Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-09-05
ELMORE
MRS. n. j. EULkERT

She has been named Nancy jean |
and weighed Z lbs. / OF. The cou-
pie also have a son Russell.
DR.. c. M. Doty returned home |
last Friday from a two-week fish |
ing trip to Georgian Bay, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malick and |
family of Akron, o., accompanied
Mr. Doty on the trip.
Little Miss Bonnie Jean Crozier,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Crozier was enrolled in the second
grade at Sherman school at To-
ledo in the Hard Of Hearing class,
Wednesday, Last year Bonnie
Jean attended the Lentz School
at Fremont.
Mrs. Harris Kardatzke attended
the meeting of the District Presi-
dents and presidents of tue
Home Demonstration Council at
Columbus last week to plan the
years work The first meeting of
the district officers and county
officers will be held at Bowling
Green, Sept. %. and Oct 9th
The officers will learn their work
shop duties at these meetings.
| Mrs. Kardatzke is president
| of the district.
Pvt. and Mrs. Raymond Krise,
arrived in Elmore Saturday. Pvt
Kruse has been attending Radar
School at Fort Bliss, Texas for the
past year. Mrs. Kruse has been
with her husband since April. Pvt.
Kruse will report back to duty
at Fort Lawton, Washington, Sept
7th. Mrs. Kruse will remain with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Their.
| Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
Charlotte Gibson, were held We'd
nesday afternoon at the Sabroske
& Myers Funeral Home Rev.
Newton Kelly of the Church Of
Christ officiated.
| Burial was made in Union Gem
etery.
Mrs. Gilson died Sunday even
| ing. She had been an invalid the
last ten years as the result of a
broken hip. She was the daughter
of Alpheus and Melissa Bacon
| Cooke, and was born at Rollers
, vile in 1869. Mrs. Gilson's family
had all preceded her in death.
She was the youngest of six child.
rem. On Nov. Is. 1888 she was
married to Eben Gibson al Gibson
burg. They lived on a farm near
Elmore until Mr.. Gilson's death
} eight years ago. Mrs. ellison ther
| moved to Elmore. She was mem
ber of the Church of Christ. The
l couple had celebrated their 25tE
and 50th wedding anniversaries
Mrs. ellison is survived by {
daughter, Mrs. Florence Witty Of
Elmore; grandson Gilson and two
great granddaughters, Mary Fran
ces and Kay Ellen of Mansfield
2 Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Durdel
received word of the death ot
their brother-in-law, George Zulcl
at Weston, Ohio last Tuesday
4 Before the Durdell's left to attent
l the funeral they received wore
E that thir niece, Mrs. Miriam
e Strohm died as the result of az
auto accident Thursday near Wes
ton. Mrs. Durdell's sister, Mrs
Paul Weimer who was riding il
the car with Mrs. Strohm is il
serious condition in the hospita
at Bowling Green. Mr.. and Mrs
Durdell and Mrs. Robert Crozie
attended the funeral of Mr.. Zulcl
Friday at Weston. The DurdelP
remained with Mrs. Zulch. Mrs
Crozier came home the same even
ing, but returned with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Long, Phyllis Crozier
Mrs. John Renwan of Elmore ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Crozier O
Oak Harbor to attend the furera
OF Mrs. Strohm Monday.
Miss Charlotte Glassen of st
Louis, returned home Monday b,
plane after spending two week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
E. Glassen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Kardatzke
Elaine Kardatzke, Rachel Yeast
ing and Sue Crozier attended tn,
State Fair last Tuesday. Elan,
and Rachel modelled their dresse
there that won the county recog
milton for them. Mr.. and Mrs
Maynard Yeasting also attended
the Fair the same day. The Co
lumbus Dispatch sent Elaine
10 IL photo that was taken o
her at the Fair. Miss Kardatzk,
Is undergoing treatment for
polio condition and modelled he
dress in wheel chair.
Seaman RM.S.N. Eugene Flic1
is home on sick leave from Beth
eSda, Maryland for two weeks
Seaman Flick had been statione;
at Morocco, Africa for fifteel
months. He broke his ankle ther
and was sent to Bethesda, Jul
| 11th for fro afpnapf uo ;c ,,;c;+;7,