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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
Coming EUents
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER a

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER tt
Fern Chapter. No. Fl. Order OF
Eastern Star. Scottish Rite
Temple. . pm.
Alcoholics Anonymous. First
Presbyterian Church Annex,
SPIN.
Old fashioned Hymn sing and
fellowship hour, Poinciana Bap-
tiSt Church, sponsored by
Youth for Christ. 7:SO pm.
Knights Of Pythias. Pythian Han,
SPIN.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
street Methodist Church, T7e
Fleming street. 1850 pm.
MONDAY, DECEMBER l.
Key West Duplicate Bridge Asso.
citation. Jayeee Club House
Flagler Ave, 7:4S pm
Methodist Men, Wesley House,
pm.
Key West Temple No. %. Py-
THAN Sisters. regular meeting
at T;30 pm. X. Of P. Hall, pre-
eeeded by banquet al s pm. at
BennyIx Cafeteria. Mrs. Lucy
Anderson. Grand Chief Of Flor
ida viii attend on official visit.
Weman's Auxiliary Of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, meeting in
parish hall. J pm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
Teen Ayers Get
Contest Chance
Through Magazine

Extension Magazine, the popular
Catholic monthly, is now sponsor
ing special contests for teen-agers
with talent. This magazine is In
tereEted In having the teen-agers
viewpoint In each issue.
Three contests with high cash
prizes are offered to all competi-
tors. One hundred dollars Is offer
ed for the best Extension Gov 'r
idea, with consideration only Of the
idea and not the artwork. One
hundred dollars is the prize for
the best Career Corner" sketch
- an interview with a Catholic
figure of distinction, and his ad-
vice to young people who wish to
enter this particular field; all
sketches accepted will be paid SIS.
Ten dollars will be paid to the
originatorS of each cartoon accept
ed for publication in "Extension;"
in this too it is the idea which
counts and not the artwork. ALI
high school students are eligible
TO enter. e
There are also three special
prizes offered to the Extension"
Teen Representative of each school
One hundred dollars is the prize
for the Teen Representative who
sponsors the largest number Of
submissions from his school, based
on the percentage of school enroll
ment. Seventy-five dollars is offer
ed to the Teen Representative who
sponsors the largest number Of sub
missions from his school that are
published.
Material entered in these con-
tests must be in Chicago by Dec
ember l. This means it must be
submitted to Eleanor Momm, Teen
Representative from C. NJ. l., by
November 26.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27

people to whom he l. introduced
and the small fry out Ut the yard
climbed all over him.
There's one cat available, O
sleek black lady full grown and
just right for q house mouser.
As we walked away from the
wistful, anxious watchers, the tum.
ult died into silence. You could
feel the disappointment settling
down like q cold rain even though
the sky was sunny. Maybe some
day, some hour, some one woHld
come along Thanksgiving rs q day
for gratefulnesS-and there Is moth
ing more touching than the CRATE
full look q dog can give when h
knows it Is wanted and win be wei
coined into q home.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
Mrs. John Glass
HOnOred Tuesday
At FRA Shower

A surprise baby shower for Mrs.
John Glass was the highlight of
the coffee held at the Naval Sta.
ton Beach Patio by Unit Sc Ladies
Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve
Association on Tuesday, Novem-
Der Is. She received a number Of
lovely gifts for the shower.
HostesSeS were Mrs. Betty Brinn
and Mrs. Martha Matthias. Tuna
fish salad, buns, coffee and cake
were served to the members.
Attending the affair were Mes
danes Eleahore Boucher. Sandy
Sweat, Millie Robinson. Nellie Mac
Laughlin, Helen Shaw, Dorothy
Renowden, Geneva Hunt, Mary
Boyeson, Dorothy Schmersahl,
Elizabeth Schneider, Frances Har-
rington and the honoree.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27

NuQI CA1s
The purpose of these monthly
parties as explained by the PTA
president Glenwood Sweeting is to
bring about closer harmony be-
tween. child, teacher and parent.
They provide an opportunity for
newcomers to the community to
meet members Of various civic
organizations and work together
for mutual satisfaction.
Mr.. Sweeting stressed the fact
that kindness and tenderness to.
ward one another and thinking be-
fore you speak of and to one an
other are some of the friendly aims
he hopes TO achieve by these
gatherings.
The four first grade teachers,
Miss Gladys Hubert, Miss Claire
Jones, Mrs. Ethea Stricken and
Mrs. Thelma Watkins music super
visor Miss Miriam Crawford; and
librarian Mrs. Helen Williams were
introduced and each one related
her history to date.
A songfest was conducted by
Mrs. Brynina Thompson with
music by q string trio, Carleton
Roberts, and Mr.. and Mrs. v. z.
Watkins. They favored the group
with the following selections:
"When You Wore a Tulip" ''In
The Good Old Summertime" and
my Little Girl"
Hidden talent was revealed when
several dance selections including
the polka and square dance was
offered by Miss Crawford and Mr..
and Mrs. Seacord.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the party chairman,
Mrs. Doris Edwards, and her
room representative from the -four
rooms.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27

a smooth-haired terrier with a
patch over one eye and a white
clown-like face. His buddy, a fawn
shaded male was little heavier
in build with deep brown eyes, a
nice broad head, and q winning
grin.
Next was q black spaniel with
droopy ears and an furtive but
active tail. Hes some ones lost
cocker spaniel. Just came in Mon
day, Quinby said, "And we hope
he'll be claimed by his right own
er. They brood you know. And it
is a sad thing when a dog is lost
or left behind. They can't under
stand what has happened"
In another cage was a wooley,
cuddlesome poodle about IL pounds
in weight and about six months
old. She wriggled with ectasy
when we stopped at the cage. Her
roommate was the big rust-haired
80 pound dog with a big intelligent
face and frame constructed on
the lines of a Great Dane, only
not so large. He may be part Wal
ker hound. Quinby said he was
probably a mixture Of short-haired
German shepherd or Doberman
Pinscher and a large hound breed.
He's the color Oh red sorrel.
The dogs were let out for photo.
graphs. Quinby put the big one on
a leash and got him to pose be-
tween playful bouts which nearly
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
Harris PTA Room,
Representatives
Meet On Tuesday

The monthly meeting of Harris
Elementary School P. T. A. room
representatives was held Tuesday
evening in the school library.
Mrs. Margaret ForeSman. study
course chairman, spoke to the
group about the proper approach
to teaching sex facts 10 the grow
ing child. At one time, she point
ed out. such talk was considered
taboo, but mothers Of today are
urged to lay the proper founda-
tons in early life. BY instilling
healthy and happy attitudes to-
ward sex early we can avoid the
embarrassment some children suf-
fer in adolescence.
Mrs. ForeSman noted the i'm
portance Of teaching the children
the correct names for the body
organs fro mthe time they begin
to talk and Of answering questions
outright so that children will be
prepared when they hear tales
from other children.
Plans for the annual Christmas
party and the Christmas banquet
for the faculty were discussed and
committees appointed Several
mothers volunteered 10 help make
The - eapeS needed for Miss Craw-
ford ChriStr, choru, The group
viii nee; at Mrs. Byrnina Thomp-
sca's home Monday al ,. m.
The ThSRkSgN sng theme was
earned cut in the refreshments
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
FLEET TRAINING GROUP
COMPLETES TOY DRIVE

The Fleet Training Group wish
ss to announce ths completion Of
its toy drive, and is grateful 10
sll donstors.
Acknowledgment Is also made
70 ths Oversees Cycle Shop on
Eaton Street for uendIng and re-
pairing . great number Of bieY-
eles and trieYeles free Of charge.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27

TV addicts arose early on q Sun.
day morning to see the end Of
Flo's valiant swim from Catalina
Island TO the mainland. Just as
she neared the shore, the picture
began looking like a dipso's dream.
The earlybird set watchers never
did see her struggle onto shore.
6. The Rita Hayworth-Aly Khan
reconciliation. The fabulous couple
played their road show from Bev-
erly Hills to Paris. They had more
farewells than the late Sarah Bern
hsrdt. Observers noted that Rita's
film vehicle was proSpering Il. the
meantime.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
BRIDGE EINNER TOLD

High score for the bridge game
held this week by the Key West
Bridge Club was made by Mrs.
L. r. Aeagan
me club meets every Monday
At thS Jav,'ee Cluh house at f.S
pm
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27
LiUe Model Portraits To Highlight
Kew Vest Artists Christmas ShOtU

The Key West Artists group voted at meeting held Tuesday
night p j. Ross 51S United Street. exhibit
one paintings the Christmas show scheduled
through 81 OF the IS at the
ing members 1t expected that those still u
city the show that well so paintings
water media will be East Marteo
erYf exhibit and gift display.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-27

with the reproduction Of a tom
turkey &dorning a beautiful cake.
Punch and sandwiches were also
served By H. hoStesSes. MeSdameS
Tlllle Roberts. Mary Russell VII
ma We b. Frank Hart and LoreEc
Campbell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Mrs. Earl Parker entertained in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Rather
inc Markets birthday, on Monday,
May IL.
Guests present were: Mrs. Henry
Fuchs, who celebrated her 92nd
Birthday May Ia, Mrs Charles Dug
gan, Mrs. Bruno Weber, Mrs. Emf
ly Procht, Mrs. Adel Barker, Mrs
Thomas Smith, Mrs. Kurt Woisch-
Ike, Miss Louisa Fuchs.
A light luncheon was served and
also Birthday Cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Griese of
Pittsburg, Pa, were island visitors
this week end.
The Junior-Senior Banquet spon-
sored by the Parent-Teacher Ass.
was held in the Parish Hall of 81.
Paul's Episcopal Church.
Members of the Senior Glass,
Miss 10 Ann Zura, Miss Shirley
Klopp and Theodore McCann were
the honored guests. and guest nj
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

The new Erie Isle stopped on
her first trip at Middle Bass on
its way to Port Clinton. A large
crowd, including the school chill
dren went down to the dock to
wish the genial crew and host.
Mr.. Geo. Lonz the very best of
luck and good wishes for a plea
SAINT and prosperous season.
Helen Paula Silver, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Silver
probably will claim the distinc-
ton of being the youngest passen-
ger to ride on the new Erie Isle.
Age, two and half days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schneider.
and Sonny went to Sandusky Tues
day. They will bring the Ruth
Thelma to Middle Bass. Mr.. Sch
neider is skipper for many fish
ing parties around the islands, and
the Ruth Thelma is one of the
boats that is popular for this sport.
Mrs. Geo. Lonz who was hos
pitalized for several weeks is i'm
proving. She expects to spend Sc
veral weeks at Rome City, Indiana.
Walt and Issy Swisher spent
several days in Toledo before open
ing their restaurant for the sea-
son. They expect a busy sea
son according to the number of
new homes, and guests who will
visit the island during the vacation
period
Mac Ashley is competing two
more modern summer homes to
rent. This brings the number to
six. These homes are furnished
with electricity, electric stoves, re
frigeration and baths j. You have
ideal living conditions and good
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
MIDDLE BASS

fishing too What more can
we ask?
The club house on the western
end of the island is now only a
memory. John Wikel, Collins Ohio
bought the structure last year and
will have the grounds cleared by
fall.
Mrs. Watson entertained the is
land ladies Saturday May 3rd.
Euchre and Canasta was played
awards went to Mrs. Henry
Kuemmal, Mrs, John Roesch, Mrs
Leslie Bretz and Mrs. Mac Ashley,
Euchre Mrs. j. Disrude, Mrs
Ball, Mrs. D. Carledge, Canasta
The door prize, Mrs. ]. Dis
rude.
Many summer visitors ana resi-
dents are arriving on the island.
To open their homes for the sea-
SON we saw Mr.. and Mrs. McElroy,
Gallon Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. De-
Weese, Piqua, Ohio, Rev. and Mrs
Blyth. The Johnsons, Ashley, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball Frank
lin Payer. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wi
kel, Collins, Ohio DR.. and
Mrs. Spreng, Cleveland O. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Schnoor, Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Put Bay Notes

the Junior Class. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Badola, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Stanbury, Jack Stois and
Mrs. Verda Jenkins of the High
School Instructors were present,
and Miss Edna Esselbacl1 of the
Elementary Grades. Mrs. Margaret
Fox, teacher Of the 1st, End and
3rd grades, was called out Of town
for the week end and was unable 10
attend
Mr.. and Mrs Gauis Halloch
spent the week end here with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hallock.
Mrs. Jane Webster Duvot of Co
lumbus, o. spent Mothers Day here
with her mother and father, MIR
and Mrs. Paul Webster of Lorain,
Ave.
Mrs. E. Fox spent Saturday and
Sunday in Holland, Ohio, with
her daughter and son-in-law, M.
and Mrs. Paul A Heckters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Mrs. Yvonne Market Vroman.
of Sandusky spent Mothers Day
here also with her parents
The Erie Isle remained in
Port Clinton Monday afternoon
and evening. The strong North
West winds made the trips to anc
from Port Clinton and Put-In-Bay.
"a very unpleasant one" so the
boat will leave Fort Clinton on
Scheduled time on Tuesday A. NJ.
Clifford Morrison of Dayton, o.,
was week end guest at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Martha Nor
riSOn.
Miss Joyce Ohemacher was a
Sandusky visitor on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Larkum of Co
lumbus, O., spent the week end
here at their summer home on
East Point.
The Parent Teacher Ass. held
regular meeting on May 13.
Election of officers was held as
follows; Pres. Mrs. Clarence Grove;
Vice Pres. Mrs. Chester Dress;
Sec'y, Mrs. Wilson Stewart Web
ster; Treasurer, Mrs. Stanley Wpl-
kowicz; Historian, Mrs. Jacob Vlr-
duin, and Scholarship Representa-
tive, Mrs. George Borman.
installation of officers will be
held on May q.
Mrs. George Boiman, Mrs. Ches-
ter Dress, and Mrs. Ethan Fox
were appointed to serve on the
Auditing Com.
The Parent-Teacher Ass. will
cook and serve the dinner for the
Alumni Banquet on May "a.
The newly installed out door
drinking fountain has been install
sled and is being used by the
children on the play ground.
The local school children will
be excused on Friday May Is, to
loin the islanders in Port Clinton,
on Put-In-Bay Day.
Miss Paula Webster and Bernard
McCann have been chosen King
and Queen, and Shirley Pudy and
Shirley Klopp were chosen
Queens Attendants
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Democrat Standard
Bearer For Senate

Roy H. BURY, of Lyons, will be
the Democratic candidate for
state senator from the 30,33rd
district, which includes Ottawa
county.
He will oppose Delbert L. Latta,
McComb, who won the Republ-
ican nomination against Ralph j.
Cain, Bowling Green and Carver
Oxley, Findlay,
Fred Adams, Bowling Green in
srrance agent, was the incum-
bent senator, who ran for con-
gress, being defeated in the COP
primaries by the incumbent Cliff
Clevenger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Clinton last Tues.
Mrs. Paul Stonerook was in Put
IN-Bay last Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard thinner
man and daughter, Linda spent
Friday in Sandusky, They alsJ
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ROben
Stonerook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Wires spent
Sunday in Sandusky with Mrs.
Wires mother, Mrs. David Brown.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
HUNT METAL WORKING UNITS

The United States Government.
through the State Department of
Education, is asking for help in
breaking the bottleneck that ex-
lists in the field of Woodworking
machinery. Details of the pro-
gram will be handled by the State
Agency for Surplus Property in
the Department of Education. DR..
Hissong, state director of edu-
cation, said that Ohio should lead
the nation in this recovery pro-
gram. He bases that statement on
the fact that Ohio is one of the
outstanding states in the Union
in manufacturing Woodworking
equipment. Ohio has 122 or 1873
percent of all the Woodworking
manufacturers in the United
States.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
NORTH BASS

Mr.. Larry Wires attended the
Township Trustees meeting at Put
In-Bay Monday evening.
Mrs. Ersel Maynard and Mrs.
VIM Dempsey we're in Put-In-Bay
Tues.
Mrs. Geo Bower was in Port
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
AVOID BLOSSOM DROP

Planting too early, using too
much nitrogen or planting the
wrong variety may cause blossom
drop and a low yield of lima
beans. Beans often bloom we'll
build gardeners expectations
then the blossoms drop off, says
v. E. Keirns, extension vegetable
specialist at Ohio State University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
SAND TEMPORARY AID

Sand is temporary remedy for
crusting garden soils but it is
2 poor substitute for organic mat
ter, according to E. c. Wittmeyer,
extension horticulturist at Ohio
State University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

FLYING STEEL HITS EYE
James Coyle received emergen-
cy treatment today for removal
of piece of steel in his eye.
The accident happened at school
as he was chipping a weld.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

Used Cabinet Sinks. Name your
price. MvIIigan, Oak Harbor 14t4
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cannot participate in active
duty in Cuyahoga county.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bender
of Cleveland stopped in at the
Frank Waltman's on their re-
turn from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Holder
of Bass Lake rd. spent some
time at the Pennsylvania PENN
sula, meeting there with the
Senior Holders from Pennsy,-
vania. The trip was a very
pleasant one.
A surprise bouquet consisting
of large and small NUNS with
gladioli was received by Mrs
Frank Waltman on her 18th
wedding anniversary, from her
husband, Frank, and girls, Gail
and Sharon. The girls treated
the folks to dinner at Chin's
Gail Waltman is staying for
a vacation at the Senior Walt
mans this week.
The Buckeye Ramblers who
play regularly at the Midway
Inn" rambled over to Grange
Park" and played for a picnic
held there by the Chagrin Val
ley Merchants club, Sunday,
August 10.
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o Our new Budget Service Plan makes
it easy for you to keep your car in tip-top
shape. You pay as little as $3.50 week
--wtile you driuei As your Ford Dealer,
we are qualified to service your Ford
best. Stop in soon!
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SouthNeWbur,
News by Lucy Simpson
Telephone Newbury 902
(Omitted from last week)

(Omitted from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ladd
and two daughters from Pana-
ma, who have been visiting
Geauga county relatives the
past six weeks, called on Mrs
Lucy Simpson, Friday.
The Button families were al
Herman Mitchells in Bainbridge
on Thursday evening to cele.
brate Mrs. Eileen Mitchell's
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Button
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mil.
anich in Cleveland, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Minnie Frost of Bel
rd., died at the Pope Home in
Troy on Wednesday. Funeral
services were held at Dingman's
in Burton, Saturday afternoon
with burial at Auburn Corners
Mrs. Kenneth Williams and
son, Bill, and her mother, Mrs.
Miller of Aurora, attended the
soap-box derby at Akron, Sun
day.
Bill Williams participated in
the square dance contest which
was won by the Geauga county
All clubs at the contest in
Ravenna.
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Corner Routes 87andM

News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Telephone Newbury 1872
st. Helen's Masses
An invitation was extended
to all parishioners by Rev.
Father Phillip Kaducak, O.S.B.,
and Rev. Father Jerome Koval,
O.S.B., assistant pastor of St.
Helen's on Sunday, August 8,
to visit st. Andrea's Abby" in
Cleveland. Many parishioners
visited this new building and
enjoyed it very much as il
was of great interest and an
occasion that happens rarely
After its dedication Wednesday
it was closed to the public.
Father Phillip and Father
Jerome stay at this monastery
Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bizjak OF
Restful Lake had as their guests
Mrs. Bizjak's sister, Mrs. Bar
nard Maturszak, and family
of Toledo, Ohio.
Double Birthday Celebration
A double birthday celebra.
ton was held at William He'll
berg's of Restful Lake for Mr.
Andy Lucky and Anna Mae
Cerny. Those present were
Nick Yonek, Airman 3rd class
on furlough from Army Air.
force and from Soldier, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hyclak
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lichniak
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cerny, Kath.
crime Sucky, Steve Yanek
Betty Parabechek, Bob ano
Doris Perry, Rose Vilchek ano
Francis and Chet Borkowski
all friends from Cleveland.
Entertaining
The "club 40" of Cleveland
will be entertained by Mrs
Faye Clapacs Monday, August
IL, at her place. The club was
organized in 1910. They memo
sox and make outfits. For the
present time Mrs. Clapacs i:
an honorary member because
is active in Geauga county anc
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-21

mately So acres Of land, be the
same more or less but subject to
all legal highways.
The prayer of the said petition
Is that the said defendants appear
and show cause why said surviv-
ing spouse should not be permitted
to purchase said premises in ac-
cordance with the statutes In
such cases made and provided;
and that the Court may direct the
administrative of the said estate,
or q Commissioner appointed by
the Court to execute proper
deed conveying to said surviving
spouse the above described real
estate; and for all such other
and further relief as is just and
equitable. .. ..
The persons above mentioned
will take notice that they have
been made parties defendant to
said petition and that they are
required to answer the same on
or before the 23rd day of August,
A. D. 1852.
Elizabeth A. Meyer
by Malcolm Y. Yost, her attorney.
6c34
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cAquiM
News by Harriet Minman
(Omitted from last week.

NEWS Dy harriet MInmAu
(Omitted from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minman were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Myer, Saturday evening.
Barbara Sheehe of Turner
Drive celebrated her tenth
birthday with a party. There
were 18 children present and
she received many nice gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Hutchison
and children from Inaiana, Pa,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Sheehe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kral at
tended a birthday party for
MIR and Mrs. Robert Darrow
Saturday, and Sunday they
were in Akron as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darrow.
Joseph Glen Hall, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hall, also
daughter, Alice Marie Hall,
were baptized at st. Mary's
church Sunday morning. God
parents were Mrs. Joseph Kral
and Mr.. Stanley Darrow for
Joseph Glen and Mrs. Sophia
Cataldo and William James
Bagshaw from Willoughby were
Godparents for Alice Marie,
Father Maher baptized all three
of the children who are the
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kral. Guests at the
Joseph KraPs were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Darrow from
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Cataldo, from Altoona, Pa,
Mr.. William James Bagshaw
from Willoughby, Mr.. and Mrs,
Stanley Darrow, MIR. and Mrs,
Lester Hall and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Antonio and
daughter.