Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10

part of the time and is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Foster
observed their Golden Wedding
anniversary last Wednesday. AL
though open house was not held
many neighbors, friends and rela-
tives called on the honored couple
in the evening.
A lovely 6 o'clock dinner was
enjoyed by the couple and their
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan F.
Bennett of Toledo ard Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Foster, Susan Cora
and John Richard of Elmore and
Mrs. Fosters brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Feilbach of
Toledo. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster were
married October l, 1902 by Rev.
C. K. Smoyer in the home of her
parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Feilbach. They have lived
in their present home on Toledo
st. except for the first few years
with her parents all of their mar
ried life.
Mr.. Foster was the first rural
mail carrier of Elmore, having
started on September 1, 1902. His
mail wagon being too heavy for
the mud roads of the early days
he delivered the mail in his buggy.
After fifteen years of the horse
and buggy way stone roads be.
came available and Ford car was
purchased by Mr.. Foster to travel
his route.
Mr.. Foster has been retired
from the mail route for nineteen
years. He is also a Spanish War
Veteran and has been secretary
of the Masonic Lodge for thirty
eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster are also the
grandparents of Mrs. Gerald Cover
and the great grandparents of Lin
da Ellen and Ann Elizabeth Gov
er. The couple received many
gifts, beautiful flowers, nearly 1OC
lovely cards and several kilograms
in honor of the occasion.
The people of Elmore are called
on again to donate blood to the
Red Cross Mobile Blood unit wher
it makes its second visit at the
Church of Christ on Wednesday
November 19. The hours will be
from 10 Am. to 4 PM Anyone
between the ages of 18 and &c
may give their blood. 180 pints oil
blood is the stated mark this year
Pledges may be made at the Tru
man Drug Store or call your loca
recruitment chairmen, Mrs. Lorer
Trautman at 1924 or Mrs. E. J
Winkler at 1892.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Witty of Ell
more and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Friemark of Martin, Ohio. attend
ed the Grand Circuit Races a
Lexington, Kentucky four days las
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beckman ane
son of Washington, D. C. return
ed home last Sunday after spend
ing week with her parents, Mr.
| and Mrc Pn1Jo Tbono
Mrs. C. w. Witty will have
public sale of her mothers house
hold furniture Saturday. The sal,
will be held at the late Mrs. Gil
sons residence on Maple Street
A complete line of household
goods will be auctioned eff a
1890 pm.
Mrs. Bertha Marsh of Guelph
Canada came last Friday 70 visi
her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Marsh and family.
A bridal shower for Miss Joal
Sandrock, bride elect of VIM
Douglas of Oak Harbor, was givel
by Mrs. Kenneth Royce and Mis-
Katherine Snyder last Wednesda,
evening in the home of her rar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sand
rock. After several appropriate
+. games were played with Mis-
Gladys Ayers, Miss Margie Fill
more, Miss Sue Hohenbrink. Mrs
Burton Magsig and Mrs. Haze
Douglas winning prizes, Miss Sand
rock opened her lovely shove
gifts. An attractive lunch wa
served at one long table and small
pastel plastic umbrellas were tn
place favors. An umbrella desigl
in pastel colors also decorated tn
ice cream. Attending the shove
were Miss Phyllis Rief, Miss Pegg
Rohloff, Miss Mary Ann Kuhlmar
Miss Grace iHellwig, Mrs. Darrell
Williams, Mrs. Hazel Douglas
Mrc Ganroo Eoart Mrc R1rto,