Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-08

ing Anniversary, which was also
on May 26.
The revised By laws-were
read by Edna Esselbach and ap-
proved before the business meet.
ing closed.
Harry Heineman served as toast
master and the graduates of 1851
furnished the entertainment for
the evening fun. They were
dressed in the ultra modern bath
ing costumes of-well about 1900
vlntage-and their antics would
make many of the Hollywood
comedians-"look up and take les
sons"
Officers present were: Pres, Joh-
eph Parker; vice-pres., William
Market; sec. vice-pres., Richard
Fox; Sec'y., Barbara Traverse;
treasurer, Mrs. Fred Cooper, and
historian, Louis Heineman.
The dinner was served by the
P. T. A. and Mrs. William McCann,
Mrs. Edward Brennan, Mrs. A.
Gump, Mrs. V. Jenkins, Louis
Heineman, Robert Ladd and Ed
ward Market served on the initia-
ton and social committees.
A small rowboat, powered with
an outboard motor, was washed
ashore with four fishermen cling
ing to it on Saturday, May 26.
The strong winds that nearly
reached gale velocity at 1:30 p. M,
filled the boat with water and Jim
| Clarkson, Ray Orwig, Dick Naugle
and John Hodel, of Detroit, were
blown to the beach on the east
side of the island and were res
cued by some of Lay Bros. fishing
crew that were working on the
twine near the shore, Saturday.
The Point Pleasant Fishing Club
of Columbus, numbering nearly 90
members, spent Saturday and
Sunday here. Some of the good
fishermen" returned to their
homes Sunday evening with some
exciting stories and very wet
equipment. Many of them fished
from the docks and along the
shore line all of Saturday night.
Gas lanterns were used for light
ing. The club members were din
ner guests at the Castle Inn on
Saturday evening.
Bruce Duggan, U. S. Army, sta
toned at Colorado Springs, Colo,
/ spent the week here with his
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Lyle Dug
gan.
Mrs. Alvin Hudson and son,
Alvin, Jr., of Sandusky; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Keiffer, son, Ralph
Jr., and daughter, Karen, of We.
nice; Mrs. Elmer Borman, of Dan
bury; Mrs. w. Shartle and daugh
ters, Rosamond and Kathleen, OF
Hamilton, Ohio, were among the
out-of-town guests to attend the
graduation exercices here or
| Thursday evening.
Mrs. Sam Peterson, of Toledo
is a guest here at the home o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Caldwall
of Memphis, Tenn, are the prouc
parents of baby daughter, borr
on May %. Mrs. Caldwall is thu
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Miller, O.
Lindsey, Ohio, also announce the
arrival of a new baby, son
Marc, on May "a Mrs. Miller /!
the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. R
K Evans.
Funeral services were held TO
Wilbert Wertenbach on Saturda.
morning, May 26, at 900 from th'
family residence and $50 from thu
Mother of Sorrow Catholic church
Burial services were in Crown Hill
cemetery, Father Haley officiating
Schools closed officially on Tues
day morning at 900 when tn
students returned to their claSSe
rooms to receive their repor
cards. Examinations were he'll
on Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eastin, o
Lorain, spent the weekend here a
the Richard Fox home on Lorai
avenue.
Miss Ruth Burggraf is visiting i
Toledo with relatives at this time
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Reir
hard, of Cleveland, were weeken