Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

Henry, Mrs. Wilbur Kroeger, Mrs
Robert Wheatley, Miss Audrey
Wheatley, Miss Ethel Lemke and
Mrs. Frank Garnes of Elmore.
Last Thursday while working
lor George A. Weis, Fred Miller
suffered painful injury to his
right arm when a scaffold slipped
as it was being let down and the
chain wrapped around Mr.. Miller's
arm. The wrenching and twisting
Of the chain on his arm laid Mr.
Miller up the rest of the week. He
resumed light work on Monday
/ for Mr.. Weis. The accident hap.
pened near Oak Harbor on a
bridge that Mr.. Weis has the con.
tract for.
Mrs. Norman Workman of Am
herst, Ohio has been guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kontak the
past week.
Friends of Robert Crozier will
be glad to know he returned home
from the hospital last Friday, after
receiving treatment there the past
months. His health has improved
considerably. Sunday his family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Crozier, Lin
da and Donald Ray of Oak Harbor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long and
Karen, Miss Phyllis and Bonnie
Jean Crozier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Durdell of Elmore gath
cred at his home to enjoy POI
luck dinner and visit with him
Late in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs,
Crozier of Oak Harbor and Mi.
and Mrs. Crozier of Elmore took
Bonnie Jean to Toledo, where she
attends school, and called on little
Lucille Durdell. X-rays viii be
taken of Lucille this week to see
If the casts on her legs may be
removed.
On Oct 25th Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Magsig and Jane of Gibson
burg were callers at the Leonard
Fulkert residence in Sarasota, Fla
and on Oct. 81, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Nuhfer visited them. How
ever, the Nuhfer's had considera-
BILE difficulty in locating the Full
kerts as they have sold their gro
cery store and were moving that
day. The Nuhfers found Laurie
selling popcorn for the tech-club
1t the football game. The Fulkerts
have moved in the trailer and
their new address is Red Rock
Bay Rd., Sarasota, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Magsig arc
the parents of their first child, q
son, born at Memorial Hospital
Fremont Nov. 7th. The baby
weighed z pounds, l ounce and
has been named Steven Charles
Mrs. Magsig was formerly Barbara
Richardson.
The Church of Christ was not
overcroWded for the Prince of
Peace contest last Sunday night,
but the three contestants Sue Gro
zier, Nelson Ayers and Richard
Deacon gained volume of know
ledge in public speaking, "On Get
ting In Step" was the topic of the
Grafton of Sue Crozier, ':!The Fork
In The Road" was by Nelson Ayers
and "World War Or World Law"
was the topic of Richard Deacon.
Miss Crozier won first place and
was awarded a Bronze Medal by
the Ohio Council of Churches.
This was the 28th Prince of Peace
contest. She will represent the
church in the county contest in
a few weeks. Nelson Ayers was
chosen as the alternate.
These orations were prepared
and were prize winners of college
students. They were about eight
minutes in length. Miss Bethel
Madison of Oak Harbor, Supt. J.
Rooerts and Mrs. Robert Kars-
nhizki of Genoa were the judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carsten left
last Friday with their trailer to
spend the winter in Bradenton,
Fla. Their son James went with
them to drive the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Flick went
to Moline, Ill. last Saturday to
bring her grandfather, Mr.. Fred