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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
FAREWELL PARTY HELD
FOR REV. n. r. HElDMANN

There was a large attendance at
the Farewell Party held April 3
at st. John Ev. Lutheran Church
Parish Hall in Oak Harbor, honor
ing Rev. H. F. Heidmann and fam
lily.
A purse from the congregation
and numerous gifts were present
ed to the Heidmanns by presidents
of the various organizations of the
church. Pastor Heidmann has ac.
cepted the call to become pastor
of the North Community Lutheran
Church in Columbus. He preach
ed his farewell sermon Sunday
morning.
After the presentations an6
program, lunch was served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Has Birthday Party

Mrs. James Spangler entertain
ed group of youngsters in her
home Saturday from 1890 to l
p. m. in honor of David's fourth
birthday anniversary. Those at
tending were Kathleen Foreman,
Gary and Gae Scherf, David Druck.
ennIller, Gayle Schmunk, Johnny
Mazurowski, Jimmy Robertson,
David and Tommy Spangler. At
noon the children were served
lunch by the hostess, which was
highlighted with birthday cake
and ice cream.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Hard-Hearfed

Old Gustavus, reputed to be
the meanest man in a small
Pennsylvania town, died. The cas-
ket was lowered into the grave
and, as was the custom, the crowd
waited for someone to say some
thing good about the deceased be-
fore filling the grave.
After a long wait, Hans broke
the silence: well, / can say this
about Gus. He wasn't always as
mean as he was most of the time. "
Ohio State Journal.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Stanley Party

Stanley Party
Mrs. Clayton Freimark enter
tanned a group of ladies at her
home Friday evening at a Stanley
party, with Mrs. Gladys Yard of
Harbor View as demonstrators
Ladies attending were Mrs. Hugh
Arnold, Mrs. Walter Holz, Mrs.
Glenn Witt, Mrs. Ernest Knierem,
Mrs. William Hines. Mrs. C.
Brown, Mrs. Earl Liske, Mrs. Ur.
ban Horn. Mrs. N. o. Manahan,
Mrs. Robert w. Reider and Mrs
Margaret Cuff. all of Oak Harbor;
Mrs. Lyle Hellwig and Mrs. Theo
Dipman of Martin; Mrs. Clarence
Freimark, Mrs. Harvey Lewis and
Mrs. Don Tabbert of Graytown
Prizes were awarded to winners
of the games and each lady receiv
ed small gift from the demon
Strater. At the close of the eve
ming the hostess served deliciou.
dessert lunch.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
REV. CARTER TO SPEAK

Rev. Roland G.. Carter. pastor of
the Collingwood Methodist church
in Toledo, will be guest speaker at
the Father and Son Banquet to be
held at the Oak Harbor Methodist
Church on Thursday evening,
April 10Th. Mr.. Fred Grimm will
be master of ceremonies for the
occasion. Tickets are available
through Mrs. Harry Carpenter and
other members of the Woman's
Society.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Entertained Pinochle Stub

Mrs. Luther Hetrick entertain
ed the April meeting of her pi
nochle club at her home last We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Hilmer Peters was holder
Of high score; Mrs. August Hess,
second; Mrs. LaRue Flick received
low; while double pinochle award
was taken by Mrs. Robert Beck.
Members and guests enjoying
the social hour following were;
Mrs. Virgil Beck. Mrs. Robert
Beck, Mrs. c. Chestnutwood, Mrs.
LaRue Flick, Mrs. Earl Hetrick,
all of Fremont; Mrs. Hilmer Pet
ers, Mrs. August Hess. Mrs. Lester
Haynes, Mrs. Lewis WistinghauSen
and Mrs. Paul Krieger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
NAMED FOR CENSUS

Mrs. Margaret Murphy, a grade
teacher in the Port Clinton
school, has been appointed school
census enumerator. It will be her
second summer in this work,
which will get underway immedi-
ately following the closing of
school,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Canasta Club Meets

Mrs. Robert l.. Bolte entertained
members of her Canasta Club with
a $50 breakfast at her home last
Friday morning, after which the
group played canasta. Those at
tending were Mrs. L. ]. Schiller.
Mrs. Albert Tilton. Mrs. Corwin
Hablitzel, Mrs. David Thierwech-
ter, Mrs. Jack RAIDER. Mrs. George
Boon, Mrs. w. r. Gibson, Mrs. Phil
Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Glenn Robin
son, Mrs. Harry Glove and Miss
Elsie Never.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Myerholtz
entertained a group of friends last
Friday evening at their home in
honor of their daughter Joyce's,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sherwood,
fifth wedding anniversary. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Lieske, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lieske,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Miller, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Celek. and Mr..
and Mrs. Sherwood. The evening
was spent playing pinochle, after
which lunch was served by Mrs
MyerholtZ.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Secret Pal Club

Mrs. William Franck was host
ess to the Secret Pal Club at her
home Monday evening. All mem
bers were present except Mrs.
John Fielder, who is ill, and Mrs
John Hensler substituted for her
Mrs. James Taulker held high
score in the card game while Mrs
Paul Genzman. Jr., won the BOBBY
prize. Mrs. Franck served de-
licious luncheon at the close OF
the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Legion Auxiliary

A joint meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion and Auxiliary will be
held at the Legion Hall next Mem
day evening, with Mrs. Hugh
Meinke in charge of the program
on child welfare work. Lunch is
to be served by the Legion. A
bake sale will be held at the Fam
lily Food Market on April q.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Craytown Student PLEDGED

Harry L. Thompson, of Gray
town, has been pledged to Alpha
Kappa Lambda fraternity at Ohio
State University, it was announced
this week by Joseph A. Park,
dean of men.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Band Mothers Meet

A regular meeting of the Oak
Harbor Band Mothers met at the
school on Monday evening. Fol-
lowing the business meeting, Miss
Shirley Orwig played a clarinet
solo. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Ray Lamunyon and Mrs. Ira Ben
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Altar Guild Society

Miss Roseland Rohda will be
hostess to members of st. Johns
Altar Guild Society next Monday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13

About rs per cent of last years
automobile accidents involved pas
senger cars.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
kumdubble Class

The Kumdubble Class of the Oak
Harbor Methodist Church will
meet next Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Augsberger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Country Culture Club

There will be a regular meeting
of the Country Culture Club at
the Community Hall on Thursday,
April 10, with Mrs. Leon Leutz
and Mrs. Charles Lieske serving
rs hostesseS. The program will
include roll call naming favorite
plant foods, exchange of bulbs and
seeds, and discussion of hobbies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
kionored On Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller en-
tertained in their home Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mrs. Clara
Carts, who observed her birthday
anniversary on that date. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kerr of Port Clinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Lieske, Loren and
Larry, and Miss Elsie Buhrow. A
social evening was enjoyed after
which Mrs. Miller served very
delicious birthday luncheon.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

James A. Jackson, 1923 4sth place NE.
,,1 Transferred 1dI fer from out Of town local
cGumSs eat AVENUE aes Nv sss ap S5 Ss pee.s
Edgar v. Bethel. 44o N street NV. NV Apt. =;
Dan Collins, IT,, Gil NJ street NV:
Eeo1 E51d He4sy ad:y 81 2ah S4h street sls., N.Y. SE
Walter N, Kiplinger. r. 1900 Connecticut
sSsnuf sM NJ Nv la james nsant I0ssn e.
3s13 9th street NV: Richard Miner.
81 ! street NE. Henry owens, 3O17
Bates Street NV saFkfy Nahapsi Il Psmae
Stewart, 5315 Addison Chapel road NE:
Ray Rivers. 6S1 Keefey place NV: william
c. shaelton. 1017 50th street NE
The following delinauents have been
individual local boards, as listed:
o,5 Local Board No. !: Horace Arnolds. Jr
ton. sos Twenty-fifth street NV, Lee
NV: STEPHEN S; johnson: 1908 White
hsyen 1oSs Il,.,S RsTsEsy EW oso,Se srown
Hsra Nj NV HaRSr RsDh Jaffss M
Rooster. ss 1ssi Eueid saidet street NV
Local Board No. iowcari Moore. L.
Finley Tea Room. co Mary Steele. Lenoir.
srees esF waiter jerry T. sm.S @3 AsS
Street NV; Bill Hail. 737 6 street s.w.;
Kenney Cheathman;. 204 D street NV;
Phila., Penn; George A. Kalloway. co
George Jones, Rt. 4. Woodlime sta. Nash
stIsst yt1ls TSnn Gs9sss sms Gsskins 5k.p soS4
street NV: Paul Pinney, 613 street
NV; John E. Russell 1902 p street NV:
Henry l. Clinton, 40 18th street NV:
D. Kelly, 9O2 Bird street NV
Local Board No; 1l-James r. TAYLOR
e i1 street ee 's sW.: PhnIip B. Tuppir' iu, III
New Jersey avenue Sc; James Z. VII
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Washington-Lee High School, Ar.
lington, Va, $50 second prize;
Frederick (Md) High School, $25
third prize.
College and civic-Mary Wash
ington College All-Girl Band,
Fredericksburg, Va.
Open drum and bugle-Audu-
bon IN. J0 All-Girl Drum and
Bugle Corps. e
Evening star., 1951-05-13

senting Raymond School depicted
a prize fight ring. with a boy pa
trolman putting Danger" down
for the long count.
Boy Sleeps to Baltimore.
The only lost-child incident
among the thousands Of onlook-
ers occurred when Donna Marie
Littwin, 4, OF 1923 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, left to buy a candy
bar and couldn't find the way
back to her reviewing stand seat.
She was quickly retrieved by her
grandmother. Mrs. Helen Harrow,
after an announcement was made.
But PATHOLOGY John Powell, IA,
of Atlanta, caused some anxious
moments Friday night, when his
school delegation was unable to
find him, officials related yester-
day. John had fallen asleep on
a sightseeing bus, they said, and
still was sleeping when the bus
arrived in Baltimore. A Wash
ington-bound bus brought him
back in time for the parade.
Winners Listed.
Lou E. Holland, of st. Louis
president of the AAA, presented
awards for best units in the pa
rade. in ceremony Immediately
afCef the procession finished The
winners were:
Slogan contest-Francis Junior
High School. first, "Old Jaywalk-
ers Always Die, They Never Fade
Away; Florence. S. c., second, "A
Quick Step May Mean a Slow
Ride; Oakview, Md, third, Safety
First Makes Life Last; Stanton
School and Brooklyn, Anne Arun-
del County, Md. honorable men
tions.
Float contest-Camp Springs,
Nd. first. Stop. Look and List
en-; Bradbury Heights. Nd, Sec
ond, What Is the Thing?-the
Thing Is Safety: Burroughs and
Garnett-Patterson Schools, tied
for third, Don't Kick Safety
Around" and Queen of Safety"
Most unusual feature-Mont-
gomery County (Md.) schools,
horse and donkey with the slo-
gans: Safety Is Just Good Com
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Continued From First Page.)

While not up to the Francis
effort in the eyes of the judges.
the Sykesville MD High School
had the same idea: "Old Soldiers
Never Die, To Reckless Drivers
this Doesn't Apply" And from
the Districts Carver School:
Traffic Victims Die, They Don't
Fade Away"
Starting at 8 am, the pro-
cession moved first past the special
judges stand at Eleventh street
and then past a reviewing stand
near the Ellipse before dispensing
lat Seventeenth street. Park
Police Inspector Mark Raspberry
returned salutes Of the marching
contingents Q from a reviewing
stand position where District and
Federal Government leaders, mill
|tary officials and members of Con-
lgress paid homage to the patrol
men,.
Hundreds Of small-fry, turning
out in cowboy regalia, got a spe-
Icial thrill when their hero, William
(Hopalong Cassidy Boyd rode at
the head Of the procession as
honorary grand marshal. "Hoppy''
stopped at the reviewing stand to
shake hands with several cerebral
palsy patients before leaving for
a scheduled visit to the Zoo.
Floats Win Prizes.
The annual parade is sponsored
by the American Automobile AS
sociation and the District public
and parochial schools, the Metro
politan Police Department and the
National Capital Parks.
The Camp Springs (Md.) unit
presented a prize-winning float,
featuring a revolving stop, Look
and Listen" sign. Montgomery
County schools came through with
another winner for their idea of
a boy on horseback carrying q
sign reading, Safety Is Just Good
Common Horse Sense" He was
trailed by another boy on a donkey
with a placard simply proclaim
ing: Don't Be a Jackass."
Another crowd pleaser, repre-
Evening star., 1951-05-13

mon Horse Sense" and Don't Be
a Jackass."
Best appearing unit-Atlanta,
Ca; Durham, N. c.. honorable
mention.
Kansas Patrol Cited.
Patrol from farthest point
Ulysses, Kans., 1901 miles.
Best girl baton twirler-Hazel
Bristow, Fairfax (Va.) High
Evening star., 1951-05-13

School Band.
Best boy baton twirler-Michael
O'Brien, Martinsburg (W. Va.)
Grade School.
Winners in the band contest
by classes:
Elementary schools - Martins
burg CIV. Va.> Grade School, $50
first prize: Alexandria (Va.) ALL
City Elementary Band, second;
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Foreign Minister KaIIai
Resigns in Hungary;
Kiss Named 10 Post
BY the Assoeiated Press

BUDAPEST. Hungary, May IL
Hungarian Foreign Minister
sGyula Kallai has resigned ano
Karoly Kiss, vice president of the
presidential council, was namec
to succeed him, an official an
nouncement said tonight.
Mr.. Kiss, 47, is a member OF
the Communist Party's Politbure
and president of it's central con-
troll committee.
Mr.. Kallai had been foreign
minister since the dismissal of his
predecessor, Laszlo Rajk, who was
convicted of treason and executed
October IS. l949.
Last of Youth Group.
Mr.. Kallai was the last repre-
sentative in the government of
the radical youths of March
group, consisting mainly of young
intellectuals who first joined
Rajk's student organization in
prewar Hungary. They were asSo-
ciated with Leftist politicians op-
posing the Germans during World
War II.
Two other members of this
group, former Interior Minister
Sander Zold and Undersecretary
of State Geza Losonzcy. were dis
missed from their posts earlier
this year. Rumors of their arres;
have never been confirmed.
Announcement of Mr.. Kallai's
resignation follows by two weeks
release by Hungary of Robert A.
Vogeler, American businessman
who had served II months of a
15-year sentence on charges of
espionage. When Mr.. Vogeler
was arrested in Budapest in Nov
ember, 1949. American Minister
Nathaniel o. Davis dealt with
Kali in efforts to see Mr.. Voge-
Ter and, if possible. effect his re-
lease.
Concessions by u. S.
Mr.. Kallai headed the Foreign
Office in the subsequent extended
negotiations which eliminated
with Mr.. Vogeler's release. Con-
cessions granted by the United
States were: Permission for re-
opening Hungarian consulates in
Cleveland and New York, approval
for Americans to travel in Hun
gary, and the return Of Hungarian
property looted by the Nazis and
held in the American zone Of Ger
many.
Last October. when foreign
ministers of Russian satellite
states were summoned to Prague,
Czechoslovakia, to hear the latest
word from Moscow on "the re-
militarization of Western Ger
many" Mr. Kallai was there for
Hungary. Word from the Kremlin
was brought by Deputy Prime
Minister v. M. Molotov.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Infontry Will Get Most
OfWest Point Graduates
BY the Assoeioied Press

WEST POINT. N. Y, May IL.
The infantry will draw more
Military Academy graduates this
June than any other branch Of
the Army.
OF the 479 cadets who will be
commissioned second lieutenants
on June S, 1856 have drawn in
fantry assignments. The Air
Force is second with 119.
Other service selections: field
artillery, So; Engineers, so; anti
aircraft, So; Armored (tanks) SO,
and signal corps, 20.
Army regulations require grad
yates to go into combat branches.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Elkton (Md) Elementary School
Band, third.
Junior high schools-Pottstown
(Pao Junior High School, $50 first
prize; Monroe Junior High School,
Roanoke, Va, $50 second prize;
Oaklyn IN. j. Junior High School,
$40 third prize.
High schools-Pottstown Pa.)
High School, 500 first prize;
Evening star., 1951-05-13

liams. 1873 Mclean avenue s.W.; Robert
Miranda, ia H street Sc; Leonard o.
Mccoy. $40 Seward Square Sc; John 5.
Jones. 1910 Half street SW.; Bernard j,
Winner Tippett. 763 10th street Sc;
Charles Brown, Jr.. 308 K street S.W.;
Willie J. Freeman. 1895 Delaware avenue
S.W.; Jesse W. Coleman 81 street S.W,;
George M. Hail. III Half street Sc;
Oliver H. Fugitt. 325 c street Sc
Local Board No. t2-Frederick c. Mil
Ter. 1859 w street Sc.
Local Board No. 13-Alton J. Shepard,
1913 10th street NE; Roger E. Thomas,
l04 Eighth street NE; Walter r. VIII
liams. Jr. 11l6 street NE; Clarence
Stewart. 639 Florence street NE; Teddy
N. Hadeed. 507 Second street NE; George
r. Brooks, 642 F street NE: samuel L.
Jefferson 6l6 L street NE
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Monticello Guards Elect

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
IL (SpeciaD &C. S. Profit has
been elected president of the
Monticello Guard Club to succeed
L. P. Haden. The club is the social
unit of local companies K and E
of the Virginia National Guard.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

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Evening star., 1951-09-30
lBethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
Newcomer Guest at Farewell
Luncheon; Other Parties

made through the West Indie.
and Venezuela. She brought hel
laccordion and she played accom-
paniments while the guests sang
A former resident who has beer
exchanging greetings with old
friends during the past week is
Mrs. Eleanor Page Fox who is the
guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Bradford Bell. When she leaves
Bethesda within the next few days
she will go to Houston, Tex,
where she viii spend the fall and
part OF the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernal Brown are
back home again after a months
absence while they were on a
motor trip as far West as Denver.
Stopping in Iowa, they visited
MIR. Browns sister and brother
|in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Traut-
man in Ottumwa. and while they
were there Mrs. Brown, a we'll
known Washington musician, was
soloist in the service of the Trinity
Episcopal Church and also sang.
at a Chamber of Commerce dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William
Turnbull have sent out invitations
for 5 to z party Sunday, Octo-
Der Z. Honor guests at the party
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot
Rogers, who have recently moved
to. Somerset.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
By LiIIicn Arthur

/ Mrs. Walter Marriott, a new
conner in the Bethesda Commu
nifty. was one Of the guests at I
luncheon Thursday in honor O
8IMrs. J. Neil Stanley. who is leav
ing within the next few days TO
California where she may estab
Ilish her stay for q month or .
year or she might even establish
her future residence.
Mrs. Marriott has been her,
only a short time. AS a matter
|of fact she came in August with
her husband, who was sent hert
las a staff member of the British
Joint Services Mission. They for.
3Imerly made their home in Hy.
wards Heath. England.
/ Thursdays luncheon was giver
at the home of Mrs. John Lythe
and the assistant hostess was Mrs
Richard L. Taylor. Guests at the
party were Mrs. Oliver F. Busby
and her daughter, Miss Katie
Brown Busby; Mrs. Thomas j
Hickey, Mrs. Edward Kraus and
her sister. Mrs. Anthony Yogan
who is here from California for a
short stay with 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Kraus. Others at the luncheon
were Mrs. Joseph Andelman and
Mrs. Herman Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy McIver Hooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanford
Holmes. Mrs. Howard Henderson
and her cousin. Mr.. Thomas Dade,
who has been in Mexico for the
past year and who is now the
guest of Mrs. Henderson, were
guests last evening at the first of
IA series of dinners that Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton B. Kammerer have
planned for the fall and early
winter months. Other guests were
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph A. Guard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph v. Herman
and Mrs. John L. Beight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kammerer will
entertain again November 10 and
the third dinner will be on De-
cember !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, who have
just returned from a trip to Den
yer. Mr.. Holmes former home,
where they were entertained ex-
tensively by his old friends there,
had much to tell the other guests
at the dinner of their stay In the
West.
They were also guests of Mrs.
w. Marvin Smith, when she enter
tanned a small group of friends at
a gay and informal supper party
Friday evening.
Miss Antoinette Baglia, one of
the guests at the Smith dinner,
cooked a spaghetti dinner for the
guests. and another of the guests,
Miss Barbara Barnett, who came
over from Riverdale. Md, for the
dinner with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Barnett, brought some
movies of a trip she had recently
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Weddinu
Continued From Page DID

(COnClnueQ from rage D-1.)
Michigan and the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore w. Birney of
Washington.
Mr.. Danforth is the grandson
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Danforth of Bangor. Me-, and the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen o.
Metcalf Of Providence. He was
graduated from Brooks School and
Yale University. with the the class
of 1948. He is a member of st.
Anthony Club Of Yale, the Hope
Club of Providence, and the Yale
Club of New York City. During
World War II he served in the Air
Force and now is a lieutenant in
the reserve.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

|
First 1t. Mary Rose Combs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Parran Combs of Galloway, Md.
and Capt. Leonard Louis Kohl, sor
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johr
Kohl. sr.. Ashland. Wis, were
married September 8 at the chapel
of the Boiling Air Force Base
where the bride is stationed. The
bridegroom is stationed at Fort
IBelvoir, Va.
The Rev. Robert Kohl. brother
of the bridegroom. performed the
wedding ceremony. A reception
was held at the base Officers
Club. The couple now are at home
at 1920 Congress street Sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

Miss Nora Charlotte Sagges.
Mr.. Wesley A. Bryan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Bryan Of Green
belt, Md. was married yesterday
to Miss Wona Charlotte Sagges,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sagges of Carmichaels, Pa.
The ceremony took place in the
West Lanham Hills, Md, Baptist
Church, the Rev. L. w. Mercer
officiating. A reception followed
at the Lanham Memorial Center.
When the couple return from a
northern wedding trip they will
reside in the Gregory Estates
Md.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
.JeweIr

big" jewelry is brilliant in
multi-color cabochon stones or
brassy gold. Earrings are in new
huge domed shapes or so large
that when they are clipped to the
rim Of the ear they cover the ear
| fore and aft.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-12
HoIstein ALI Club Cites
Educational Experiences

and End with nine herds Compel
ing. Of the four members of the
County All Dairy Cattle Judging
team, three were Holstein Club
members: Barbara Riggs, Janice
Palmer and Douglas King. The
team placed End in the contest.
Janice and Barbara were among
the high eight individuals and re-
ceived further training. They won
a position on the State All Dairy
Cattle Judging team which COM
peted at Waterloo last October and
walked off with list place. These
two girls, along with two other
club members from the State of
Maryland, will probably represent
the United States at the Inter-
national Judging Contest in Eng
land this year. T.,
On the whole, the Club has done
better the past two years than ever
before. In addition to awards at
the shows, many other high honors
were gained by various members