Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-26
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Installation of officers was held
at regular meeting of Lone Will
low Rebekah Lodge No. S12 on
Thursday evening, Jan. Is, at 8
p. m. Mrs. L. II. Langlois, depu-
ty president served as installing
officer. She was assisted by the
following staff: Deputy Marshall,
Mrs. Earl Hallock; Deputy War
den, Mrs. Wilson Webster; Deputy
Chaplain, Mrs. Paul Webster; De-
putty Treasurer, Mrs. Eugene In
gold; Deputy Sec'y., Mrs. Ethan
Fox; Deputy Guard, Mrs. Thomas
Smith, and Deputy Musician, Miss
Edna Esselbach.
The following elective and ap-
pointive officers were installed:
Noble Grand, Mrs. Lyle Duggan;
Vice Grand, Mrs. Otto Krohn; Sec
retary, Miss Ruth Burggraf;
Treasurer, Mrs. Theodore Phil
lips; Trustee, Mrs. Gordon Bark
er; Inside Guardian, Mrs. Kurt
Woischke; Outside Guardian, Mrs.
Richard Fox; Warden, Mrs. James
Poplestein; Conductor, Mrs. Ed
en- Hales; Chaplain, Mrs. Fred
Foye; Right and Left Supporter,
to Noble Grand, Mrs. Frank Vro-
man and Mrs. Eugene Ingold;
Right and Left Supporters to Vice
Grand, Mrs. Clarence Grove and
Mrs. Otto Herbster; Musician,
Miss Edna Esselbach Miss Es-
selbach and Mrs. Paul Webster
Will serve as captains Of First and
Second Degree teams. Mrs. Clar-
ence Grove, Mrs. Paul Webster
and Mrs. Harry Schurllemeit were
appointed to serve on the Finance
| Committee. Mrs. Earl Hallock,
Mrs. Otto Herbster and Mrs. Ed
ward Brennan will serve on The
Suspension committee.
A social hour followed the busi-
ness session, games of pinochle
being played and refreshments
served. Mrs. Eugene Ingold, Mrs.
Frank Vroman and Mrs. Roy Tan
cock will serve on the social com
mittee for the meeting to be held
on Thursday, Feb. l.
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church will give one
of their well-known Penny Sup.
pers on Wednesday, Jan. "a IN
the assembly room. The COM
mittee will start serving dinners
at 5000 p. m. and continue thru
300 p. m. Mrs. Earl Hallock is
serving aS chairman of this COM
mlttee. Her co-workers arc: Miss
es Ruth Burgraf and Marie Fox,
Mrs. Theodore Phillips, Mrs.
Chester Dress, Mrs. Otto Krohr.
Mrs. Otto Herbster, and Mrs. Ed
mond Miller. All residents and
families and guests, as we'll as ali
sports fishermen, who are visiting
our island at this time are wei.
come.
A March of Dimes public card
party, sponsored by committee
of the American Legion Post No.
542, will be given on Jan 80 in
the assembly room at 800 p. m.
Serving on this committee are.
Chairman Nello Bianchi, Maurice
Arndt, Louis Heineman, Joseph
Parker, and Gustav Cooper.
The minstrel show given by the
members of the High School
welding class was a great success.
The boys gave the play Saturday,
Jan. 20 at p. m, Walter Kefauv.
er, teacher Of the class, and Clar-
ence Grove, one of the local ac.
tors assisted the boys, as we'll as
the girls glee club. In spite OF
the heavy rains. and wind storm
that hit the island early in tie
evening the parents and friends
OF the young actors turned out to
give the boys good hand.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. "A
the Juniors and Seniors classes
Will give their one act comedy,
Say Uncle, in the Town Hall.
at 800 p. m. There will be no
admission charge for this play
and on Thursday evening the cast
will present this play at the OF
tawa County Dramatic Festival
in Genoa. under the direction Of
Miss Joan Hoagland, teacher Of
dranatics in the local high school
Mrs. Wilson Webster and
! daughter Cleo spent the weekend