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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
Dir Notwithstanding 0rhnl1ng

/ Sic iino Wtitarbeiter an einem ge=
nleiniamen @erf. Sic eilen = io5ll-
|logen = am glei6en Slid, ba iie
| lblieBlid bonn gleiden Heingelpinll
Ser nationalen @irtibaft leben. Gin
ieoer be5iebt ieinen 8ebalt, uno oud
Don rielem 9lidpunft aus beoel,ten
ibre aegenieitigen 8e5iebungen nidt,
OaB lie oie einen in BEN 0ienlt Der
anoern itellen.
y'Seinen @ebalt be5ieben gebort
nun einmal gum 2eibgebinge menlf=
lider @iirbe, uno 5tpar eines ieben,
ser auf hieie ober iene 9lrt ais
9lrbeitgeber ODER als slrbeitnebmer
- Ser nationalen @irtidaft ieine
Mitarbeit leibt. Sn ser gilan5 eines
observation-disclosures fonnen Die Sc
balter tpobl als Soften fiir BEN lr-
beitseber figurieren: oie itets 5u err
gdn5en0en, i'm Sinblid auf Die natio-
male Brobuftion gebrall6ten natiirli=
6en Sitter.
uGaraus folgt, SOB man = aui
beioen tSeiten = alles Snterelle bat,
oaB oie Iusgaben Ser nationalen
Groouttion Dem grtrag entlpre6en.
.l1nb oa nun oas Sntereiie gemein=
|Iom lit, iparl1m ioate es al16 ni6t
einen gemeiniamen slusorud finben
@arllm iollte es ni6t gereGt iein, Sen
9lrbeitern ibren Seil an ser 8iloune
uno gntipiflung Ser f,ationalen 8irt=
l6aft su ibberlailen2 llno oies Dor
aaem be1te, ba &apitalnangel unb
S6nierigfeiten i'm internationalen
9lusfaul6 Gas freie Spiel ser Mus-
gdben ser nutionulen Yroouftion be.
binoern. Sic fiir5lid angelteuten 50,
| 5ialiiierungsperiu6e baben oiele peins
libe @irfli6feit MIR nod mebr ins
2i6t geriidt. 3ieie lit nun einmol ba
es lit 1peoer ser i6le6te @iae Der Ell,
men, Ser lie geidaffeu bat, nod tpirs
Ser CUTE 8ille Ser anOern iie beieiti.
gen fonnen. @arum ioaten @ir oes.
ibalb ni6t .Golange es nod Belt iIt)
in poller grfenntnis gemeinlamel
Gerantlportli6feit Die 3inge far Itel.
len, Inn Die einen Dor 1lngere6tfertis.
tenn MiBtrauen in Sbub 81 nebner
rno Die anrern Dor Sauiionen, bit
| ii6 az elmer io5ialen @efabr ausma6.
len lpiiroen 5lt belpabren?"
C.=St. d. C.=V.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
Npnr 9ptntat !?

@ibt es fur sic Millionen Oeut
Iden, sic ieit 1915 ibre @obnIibe i'm
Often guropas aufgeben muBten, Ell
men ertrdgliben griat fir oie nerlo
rene Seinat?
8or lpenigen cSabren bdtten MI,
penige getpagt, eine iolde M0glid
felt ernltbaft gu lnteriuden 1lno cir
poiitipes grgebnis fir greifbar 5u er.
flaren. Seute erfennt man, tDie finn
Los es mar, oie 8orpoiten bes Dellti6
tuns in @umanien, SugoIatpier, oe,
5i6e1o1S Slohpafei, 8olen unO lln
garn als Siinoenb0de fiir sic Sitler
aataitropbe in oie @iiite gu fdiden
Soer pielrnebr fife in bas gea6friegs
gbaos Neit4Dellti6lanbs binein5ulto
ben.
gs tpare fein @unber eeipeien
mern unter iol6en l1nl1tGnben cir
Gampf auer gegen ale um elm Stiid
8rot unb eine Sblaf1tdtte entltan0e.
mdre.
8as 4ergite lit permieoen tDorEen
ltnb iebt lit man ioipeit, aus Ser SEQ
eine Eugeno an MAIDEN. Das beiBt
oie 8ertriebenen iolIen aus einem lie
bel gum Segen fir Die beutibe Sci
mat tperoen. Oen Meg baSu min cir
Ylan 5eigen, 6en eine @ruppe bor
sebn Mmerifanert unD a1t Deutiher
ausgearbeitet bat. SIR Spre6er ii
Ser @anI street -8anfier Sans Gbri
titan Sonne, elm Mann o6niider M6
funft, Der iiber 2on6on nab Seen
Oorf fam, elm angeiebener @eihGfts'
mann, Der nibt nur nit Dem DolIa,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
Dir hnpprltr 0ffpntiup
Mnskal1B

Die Sffeniipe ser dineiiiden Silfs=e
truppen Wosfaus in &orea f1llt mil,
elmer al1ffallenoen geri61rfnng oes
aa1ten &rieges in europa l1no i'm
Wittleren Often alianmen. Gieie
Doppelieitigfeit Ser mosfotpitilhen
slftion gegen sic freie @elt lit ni6t
5ufdaig uno entl9eibet gelpiiiernaben
Die Jrage, mas tpi6tiger unb orin=
genber lit, @elt=guropa ober oen Ser
men Often gu perteioisen. Oas cine
fam bonn anoeren iiberbaupt nift
trennen.
9ie @ublarbeit ser Mgenten oes
&remls in oen @rensen ser g8eIt-
mahte, iotpie oie IGtigfeit ser So
tpiet- t-Bolitifer auf internationalem
I8ooen, barunter alt1 in oen 8erein-
ten Nationen, linb Ieioer ni6t erfolg-
Los ge6lieben. .Die politii1en @riien
ltno 5par aus beri6iebenen @riinoen
beinabe gleid5eitis in Sranfreib, in
@roB=8ritannien uno in oen Ser.
Staaten altsgebrohen. Die meitenro=
pdiiben &esierungen aparen ni9t inn
| Itanbe, ben 5rieHenslodungen Ser
Ma6tbaber bonn &reml al apioerIte=
ben uno binoerten oie Mmerifaner,
Die militarii6en MaBnabmen 5u err
sreifen, tpelbe oie 8orbereitungen ser
mosfauborigen Gegierung Don 8e-
ting gu elmer neuen Sffenitbe in &o-
req notlpenbig ma6ten. 9ie politiibe
&riie in Sen Ser. Staaten, tpel6e
ourd oie glbberufllng bes Generals
Ofacartbur berborgerufen tpuroe,
fonnte niht obne cine nahteilige
8irfrng auf oen BerIauf Ser &riegs-
operationen i'm Sernen Often blei=
ben, lo1peit oie Mostar'er MeeierunJ
oarin elm 3eihen bon S1mG1e ser
tpeitliben Sront ieben fonnte. 81,
8ertreter Ser urabiI1en uno Ser aIia-
tilden Bolfer begten biz gum lebten
Woment Suulionen iiber bie M0g=
liGfeit 81 elmer @eritGn6igung nit
Der 6ineiifben n&egier,1ng" 5u gelan-
gen, obnobl bic gntibeioung iiber oie
@initellung ser Seinoieligfeiten
oardaus nidt in Befing, ioncern in
Mosfau lag. .9as @omitee Der gl-
ten Dienlte" in 2nfe GucceB erfannte
| oie @offnungsIofigfeit ieiner 8e-
niibungen erit nad Dem Mus6rnh
Der dineiiihen Sffeniibe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

fran5oiilhe 8iId)ofsfonferen5 4nfang
spriI In Ser fran50iiihen 8reiie gro-
Bes sufleben erreet. Die fran50Iiiden
giib6fe baben iib gan5 belonoers I'M
Sic Shulfrage bentitbt.
{ tSeit Der Trennung bon Stride nnb
.Staat i'm Sabre 1905 baben Die &a-
tbolifen Sranfreibs elm meitDerSpeig-
tes tS6ullpelen aufgebaltt, Inn ibre
ainoer nidt in oie bamals meiitens
freinalrilben uno religionsfeinbli-
den S6ulen ihiden all ntiiiien. DieIe
freien S6nlen (fatboliihe '56ulen)
miiiien nit Sen Spfergeloern Ser Of
tipen aotbplifen a,nterbalten iperoen,
tp1breno ser Staat - ipie bel uns
auh BON Sen fatbolilben gltern
Steuergeloer einbebt, Inn banit Die
liberalen Stuatsihulen 5u nnterbal-
ten. 9ur6 Die 8elEenhpertltng llnO
.ourb Die Geuerltng iino oie fatboli-
Ihen Sdulen in fataitropbale @elo,
I6nierigfeiten gefonrmen. Sie 8i-
i6ofe buben nun in bieler aonferena
sic Soroerung on oen Staat geltellt,
inn entiprehenren 8erbaltnis aub 0ie
fatboliiben S6ulen aus Ben Stener-
gelbern 81 itnterItiisen. Gie fatboli-
iben gltern foroern nibts meiter, als
sob ser Staat unparteiiicb ieinen Ser
pflibtltngen na6fomme lno leine
Ne6te nift ourb Die grri6trng Ell
mes Gr5iebungsnonopols miBbraube.
r@ir foroern oariiber binaus," 10
beibt es in Ter grfldrlng Ser 8ilbo=
fe peiter, roie 8etpiiiensfreibeit aud]
fir Die fatboliiden &illoer, sic ltaat.
lide 'Sbulen beiu6en, 5umal in elmer
groBen 3abl BON 8emeinoen feline fa-
tboliiben Sdulen beiteben." 0ieies
8ort ser gil6ofe lit bon Ser libera=
len lno linfsgeri6teten 8relie i6ari
ongegriffen poroen. Gieie &reile
fiirhten Inn oas Stautsmonopol in
Ser gr5iebung! 8enut 1pie bel uns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

S,Sn unlerm 2anbe tpia sic belon-
oers bon 8upit sPtus XI. befiirrporte-
te yteuoronung Ser 8eieuidaft iie)
gar nibt re6t bur6ieben. 9a eri6eint
es nun angebradt, altf cine &unbge=
bung Oes iebigen Yapites iiber Nie
geoeutung ser erlrfsItdnoilben Orb
nung 5lt perpeiien. Il"
IS par i'm Wfoi 1949 ais pierbun-
bert 3elegierte an ser neunfen inter-
nationaIen &pnferen5 Ser fatboliiben
llnternebmerpenbdnOe Der @elt ii6 5ll
elmer einhrufsmdhtigen Snpitnuoi-
eng periammelten. Ser 81. Sater rih-
tete an oie &ongreBteilnebmer eine
aniprafe, oie cine lpi6tige io5ial=
politiide &unosebung BARTLETT uno
oie unperninberte 9lftualit1t oes 8e=
oanfens ser 'berlfs it1nbii6en Sro-
nung betont. Iie 9feoe Fius' XII. bot
folgenoen @ortlalt:
vWit gleider gnteilnobme uno
gleid) betreuenoer Gorge empfangen
@ir oas cine EDtal 9lrbeiter uno ein
anoes Deal 8ertreter inouitrieller Sr,
gonilationen. Die einen ipie sic an-
bern eroffnen Tins babel nit einem
Sertrauen, oas Inns riibrt, ibre gn.
liegen. @enn @ir Sbnen, geliebte
Sobne, bellte Sen @iafommengrrB
entbieten, Damn ergreifen @ir gerne
oie Tins gebotene @elegenbeit, Inn
Sic unierer paterli6en Gorge 81 Der
| lit6ern uno Sbrem gifer Sob 81 5o!=
len, ben Sic an Sen Gag legen, 1lm
Die @irtlfaftslpelt nit driitlider
So5ialanihauuns Gurboringen 5,l
laiien.
y8ir baben lpeben bie Sorgen je=
ner erlpdbnt, sic i'm ouitrieIlen Bro=
ouftionsbetrieb tdtig iino. Sier
berrid)t nod elm in ali ieinen Solgen
poller Srrtiimer itrotenoes idlimmes
8orurteil, oas leioer nur all3u isbr
perbreitet lit: man iiebt BORT einen
lunperiobnli6en 8egenlae auseinan=
oerltrebenrer Sntereilen. 9ieier o..
geniab beltebt iebo6 MIR gum Shein.
l9enn I'M 8elane oes 0irti6aftliben
biloen 1dtigfeits- uno Sntereiienbe=
rei6 oes llnternebmers unb oes ar,
beiters etlpas 8emeiniames. Sour
hlinoer uno unperniinftiger Geipos
tismus 5ielt altf sic Gerfennllng oie=
Ter gegenieitigen 8inoung l1no beren
2olung ob. llnternebmer uno srbei=
ter lino nidt unperi0bnli6e @egner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

nnt5ugeben tpeiB, ionoern nneh nit
ben @iitern oes @eiites nno ben I'M
Daebaren @erten, auf beiten cider
beit uno 5rieoen Der freien @etI BE-
ruben.
Das @rgebnis eingebenber Briifiifl-
gen uno Jeititellnngen IN arntsge-
bauben utb in ben nod intrner iiber=
fiilten Gln6tlingslagern lit IN elmer
Denfibrift nnter Dem Sitel .Die Gin-
glieoerune Der gertriebenen in bas
oentIfe 2eben" 5uIammengefaBt. Ser
@runogeoanfe lit babel baB Sic Mr-
beitsfraft, oas 5adnpiiien, Der Orb
nnngslinn oieler grtfel bon Bionie=
rem einen @etpinn fir Deltidlano
oaritellen. Man rnrB ibnen belfen.
nierer auf bie 8eine 5u fommen.
@as babel on Soften entItebt, 1piro
ii6 be5ablt MAIDEN.
Na1 oieler 8oritenung baben Sic
Boiler, Die oiele Meniden aus ibrer
Weitte pertrieben, bartit ii1 lelbIt ge-
|Idaoet. Sbre 8eiterapanoerung mad,
fernen 31nbern tpiir6e uneri6tping-
libe Soften MADDEN Sn DeutIhlanb
aber fon1ten ibre &rGfte in sst,ouItrie,
2anomirtihaft, !Sanoel unb 8etperbe
neue @erte idaffen nnb 3u elmer
neuen 8liite Guropas beitragen.
Sa, nber Die 2aIten Wober lollen
Die Wtittel fonrmen, INN binnen led)s
Sabren cine Willion nelle @obnun-
gen 5lt lhaffen nno bunberttauieno
8auernitelen ein5uri6ten? Or. tSon-
ne idatt Die Beiamtiurnme ouf t2,-
500,000,000 geutlbe Marf, oenen
aber entlpre6enbe 8egentperte in @e=
Italt bon @ebduben unb 8ooenertr1-
gen gegeniiberlteben. Die einItinnflige
anffaiiung Der &ornmiliion ging oa-
bin, oaB Gie oeutld)e 8irtibaft oieic
gelait1ng bur6aus gu trage,t pernto=
|ge. 'Sotueit oie @erapirni1nng oes
Blans cine noriibergebenoe @rbobnng
oes ginflbrbeoarfs notig ma6t, ioa
cine Golaranleibe ser v8anf Der
Delltihen 2anoer" Ger beutigen
Gei6sbanf) fir Dedllng idrgen. @e-
oa6t lit an einen 8etrag BON nidt
mebr als $5O0,O00,00O, mos bel Der
beutigen @euobnllng an Nullen als
eit yBargain" eri6eint nno bielleiht
|iognr uls, elm gutes @eibaft, ba bie.
yeubnieBer imitanoe tDdren, aus oe!u
grtrag ibrer Mrbeit uno ibrer Inter
|nebmungen fir 8er5iniung nno
anrortfiierung gu iorgen.
gas 8emerfensaperte an bieIem
|Gori6lag lit, taB er, 1pie ser Mors
Ilbaa a-8lan, unter beiien sluipi5ien Sic
llnterln6ung angeItelt tpurbe, Sen
Wtenlben ais oas WaB ser 0inge
nirnmt uno ni6t ben OoGar. 8rafti-
lhe Silfe beitebt in ser @ntbinoung
oes S6affensmillens, in ser Grmllti=
gung oes Selbltpertrauens.
Gielleiht miro man zines Cages
oielen 'Sonne8eri6t als einen me
Ientli6en 8eitrag gu Der @ieberbere
Itellung grropas erfennen. Gines
europa, oas tpie Mmerifa au elmer
neaen gBelt obne Sblagbaume uno
obne S6erflappen gebort.
,ge. 9. Staats5eitung'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
..Rrrrm Nnuartnt" - ..@na-
nraupiin,n Antn"

Sum Sabrestag oes grldeinens
Ser @nspfltfa r9terl.m Goparnm"
GS91) uno ~SnaGragelimo anno"
0931 brodte oie 3iir6er Salbmo-
natsl6rift ,Srientierung' Die beioeh
folgeroen Grtifel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
OTTAWA COUNCIL . CT Z
CHRISTIANS PARTY

Members of Ottawa Council
Daughters Of America enjoyed
their annual Christmas party with
a dinner at the Island Hotel On
Wednesday evening.
Following the gift exchange, pi
nochie was the diversion of the
evening with Gladys Leavy Gene
va Cover, Ruth Gillespie and Ner-
media Burke being awarded prizes.
The entertainment committee
consisted of Pearl Shjveiy, Cert
lude Cover and Nettie Oman.
Other members present were.
Vivian Nielsen, Peggy Wright
Narjlyn Anderson, Mildred Warn
ke, Kathryn Oman, Agnes Ander-
son, Odessa Everett, Kathryn
Budd, Nellie Schrader, Thein1a
Everett, Hildrelh Hephner, Edna
Brown, Florence Becker, Daisy
Wright, Ruth Wilson and Rath
Wilson
The next regular meeting will
be Oh January 3.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
PRE-NuPTiAL SHOWER
HONORS PEGGY BOYSEN

Mrs. Robert Kreilick was host
ess Saturday evening at bridal
shower honoring Miss Peggy Boy
sen whose marriage to Albert
Morgan, of Long Beach, Calf,
will be an event of December 90
Following a dessert course, card
games were played with prizes be-
ing awarded to Miss Ann Seufcrt,
Miss Gaynelle Livingway, Mrs
John Holder, Mrs. Urban Seufert,
and Mrs. Tom Nelson. Other
guests include Miss Tillie Smith
Miss Madeline Lowe, Miss Joyce
Neidecker and Mrs. Robert Leg,
gett; Mrs. Lawrence Vollmer, Miss
Clara Livingway, Mrs. Carl Rup
pert, Mrs. Mildred Neidecker, and
the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs
Carsten Boysen.
Unable to attend were Miss
Betty Boocher, of Waterville, and
Miss Jean Rudolph, of Whitehouse
and Miss Susie Ganther, Mrs
Frederick Keyes, Mrs. Leo Click
man, Mrs. Tom Brown, Mrs. Aug
usta Nissen, Mrs. Calvin Brown
and daughter, Sharon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
ST. JOHN MISSIONARY soc.

When members OF st. John Mis-
sionary Society meet for tneir
regular meeting in January, Mrs
Stensen Petersen will be installed
as president for the coming year
Other officers to be installed IN
clude, Mrs. Albert Fall, wee
president; Mrs. Ralph Corbin, sec
retary; Mrs Franklin Heiserman.
treasurer; Missionary education
Mrs. F. Brindley; Christian ser.
vice, Mrs. Lee Cornell; New Gui-
nea Commissary, HRS. James
Bahnsen; Thank Offering, Mrs
Hans Carstens; Indian Women
Work, Mrs. Lynn Christiauscn
and Life Membership, Mrs. Mary
Later.
Mrs. Stensen Petersen viii leaG
the Devotions and Following the
business meeting a movie will be
shown. Hostesses for the meet
ing will be Mrs Guy Cover, MIS-.
Frank Cover, Mrs. WiIlett Petti-
bone. Mrs. Edwin Leow, Mrs.
Frank Dubbert, Mrs. Louis Dreicr
and Mrs. Jennie Lundgard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB

Fourteen members and one
guest were present for the Christ
mas meeting Of the Country Cul-
ture Club al Community Hall last
Thursday afternoon. 1t was re
ported during the business meet
ing taat the CARE package hac
been sent to the Clubs adopted
family in Germany, as we'll as a
box Of clothing which members
gathered fo1 the family. Mrs. Lee
roy Herring and Mrs. Ralph Her
ring were named to audit The
books. Roll cali was answered by
the revelation Of mystery sisters
fer the past year. Mrs. l.. B. MI
nieI vas III charge Of the program
which consisted Of group singins
Of carols and the showing Of col.
cred Christmas Slides with Mrs.
Miles K'Burg naIrating the Christ
mas story A gnr exchange FOL
lowed. Mrs. Fred Grimm, Mrs
Leon Leutz and Mrs. George Or.
wig, Jr., program committee, pass.
ed out the programs for 1852
The afternoon was concluded by
the serving Of lunch by Mrs Ar
thur Smith. Mrs. Charles Schroe-
der and Mrs Otto Roose, also on
NE committee, were unable TO al
tend due to inelement weather,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
CONTRACT CLUB HAS
CHRISTMAS PARTY

A Christmas party featured the
meeting of contract bridge club
last Thursday evening when thu
members met at the Island House
Tor cocktails and dinner followed
by cards and a gift exchange at
tie home OF Mrs. John Mckay
High scores were held by Mrs.
Elmer Clemons and Mrs. Harry
Joseph. Other members present
were Mrs. Harry Keyes, Mrs.
Dwight Bowden, Mrs BerIah
Wolfe, Mrs. Philip Kleinman, Mrs.
Fgcda Fisher and Mrs Allen
Clemens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
REV YEARS EVE DANCE
AT p. C.. YACHT CLUB

The Port Clinton Yacht Club
will be the scene Of a gala New
Years Eve party, Monday night
with members ard guests dancing
to the music Of Lyle Spears Orch
estra. The party will be from
ten until four with buffet sup
per being served at one thirty.
The committee in charge Of the
entertainment are Dr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Ley, Chm, MIR. and Mrs.
A. j. Davids, Cochin, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Clemons, Or. and Mrs. D. A. FIab-
iitzel and DR.. and Mrs. Al Mess
ner. In charge of the food are
Lee Bracken, chm, Eddie Ref
schneider, Kenneth Wahl, DeWolf
Perry, Kenneth Black and Robert
Acker.
To climax the holiday season
and relieve headaches the Yacht
Club viii have q Milk Punch par
ty New. Years day, from five until
eight p. m. In charge are Ray
Lambert, Chm, Robert Englebeck,
and Clarence Bugbee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28

In a lovely holiday wedding
Miss Betty Lou Spaulding became
the bride of Orlin Hockin in the
Swanton Methodist Church, Dec
Is. HISS Spaulding, Home Dem
Agent for Ottawa
County, is The daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dexter Spaulding OF
Swanton and MIR. Hockin IS the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E N. Hockln
Of Oak Harbor.
The Rev. Robinson, brother-ln-
law Of lie bride, and the Rev Wy
nne of the Swanton Methodist
Church oiiicjated at the double
ring ceremony which was per-
formed before an altar decorated
with red and white poinsettas, ever
greens, and canGleabra. PeWs for
invited guests were marked with
White-wrapped shepherds stafis
with sprigs of holly attached. The
aolly was sent for the wedding
by the brides sister from Cali
fornia.
Mrs. H. Y. Bevenalgh presided
at the organ and accompanied
MIS-. Evelyn ferMck, cousin OF
the bride as she sang ''Througb
the Years" ard 'I'li Walk Beside
You" t
Tie bride, given in marriage by
Ter fafnerljwas lovely inra white
satin balIerina length gown which
vas fashioned with a strapless bo
dice and over which she wore 3
lcng sleeyed lace jacket Hcl
fngertip veil Of illusion was at
tached to a lace helmet and tiIe
bridal bouquet was made of white
poinsettas and pink rosobuds.
Miss Yvonne Smith Of Delaware
served as maid Of honor for Miss
Spaulding. She wore a balierina
ength gown Of meiodie green and
carried q bouquet OF red poinset
as tied with green lacelcn. Mrs
7lor;an James Of Fremont served
IS Bridesmaid and wore . gown o.
he same length in forest green
She carried a bouquet the same as
hat of the maid Of honor.
Best man for the wedding wa;
Robert Hockin, brother Of lht
groom. Ushers were Doyle Tilion
college roomate Of the groom
Wayne Keesey, Detroit, cousin ol
the groom, and Waiter Rreier o.
Toledo, co-worker Of the groom.
Mrs. Spaulding, mother of tile
bride, wore an afternoon dress oI
rich blue with a matching hat anc
pink carnation corsage ard Mrs
Hockin, mother Of the grom, wore
a p1umcolored afternoon dress
with mauve accessories and Whit
carnations.
A reception honoring the youne
couple was held in the church par
iors Immediately following the
ceremony. The bridal table was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
AAAG RU De r
u v NospiiaI Statistics
Surgical

Surgical
Dec. 20-Mrs. Christina Schafer,
800 West Fifth St; Mrs. Carl
Rhoda, Oak Harbor; Alice Arnold,
| Lakeside
i Dec. 22-Mrs. Steve Demeter,
Oak Harbor; Orvilie Velliquette,
! 612 West Second st.
| Dec. % = Joseph Alexander,
Marblehead.
Dec. 25-Mrs. Edward Haliier,
227 West Third ST.; Mrs. c. G.
Vanover, Gypsum.
Medical
Dec. 2O-Mrs. Matte Selgo, 326
West Fifth St; John Petrolak, 224
Oak st.
Dec. 22-Mary 10th, Oak Har-
bor; Mrs. Norman Shafer, Marble
head
Dec. 23-Mrs. Roswell Doren,
52l West Third St.
Dec. 24-EdWard BTetz, Middle
Bass; Mrs. Otto Heineman, 615
East Second ST.; Miss Anna Knier-
len, Oak harbor; Melvin Wyatt,
Oak I{arbor; Mrs. Lottie Seufert,
224 Adams; Deanne Riddle, Gyp-
sum.
/ Dec. 25-Mrs. II. C. WALKERS,
4O2 East Second ST.; Thomas Kin
ney, 22O West Fourth st.
Dec 20-Mrs. Robert Cutler,
3O71a East Fourth St., girl.
Dec. 21-Mrs. Earl Rahm, Sand
Road, girl.
Dec. 22 - Mrs. John Geller,
Rocky Ridge, girl.
Dec. 23-Mrs. Manuel Rodri-
quez, Gypsum, boy.
Dec. 24-Mrs. Frank Scott, Oak
Harbor, girl.
Dec. 26-Mrs. Albert Royster,
Route l, boy.
Discharged
Mrs. Elsie Cintert, Mrs. Barbara
Pelyhe, Clarence Bessom, Ralph
Ballin, Mrs. Leo Smith, Mrs. John
Hensley, John Stucky, Chalon
Short, Frank Flickinger, Mrs.
Lawrence Kroeger, Susan Dobro-
WoIski, Carol Dobrowolsky, Mrs.
/ Yyle Boyer and baby, Mrs. Donald
sorg and baby, Fred Benton, Earl
Webb, Mrs. Ralph Cornell and
baby, Mrs. Cecil Greenless, Mrs.
N. C. Nicholson, Mrs. Elsie Nc
Cullough, Mrs. James Snider and
baby, Mrs. Robert Applegate and
baby, Carl Fastzkie, Jr., Mrs.
Archie Westfall and baby, Scott
Cochran, DR.. H. o. Beeman, Mrs.
Paul Gulau and babv, Mrs. Robert
Cutler and baby, MRS. Christina
Schafer, Mrs. Carl Rhoda, Miss
Matte Selgo, Mrs. Earl Rahm and
baby, Joseph L. Alexander, Mrs.
Lottie Seufert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Karshuk
Sr., 212 Lincoln Drive, Port Clin'
ton, are announcing the engage
ment Of their daughter, Betty
Ann, to H. Edward Breyman, sol
of Mrs. Alma Breyman, Hamllt
Street, Fremont, Ohio. A surH
mer Wedding is being planned.
Miss Karshuk, who is a former
drum major, graduated from Port
Clinton High School in 1851. Al
the present time she is employed
as secretary at Erie Ordnance
Depot
Mr.. Breyman is a 1918 graduate
of Fremont Ross, also served il
the Navy. He is employed a
Stevens Electric Company in Ere
mont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
PYTHiAN SISTERS
HOLD PARTY

The Pythian Sisters held their
annual Christmas party last We'd
nesday evening in the K of P Hall.
After the meeting there was So
cial hour with an exchange OF
gifts.
A delicious lunch was served at
tables appointively decorated for
the holiday party. The committee
in charge of the party and pro-
gram were: Mrs. Clayton Stout,
Mrs. William Eberle and Mrs. Ell
vim Long. The next regular meet
ing will be held Wednesday eve
ming, January 3.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB
LAS CHRISTMAS MEETlNG

The Literary and Social Club o.
Oak IIarb0r held its annual Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs
c. NJ. Seeley on Wednesday after
noon, December 49, TWenty-four
members and five guests, Mrs Ira
Benton, Mrs Harry Hansen, Mrs
Ora Leighley, Mrs Alma Bensc
and Miss Elsie Meyer, enjoyed the
delicious dessert course served BY
the hostess. A beautifully decor
ated home added much to the
holiday spirit which prevailed
The program consisted Of ''lhe
Great Madonnas" given by Mrs. L
J. Schiller; a Christmas story en
titled 1.-The Tree That Didn't Get
Trimmed" by Chris Morley was
read by Mrs. David Thierwechter
and Christmas MUSIC was present
ed by Mrs. Lorenz Kilmer, Jr.
Mrs. George NJ. Duff was il
charge Of the gift exchange anc
read verses in which were hidder
names and descriptive character
istics OF the members. AS sool
IS the person named was guessed
)r discovered she was handed he
gift. The game was well receiv
ed and all had great fun depicting
tifn warrior +, members
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-28
Story Of TB Work
To Go On The Air

The Sign of the Double Barred
Cross" story Of the fight
against tuberculosis in Ohio, is to
9e the title for one of the series
n the popular radio program, the
Ohio Story" The double barred
cross is the symbol of tuberculosis
associations all over the world.
The story viii be broadcast over
n all Ohio network on Monday
December 81, $50 p. m.
Frank Seidel, author of the
Ohio Story" historical series
ponsored by the Ohio Bell Tele.
hone Company, has taken the
9th Anniversary Of the Ohio
tuberculosis and Health Associa.
ion and it's 88 county association
IS the theme for his story.