Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-21
MARBLEHEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Adams, 80, former we'll known
Marblehead resident we're held
at $50 AM. Monday in St. Jo-
seph's Greek Catholic Church 1921
Orleans Ave-, Cleveland, Rev. Via
dimir Firczak officiating. Burial
was in Calvary Cemetery, Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Adams, head of one of
Cleveland's largest families, died
Wednesday at the family home,
10012 Aetna Rd At her death she
! left 108 descendants, including II
children; 20 grandchildren, So
! great grandchildren and two great
great grandchildren.
! The Cleveland woman was born
in what is now Czechoslovakia and
came to this country in 1878 and
three years later was married to
John Adams, Berea, who preceded
her in death in 1945. Shortly be-
fore his death they celebrated
their 65th wedding anniversary
and received a letter of congratu-
lations from Rep. Frances P. Boil
ton for having II grandsons and
two granddaughter serving in
Armed Forces. At their Golden
Wedding party they received a
first award for having the most
descendants, which then num-
bered 73.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams operated a
dry goods store for a number of
years in Marblehead moving to
Cleveland in 1918 where he be-
came an employe of the American
Steel & Wire Co. Mrs. Adams was
a charter member of st. Mary's
Greek Catholic church and First
Catholic Slovak Ladies Union,
Lodge SO.
Surviving are four sons, John,
Michael, Andrew and Joseph; sew
en- daughters, Mrs. Mary Dorko
and Mrs. Anna Ontko, both Mar
blehead, Mrs. Peter Elizabeth)
Klotz, Sandusky, and Mrs. Vera
Huth, Mrs. Grace Liptok, Miss
Julia and Miss Sophie; and grand
children mentioned above and two
| brothers. John and Steve Rovtim
Attending the funeral from
Marblehead were Mrs. Mary Dor
ko, Mrs. Anna Ontko, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Boytim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Capko, Mrs. John Dziak,
and Janet, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl. Ring
holz, Shirley and Jerry Ringholz,
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Griesser, Paula,
Carolyn and Kathy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Dorko, Mr.. Dan Dorko, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Dorko, Miss
Gladys Dorko, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Ontko, Mrs. Mike Dziak, Mr.. AL
Ontko, Mrs. Don Walliser, Mrs.
Peter Mizla, Mrs. Frank Hallier,
Mr.. Mike Cherveny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Boytim, Mr.. Joe Boytim,
Mr.. Francis Dorko, Miss Veronica
Dorko, Miss Elaine Dorko, MI.
and Mrs. Cyril Dorko, Mrs. Mike
Glovosky, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Monak, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Boy
tim, Mr.. Edmund Monak, Mrs.
Mike Kopchak, Mrs. Veronica
Koch, Mr. Clarence Boytim, Carol
Boytim.
The Gilbert Clemons, Sandusky,
were Sunday evening visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
St. Marie and family.
Miss Jean Dziak has accepted a
secretarial position with Libbey-
Fiberglass in Toledo.
Mrs. Ann Ward, Sc, making her
home with daughter, Mrs. Irene
Kaspar in Port Clinton, tripped
and fell and as result suffered a
broken hip. She is in Magruder
Hospital.
| A surprise birthday party was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hughes, Fremont, in honor
of Mrs. Katherine Walby, celebrat-
ing her 73rd birthday Sunday
| evening. Among those present
! were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walby and
| family, MIR. Ray Walby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Walby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Walby. Mrs. Ann Sherman,
daughter, was unable to attend.
Mrs. Rose Walby, age 81, sister,
was also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pokey,
Lorain, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Reilly, Lorain, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Art Kaspar, Sunday aft
ernoon.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eugene st. Marie
| Tommy and Leon of Elyria. were
visitors over the weekend at the