mishap, presumably Akror
residents, were not identified. AL
five victims were removed to thS
Peoples Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Three Soldiers Hurt
When Car Upsets

Three Camp Perry soldiers re-
ceNcd cuts and bruises when their
attomobile was crowded off the
Fremont road, IL miles south of
the city Thursday, and overturned
in ditch. The injured, who were
treated at the camp by the posts
physician arc Willie Taylor, Henry
GonSalves and Julian Keane, all
of the 504th Gun Battalion, Fort
Custer, Mich.
They told SanduSky county au-
thoritieS that the driver of the
other car failed to stop after hit
ting them. They were unable to
catch the license number.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Seek Permanent
County Blood Bank

Mrs. Carl IIilker, chairman Of
the Catawba Island Red Cross
blood bank campaign, has an
nounced a meeting for Monday
September II, to outline plans fol
establishment of permanent
blood bank in ottawa county.
The meeting will be held at
p. m. in Union Chapel, to ac-
quaint people Of the community
with the plan. She said efforts
will be made to get sponsorship
of the plan by the American Red
Cross.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
Club Erects Signs

Three new signs directing at
tcntion to Port Clnton's Business
& Professional Womcn's actiVi-
ties, will be erected at the city'S
approaches. One will be placed
on the Fremont Road and one at
the cast and west portals of state
route 2.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-08-31
BREAKS ARM

Lucille Lopez, of Gypsum, frac-
tured her right arm while riding
a bicycle near her home Saturday.
She was treated at Magruder Hos
pital.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-03

ligc Iaufe. SinO mir ollh aui oieien
geruf unO Oieicn Nomcn Itol5? :
mein @ott, mas gibt ca bel,tjutogc
unter nns fiir fotbolilfc GbriItcu
Sic fennen balO fcilc groBcrc Shan-
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cine felge .Qtenl6cniurd)t, mcld cit
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@luuben, all ieiner &ird)c, ou irinCnl
gOttlihen Grloier!
Sor mebreren Sobrcn itono in Scr
3eitln9 cine 9toti5, Oab man in elmer
&lrhe in VtGhrcn riu oltca 5crriNc
neS 9ilo, bon Stal1b bcoett uno per
miiltet, ut'8eflul0cn. Nton biclt ca Iiir
mertlos, bis elmer fam uno 3pan;i9,
touleno 6ulocn bot. Ga crit lub man,
maa man III NCm 9ilOc bcIab, oaa
nan foIt uerno0crn licb. So Iicht
manbcs GbenbilO WDttea, nonchc M
lterbli6e Seclc aus: pon HciOcnitbnit
cntltcllt, 5errilicll nit ocn llnrnt ser
Silnoc beld)nl1tt, fult l1nfcnnbar lnO
luertlos. Seicn mir Doh NinOcr Wot-
tea, nid)t &inOcr Der @clt, nicbt Min-
Der ocs Seufcla, onnit mir sic Grb
'd)nft 8Ottc2 Crlnn9Cn lulO nitt 0ir
Ser @elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-03

nen Sd emporringen. 8en oie'Sin1-
lidfeit nieoer5ningt, ser ntllB li6 an
oen gottentltammten 9lbel ieiner
WenibenIeele erinnern; Der ml,B
gan5 beionoers niidtern uno nodiom
lein uno bari ME pcrgeilen, OaB es
ol,nfle StunOen i'm Wenl6enlebcl,
gibt, in oenen alle b0ien @eilter Ser
Soae losgelailen 31 lein iheine11, Inn
einen Wenlden 51 San 3u brineen.
llno mir aQe lpollen Sag I'M Iae
oarun benfell, baB elm pertriebener
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lud)t, I'M 5l ser alien Seimat in
elmer Wtenl6enieele 5uriid5ufcbren
! uno 81 belpirfen, OaB Sic lctten 0inge
'oieles Wenihen idlilnmer lperOen ais
l.oie erIten.
@enn GbriItll5 oereinlt sen Otell.
iden ibre Siinoeu per5ieb, 10 mobnts
er: r8ebe bin in 6rieoen uno liinoigc
nidt uieoer!" gs bdngt bon uns ab,
Sen SeelenfrieOell, SEN bic 8ei6te inns
gibt, 5u bepabren, inbcln mir nid)t
mebr bel Wenlhen lno Singcn I'm
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8ottesfinber 81 bleiben uno bas I'M:
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lailen in lcinen @ntt. @cr oo5 ein:
nal gelernt bat, bas 8ettelbrot iroi:
l6en lmo liinobaftelt 8liids 81 Der:
a6ten uno nit Oem 8rot 8pttc5 -
in geiltigenl unO laframentolcm Sinl
gelproden - li6 51 nGbren, ser mirr
sum 6rieoen fomnlen.
9lber oicicr bcilige 8otteaIrieoc 0cl
Secle Iiegt nid)t in oen Siinlpfen ln>
S0lern. v9luf Sen Bergen lit Trci:
belt" lno pom r9er9fricocn" niiiel
,alle Ii6ter 5ll cr5Gblen. Nufm6rta
meine 8riiocr unO SbmcIterll. aui
pdrt$l 9aBt clre 8eihten 81 Stufel
mcrOc1t ul1f ocnen ibr iene Sobc er:
flinlmt, oie ieoer erreiden mltB, Sc,
eIngeben mill in Sen icliQen Sricocr
ser &inoer 8otte5, Sic oos ltcbcr1pin
oen gelernt bo6cn! Dr.. ]. King.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-03
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