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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
Is practices 'lkanu iskiIusi
tauta

Tirstos ukanos dengia Aiscil
prolstoriJa, kada baltu gentys
prusai, jotvingiai, augstaiciai
zemaiciai, kursiai, zemgaliai il
gallndai ramiai gyveno nuosa.
lloJe Vislos, Priegliaus, Nemuno
Ventos, Lielupes, Dauguvos il
GauJos upynu dideleje erdveje
prize Baltijos juros. Laimingi jie
garbino savuosius dievus, ku-
rendami Sventosios Ugnies au-
kurus, laikydamies aukstos do
roves, puoseledami savita kul-
tura.
Viduramziu audros, kilusios
is Azijos ir prie Vidurzemiu ju-
ros, palette ir Baltijos juros pa
krascius. Krikscionybe GROVE IL
nycias, gyvejanti tarptautine ir
tarpkontinentine prekyba jies-
koJo saugiQ vandens keliu, kar-
tu atsirado grobuonisku tautu,
kas verte ramius aiscius butt
budresniais, griebtis ginklo ir
vlenytis. Dabartinis aisciu liki-
mas liudija, kad tuomet dideli
pasikeitimai Europoje JUGS uz-
tlko nepasiruoSusius.
Prizes 700 metu, karaliui Min
daugui organizuojant didele Lie
tuvos valstybe, ir jam kovojant
su Dauguvos ziotyse isikurusiu
vokieciQ ordinu (kardininkais)
Durbes ir Saules musiuose augs-
talciQ ir zemaiciu puseje kovojo
kursiai ir zemgaliai. Ia patvir-
tina ir vokieciu istorikas A. Sam
ders sakydamaS:
'Kai mongolia dar karta
nuteriojo Lenkija Xxi Kroku-
vos, popiezius Aleksandras "
(1254-126D norejo pavesti
vokieciu ordinui Prusuose va
dovauti kovai prizes mongolus.
Baisus pralaimejimas, kuri
patyre palyginamai didele Or
dino kariuomene prize Durbes
Kurse kovoje prizes lietuvius,
ir kursiu sukilimas, kuris Sc
ke ta pralaimejima, nedave
galimybes vokieciu ordinui ia
uzduoti pasiimti. Kova prizes
mongolus del Dniepro erdves
atgavimo ir priejimo prie Juo-
dosios juros toliau buvo veda-
ma su svyruojanciais pasise-
kimais Didziosios Lietuvos
Kunigaikstijos." Os 1912 m.
Muenchene iSleistos knygos
"Osteuropa in kontinentaleu-
ropaeischer Schau'', 2O3-2J6
pusl.).
Nepavykus visas baltu kuni-
gaikstijas sujungti j Lietuvos
valstybe, prusai yra dinge vo-
kieciu tautos juroje, kursiai
su zemgaiais, vidzemieciais ir
latgaliais buvo pateke ilgam Iai-
kui vokieciu kardininku ordino
itakon, is kurios jiems pavyko
atsigauti tik po vokieciu kry-
ziuociu ir kardininku ordinu zlu-
gimo 141O m. Gruenwaldo Gal
grio) musyje ir laisvesnese sa-
lygose subresti j savaiminga,
gaia ir energinga t V i Y
tauta.
Latviu tautai iskilti turejo
itakos ir geopolitine aplin-
kyle. Vokieciu kryziuociq or
dinui buvo pavyke tvirtai ISL
kurti prie Vislos, Priegliaus upy-
ne, Nemuno ziotyse, bet jam
niekada nepavyko parbloksti
Lietuvos, isigaleti zemaitijoj,
del ko jis dejo visas pastangas,
kad turetu vientisa geografini
Baltijos juros pakrasti Xxi Mar
vos. Savo apgailestavima naisi-
galejimo visame Pabaltyjy vo-
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kia tik kick nepasitenkinimo,
kad amerikieciai, bent laikinai,
nera pazadeje sprausminiu lex
tuvu = jie, esq, butu reikalingi
bent psichologiniais motyvais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
DieVS, SVGti LatViium
Latvos Neprkausonybes pasebmo 33 metu sulakti

buvo uzdrausta spauda j. y; tai
sventei parasytas dabartinis
Latvijos Himnas.
Taip pat ir latviu epas yra
turtingas. Pazymetina legenda
Lacplesis, vaizduojanti latviu
didvyri - vifszmogi, meskos
uzmuseja, ideally tevynes myle-
toja, kovotoja del laisves, SIM
bolizuojanti latviu tautos kova
prizes atejunus. Ja parase poetas
A. bumpers (1841-19o2).
Latvija kaip nepriklausoma
respublika
Latvija iskilo po pirmojo pa
saulinio karo. Ir il turejo savo
Nepriklausomybe ispirkti savo
geriausiQ sunu ir dukru krauju
sunkiose nepriklausomybes ko-
vose prizes vokiecius ir bolsevi-
kus, Observation-Disclosures su lie
tuviais, estais ir lenkais.
Latvijos nepriklausoma res
publika paskelbta 1918 m. lap
kricio Is d. Tai viena is visai
nauju valstybiQ, kaip ir Estiia,
Cekoslovakija, Jugoslavija.
Latvija apima 25.7OO XIV. my
liu teritorijos abipus Dauguvos
ir susideda is keturiu provinci-
ju: 'Kurzeme, Zemgale, Vidze-
me ir Latgale. Ilgiausia siena
turf SUI Lietuva - 35O,6 myliu
(be Vilniaus krasto), su Estija
- 234,1 m., SUI Sow. Russia -
211 m., su Lenkija - &c m.
(per Vilniaus krasta ir Crabs
kio koridoriu). Pajurio ilgis 80
myliu. Misku plotas - 20 pro-
centai visos teritorijos.
1886 m. gyventoju Latvijoje
buvo 1.950,502, o 1889 m. vir-
sijo du >milionus. (18O0 m. Lat
WHO'S teritorijoje buvo 725.OOO
gyventojQ, o 1914 m. sieke
2.552.OOO, is kuriu ano karo me-
tn daug pasitrauke j Rusija).
1889 m. Europos valstybiu
tarpe Latvija mimimu atzvilgiu
stovejo penkioliktoje vietoje -
1876 is 1000, mirimo - 1879,
taigi prieauglio - 4,6 Lietuvos
- 8,O. Didziausias gyventoju
prieauglis buvo pietineje Lat
WHO'S dalyje, kur buvo geresnes
gyvenimo salygos.
NepriklausomyLes metals, ne
turedama teritoriniu gincu SUI
kaimynais, gavusi geresni pail
kima - puikia sostine Ryga,
kelis pirmaeilius uostus, SUI pre-
kybos ir zveju laivynu, Latvija
galejo nukreipti visa savo ener-
gija j gyventoju geroves kelima.
W tat pasigeretinas yra Latvi-
jos prazydejimas visose srityse.
Latvija turejo viena is mo-
derniskiausiu mokyklu sistemu
Europoje. 1937-1938 m. Latvi-
joje veike 2.116 mokyklos, is ju
II gimnazijos, a privatines aka
demijos, l universitetas, l kon-
servatorija, l dailes akademija,
kurias lanke 271.197 mokiniu ir
Suddenly (apie $4,000 ir kuriose
deste 1906 mokyojai ir profe-
soriai (apie 550); lietuviai Lat
vijoje turejo II pradzios mo-
kyklu ir viena gimnazija su 812
mokiniu (279 gimnazijos moki-
niu) is 22.e13 gyventoju.
Kaip zemes ukio krastas, Lat
via daug demesio kreipe j zemes
ukio pakelima. 1880 m. Latvi-
jos zemes ukyje dirbo 500 gy-
ventojQ, pramoneje 1850, pre-
kyboje 6,4%, transporte 4,5R,
valstybinese ir savivaldybinese
istaigose 3,2R, namuose 2,6%,
laisvose profesijose 2,3R5, vie
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(Atkelta is limo pusl.)

tautine ginklavimosi prieziura.
Kiekvienu atveju, Paryziuje
prasidejo propagandinio pobu-
dzio kovos ir V. Europos spau-
dos teigimu, vakarai 81 karta
taikos proragandos atveju is So
vietu yra paciupe iniciatyva. Wis
delto, kaip pastebi amerikieciu
politiniai sluogsniai, mazai tai
betures vertes, jei reikiamai ne
bus issprestos vakaru Europos
ukio problemos, kurias sukele
karinio stiprinimo pastangos.
Nenuostabu, kad siuo metu Eu-
ropa idemiai seka Paryziaus kali
bas - pastaruoju metu paas-
trejusi ekonomine krize Angli-
joje negalejo neatsiliepti ir ze-
myno krastuose. Kaip padeti
Europai isbristi is visu bedu ?
stai didelis galvosukis Amerikai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-15
Vid. Rytu gynybos planas

Skirtingai nusiteikusiu arabu
valstybiu ir skeptiskai zvelgian-
clio Izraelio akivaizdoje trys di-
dziosios vakaru valstybes ir
Turkija per. sestadieni viesai
paskelbe savo parengiamuosius
planus Vid. Rytq gynybos prizes
galima agresija reikalu. Pagal
pareiskima, Vid. Rytq gynyba
esanti gyvybines reiksmes lais-
vajam pasauliui ir tai gall butt
ivykdyta tik Observation-Disclosures
visoms suinteresuotoms valsty-
bems. Pareiskimas buvo iteiktas
Lebanono, Jordano, Irako, Sau-
di Arabijos, Sirijos ir Izraelio
diplomatiniams sefams Paryziu-
je. Kick zinoma, Egiptas griez-
tai atmete 81 plana, nesutinka ir
lzraelis, svyruoja Irakas. Ame-
rikieciu pareiskimu, planas su-
darys tik remus Vid. Rytu gy-
nybai ir Amerika nezada siusti
savO daliniu j tas sritis. Vado-
vybe numatoma arba Turkijoje
arba britQ valdomoje Kipro sa-
loje. Kaip pastebi politiniai
sluogsniai, jei Vid. Rytu kras-
tai pasirinktu kelia su komuniz-
mu, jie atliktq savizudybes akta.
Dabartines gynybos pastangos
negali butt baigtos skubiai, ta-
ciau jau pats ju paskelbimas
sudares efektyvia atspara prizes
sovietu agresyvinius norus.
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PaSiraSOmaS JAW
JugOslavijOs susitarimas

Amerikieciu spauda paskelbe,
kad Amerika jau pasirengusi pa
sirasyti SUI JugOslavija savitar-
pine karines pagalbos sutarti.
Formalus susitarimas numato-
mas pasirasyti sia savaite. Pa
gal susitarima mars. Tito gaus
tam tikras amerikieciu ginklQ
rusis, lektuvus, transporto ir KIT.
priemones. IS savo puses mars.
Tito sutikO isileisti speciaIia
JAW karine misijq Jugoslavija.
siai pastarajai vadovaus brig.
generolas ir ja sudarys apie 80
karininku ir specialistu. 81 misi-
ia sudarys ligsiolines amerikie-
ciu ambasados dali. Reikia pa
stebeti, kad susitarimas turejes
butt pasirasytas zymiai anks-
ciau. j sutrukde jugoslavu ne
noras, kad JAW karine misija
priziuretu jugoslavu naudoja-
mus amerikieciu ginklus. Dabar,
abieiu pusiq pasitenkinimui pri-
eta kompromiso. Belgradas reis-
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Pirmosios sovietu nesskmes

Pirmoji savaite Paryziaus pa
sitarimuose zymetina ir keliais
sovietu pralaimejimais. Atmes-
tas ju pasiulymas dienotvarke
itraukti kom. Kinijos klausima.
Idomu, kad anksciau Sis klausi-
mas jau buves atmestas net 80
kartq. Anot Maliko pareiskimo
Saug. Taryboje, tick kartu 1T,
esq, suklydusios -. Tas pats
Malikas ir Lapkijos atstovas
Lachs prakiso ir dedant jiems
pastangas neitraukti dieno-
tvarke Jugoslavijos skundo del
sovietu ir ju satelitiniu valsty-
blu priesisku veiksmu prizes ju-
goslavus. Malikas cia puoles
JAW stabo virsininko gen. Col
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
Bride-elect Honored
With Buffet, Shower

A lovely buffet luncheon and
miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Miss Mary Barnum
last week when Miss Florence
RaStall entertained in the home
of Miss Olive Pelow on Jeffer.
son st. Miss Barnum will be-
come the bride of John Madison
August 18th. The buffet table
was beautifully arranged with a
centerpiecc OF pink and white
carnations in crystal bowl on
either side tall white tapers in
crystal holders. Lovely bouquets
of roses and mixed flowers de-
corated the rooms of the home.
The honored guestwas presented
{. carnation corsage by the host
eSS.
Small tables, which were
placed in the spacious and beau
tiful back yard for the guests
we're appropriately decorated for
bridal shower; dainty vases of
roses formed the centerpiece
while each place was marked
with a triangle shaped basket in
pastel colors and the words
MAY and John" August 18th,
written on the cards.
After the luncheon the guests
were invited to the living room
where Miss Barnum received
lovely gifts which had been plac-
ed under beautifully decorated
umbrellas in pastel colors.
BingO was the diversion of
the evening with the prizes be-
ing given to the bride. The
grand prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Richard Stein and Miss
Barnum. Guests included Mrs.
Luther Barnum, Mrs. John DruS-
backy, Mrs. Donald Quisno, Mrs.
Ebert Rowland, Mrs. Richard
Stein, Mrs. Roger Mackey, Miss
Olive Pelow, the honored guest
and hostess
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27

An aerial ballet" comprising
the four Misses above, presenting
a thrilling and spectacular per
formance of complete harmony.
AL G.. kclly-Miller Bros. Circus,
the first real big circus to visit
ottawa County in 10 years, have
spared no expense in bringing a
five continent double mcnagerie
of the worlds finest animals.
Another of the many new fca,
lures on this years program is
the World Famous Cantolina Fam
lily, of unparalleled bareback rid
ing stars, performing the most un-
bellevablc fcatS a-horSe back
headed by Gustinio Cantolina
acrobatic, somcrSaultng, bareback
riding comedian who will keep
you roaNng with laughter during
the entire presentation of this
feature.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
CHILD GUIDANCE COUNCIL
MEETS In ERIE GARDENS

The annual summer guest pot
luck dinner and social evening
given by Child Guidance Coun-
Gil was enjoyed Thursday even
ing at Erie Gardens Community
House. Five tables of members
and guests were welcomed By
president, Mrs. Perry Butler, and
by Mrs. Bennett Wooley, social
chairman. Mrs. Clarence Jeremy
and Mrs. Philip Caldwell were III
troduced as new members. After
a delicious dinner, cards were en-
joyed by the following members
and guests: Betty Wooley end
Madge Warner, Lois Gates and
Pat Clemons, JUG! Cover and vi
Wan Page, Helen Cover and
Sheila Mackey and Betty REIN
enschneider, Helen Whitacre and
Ruth Rice. Additional members
present were: Eta Howarth,
Hazel Jeremy, Dorothy Caldwell,
Betty Schade, Maxine Phipps,
Pat Pierce and Bernice Butler.
Members of the committee in
charge of arrangements for the
evening we're: MesdameS Ambrose
Pearce, Jr., David Stanton, George
Schade and Bennett Wooley, chair.
man.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
HONORED GUEST AT
BRIDAL SHOWER

Mrs. Jennie BabcOck and Mrs.
Helen Podgurski honored Miss
Jeanne Prusik with miscellan-
eous bridal shower held Sunday
afternoon at Erie Gardens Com
munity House.
The numerous lovely gifts
were opened by Miss Prusik pri-
or to refreshments being served.
Present were: Miss PruSik,
Mrs. Mary Kurtz, Mrs. Alex Pod
gurski, Mrs. Stella Prusik, Mrs.
Claire Wodrich, Mrs. John Bunk,
Mrs. Stanley Sibinski, Mrs. Mar
garet Turinsky, Miss Mary Tur-
insky, Mrs. Joe Molnar; Mrs.
Phyllis Golanski and Mrs. Frank
Golanski of Detroit, Mrs. Vernida
Henry and Mrs. Donald Ochs of
Fremont, Mrs. Shirley Schmarde-
beck, Mrs. Angie Schmitt, Miss
jimmy Miller, and the hostesses.
Among those unable to attend
but sending gifts were Jeanne
Hess, Tessie PruSik, Mrs. Leona
Tunnel and Mrs. Charles Miller.
The afternoon was spent play
ing numerous games and Mrs.
Alex Podgurski was the recipient
of the door prize.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
Social Events

white mother of pearl prayer
book.
After a honeymoon in Colora-
do the couple will be at home at
Hillwood Drive, San Antonio,
Texas.
Mrs. Menicr was graduated
from Incarnate Word College III
San Antonio this year, where she
received the Bachelor of Music
Degree. Mr.. Mcnier has degree
in engineering from the Spartan
College, at Tulsa, Oklahoma.
At the reception given in the
home of the brides parents, 4
daisy theme was carried cut in
the chosen colors of yellow and
white.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

July 26-Doris Floro, Mrs. John
Loehden, Dennis Behrman, Stew
art Calm, John Flick. Wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
J. Dress.
July 27-Garold Havener, Will
liam C. Wright, Reigel Fetterman.
Mrs. Louis Dreier, Mrs. James
Conley, Kathleen Armbruster,
Margaret Murphy. Wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Waltz.
July 28-Art Rasmussen, Donald
Pulschen, Betty Lou Kihlken, Nor
ma Pussehl, Joan Snyder, 10 Ell
len Ley, Mrs. Charles Adams.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Witt.
July 29-Mrs. Warren Bredbeck,
Clayton Fletcher, Mrs. Norman
LaNier, Barbara Lynn Wierzba,
Kathy Diane McDougall, Robert
Danklefsen.
July 30-Vera Windnagel Nc
Dougall, Tom Finefrock, Teddy
Davies, Francis Robel Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man LaNier. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Mclaughlin.
July 31-Tom Semon, Henry
Bergman, Mrs. Rufus Heller, Caro-
lyn Shelter. Wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Laird.
Aug. Mrs. Elmer Finken,
Mrs. William Robinson, Nancy
Jean Harris, Mrs. Steve Peto, Joan
Mccullough, Lawrence Glasco, Bill
ly Bob KlotZ, Dorothy Poe, Patri-
cia Ann Cotner Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James Low
cry.
Aug. 2-Clarence Cotner, Ruth
Emily Fetterman, Don Lockhart,
Mrs. Florence BoWden, Mrs. Rino
Hesselbart, Barbara Prohaska,
Mrs. M. E. Lange, Henry w. Kuemi
mel, Mrs. Robert Schiels, Ricky
Jenkins, Henry Fox.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
BRENGARTNER NORDEN
NuPTIALS

Miss Margaret Ann Brengart-
rer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. p. Brengartner, Channel
Grove, became the bride of Rog-
er c. N0rden, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Norden, Gypsum,
Saturday morning af nine o'clock
in the rectory of Immaculate
Conception Church with the cerc-
mony being performed by Faith
er Karl Brand.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brengart
ner, uncle and aunt of the bride,
were best man and matron of
honor, respectively.
The bride was attired in an
aqua sheer ballerina length
dress and wore a white hat with
a small veil, white shoes. and
carried her maternal grandmoth-
er's lace handkerchief. She wore
q necklace, with matching ear
rings, and a white Gladamelia
corSage.
The matron of honor wore a
sheer yellow print ballerina
length dress, accented with a
pink Gladamelia corsage.
The brides mother wore a
pink lace coat style dress and
Mrs. Norden chose sheer green
print dress for the occasion. Both
mothers wore yellow rose buds
as corSageS.
The breakfast for the wedding
party was held at nine-thirty at
the brides home and members
of the immediate families attend
ed the wedding dinner at Mar
shall'S Inn at twelve o'clOcl;
noon. The reception was held
from two to four at the brides
home.
Upon their return from an
Eastern trip the newlyweds will
reside in their new home at Oc
chard Beach.
Mrs. Norden is graduate of
Lakeside High School and is EN-.
ployed as power clerk at the L.
IS. Gypsum while Mr.. Norden at
tended Gypsum and Port Clinton
schools. He is employed as 4
crane operator
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
FETTERMANs ENTERTAIN AT
LAWN PARTY AND SHOWER

About fifty relatives gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rel
gel f. Fetterman at Catawba Isl.
and Sunday for lawn party and
shower honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williams, the former Lois
Fetterman, who were married
on July 3rd. This was also a
farewell party for Gaylord Vogt
who left for army service the
following Tuesday. Those pres
ent we're:
Mrs. Edna Fetterman, Ruth
Fetterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Gyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Gyde,
Cathy, Bruce and Kenneth; Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Whitman, Kar-
en- and Dennis Velliquette; Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert clyde and Marie;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Gyde and Lin
da; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevens,
Billy Gyde, all of Oak Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Zoschke,
Mr.. ana Mrs. EllhC Gyde, Mr..
and Mrs. K c. Vogt and Judy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Vogt and
Dale; Gaylord Vogt, Ruth Ever
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Russcl Deal
Joan and Jeffry; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rider, Frank M. Rider, all
Of Port Clinton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell Vogt and Douglas of
Sandusky; Mr.. and Mrs, Albert
Hickman and Calvin of Clyde;
Mr.. and Mrs. Reigel f. Fetterman
and Roger and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Williams.
The newlyweds received many
beautiful gifts and bountiful
picnic dinner was enjoyed by all
present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
ST. JOHNS WOMEN'S
MISSIONARY SOCIETY PICNIC

Arrangements are being COM
pleted for the st. Johns Wom-
ems Missionary Society picnic TO
be held at State Park Wednes-
day. Mrs. Victor Berndt, Mrs.
1ohn Lorentzen and Mrs. James
BahnSen are in charge of the
program. HoSteSSes are: Mrs.
Richard Cover, Mrs. StenSen Pet
ersen, Mrs. Marvin Lundgard,
Mrs. James Longe, Mrs. William
Faust, Jr., Mrs. ..Ibert Fall and
Mrs. Thomas Carder.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
Vincent Menier, Of
Lakeside, Weds
Pafnpa, Texas Girl

Miss Joan Teresa Sawyer be-
came Mrs. Vincent J. MINER in
an Impressive wedding ceremony
performed July seventh, at nine
o'clock in the morning, in Holy
Souls Catholic ChurcN Pampa,
Texas. The Rev. Otto Meyer Of
ficiated.
The bride is the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Sawyer, 32i
Gray, Pampa, Texas, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vito Menier of Lakeside,
Ohio.
Accompanied to the altar by
her father, the bride wore a
gown of ivory tulle fashioned
with tight fitted bodice, short
puffed sleeves and matching ell
bow length mitts The full bout
FAINT skirt was caught up on one
side in front with cluster of
flowers, sweeping TO the back
into wide circular train. The
flowers were repeated on one CT
the softly shirred shoulders. Her
finger-tip veil of illusion was
held by a corne: of white inn
ported lilies.
The bridal bouquet was com
posed of stephanotis and fleur
d'maur and was ccntcred with a
white orchid and cascaded with
stephanotis. 1t was carried on 4
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
ATTEND LUNCHEON AND
SHOWER AT AMHERST
THURSDAY

Mrs. A. T. Emmett and her
brother, Mrs. A. Yack, Mrs. A!
bert Holzhauer, Mrs. Robert
Holzhauer, Mrs. Lawrence Carp.
onter and Mrs. Lillian Miller at
tended one o'clock luncheon
and shower Thursday at AM
herst, Ohio, when Mrs. Lee Menu
and daughter, Shirley entertain
ed in honor of Mrs. Don Sahl.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
GREATEST EUROPEAN CIRCUS
STAR - THE CELEBRATED
FAMOUS EvElYNIA ROSSi

Billed as the greatest thriller of
all time. Said to be only one of
her sex to ever accomplish such
daring feats of the air, this dainty
and petite lady star. who has
thrilled all Europe with skill and
daring on the high flying trapese
daily performs her forward Somer-
sault through spsce from the
swinging bar many feet above the
sawdust-covered rings, catching
the trapese on return by her toes
and heels.
This little lady, who seemingly
has no knowledge of fear plungeS
headlong from the dome of the
big circus tent turning three
complete somersaultS in mid-air,
landing in one of the five rings
having no safety net of any kind.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
WEDDING DATE SET

The wedding date for the mar
riage of Miss Jeanne Prusik,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
PruSik, to Donald G. OchS, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ochs, of
Fremont, has been set for Sep.
tember lst.
The couple will be married at
an open church, double ring GER
emony, at 1890 a. m. in the I'M
maculat2 Conception Catholic
church. Father Karl A. Brand
will perform the ceremony.
Miss Prusik is a graduate of
Port Clinton High School and is
employed at Erie Ordnance De
pot. Mr.. Ochs graduated from
Tri-State College in August 1850
and is employed in the Special
Engineering Division with the
Babcock and Wilcox Co, in
Barberton, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
Moqruder Hospital
Surgical

SUT9tCdt
July 19-Ovid Wahlers, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Carl Hofer, Oak
Harbor.
July 2O-Melvin Hansen, Tolc
do; Mrs. Richard Wolf, Port
Clinton,
July 22-Mrs. Arthur Carsten-
sen, CataWba.
July 23-MrS. Gerald Stuart,
Port Clinton.
July 24-Mrs. Harry Leary, OF
Port Clinton; Mrs. Albert Cass,
Oak Harbor.
July 25-Edward Sprenger, of
Port Clinton; Pauletta Miller, of
Port Clinton.
Medica!
July 19-Mrs. Florence Bowd-
en-, Catawba.
July 21-Cecil Harrod, Port
Clinton; Arthur Huepenbecker,
Toledo; Charles Woodman, Ca
tawba; Fred Lambert, Port Clin-
ton.
July % = Ernest Markley, Oak
Harbor.
July 23-Julius Kreutzfeldt,
Port Clinton.
July 25-Joyce Ritter, Port
Clinton.
Birthe
July 19--MrS. Richard Stein
miller, Oak Harbor, boy, 8 lbs,
81a ounces.
July 21-Mrs. Nello Bianchi
Put-in-Bay, girl, 5 lbs, 6 1/2 OF
July 22-Mrs. John Mizla, oil
Port Clinton, boy, 7 lbs, 2 OF.
July 22-Mrs. Carl Wiewant, OF
Port Clinton, girl, S lbs, 3 OF,
July 22-Mrs. Herbert Swenty
Port Clinton, girl, 7 lbs, 4 OF.
July 21-Mrs. Escom Brown
I.acarne, boy, 7 lbs, OF.
July 22-Mrs. Raymond Bay
Port Clinton, boy, 3 lbs, 8 OF,
July 25-Mrs. Charles Swand
er, Port Clinton, lbs, IL OF.
July 25-MrS. Justin Dehring
Rocky Ridge, boy, 8 lbs, 2 OF.
July 25-Mrs. Ezra Wamsley
Port Clinton, boy, 7 lbs, l OF.
Discharged
Mrs. Norman TewerS, Mrs. H
c. Wahlers, Mrs. Kenneth Ho
facker, Mrs. Ormel Dean, Mrs
John Gdovicak, Nelson Klein
hans, Dennis Mcdaniel, Grace
Shertzer. Mrs. William Barfield
Mrs. Rob, Butler and baby, Mrs
Sixto Guardiola and baby, John
Szilagyi, Mrs. Jack Riedmaier
and baby, Roy Seymour, Mrs
Norman Shafer, Mrs. Betty
Schmidt and baby, William
Sweetwood, Byron White, Mrs
Raymond Bay Mrs. Herbert
Swenty, Mrs. Charles Hess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-27
ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC
SUPPER HELD ON
MOORE'S DOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Assert lIolzhauer
entertained at a picnic supper at
Moore's Dock Saturday evening
in honor of Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Elmingcr of Hollywood, Florida.
Those who attended in addition
TO the honorcd guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Al KaIb, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Emmett and the hosts.