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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
LTTMBER BARGAINS

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ii cents ID: It.; piy4ccd M cSttinas. G dns
prize; Ss;dcda cd stock ,;k. doors. Igor, . mSuid-
|oPENsi II HasvhssS' HEvEs To g. 8 AND SUNDAYS
GEN. MILLWORK co.
Ganas's turn lef aaIk e e. efns sail & Conn ave
psn.TN Berlin qsss iSs .dss MolasI asIo END
cond. Priced ST. 800. REX III
Wills. Newburs, Md. La Plata
MAHSGANY CEDAR CHEST. s45.
Chest Of drawers. $40. Climax room
cooler, $50. What-not shelf. $3.50.
SollaaUyay bed. 4s In. $50. XII.
lHIA,MdLF, IAN r GE ss.s33 ss33s. excellent cgqdi- q
MANGLL, THOR, Gladiron. $40; Proc
other household articles. b526 4th
Mss,NaTiEHk. old pine, good condition, uts
MARBLE.ToSP i DRESSER, wash stand
back and side euard; Italian Car
MARINE ENGINES, four; i Chrysler
Srsi . Girays; n Three sump pumps: sey-
cast iron Xttinssis. Two out oUtboard ara
motors. Rear 1l02 Florida ave. I. e. :
MATTRESS, Simmons, double, Q Wks,
oo!d; o!d; cost S49.50, sacrifice S26. NO
MxTTsEss, MxTT tyin size, felt. clean,
Mar 'Ydsii pisfLxY N CASE. M E'1n used 1s-ft.
fhnpssmssn1; sls11i any reasonable oyer
METERS, SO to be sold at surplu: prh prices
MIcRoPhoNEsr. Ii aiG g. asssn cslSon, II; dynamic
throat mikes. crystal, lip mikes for
sai., Slii g ss.s1 4sccS Ss;eol St: !. patTick,s 8
4gseaRaoshAfh: geRs AAfnhE:arc1sssi ssi rYPRWHiFHs PRRTRdHaA;
MiEEoGRAPH. A. B. Dick, hand,
eiec;; bargain. Call today. CO. 1925;
f@EodRlAsphh4 dlls h4th mSCHINR q S DI looG Ts7s
M!0T0RS-.lI20 70 rs h.p. Z MP,
s5fH8p 4. tests R7. sbssS9ps e'cASES'
MOTORS, 1I100 to 100 h.p.: and re-
oucsion ouss gsar; gr; $50 volts; rewound
~gASAs OAN ~ 4VUo s1Etn. NJ uZZ4.
MOTORS--New Delco, develop "
h.p.; sealed ball-besring. overload
relay: $15 ea. ia. 03S3.
MOTOR, outboard, slightly used, like
! new; Sea King (Montgomery Ward.
3 h.p.;- $40. XII. S-204O.
MOTORS, Westinghouse, q. c., "
h.p., SS; Westirighouse Il a.-c. mo-
tor, $3.50: both perfect condition.
MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT--
Ampro 16-mm. sound protector.
speaker, large screen, cases and ex-
tension cords. All in perfect cond.
Ideal for use by club, church. school
or in. home. Oilers invited. 7O4
Elm ST. Chevy Chase. Nd. OIL. 4ll5.
MOVIE PROF. 1emm snd., East.
man. like new. access. dem. In B. {.
Write Box GALS, BALTIC, 40, Md,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RADIO, Zenith. transoceanic portable,
peri, S2S: RcA port, sos: fabie
model Zenith, FM-AM, new, sac;
other equipment, OIL. 232f.
RADIO, Hallicrafters. - tube. sem
arate speaker; $50. JE. 3-0I07.
RADIO RouIRMENT-Rider manuals
volumes through 16, new cund.
Simpson mod. 300 V-O-meter: RCA
gen. mod 160.; $126 for lot. AK,
RADf0 PARTS - Chassis. sneakers
resistors and misc. equipment; vii
sell lot for S65. Elec. motors. n
RaDf6 6NSGRafHc iO shch. cogBInstI0S gsi S50s
Philco; AL condition. Cail 10. q
RADi0 PHoNoGRAPH WIRE RE.
C0RDER combination: recording
wire, some with classical music re-
corded; record cabinet; console
radio; classical records. eacrifce
Ra6ro-Ssoso.. iT, S;sSSSs Zenith. walnut, CON.
sole, $75: boys bikes. 26-in., SIS
20 in. SIS. OIL. 8947.
Philco; 10-tube consoles with shori
wave; excel. cabinets: price S76 ant
$50. 1401 =. Capitol ct. s.e. TR
RxDio-PHONo. - H1-Fr. Brook i:
AS, amp. Altec 604-B speaker II
blond corner cabinet. Garrard rec.
ord changer, GE pickups, custom
I'm tuner. Also Bell PIAZZA super
trioed amp. VIII consider sale Of
separate units. Outfit priced wei
below Wholesale .JE 3-0a3R
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OFFICE FURNITURE

DESKS, WOOD: STEEL AND WOOD
oFFIcE MAcHiNES, STEEL SHELLY.
ING. STEEL LOCKERS: UNLiM-
iTsR ERoRn: 9sgAAhEFTy sA4TEds upo 20 ro ooH90sE Sos:
FREE DELIVERY, FREE PARKING.
OFFICE EQUIP. co.
.639 New York Ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-03-16
RADIO
PHONOGRAPHS

Before you purchase any Of the
famous make" dio-phonographs
investigate how much more you can
get Tor your money In q Costum
High-Fidelty system at Audio Con-
Our demonstration studio. located in
the beautiful and historic old Che
quire House, is the largest of its
kind anywhere In this area. With
our master switching panel 1t is
possible to hear literally hundreds
Of different combinations Of the
following fine components.
Craftsman, Leake, Nc
1ntosh. Grommes. Williamson. PICK
UPS Audax. GE Pickering. RECORD
PLAYERS AND CHANGERS; Car
Eard. Rek-o-Kut. Webster, SPEAK
ERS; Altec-Lansing, Bozak. GE
Perm. 90 Flux, Wharfedale. AM AMI
FIN TUNERS: Approved. Collins,
Radio-Craftsmen.
Open daily until $40 pm. Friday
evenings until Q pm. AL day Sat
urday.
AUDIO CONSULTANTS
202 KING ST., ALEX, VA.
XII. 8.7720. Ia
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MOVIE AND PHOTO

Equip. hecess.. suppl. Top brands.
Pay 8 to 1S mos. Bargains; trade
ins; one-year guar. Guide free.
Open 0-6; Thurs. 90. BRENNER,
933 penna. ave. NV. Park free.
RE. 2434.
MULTILITH, Model so. Also want
MSdsl 10; Must be cheap. IA. 7430.
q dtiti0n; Q Best offer. 2o2s h4th
NEON SIGNs-Two, reads "Cash or
Credit" with transformers. Ma.
offiGE CONF. TABLES, wal. nah.
very reas. Call today. co. 1926; I;
week. DI; 1872. 1112. 14th st. NV.
OFFICE EoUIPT.-Reming elec. type
writer, $500; elec. mimeograph,
S75; Standard elec. hectograph, deep
tray. $136; all in good condition.
oFFFiiCiE' iEouP.-pesks, chairs. nles.
safes, add. mach; reas. Today, co.
1925; wk.. DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Refrigerators
500 to S125

rRADR-iN ALLOWANCE ON PuR-
s5zsT. sS5AsTE PEEnHesoS. HsS efego5NNa SfssoN M9T: HsT:
INGHOUSE AND MANY MODELS
or On REFRIGERATORe. SAVE.
500 TRADE ALLoW3lANCE, -, 9M "a,
MENTION MANUFACTURERS
NAMES.
ALPERSTEIN'S
cUT-PRIcE APPLIANCE STORE.
1920 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Household FurnitlIre

Entire turnishinge Of Broom house
must be sold ct once. House has
can be seen Bun. from IL to 5.
49, Reno I'd. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-16
OPEN TODAY, IL TO 4 PM.
BLAIR,S TV.

RAD1O-PHONOGR
!, MAGNAVOX TRADE-INS
Excel. bargains, fully recond. and
guar: wide selection styles, finishes.
prices; some speakers; some AM
FMi 3-sp. phonos.; other makes
Tadios radio s from $40 CIV 9p; i; radiq,g phones:
Wilson blvd. Arl., OK. ll74 or or.
471l. Open Wed. Thurs. Fri. TIL
Evening star., 1952-03-16

ENCYCLOPERIA, see page 8, LIFE
Magazine. March 10; back cover
HOME JOURNAL, page 1S1, for 1st
h shoics a.Ss o. schools nS sTariei Sc.ss lss
1t mekes better srades, makes learn
Ing fun. For exciting FREE illus
r tsatsS MSb s5 gsosk gsok EFHisSs sasS sf5ns
Call CO. 25l4 or write p. o. Box
Evening star., 1952-03-16
PIPE-USED

Also used bathtubs, sinks, radiators
I ttructural steel angles and channels
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO.,
215 I st. S.W. Phone DI. S0O7.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
.CAMERAS-

Brand-new worlds finest by author,
gains: Tyr. guar: cash or s to Is
months to pay. Trade Lowest
prices. Free instruct. Catalog free.
eeven-hoSir photo finishing. Repairs.
Open to 6 Thurs, 9 to 9l
,oun. 9MENTES .i,,st neSt PaSa0 a3a p.GG: G0; Av.
NV. RE. 2434. Park free: air cond.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
FILLS CABINETS

New 4-draver steel, letter size. S44;
legal and letter size. with and with
out lock. available in gray. green
or walnut. N. FRANK q soN
Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914.
FILM DEVELOPING, printing In
hours. Color service; cameras on
credit. RE. 2434. BRENNER. 03S
toois. so; Els1 screen, ss7; eosi
rfRE fRsass' ExsTNaulsREs. e; sH aRaES COZ ID io.n
soda acid: y price. GIcHNER 261s
TM4xT;sIrinh;E q q inh;E Fx, Eocr sSS7; az, a.. cr.,t
Rapids, like new. suitable any line;
81 IT,; cost S376. sell SI75: Other
fixtures.. Call ct DRESS SHOP, No
II Florida ave. NV. after IL am
FI0USR MACHINES. new. save u,
to S57 on q new polishing ant
scrubbing machine. Am moving Il
new territory. Call DI. 6396, Won.
between o:Hp-4:30.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

FURNITURE - Bargaini Bargain!
Open today. Dinette set. new pias.
tic seat covers. end tables: crib;
kitchen chairs; few lamps; mite Ia
bles; desk and chair, leatherette top,
nice cond.; lawn mower; corner cup
SSssd %aysrE TarsFEss tTHnks; etc. ests ests
Marlboro pike s:e., 10. S-115i.
FURNITURE fne solid mahog
( dining chairs. new blond mahog
tradit. china cabinet. mahog. dble
bed, S12; walnut dresser and chest
$50. MI. 0312; after 9. DE. 6400,
FfURsNiIiTGGhRRE-Beautiful chippendale
mahogany secretary, purchased from
W.. & j. Sloane; gilt mirror for
buffet, lovely old mirror for mantel,
old scatter Oriental rugs, old gold
china, packing and wardrobe trunk,
FUfRNffTuRE0 F1UIfRaNSffTruiREE a-pisce pie; living room
;;ygite, ve eieesSic Ss,a washer. Call after
FGRNfT1RE ifoR s RMS, incl
FURNITURE-2-pc. Nv rnl. suite,
table and : benches. Gail sun, 81
rskNrTUREp sfsss SiSe pm ASjussssSi. SSjkaasssS Ii ssgS
sI2 Crittenden st. NV.
FURNITURE-For l.r,, DIR. and h.r
Heas. prices, discount for cash. Open
today 'til 6. WALLACE FuRN. CO.,
67l5 N. n. ave. JU. S-6791.
FURNITURE. bedroom twin bedsl
dining room. odd pieces. ia. 6457
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suite with
Beautyrest spring and matt: corner
cabinet; misc. pieces. DI. 621f
Sun. and ewes. after 6.
Outboard motor. John.
son. SO; Cameron dishwasher, S25;
baby's Detecto scales. So; crib and
mattress, S20; high chair, $40
studio couch S25: bathinette. 81
pair: baby chest, S5. SH. S0S5
FURNlTUKE-Dinette set. light wood
mod: gray sectional sofa. 12x1t
gray rug. drapes. 81. 7262.
chairs, black LACQUER. S12; 5-drawel
maple chest, So. IA. 2-5361.
|FURNlTURE, elegant, must be sold
al once, fine table, chair, mirrors
all Of finest quality. AK. 4265
FURNITURE. solid walnut gateles
ext. table g matching chairs. Phone
CypfeSS 1888.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

RADIo-PHONO. COMB.
Brand-new 1852 model, 3-speed play.
sr; high opality AM-EM radio, ma
today, S169.05; In blond. S179.96.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
DESKS

{ our once H furniture adl fSNS' 81 q
'URPLUs SALES. oil New Jersey
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
JOHN BRADDocK TO WE'D
TOLEDO GIRL SATURDAY

John Edgar Braddock, son OF
Mr.. Joseph Braddock, Lakeside,
and the late Mrs. Braddock OF
Port Clinton and Toledo, will wed
Bonnie June Whately of Toledo
on Saturday morning in Blessed
Sacrament Church, Toledo. Miss
Whately is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Whately, Sherman
Street, Toledo. Mr.. Braddock
has been residing in Toledo on
Drexel Drive.
The Rev. William Pfeifer, as
sistant pastor, will officiate.
Miss Whately and Mr.. Brad
dock are graduates of the Univer-
sity of Toledo, where she was
member of Chi Omega sorority
and Mr.. Braddock was a men,
her of Phi Kappa Chi fraternity.
Miss Whately has been teaching
at the Ward Cottrell Grade
School, Marine City, Michigan. A
number of her fellow teachers
have given her pre-nuptial show
ers in honor of her approaching
marriage.
Ushers will be Richard Lindsay
and Richard Simms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27

satin bows, white flowers and
strings of smilax, with tall tapers.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred j. Buhrow of Gray
town Mr. Dunmyer is the son Of
Mrs. Dewey w. Dunmyer and the
late Mr.. Dunmyer of Fremont. A
double ring service was observed
in the open church ceremony. The
bride was given in marriage by
her father.
The bridal gown was fashioned
with fitted bodice of imported
hand-appliqued chantilly lace
with tiny self-covered buttons
forming the back closing from
neck to waist. A full gathered
lace peplum formed the back
skirt and extended into the long
train Full length sleeves came to
a point over either hand. The full
skirt was bridal blue nylon net
under fiimy white nylon tulle,
forming the overskirt over It's
trous white The bride wore a
finger-tip veil Of illusion attached
to chantilly lace cap trimmed
with seed pearls. She carried a
shower arrangement of lilies-of-
the-valley and feathered carna-
tions trimmed with silver trico-
tine streamers tied in lover S
bows. Her only jewelry was sim
gle strand of pearls, a gift of the
groom.
Mrs. Walter E. Palr'ch of Lans-
ing, Michigan, a cousin Of the
bride, was matron of honor She
wore an orchid marquisette dress.
ballerina-length, the marquisette
forming an overskirt over orchid
taffeta. The bodice was trimmed
with chalk white braid which was
repeated on the bell sleeves of
the marquisette duSter coat. Her
cpen-crown picture hat was trim
med with flowers around the
crown and long satin streamers
down the back. She carried all
orchid net muff with flowers and
streamers to match the hat White
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
TWIN MOTHERS CLUB
MET WITH MRS. DEWITT

The Twin Mothers Club of OF
tawa County held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed
gar DEWITT in Carroll Township
on Thursday, June 19. President
Mrs. Wilbur Petersen conducted
short business meeting in which
q club constitution was discussed.
Formed in March, the club now
has twelve members all of whom
are mothers Of twins.
Mrs. DEWITT served delicious
luncheon to her guests. In atten-
dance were Mrs. Petersen, Mrs.
Harold Younker of Port Clinton
and Mrs. Theron Finke of Oak
Harbora
The group is planning picnic
en- July 10th for members and
their families at Port Clinton City
Park.
Another membeS Mrs. Floyd
Herl attended the Federation
Meeting in Youngstown on June
|,11. The club is affiliated with the
Ohio Federation Of Twin Moth.
er'S Clubs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
: .. ~ Social Scene

suede opera pumps completed
her costume.
Miss Elizabeth Harris of Port
Clinton, a cousin of the bride,
and Miss Dana Dunmyer of Ere
mont, sister of the groom,
were bridesmaids. Their gowns
were identical to that of the ma
tron of honor with the exception
of color. Miss Harris dress was
yellow. Miss Dunmyer's was of
aqua.
The brides mother selected
gray-blue silk nylon afternoon
frock with white accessories. Her
corsage was dark pink orchid.
The groom's mother chose a pow
der blue crepe afternoon frock
with pink accessories. A light
pink orchid formed the corsage.
Mrs. Frank Dunmyer, grand
mother of the groom, wore a gray
afternoon dress with orchid acces-
sories. Yellow sweetheart roses
were selected for her corsage.
Carleton Nelson of Port Clin-
ton, cousin of the groom, was
best man. Haldon c. Engler, Oak
Harbor, cousin of the groom,
and Robert Lorenz, Fremont, a
friend of the groom, served as
ushers.
Following the ceremony, re-
ception was held at the Fremont
Yacht Club from 4 until Z pm
for $50 guests Clusters of flow,
ers and garlands of smilax decor
ated the serving table, the center
piece Of which was four-tiered
wedding cake topped by minia-
ture bride and groom. Hostesses
for the reception were Mrs. Wal
ter ROzine, Mrs. Paul Brough,
Mrs. George Cordes, Jr. and Miss
Nancy Harris. Mrs. Floyd King
biel was in charge of the brides
book
Organist for the ceremony was
Miss Marian Engler, aunt of the
groom. Mr.. Paul Brough, a cousin
of the groom, was soloist. He
sang "At DaWning" and "Be-
cause" Preceding the ceremony
he sang "The Lords Prayer"
The bride and groom left on
trip to the south following the
reception. For travelling the bride
selected an aquamarine taffeta
dress with black and white acces-
sories. Her corsage was a white
hybrid cattelya orchid. Upon their
return, the young couple will re-
side temporarily with the brides
parents until their new home in
Fremont is completed.
The bride is a graduate of
Salem-Oak Harbor High School
and attended Bowling Green State
University where she was affil-
lated with Alpha Gamma Delta
Sorority. For the past few years
she was assistant cashier at the
National Bank of Oak Harbor.
The groom is a graduate of
Fremont Ross High School and is
associated with Dunmyer Motor
Sales, Inc of Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
FAMILY PICNIC HONORS
CALIFORNIA. VISITORS

In honor of the first visit to
this area in % years by the Lewis
Deppensmith's of San Diego, Cali
cornia, family picnic was given
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Marsac, Erie Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deppensmith were
former residents of Erie Township.
In attendance were the honored
guests; Mr.. and Mrs Richard Zwer-
man, Beverly and Barbara of ely
lie; Mrs. Lowell Temple, Charlene
and .Marelene of Fremont; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence SeaWeater, Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Bebow, Robert Larry
and Elaine, and Miss Beverly Bar
chet, all of Oak Harbor; Mr.. and
Mrs. George SchemenaWer, Ray
mond and Gail of Sandusky: Mrs.
Mary Bice, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fast
zkic, Don, Bob, Billy and Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fastzkie, Den
mis- and Douglas; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Cooley and Billy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Schiewe, Mary and John:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson, Al
Ian and David; Miss Joan Truck
and the hostess Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
sac
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27

Phofo py kenneli-Eliis.
Mrs. Richard LATER is the
former Olive EicheIberg Of lie.
ola, South Dakota. The groom
is the SON Of Mrs. Edward La
fer Of Catawba. The couple
were married on May 3Gth in
Hope Lutheran Church, Port
land. Oregon.
l-AFER-EIcRELBERG NUPTIALs
DESERVED IN OREGON
Mrs. Richard Later Of Esta-
lada, Oregon is the former Olive
Iichelbcrg Of Leola, South Dako-
a. The couple were wed on May
o in Hope Lutheran Church at
Portland Mr.. Later is the son
f Mrs. Edward Later of Catawba.
The morning service was per
ormed by DR.. S. C. Siefkes, as
isted by Rev. Robert E. Bayless.
The bride wore a ballerina length
lresS, fashioned of white lace
With finger-tip veil of illusion
',eld in place by Juliet cap of
eed pearls She carried white
prayer book with a spray of white
orchids. Her sister, Miss Alma
1ichelberg, was the brides only
attendant.
Edward Later was best man
or his brother. Ushers we're Rob
rt Weinman and William Shi-
icy.
The groom is a graduate of
Port Clinton High School and at
ended Capital University at Co.
umbus for two years. He was
graduated in Forestry from Mich
igan State College in 1851. He is
now employed in the U. S. Fores-
'ry Service at Mt. Hood National
Park. He is a nephew of Mrs. Ar
hur H. Rofkar of Catawba Island.
Mrs. Later, before her mar
"iage, was private secretary to
DR.. S. c. Siefkes, president of
the Pacific District of the Amer
ican Lutheran Church. He is the
brother of the former pastor Of
st. Johns Lutheran Church, DR..
w Siefkes.
The young couple is residing in
Estakada, Oregon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27

Don't delay you may miss out on
this amazing bargain in truly de luxe
refrigerator! See it today!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
BETTY KNAKE WED TO
RONALD EVERETT SATURDAY

In lovely morning ceremony
Miss Betty Jeanne Knake was
wed Saturday to Ronald M. Ever.
EFT of Port Clinton at the ST.
Rose de Lima Church in Perrys-
burg, Ohio. The bride is the
daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
H. Knake of Perrysburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton J. Everett of Port
Clinton are parents of the groom
The Rev. Father Comte con-
Quoted the double-ring ceremony
before an altar decorated with
vases of white flowers.
For her wedding, the bride Sc
lected floor-length gown of en-
broidered nylon over taffeta
fashioned with basque waist,
Queen Anne collar and bouffant
skirt ending in a swirled train
A Juliet cap of embroidered ny
Ion hold her fingertip veil
of illusion. She carried a bouquet
of Amazon lilies and ivy, tied
with satin Streamers.
Mrs, Marvin Quiniff, the ma
tron of honor, wore a white
dotted swiss gown, ballerina
length, over taffeta. A Mary,
Queen of Scots hat of white
dotted swiss trimmed with scar
let streamers completed her cos
tune. The bridesmaids, Lois Ev-
erett, sister of the groom, and
Marilyn Bohannon wore dresses
identical to that of the matron of
honor. All carried bouquets Of
scarlet carnations and ivy.
Mrs. Knake selected a gray
chantilly lace over taffeta for her
daughters wedding. She wore
black accessories and wore a
corsage of ruby throated Gym
bidium orchids. Mrs. Everett.
mother of the groom, chose
dress of lace in ashes of roses
shade. With it she wore white ac-
cessories and a corsage of ruby
throated cymbidium orchids.
A wedding reception was held
from 2 until 4:3O pm in the Tally
Ho Tea Room, Toledo, fer mero
bers of the wedding party and
guests. Prior to the wedding,
members of the wedding party
and immediate family held a
wedding breakfast at the Tailv
Ho.
The young couple left on trip
through the Eastern and New
England states. They will be at
home after July 4 at 5161a Raw
son avenue, Fremont. For travel
ling, the bride selected a gray
linen bolero suit with white ac-
cessories. She wore a corsage of
white carnations and stephanotis.
The bride is a graduate of
Bowling Green State University
and has been employed as a med
ical technician at Memorial Hos
pital, Fremont. The groom at
tended Amherst College, Am
herst, Mass, and Bowling Green
State University where he was
affiliated with Pi Kappa Alpha
Fraternity He is associated with
the Everett Pontiac Sales, Port
Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
VERA BEUTLER MARRIED
TO MANNING SPOONER

In a lovely afternoon ceremony.
Vera Beutler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Beutler, Port Clin-
ton, was wed to Manning Spooner.
son of Mr.. Luke Spooner, of To
ledo, at st. John Lutheran church
Saturday. The Rev. John Braun
officiated.
The bride wore ballerins
length gown, fashioned of nylon
net over white satin. Over the
strapless bodice of satin, she wore
tight fitting bolero jacket of ny
lon lace. The jacket was sleeve
less and was buttoned down the
front, ending in points in the
front and back. A small manda-
din collar completed its design
Her finger-tip veil of illusion
flowed from half bonnet trim
med in seed pearls. She carried
bouquet of white roses and car
nations with white satin streamers.
Mary Anderson, the maid OF
honor, wore a ballerina length
dress made with orchid taffeta
With a net overshirt The strap
less bodice was topped by an
orchid taffeta jacket. She carried
yellow roses with yellow satin
streamers. Her headpiece.. was
fashioned from yellow flowers.
Donald Richards, close friend
of the groom, served as best man.
Conrad Beutler, brother of the
bride, ushered
Mrs. Beutler selected an orchid
silk dress for her daughters
wedding. She wore orchid and
white accessories and wore an
orchid corsage.
A dinner for the wedding party
was held following the ceremony
at the Island House.
The young couple left on a trip
through the Eastern and Southern
states and will also visit Bermuda.
Upon their return they will re-
side at 1349 South Cove Boule.
ward, Toledo.
The bride is graduate of Port
Clinton High School and attended
college in Cleveland. She has been
employed in Toledo as a labora-
tory technician The groom is as
sociated with his father in the in
surance business in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
ST. PAuL'S LUTHERAN
HELD SUNDAY PICNIC

Following church services on
Sunday, the st. Paul's Slovak Lu-
theran Sunday School classes held
picnic at Lakcview Park. Lunch,
con was served at noon. Games
and prizes were enjoyed by the 80
members present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Coleman were in charge of
games. Misses Mary Ann Poloni
and Margaret Kocka and Mrs.
julius Kelco were committee in
charge of arrangements. Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Abraham we're in at
tendance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-27
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
MET ON THURSDAY EVE

Ottawa Council No. 244, Daugh
ters Of America, met in Carpen.
ters' Hall on Thursday evening
Presented with gifts were 1852
high graduates Peggy Wright and
Charlene Runion
During the evening guests and
members enjoyed bunco. Award
ed prizes were Vivian Nielsen
Agnes Anderson, Hildreth Heph
ner and Daisy Wright. Nettie
Oman won the door prize.
Plans we're completed for q
picnic at Cedar Point on July
18th with Pearl Shively and Ruth
Wilson in charge of entertain
ment.
The next regular meeting will
be held on July 3.