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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

HARRIETTSVILLE The
Stitch and Chatter All club en-.
9oyed a swimming party al
Merryland Pool, Marietta and 9
picnic supper at the Roadside
park on Tuesday afternoon and
evening. Members were Mary
Ellen Wilson, Kaye, Faye, Ellen
Mary Eileen Cunningham, Donna
Lee, Letha Rohrer, Ann Johan-
ming, advisors, Mrs. Kathryn
Ayers and Mrs. Annabelle How
ell and guests at the supper, Mr..
II. M. Ayers and Mr.. Forest
Howell.
Brush Party
Mrs. Beryl VanFossen enter
. tained Friday evening with a
Stanley Brush party. Anna Mae
Bettinger of Dexter City route
was the demonstrator. Games
were played and at the close of
the meeting refreshments were
served to sixty guests.
AT Ohio State
Daniel Schramm went with
Floyd Henderson, the county
agent, to Columbus, Friday and
attended the class on Dairy Cat
tie Judging held at Ohio State
university.
At Reunion
Miss Luna Ullman, Walter
Ullman, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
Schramm and Daniel, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ullman, Mrs. c. E.
Johanning, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Johanning and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Ullman and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w. Ullman attended the
Ullman reunion, Sunday, held at
the Masonic Park, Marietta.
Attend Ok Roast
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Ayers and
Will Hawkins, of Stafford, at
tended the annual meeting and
OK roast of the Belmont Electric
Coop. held at the GAINESVILLE
City park, Saturday.
Personals
Pvt. Norman Baker of Indian
town, Gap, Pa, is spending a 8
day furlough with his wife and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Baker before going to New Jer-
sey port for overseas duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Starr and
son, Bruce of Baileys Mills, were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley VanFossen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrene Baker
and family of Ravenna, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bonar and
family of Stowe, are visiting
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

The Delaware Gazette of Del
aware, Ohio, has been published
continuously since the founding
of The Delaware Gazette, and
Religious Informer October /,
1918.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my many
friends for the nice cards, letters,
flowers and gifts | received
while | was a patient in the Me-
mortal hospital and since my re-
turn home. Also the McVay
ambulance service. All were
deeply appreciated.
Mrs. Betty Clark R0sSiter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

FAT STEPPED Up to 10 in
Wayne Tail Wager" Dog Food.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-08-07

Classifieds Paw Dividends
Evening star., 1952-05-11

mentioned in the Bible that Esau slept on.
Not only that, but it the stone they once
called Jacobs Pillow: Jacob slept on it when
he saw the vision of angels ascending and
descending the ladder to Heaven.
viA 4e0alAmA
AND then, after that, they used it as the
cornerstone of Solomon's Temple in Jerusa-
lem When jerusalem was sacked, the
Prophet Jeremiah took the sacred object on
a tour of Greece, Sicily, Egypt, and Spain.
1t ended up in Scotland"
well, how did er," interrupted.
ndinthe efourteenthc fowedthe
river Shea, Robert Bruce of Scotland asked
Cormac Mccarthy of Barney Castle for
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1952-05-11

scene from Romeo and Juliet" with him
self in the lead role. However, we have Mr..
Shea's solemn word - he'll swear to it on a
stack of Barney Stones - that he's over
20 years old. and his only interest in fair
damsels is to indoctrinate them with the
proper mood and posture for kissing the
stone. Having timed the Blarney specialist
at this job, however, we found that, for some
nacoountable reason, pretty girls appeared
to be much slower than men at learning the
ropes. A perfectionist, Shea indoctrinated
some of the girls in his arms for as long as
five minutes. He usually gripped the men
unceremOniOusly by the ankles, tipped
them up like bottle of catsup, and got
the whole job over with in jiffy.
When we first met the Blarney bureau
uat, he was on his knees before the stone,
in posture of prayer. He was welding a
scrubbing brush.
IF didn't purify old Blarney three times
a day, you couldn't see the stone for the
lipstick. It's drivin' me daft, that's what
it it's. All this scrubbin' is job for me
missus. But I'm never lettin' her kiss the
Blarney Stone. She talks enough already.
she does." he told me before had time to
regain my breath after negotiating the 1873
spiraling steps leading up to the parapet.
They oughtn't to allow any lady to kiss
the Barney Stone unless she's wearin' that
new kiss-proof lipstick. Used to be a Latin
inscription on the stone. But I've scrubbed
that away, getting the war paint off,"
About 10000 seekers of smooth-talk of
all races and professions make the pilgrimage
Evening star., 1952-05-11

once did rigadoon on the ledge of the
parapet while accompanying himself On the
accordion The COB suddenly plunged over
the side, kept playing all the way down. and
landed unscathed on his back in the
yew tree.
Although Matt has scrubbed away part
of the stone himself, only two pieces of any
size have come off within memory of living
man. One instance remains very much in
the memory of living American gentleman
who took off a chip of the famous talisrnan
by accidentally scraping it with his nose.
He also took off a piece of his nose in the
process.
That man was souvenir hunter. that's
what he was" Matt says HE knew before
he got up there he was going to use his nose
as a hatchet. Accident, my eye. That man
gets no sympathy from me-"
The Ndayo9'S Chip
HE second missing chip came about inten-
tionally. 1t was scalpeled off the mother
stone in 1888 and sent as gift from Fire
to the U.S. where it was presented at an
official City Hall ceremony to the late
John P. O'Brien, mayor of New York.
MIR. O'Brien made tender speech of
acceptance, kissed it affectionately. and
promptly lost the next mayoralty election
to Fiorello H. La Guardia.
kiss it in Ireland, or don't kiss it at ALL"
says Matt.
One full shipment of Blarney stone did
reach American shores. 1t consisted of six
tons of ordinary limestone quarried from
Evening star., 1952-05-11

way HAS OiVCAA A0Pk|GAISA"
The view from this angle is of sheer drop
ending in yew tree $50 feet below.
Even Matt Shea becomes untalkative
when asked about the Blarney Stones VIC
Tins Yet two people at least have ended
up in the leafy branches of the yew tree.
One man, in the days before iron bars were
placed between the stone and the castle to
break fall, tried to steal solo kiss late at
night He fell through the opening and
broke his neck His relatives are said to
have sued the late Sir George Colthmst.
whose family are the present owners of
Blarney, for $500.
He was drunk" says Matt Shea dis
dainfully.
According to John Hewlett in his book,
The Barney Stone, there was sailor who
Evening star., 1952-05-11

the seam on which the
castle stands. Sir George
sold it to what the Irish
newspapers sinisterly called
an American syndicate"
for $50. The American
syndicate turned out to be
a soap company. They
hashed the Blarney-quar-
ried material into bits
which they offered as a
soap-premium charm
bracelet on a daytime radio
serial known as David
Harum." There we're
4O5, 900 takers at IS cents
apiece.
Although the genu-
inc article seems des-
tined never to stray
from the Old Sod. If yvas
once quite a gadabout.
"A long time ago." re-
lates old Matt, ''the
Blarney Stone was part
and parcel of the Stone of
Scone - the Scotch heir
loom now used by the
British as a Coronation
Stone. Why isit so famous?
Well, because, my friend,
this is the very same stone
Evening star., 1952-05-11

10 the OrdCOIlCdl oracle
each year. Among the
motley crew of Barney
kissers in modern times
are Winston Churchill,
Wrong Way Corrigan.
Rita Hayworth. and a
Mrs. Blumenfeld, proprie-
tor of a kosher restaurant
in County Killarney.
loeKoot Drop
On MANY of its worship
pers, however, the Barney
Stone seems to work with
reverse English - it rem
ders them speechless with
fear. This target of a mil
lion lips is set in the bat
Elements about two feet
away from the castle
proper. Its position is
slightly lower than the
level of the castle ram
part. Its wooer must lie
on his back. bending his
neck to the point where
his chin faces heaven,
and a lower set of false
teeth would fall into the
esophagus. This, by the
wav hac often h2Dpenpd
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
ACADEMY OF FRIENDSHIP
ATTRACTS MOOSE LADIES

The Annual Spring Session of
the Academy of Friendship of the
Women OF the Moose was held in
Cleveland May 4, with a number
of Port Clinton Chapter membeYs
present.
Receiving their Academy Il
Friendship Degrees were Ruby
Carnicom, Viola Debien and Gwen
dolyn Stout. Those already acade-
my members and who were in at
tendance were Cora E. x. White.
Senior Regent of the Port Gin
ton Chapter; Abbie White, Mary
Snider and Leila Lavender, Jun
lor Regent Of the Port Clinton
Chapter. Junior Grand Regent Ger
aldine Rhode was flag bearer. Over
1000 members from Ohio, Penn
sylvania and New York were pre-
sent.
The next meeting of the Port
Clinton chapter will be held on
May 10. Formal initiation OF new
candidates will be held. Officers
will be nominated Rings will be
presented to those members re-
ceiving their Academy of Friend
ship Degrees at the Cleveland ses-
sion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
MRS. BARDEN WlTTER
HONORED AT SHOWER

Mrs. Albert Selgo, Fulton Street,
was hostess recently at a Stork
Shower in honor of Mrs. Barden
Witter. Co-hostesses were: Mrs.
Mary Austin, Mrs. o. L. Rice and
Mrs. Morton Everett.
Pinochle was played with prizes
being awarded to Mrs. Witter, Mrs.
Ralph Cooper, Mrs. Robert Wal
ters and Mrs. Alvin NersWig. Lunch
was served at the Conclusion of
the afternoon. Mrs. Witter received
many lovely gifts.
Attending the party were: Mrs.
Herbert Murphy, Mrs. Henry Bel
licki and Mrs Robert Gordon of
Detroit Mrs. Fred Walters, Mrs.
Alvin NersWig, Miss Pat Nerswig,
Miss Irene Christensen, Mrs. Ho-
ward Baumgartner, Miss Lois Eve
rett, Mrs. Henry Schnoor. Jr., Mrs.
James Walters, the honored guest
and hostesses.
Unable to attend we're Mrs. Mer-
lin Besso, Mrs. Norma Fox and
Mrs. Clayton Finken,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
HIGH. SCHOOL
CONCERT TO BIZ:
GIVEN MAY IS

The annual Spring Concert
given by the high school band
and Acappella choir will be held
on Thursday evening at 8 pm.
in the auditorium. The choir is
under the direction of Printy
Arthur. David Stanton is band
director.
Announcement has been made
of the program schedule as fol
lows:
Acappella Choir
Sleep, Baby, Sleep, Arr. Robert
Shaw.
Set Down, Servant, Arr. Robert
Shaw.
Alto Solo, Dolores Duffy.
Baritone Solo, Delbert Knepper.
Now The Day Is Over, Barnby.
Song of the Russian Plains,
arr. Strickling.
Deep River, Burliegh.
Little David, Girls Chorus, Ken
nedy.
The Lord Bless You and Keep
Yor, Lutkin.
Band Program
King Cotton March, Sousa.
Jesu, Joy of Mans Desiring,
Bach.
First Norwegian Rhapsody,
Christensen.
A Walking Tune, Grundman.
Selections from "Music In The
Air., Jerome Kern.
Saga OF the Hills, Clair Johnson.
The Phantom Regiment, Leroy
Anderson.
New Colonial March. r. B. Hall.
Overture to Donna Juanita'' !,
Won Suppe.
Blue Tango, Leroy Anderson.
Git on Board, Novelty, arr. Paul
Yoder.
AS their final number, the
choir and band will combine, with
160 students on stage for a rous-
ing rendition of "The Battle
Hymn of the Republic" by Ring
Wald, using the arrangement by
Fred Wering.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
Al JOLLY STlTCHERS MET
WITH MRS. BURNETT BRCUG1

Members of the Al Jolly Stit-
chers met Monday evening with
Mrs. Burnett Brough.
Appoined to the Constitution
committee were Norma Jean Bun
ming, chairman; Janet Lee Rose,
Janet Balduf and Linda jenkins.
Serving on the program committee
will be Virginia Nelson, chairman;
Pat Leggett, judy Vogt and Alvcta
Mae Rose. The Constitution Com
mittee will meet with Ruth Ever
son on May 9 at 7 p. m. The Pro
gram Committee will meet at the
EWerson home on May II at : p. IN.
A report of the Officers Meet
ing at LaCarne was given by Pat
Leggett
The next meeting will be held
on May 19 at z p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Burnett Brough.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY
MET LAST MONDAY EVENING

Assistance to the Toledo Dioce-
san Council of Catholic Women IN
the placement of GermanALstrian
children of high school age was
the appeal made by Mrs. Catherine
Hauser at the meeting of the I'M
maculate Conception Altar and
Rosary Society at their Monday
night meeting. The children are to
be placed in American homes to
familiarize them with the Amer
ican way of life.
Mrs. Christ Dubbert pointed out
the needs of the Catholic Medical
Mission which include hospitaliza-
ton garments for women and in
fants, as we'll as different sized
bandageS and dressings needed in
the leprosy colonies Small groups
will be organized locally for this
type of work under the auspices
of the Blue Cross circles.
Election of officers was held
with Mrs. Michael, the president
elect being named president: Mrs.
Frederick Hendrick, president
elect; Mrs. Ralph Quisno, vice
president; Mrs. Herbert Witt, sec
retary; and Mrs. Edward Snyder,
treasurer.
A new constitution was read and
approved by the group The con-
stitution committee included Mrs.
Ralph Schafer, Mrs. Edward Sztuk,
Mrs. Michael HrIpcho, and Mrs.
Norman Kohloff.
All ladies of the parish are in
vited to attend Day of Recollec-
ton to be held on May 18th at
Our Lady of the Pines, Fremont,
Ohio. Reservations should be made
with Mrs. Bernard Kasper In OBJ
servance of Mothers Day, parish
school children have requested a
mass to be said at 7:45 a. m. or
Sunday, May 11th, for all women
of the parish.
Members serving on the commit
tee for Father Mueller's break
fast June 1st, are to contact the
chairman, Mrs. Donald Stein.
The social committee for the
evening was comprised of Mrs. Del
bert Wilson, Mrs. Robert Weber
and Mrs. Herbert Witt. Pinochle
was the diversion of the even
ing with prizes being awarded
to Miss Ann Miller, Mrs.
Richard Robrom and Mrs. Ralph
Schafer. Appointed to the June
social committee were Mrs. Ralph
Schafer, Chairman; Mrs. Charles
Scherer, Mrs. Adolnh Selz, Mrs.
John Souter, Mrs. Edward Snyder.
Mrs. Louis Sorenson, Mrs. Henry
Sztuk, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs,
Donald Stein and Miss Veronica
SouthWood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
DOROTHY KERR WE'D IN
PUEBLO. COLO. CEREMONY

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr, JEFF
ferson ST., are announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Doro-
thy, to Raymond Steele in Pueblo,
Colorado on May l. The candle
light ceremony was performed at
z p. m. in the First Methodist
Church, the pastor officiating.
The bride wore grey checked
srit for the ceremony, with pink
and white accessories. She carried
white bible on which was fast
ened a white orchid.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Bet
ty Bailey of Pueblo, wore a grey
gown with blue accessories. She
wore a pink orchid.
Mr. Robert Bailey was best man
Major Anderson gave the bride
away.
The young couple plans to re-
main about six weeks in Colorado
after which they will visit Port
Clinton and go on to Pennsylvania
where the groom will be associated
in construction work.
Miss Kerr had been employed
about year, previous to her mar
riage, at the Pueblo Ordnance
Depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
GYPSUM SINGER
MAKING MARK
WITH BIG BANDS

Mrs. Lulu Reed, daughter of
MIR and Mrs Mike Nc Clelland
Gypsum, seems to be going places
these days.
Last November Mrs. Reed aud
itioned for a big name Band, Som
ny Long Gone" Thompson. She
was promptly hired. She filled en-
gagements in Washington D. c.,
New York, Pittsburgh and Detroit.
Returning to Port Clinton Mrs.
Reed resigned her Erie Ordnance
Depot position and now makes
her home in New York City.
In March she was a featured
singer for a week at the Howard
Theatre in Washington D. C. Then
she appeared at the Famed Apollo
Theatre N. Y. mecca of show
people, for a week.
She has filled numerous other
engagements that have taken her
to Atlanta Ga, Miami Fla, Mem
phis and Chicago.
At present they are preparing
for a trip to the west coast, full
filling long list of commitments
as they swing across the county
Mrs. Reed also has two year
contract with one of the largest
recording companies in N. Y. One
of her records Drowning In My
Tears" has just been released. 1t
was heard locally on a Cleveland
disc Jockey program.
Mrs. Reed, 25, is the mother of
two children, Patricia Reed, a pu-
pill at the Gypsum school and Mel
vim Jr., 3 years old.
She is widow, her husband,
Melvin Reed, World War II We
teran, having died of polio in Sept.
1948, three months before Melvin
Jr's birth.
She was formerly a soloist with
the Harold Boggs Singers.
The Misses Carol Mailer and
Catherine Sherwood will be host
esses on Monday, May IL, after
school at the church basement, of
the Gods Helpers, Kings Daugh-
ters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
To11igl1t's Dessert

That rhubarb which is in its
prime on the back corner of your
lot can give you some tasty dishes
now, and few boxes put into
the freezer will be a bell ringing
dessert next winter.
We al think of rhubarb pic,
but have you served a rhubarb
shortcako? A quick shortcake
couch for six servings can be
ma'le from 2 c. flol5r, 3 teaspoons
baking powder, 1/3 C. fat, 2 table
spoons sugar, 2/3 C. milk, and 1s
teaspoon salt. Bake at 425 de-
grees for 90 minutes. Cool slight
ly, split and place stewed rhu-
barb between layers and over the
top of the cake.
In freezing rhubarb three met
hods are recommended: (a.) cut
ting raw and packaging dry; (b.)
cutting raw and covering with a
cold 40-percent sirup; 3 cups
sugar to q cups water); (c) heat
ing rhubarb in boiling water one
minute and colling promptly.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
., ~ SoctaI Scene
GARDEkl CLUB MET WITH
MRS. FRED ElSELE

The Port Clinton Garden Club
met Monday evening, May 5, at
the home of Mrs. Fred Eisele, Mea-
chen Grove. Subject of roll call
was "A Garden Poem" Mrs. Stem
sen Petersen gave an interesting
program entitled Tradition of the
May Basket" Members exchanged
plants and cuttings from their
various gardens.
Plans were completed for the
spring flower exhibit to be held
at the Port Clinton National Bank
on Saturday, May 9, from 200 to
900 and Sunday, May 10, from
loo to 500. The Firelands Gar
den Club and the Home and Gar
den Club will also display arrange
ments from their gardens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
PORT CLlNTONiTES HAVE
FREMONT BIRTHDAY PARTY

In honor of six birthdays being
celebrated last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Haaser held a Joint
celebration Slnday in their Ere
mont home.
Cakes for the six honored guests
were presented during the dinner.
including Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Coo
per and Ronnie, Mrs. Madonna Hes
chel and Cooper, of Port Clinton
and Dianne Haaser.
Others attending the celebra-
ton were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cooper, Steven Heschel, Tommy
and Jimmy Cooper, all Of Port
Clinton, and Marilyn and Terry
Haaser.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
WOMENS CLUBS FEDERATION
MET WITH MRS. +. a. MEKuS

Mrs. Francis A. Mekus was host
ess to the May Board Meeting of
the Port Clinton Federation Of
Womens Clubs at her home last
Thursday. Reports were heard from
committee chairmen.
The Health and Welfare Com
mittee will aid in the Cancer
Porch Light Campaign" to be held
Friday, May 8, The Ohio Sesqui-
centennial Commission reported
on their plans for next year in
celebration of Ohio's 150th ami
verSary.
Mrs. Carl Hechler, Mrs. Ralph
Roose, and Mrs. Charles Steven
son of the Nominating Committee
gave their activities report.
New officers are Mrs. Gerald
Pehrson, president Commodore
Perry Circle); Mrs Wayne Freder-
lei, vice president Child Study
Club; Mrs. Willis Misch, record
ing secretary Child Guidance
CounciD; Mrs. Margaret Murphy,
treasurer (Thursday Study Club;
Mrs. Alvina Holtkamp, correspond
ing secretary (Coterie); and Mrs.
Harry Karshner, auditor Fort-
nightly Club
The GeXt board meeting will be
held on June 5, at 8 p. n. in the
home of Mrs. MekuS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB
TO MEET MAY 18TH

The Country Culture CLUB will
have a regular meeting at Com
mrnity Hall on Thursday after
noon, May Is, when hostesses VIII
lie Mrs. Pearl Baldwin and Ms.
Eleanor Beier. The theme of the
program will be Daughters. Mrs.
Alvina Swan will portray 18th cen
trry fashions, Mrs. Opal Atwater
Will portray 10th century fash
ions; 18th century dates will be
given by Mrs. Louise Lieske and
20th century dates by Mrs Martha
Peters. Roll call is to be answered
with "an unusual date.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
GAMMA OMEGA CHAPTER
MET THURSDAY NIGHT

The new president of Gamma
Omega Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi,
Mrs. Ray Lyons, presided at the
regular business meeting last
Thursday night in the club rooms
IN the City Hall.
Mrs. Lyons, along with the fol
lowing new officers, was installed
at the Founders Day Banquet at
the Island Hotel, April 3Oth: Vice
president, Shirley Smith; Record
ing Secretary, Dolores Kroeger;
Treasurer, Eleamore Migala; and
Corresponding Secretary, Lillian
Adams.
At the same banquet, ten new
pledges were initiated: They were
Jean Myers, Dorothy Monak,
Eleanore Migala, Peggy Patz, Lii
liam Adams, Shirley Smith, Marian
baltimore, Ruth Ingram, Dolores
Kroeger, and Carla Leggett.
The following committee chair
men were appointed for thefolloW-
ing year: Social: Mrs. Robert
Luchsinger; Publicity, Dorothy
Monak; Service, Jean Myers; Ways
and Means, Marjorie Wassmu,h:
Historian, Ruth Ingram; Contact,
Mrs. Robert Leggett; Care, Mrs
Chester Burr; Program, Marian
baltimore; Girl Scout, Marjorie
baltimore; and Club Room, Mis-.
Peggy Patz.
Girl Scout Court of Awards will
be held Tuesday night at High
School Auditorium. Next Thurs
day will be the last meeting ior
the summer months. Mr.. Jones is
the guest speaker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
ANNOUNCE WORK SHOP

A special two-Week workshop in
home economics equipment is be-
ing offered by the University of
Toledo summer sessions, Charles
j, Kirschner, director, announced
today. Nell White, of Purdue IN
iversity, will conduct the course
which is offered for home econ
onlics teachers, extension workers
and home economists in the bus
mess field.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
PETER MINDERMAN is
OSu HONOR STUDENT

ANNOUNCEMENT was made this
week that Peter A. Minderman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Min
derman, 123 Oak Street, has been
named to the honor roll of 2o4
upperclassmen in Ohio State Uni
versity's College of Engineering.
To be named to the honor roll,
each student must have attained
averages of 3.25 or better during
the Winter Quarter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
SHOWER GIVEN FOR
MAXINE BRINDLEY

In honor of Maxine Brindley's
approaching marriage to Don Wag-
goner on June z, bridal shower
was given at the home of Irene
Christensen Monday evening al
the christensen home on East
Second Street. The bride-elect was
presented with a set of Revere
Ware.
During the evening the guests
played pinochle, with prizes going
to Roseland Rohda, Audrey Rohda
and the consolation prize to Norma
Gleckler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-09
SCOUT COURT OF AWARDS
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY

The Girl Scout Court of Awards
will be held at the Port Clinton
High School auditorium on Tues
day, May Is, at 7:3O p. m. Both
Brownies and full fledged Girl
Scouts will receive thelr awards
for their years attainmens. Brown
lie members will receive their
Wings" and the Curved Bar
awards will be made to 9th grade
Girl Scouts. There will be about
$50 scouts participating in the
evenings activities.
Mrs. Willis Misch is general
chairman of the Court of Awards.