Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-22
ELNORE

L 1HSt I1dI lis TLIIIlUlc CIdSS VI OA
held their first reunion at Bay
Point last Sunday. Those atten-
ding we're Larry Detzel, Sue Hqd-
enbrink, Peggy Rohloff, jim
Flick, Grace Hellwig, Dale Deite-
myer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Eg-
CERT, Shirley Damschroder, Mary
Ann Kuhlman, Dick Zolman,
Bruce Kontak, Phyllis Reif, Bob
Lauer, Joyce Kimberley, Joan
Sandrock, of Elmore; Bill Doug
las, Oak Harbor, O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Royce of Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Kontak
visited the Louis Bromfield NAL
abar Farms near Mansfield, Ohio,
Monday. Their children Kenneth,
Margaret and Mary accompanied
them.
The M. Y. F. league of the Trim
ity Methodist church held an all
lay outing and picnic at Bay
Point Sunday. About twenty-five
Young people attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hum
nhrey of Oak Harbor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Druckenmiller of El-
more were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fulkert
and family of Genoa.
Airman 1st class Herbert Gnep-
per and Mrs. Gnepper, a recent
| bride and groom, came to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Gnepper and other relatives a
| week ago Sunday Mrs Gnepper
| was the former Gladys Carter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Carter of Lubbock, Texas. The
Young couple were married June
9th in Lubbock, Texas. Airnan
lst class Gnepper is stationed at
he air base there and Mrs.
Gnepper works at the base as a
member of civilian personnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Summers
and Bill, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Rey-
nolds and Jim spent last Sunday
in Wooster, Ohio, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Boiling and family.
The Bolings were former resi-
dents of Elmore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Shaffer, Laury and Linda of
Canton, joined the group for a
pot luck dinner.
In honor of the bride and
groom Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Dun
meyer of Lindsey entertained
Saturday evening about fifty rel
atives who showered the couple
with many lovely gifts. Mrs.
Gnepper was presented with a
corsage of orchid and white as
ters. The relatives then enjoyed
visiting and a pot luck lunch.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Gnepper and family invit-
ed former friends and neighbors
of the Hall Road to the former
Hall Road school house in homer
of the couple. Mrs. Gnepper was
presented with corsage of white
gladiolus then the couple opened
their many beautiful gifts. Near
ly one hundred guests we're pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Gnepper
and family then served refresh
ments to the group. The young
couple will conclude their visit
here Saturday and return to Tex.
as.
John Hovis, owner and mana
ger of the Red and White Super
Market, moved into his new loca
ton at the corner of Rice and
Maple streets Monday. The build.
ing has just been completed by
George Weis. Mr.. Weis bought
the present site where the old
hotel stood. The hotel was used
last year as a registration booth
for visitors at Elmore's Centen
NAL celebration. The hotel was
torn down last winter and con.
struction for the new building
was started. The new store is
| modern in every detail contain
ing twice the former shelf and
floor space. A total of 31OO items
will ge on the shelves in few
days. A self-serve dairy depart
ment and a complete refrigerated
fruit and vegetable department
are two of the major appliances
in the store. There are two check.
out registers, with parking facili
ties in the rear Mr.. Hovis stated
that more bargains will be Of
fered to his customers through
the new plan of cash and carry
purchases.
Mrs. Edith Ames of Port Clin
ton stayed at the home of her
| son Paul while they were in
New York City.
Rev. and Mrs. Newton Kelly
and Mrs. Robert Ayers are teach
ing at Chi Rho camp, Camp
Christian, this week Sue Ellen
! Kelly, Barbara Magsig, Lowell
Knieriem and Tom Crozier are
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