Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-09

saturday. Mrs. Sharp, who has
been i'll is much improved.
The March of Dimes Drive has
been concluded in this township
with total of $14073. The DON
ors were as follows: Catawba
School from Dime Folders, $44.73;
Ladies Aid Society, $1,000; Moth
erS Club $1,000; Chapel Mothers,
$500; Garden Club, $1,000; Lad
les Afternoon Club, $500; Wom-
ems Auxiliary Chamber of Com
merce, $500; Queen of Hearts All
club, $l.00; donation, $4,000.
Robert Sharp of Cuyahoga Falls
called on his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. l. Sharp, also Mrs. A. w.
Sharp last Wednesday.
An interesting feature of the
1882 Garden Club year books
distributed last week is that each
cover bears the birth flower of the
recipient. Mrs. Carl Clark and
Mrs. A. w. Sharp, acting as pro-
gram committee, introduced this
feature.
Mrs. A. H. Rofkar and Mrs. Ed
ward Later, local Home Council
lors attended the county meeting
Friday afternoon in Oak Harbor,
when arrangements were COM
pleted for Achievement Day on
April 10th.
Mrs. Christine Koegle, a recent
surgical patient in Magruder Me-
mortal Hospital, is convalescing in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hartwig.
Miss Ruth Rofkar of Port Clin-
ton was an over Saturday night
guest of her cousin, Miss Lois
Rofkar.
( The Ladies' Afternoon Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon, March
ID with Miss Amanda Rofkar. Roll
Call, Ohio Rivers, will be follow
ed by book review, "The Rock
Cried Out" by Mrs. Arthur Rofkar.
The Chapel Mothers will spon.
sor the third and final local meet
ing of the Home Demonstration
Council Thursday evening, March
15s when the Problems of a Teen
ager" will be the topic of a panel
discussion in which Mrs. V. A..
Frye and Mrs. Ira Sexton as grand
mothers and Mrs. J. F. Wolfe and
Mrs. Arthur Disher will take part.
Miss Betty Lou Spaulding H. D. A.
OF Ottawa County will lead the dis.
cussion. A movie, Problem Child
rem, will also be shown. All WON.
en- of the community are invited,
to the Union Chapel for this meet
ing.
Early Sunday morning death
claimed one of Catawba Islands
eldest residents, when Mrs. J. P.
Cangney answered the final sum.
mons. Mrs. Cangney, who had
passed ner 88th birthday last
August, had been in failing health
for several years. An honorary
member of the Ladies Afternoon
Club, She was an active member for
nifty years and served as the pres,
! ident for several years. Burial
was in Riverview cemetery. follow.
ing services Wednesday morning
In immaculate Conception Church
at Port Clinton.
Mrs. Robert johnson returned
to her home last Friday evening
Her infant daughter, Patricia EIba
however, will remain in the hos.
pltal tor some time for special
care.
Pvt. Franklin Rofkar is now re-
celVing his basic training in Camp
Gordon, Georgia.
The Dahm family have moved
from Fairview to the stone house
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Rhodes.
The Chapel Mothers meeting at
which Miss Betty Lou Spaulding
Ottawa County Home Demonstra-
ton agent, will conduct panel
discussion relative to the teen-age
Child. has been postponed from
March 8 TO March IS. Details of
the program will be found else.
where in this paper in a separate
news story.
DIR. and Mrs. C. r. Wood and
son David spent the latter part of
last week in Cincinnati where they
visited their other son, Frederick,
VINO is a student at Ohio Military
Institute.