davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-09-02

Runs-Mitchell, Dolby Easter. Rosen t2),
Westlake l2l. strickland, Wynn: Wertz
batted in-Wertz t2), Hegan, Wynn (2),
Easter t2). Westlake (2), Demaestri. 2
base hits-Westlake, Wynn. 8 base hits
Easter. Westlake. Double play-Marsh to
Young to Goldsberry CD. Demaestri to
Young to Goldsberry; Strickland to Avila
st. Louis, 3. Bases on baIls-Off Bearden
2; on Byrne. l.: Struck out-By Bearden,
Bearden.. g in ~ innings; on Byrne. 8 in
% innings. Runs and earned runs
Bearden. 7-6: Byrne. 2-2: Wynn. 3-2
G-5). Time-2:O4.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
Cardinals, 6-2; Reds, 0-3

:. Runs-Schoendienst, Musial. Slaughter,
4; Rice, D Rice, Mizell. ErrOr-Rossi.
Musial Two-base hits-MusiaI (S), John:
son. Hemus Mcmillan. Home runs-H.
Rice, 2; Rice Double plays-Hemus to
st. Louis, 6; Cincinnati, 6. Bases on balls
OF Mizell, 4; of Church 4. Struck out
BY MiZell 3; by Church, L; by Brazle,
2. Hits-Oh MiZell. 3 in innings; on
Brazle, in 3 innings. Runs and earned
runs-On Mizell. 90; OF Brazle, 90; on
Church. 90. Winning pitcher--Mizell
Time: :52.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
Sneud in Empire State Golf

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 2 (R.-
Sam Snead, back in the United
States after winning the Brazilian
Open golf tournament. today en-
tered the $4,000 Empire State
Open starting here Thursday.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

Five years ago-The United
States retained the Davis Cup,
emblematic of world supremacy
in tennis, by defeating Australia
in the final round with victories
by Jack Kramer and Ted
Schroeder.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

Totals "a z 24l1 Totals S2627
'Ran for D. Rice in 9th.
tPopped out for sisler IN 9th.
g. tfi1ed oi. out Tor EDWARDS 5od IN o66 IN aoo
,RunsM1ZLowrey. schoendienst, .Borkowski.
Sisler. Runs batted in-Marshall (2), Nc.
MILAN, Musial. Miggins: Two base hits
Borkowski. Rcssi. ST. LEFT Lett on ''n basrsMst.
Louis. z; Cincinnati. 8. Struck out-By
Haddix. 5; BY Perkowski. 4. Bases on balls
on Haddix. 81; OF Perkowski, go. Wild
Winning pitcher-Per-
kowski 1O-S). Losing pitcher-Haddix,
Q-D. Time-1:55. Attendance-13.T29.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

trolle ed for
Blues with no
results. We laid
in at Smiths
Isl. that mite
& started out
at da y b r e a K
M on. casting
live Eels & soft
Cr BIS along
sid e of the
w reck until
the Navy start
ed b o m b in 6
Evening star., 1952-09-02
Giants, 81: Braves. Is

Runs-Mueller tc). Dark. Cooper. Error
Thompson. Runs batted in-Lockman,
THOMPSON. Gordon. Three-base hit
Mueller. Sacriices-Dark Williams. Dou-
PIE plays---Lanier to Dark to Lockman;
5ases-New York, 8; Boston. g. Bases on
6ailsPOh Wilson. 2; of Lanier. 3. Struck
olt-By Wilson, 3; by Lanier, Z. Runs
son, 3-3. Winning pitcher-Lanier (7-lD.
Losing pitcher-Wilson l1-lD. Time
Evening star., 1952-09-02

Runs-strickland. Dyck. Courtney Er-
rors--None. Runs batted in-Courtney (2),
Home run--Courtney. Left on bases
Cleveland, 8: st. Louis, l. Base on balls
On Lemon. l. OF Paige. 2. Struck out.
earned runs-Lemon. 80; Paige, Ii.
Winning pitcher-Paige 1902. Losing
lpitcher-Lemon u7.1N Time-1:41.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

Ten years ago-The Brooklyn
Dodgers edged the Cincinnati
Reds in the 18th inning, 80,
as Whitlow Wyatt won his 18th
in relief.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
SECOND GAME.
Totals "a 7241l Totals ed

Runs-Thomson, Jethroe (2), Logan,
Gordon. Mathews. Error-Dsrk. Runs
f Torseson, Msthews. Williams. TWe-base
hits-.Logan, Irwin, Mathews l2), williams.
sacrifice-Toreeson. Double .play---Wil-
New York. z; Boston, g. Bases on balls
of Johnson, l.; OF Jansen. /; OF Koslo.
2; of wilhelm, 2; OF Kennedy. l. Struck
fassS Rsnnsay, 'PhniGn H9: BY yanssn kSal0 in By
(faced 4 batters in 1st); OF Koslo 4
in innings; on Wilhelm, in "a in
and. earned runs-Off Jansen. 2-2; OF
Koslo. Ill; OF Wilhelm. 2-l; OF Kennedy.
90; OIL johnson. IL Passed ball-Yvars.
Ipitcher-Jansen Q1-1D. Time-2:16. At
ltendance.-7,253.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

11th
xOne out when winning run scored.
Chicago - 010 003 900 OO-4
Pittsburgh -- 600 O20 O20 O1-6
Runs-sauer. Atwell (2), jackson. Kosh-
ouek, Bell. Kiner. Walls and Bartirome.
Jackson C2i. Groat, Davis. Serena (2),
Kiner. Garagiola. Two,base hits--serena,
son; Mccullough; Bel. Home Run-Kiner;
Bell. Double plays-Groat
to Koshorek to Bartirome; Koshorek to
Metkovich. Left on bases-Chicago, 10;
PITTSBURGH, 10; Bases on balls-oa Kelly
SON. i. Struck outNBy Kelly. i; BY Hogue,
/; by Dickson 3; by Leonard; 2: HitsEon
inning. on Dickson, 5 in 3 innings. of
Kelly. 10 in "a innings: OF Leonard. 3 3
Hoeue. "A: of Kline. 90; of Dickson.
90; of Kelly, A. OF Leonard. 1-1. Wild
pitch-Leonard. Winning pitcher-Dick-
son Q4-1S). Losing pitcher-Leonard
(2-0. Time-2:5O. ,O3l.
Evening star., 1952-09-02

Nuhs".,Goodman. Mantle, Collins (2),
Berra, Noren. Errors--Gernert. Rizzuto
Berra, Noren, Rizzuto. Three-base hit
Mantle. Home runs-Collins (2l, Berra,
Noren. Goodman. Double plays-Goodman
McDougald to Martin to Collins. Left on
@base-Boston, base 3: New York. g. Bases on
9aiis-On M,.. S Kinder. /; Off scarborough. 6:
Brodowski in 4 innings; off O'clock o
u ! inning. Runs and earned runs
SCARBOROUGH. II. Passed ball-Berra. win.
ming pitcEer-Scarborough (3-5). Losing
pitcher-Kinder t4-4). Time-2:15. At
tendance-16, 529.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
TACKLE FISHING
Bv "Sulfy' Mills
ADVERTISEMENT.

Last Sun. I took the good ship
Salty Mills" on a 3 day fishing
trip. Arriving at the SW. Middles
that afternoon we fished for
Evening star., 1952-09-02
Cubs, Ga; Pirates, 0-5


Klippstein (2). Error-smalley. Runs
Kslippstein 90. -Two-base hit-Jeffcoat.
Sauer,. .Klippstein. Double plays-Groat to
Berardino- to- Metkovich: Berardino to
Groat to Metkovich. Left on bases-Chi-
on Klippstein. $: of PoIIet. 2: on Main.
2. Struck out-By Klippstein, Z: by Pollett.
!. Hits--On Pollet in 8 innings: on
runs-On Pollet. 2-2 OF Main, 4-4;
of Klippstein. 90. Winning pitcher
klippstein t9-10). Losing pitcher-Pollet
(6-15l. Time-2:O1.
Evening star., 1952-09-02
SECOND GAME.

Totals 80 IL x31 II Totals AZ 13 SO Il
Doubled for Kline in Sth.
tran for GaragiOla in Sth.
/ Announced to bat for Senerchia In
Evening star., 1952-09-02
Indiuns, 81: Browns, 3-2|
Cleveland
| st. I,Ollis

Totals SO IA 279 Totals SO z 27 IS
Struck out for Demaestri in 7th inning.
St. f.S LOUIS -- = 10 10 SO SO SIS-S
Evening star., 1952-09-02
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Yankees, 5: Red Sox,

Totals 20 3 2410 Totals 81 S27
aWalked for Rrndnmski 4, 9th
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

Doris MAY. Martha Burton, Helen
Hester, Gloria Bush. Jeanette
jackson. Nvonne Cotton. Ncttic
Miller and ORricn Webb, Royal
Geo. Wallace Anderson. Arthur
Pierre, Richard Davis, Floyd
Cunningham Leon Spencer.
Johnny Btble. Darrcl Price, Ira
Edwards, Jimmy Mallory and
Melvin Jordan, also Mcssrs and
Mines Walter Trammcl and
Willie Rogers. Pc plummcr
spent one and one half years In
Korea and Is home On thirty
day nIrlouGh
CaIifornians Here In honor Of
her house guests, Mrs Marcus II,
jackson. 38i8 Smelling Ave, So,
gave party Monday evening.
August Is. The guests. Mrs.
Brulah Walker and her son,
Lewis, and Mrs, Emily Sheppard
are from San Diego Mr and Mrs
Emmett Ice Wade and Emmett
Ice Wade Jr, are from Topeka,
Kansas Other guests ~ the hos
tess werr McsHrH and Mines.
Leonard Greene. Earl Slma J G..
Wilson and Miss Bculah Forte.
note, Mrs ella Washington. Mrs.
Washington IL the mother ~ Mrs
Sims and Mrs jackson, and abe
spent two days Waiting her
daughter, Mrs, Jackson Mrs
Washington lives at i0t0 Fourth
Ave, SO.
Missionary M"etlnRI The Mis-.
Eionary meeting NJ bethesda Zap.
tlst church will he held at the
home nf the president, Mrs lone
brown, 5000 18th Ave. SO. Wed,
ncsdRy. September :. at \ D. m.
Family Visited In Omahai Mr..
and Mrs Lewis WhltloCk and
children, Dhra and Lewis Ill,
"ButChlo", and Mrs. WhitloCk'a
mother, Mrs sue King and
daughter. Mary Ann King, spent
u fow days Visiting In Omaha
with relatives and friends FRI
day, August ~, Mr. WhitloCk'a
sister Miss betty Harper will
arrive Ia spend few days The
WhitlockH live nj 1854 Clinton
Ave 10.
sunday Gucsi- az The IIcnder.
sons; Miss DeEtta Pcrryman, and
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about a week; they left August
IS.
Trip Ended In Surgery: Miss
Joyce VasSar. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Vassar. 923 St
Anthony Ave. motored 10 Keokuk.
Iowa with Miss Anita Owens to
be the house guests of Miss Owens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley"
Owens. On arrival Miss Vassar
was rushed TO hospital where an
emergency appendeCtomy was per
formed. Miss Vassar is recovering
rapidly and will soon be home.
Her mother went 10 Keokuk to
see her and returned home when
she was told her daughter was
doing fine and would soon be
able 10 travel.
Excursion Guests: Mrs Bea-
triCe Gruner and Mrs, IneZ Jor-
don, U. S. government employees,
formerly of Chicago, Mrs Nelia
Thompson, formerly OF New
York. and Mrs. George Milton Of
/ 81 Paul, were the guests of Mrs.
Carter Fletcher, 800 st. Anthony
Ave, on Sunday, August "a, on a
boat excursion.
At summer Home: Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Fletcher, 800 st An
thOny Ave, spent week at their
recently built summer cottage at
Big Round Lake.
From The "ShOw Me State:"
Mr. and Mrs Japes d. Cook, Jr.
633 Iglehart Ave had house guests
for a week They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezera Thompson and family
Of Hannibal. Mo They are the
, aunt and uncle of Mr. Cook.
Former 81. PauIIte Has Son:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Liggins, are
rejoicing over the birth Of son,
The heir was born Friday, August
IS in San Francisco. Mrs Liggins
is the former Addie Armstrong
Mr.. Casservillc Bullard, 453 w.
Central Ave. Is the maternal great
grandfather.
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IIoHri MIR Earnest bearing,
1890 Clinton Ave 10, returned
home Saturday. August ~.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
St. Paul

Back Home Again: Mr., J. Evans
Johnson. $40 st Anthony Ave
returned home Friday August p
after a four week tour OF the
Atlantic sea board. He visited in
Boston, Philadelphia, Toledo, New
York and Washington.
Dinner and Cards: Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Mcfarland, 996 Iglehart
Ave had dinner and cards on
Thursday, August n In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore II. Patton
of Birmingham, Ala.
Overnight Visitor; Mrs lone
Hanger of Omaha was an over
night visitor in the city She WAS
the house guest OF Mrs, James
Hughes in North St Paul. She
was on her way home after having
visited in Portland, Seattle, Vic
toria, b c. and Vancouver. u. G.
Lake Louise, Bamff. and Chicago
She left for home To resume her
duties as a teacher In the public
school system of Omaha.
CredJafawn Club Met: The Cred
jafawn Club had "A breakfast for
the members and their families ON
Sunday, August "a They met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Lee, 963 Carroll Ave, and from
there motorcd TO Como Park where
the picnic was held.
A. and T. InstrmCtrcSs: Miss
Betty Jane Bobo, granddaughter Of
Mrs. Lille Bridges. 573 IglchRrt
Ave. visited here before she leaves
for a. and r. College in Greens
bOro, N. c. where she accepted
position as instructor of Eng
lish Miss Bobo was "A former stu
dent Of John Marshall High
School She completed her under
graduate and graduate study at
the University OF Wisconsin in
Madison
On Extensive Trip: Mr.. and Mrs
Roosevelt Mccarthy, 597 Rondo
Ave. accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Carthy's brother, Rev. L. Berry
OF Anoka, motored To Kansas City.
Mo, Independence, Kansas, and
Tulsa, Okla, visiting relatives and
friends.
Visiting GOdparents: Miss Gloria
Hill Of Roxbury Mass Il the
hnuse guest Of her god-paronts.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Armstrong.
$40 IglehArt Ave
several House Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Powell, 400 + 3sth
ST. have several relatives visiting
them. They are Mr. Puwolls
HlvAlFt. MIS-. NFb'''h '"'llr NV
sister. Miss Helen Powell his
brother-in-law. Mr.. Larry Scott
and his god mother Mrs Eliza
beth johnson. all Of Buffalo They
viii leave Saturday August 30 for
Chicago and they will also visit
in Detroit before returning 10
their homes
Canadian Trip: Mr. and Mrs
Patton Robinson and daughter.
Elaine. 272 Rondo Ave. motored
10 Winnipeg, Wednesday, August
20 10 visit friends They plan 20
spend two weeks there,
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Mrs Dara Hardy of Muskogcc.
okla, were the guests of Rev,
and Mrs r. Henderson. 1929
bryant Ave. North ON Sunday.
Mrs. Hardy Is president of the
Pastors wives Conference OF the
Greek District Association, choir
director Of the Macedonia Baptist
church VI which her late husband
Rev, u = Hardy was pastor. Mrs.
Hardy and Miss Pcrryman are SITS
tcrN.
Former Resident NiSltInEi Mrs,
Vincent Thomas Of Washington,
~, G. IL back homo after an alb,
scncc of 10 years enjoying every
day ~ her visit with her child.
hood friends. She IL the house
guest of Mrs. Latte Hyde, 1892
Clinton Ave No. Mrs Thomas and
her father made their home with
Mrs Hyde when they lived In
Minneapolis.
Pleasantly Surprised; Mrs
Cora Brown, 1918 Fourth Ave.
SO, was very pleasantly sur
priscd with birthday party ON
SUNDAY, August ~. given by tho
members NJ the Helpers Club of
st Peters AME church. She was
~ happy Ia see the members and
Ia have her sons Mcaara. Buster.
Edward and Thomas, with their
wives as guests Mrs Brown re-
ceived some very nice gifts and
several lovely bouquets 81 flowers
Wedding Date AnnounCrdI Mr.
and Mrs. John Henry Jones 1924
Chicago Ave So announce the
wedding Of their daughter Doris
Magnolia, Ia Gerald Bailey, son
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey.
sr., 3bI0 Fourth Ave. No, To be on
sept ~, 1852
Homci Mir Earnest bearing.
1899 CLINTON Ave 10, returned
home Saturday. August %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-29

A. Fun RlJon; On Saturday,
August %. Mr.. and Mrs, John NJ
Patton. 954 IgI"hart Ave gave a
dinner at Fun Rijon. They were
hosts Ia DR.. and Mrs Edward
Maxwell, Mrs Joseph Brooks Of
Alabama State College. Mrs Ur-
cell Brown OF Washington, y c.
and Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Onque and
Mrs. Bruce Lucas.
Club Meeting: The CrcdIafawn
Club met Wednesday. August n
with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Coleman.
7l6 Carroll Ave.
Lingerie shower For Barbara
Fields: Mrs Harry s. Brown and
her daughter Mrs Harriettc
Hayes. TOT IglehRrt Ave. gave
lingerie shower IN honor 81 Miss
Barbara Fields, a bride a. be Tn
shower was gwen SUNDAY hii'i
noon. August ~ The shower Eifrs
filled the two umbrellas. on" the
white one. was 30 years old After
the rcfrcshmcnts were served. th'
gifts were opened
Sisters are Guests: Mrs L"na
Marshall Of Chicago and Mr. and
Mrs W r Butler ~ Nashville ar
the house guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Glen Beck, 99f TgIchart Ave Mrs
Marshall IL the sister Of Mr.
Back and Mrs Butler Ia the Etairr
Of Mr. Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Butler
teach at A and state University
In Nashville. Tenn
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won Dy MIS- clemens. Mrs Smith
and Mrs. Wilson. Other prizes
were given to the out OF town
guests.
New Haven Couple Here: Mr..
and Mrs. Amos jackson Of New
Haven, Conn. arrived in St. Paul
Sunday, August "a and are the
hOuese guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theobold Cunningham. 500 Fuller
Ave. Mrs Jackson is the niece OF
Mr.. Cunningham.
Congratulations: Congratula-
tons to Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Lawrence. 947 Iglehart Ave. who
will be married - years on Sun
day, August 81.
Here Because OF Illness: Mrs.
Ruth Holly and children, Danny,
Kenneth and Cheryl, returned to
their home in Buffalo, on August
81 after spending three weeks
here. Mrs. HOlley came to St.
Paul because of the illness of her
aunt, Mrs. Laura Bradford, 524
Carroll Ave.
Left On Trip August 28: Mrs.
Jessie Coleman. her daughter, Mrs.
Devonia Scott and Mrs. SCOTS
children, Wendell and Ronald: and
Mr.. Hobart Thompson of Mime
apolis left for Chicago Gary. Ind,
and Detroit. They will be- gone
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS !

Korean Vet Honored A party honorng the homecoming
Of Pfc pummcr Willis 1868 Smelling Ave, held Sat
urday. August p the home Miss Nurc Elaine Rooney
3I2A Smelling 80 The hoStcScS the Misses Rooney
and Mamie and Josephine Hester Among those present
the Misses Ora Lee jackson, Hazel Young, Aha Coleman
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Wedding Anniversaries
S- DAWrW


Sept. 2-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lamb, $50 w. Central Ave. 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. HEX.
man. 2s6 No. ST. Adams. nine
years.
Sept. S-Mr. and Mrs. John
Dodd, SS5 Rondo Ave. seven
years,
Sept Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Shannon. 977 Fuller Ave. IL
years.
MINNEAPOLIS
Aug, 3l-Mr. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Young. 1901 Bryant Ave No
Is years
Sept ? Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Terry, 1912 First Ave. So, 80
years.
Sept, ( Mr.. and Mrs c. II
Fraction. SS4l Clinton Ave, four
years.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL Z

Out OF Town Guests Mrs Gladys Miller GA St Anthony
Ave- entertained group of friends Sunday afternoon from
three to seven clock Those sharing Mrs Mers courtesy
were Mrs Carrie Folks and Miss Smith of Detroit Mines
Lucille McAdamS, Allie +. Wilson of Minneapolis Eula Glenn
Odea Ray and Parthena ST Paul Prizes were
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
OTTAWA COUNCIL NO. 244
MET THURSDAY EVENING

Members of the Ottawa Coun-
Gil 244, Daughters of America,
met in Carpenters Hall last
Thursday evening for the election
of officers. Ruth Wilson was elect
ed councillor.
Others elected were Peggy
Wright, vice councillor; Odessa
Everett, associate councillor; Mar
ilyn Anderson, associate vice
councillor; Ruth Gillespie, con-
ductor; Charlene Runion, warden;
Gertrude Cover, outside sentinel;
Arvella Smith, inside sentinel;
Kathryn Oman, trustee; Daisy
Wright, treasurer; Rose Silver
wood, financial secretary; and
Agnes Anderson, recording sec.
retary.
Outgoing councillor is Vivian
Nielsen. Nettie Oman is the asso-
ciate junior past councillor.
The next meeting will be on
June 19 with Nettie Oman, Pearl
Shiveley and Gertrude Cover
serving on the entertainment
committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
ALMA ROSE WEHRLE
GRANTED SCHOLARSHIP

Alma Rose Wehrle, granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Alma Lundgard of Port
Clinton, was granted the Daisy 3.
Scott Scholarship Award prior to
graduation from the Harriet Whit
ney Vocational High School in
Toledo on Jrae a. Miss Wehrle is
also the niece OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
James Bahpsen and Mrs. Olive
Ambrose of Port Clinton.
Miss Wehrle was one of eight
students in the graduating class
Of 1853 to receive the award which
is sponsored by the Business and
Professional Womens Club of To-
ledo. The club entertained the
eight award recipients at dinner
on May ~, along with other mem
bers of the senior class. A forum
discussing various vocations was
held following the dinner.
Mrs. Lundgard, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bahnsen and
Mrs. Olive Ambrose, motored to
Toledo to attend the graduation
ceremony at the Harriet Whitney
High School. Following the cere-
mony, they entertained their
granddaughter and niece at din
ner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13

gram committee, assisted by Mrs.
Richard Snider, Mrs. ROLAND Gil
liam and Mrs. Jerry Bruner. Mrs
Roger Markley was named chair
man of the social committee, as
sisted by Mrs. Bert Alexander, Mrs.
Harold Arnold, Mrs. Warren Bal
duff, Mrs. Robert Kirk and Mrs
Henry Ford.
Mrs. Richard Bloom was named
chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee, assisted by Mrs. Glen
Baker, Mrs. Myron Petersen, Mrs
Woody Mannisto, and Mrs. Orthe
Potts. Mrs. Walter Meir is chair
man of the Story Hour Committee,
assisted by Mrs. Edward Smidutz
Mrs. George Freeh is in charge
of Cards and Gifts.
Mrs. Melvin ART is chairman
of the Good Works committee, as
sisted by Mrs. Ray Lyons. Mrs.
Lyle Mayhem will be in charge ol
the Scrap Book.
Mrs. Mayhew was presented with
a past presidents pin and corsage
in appreciation of her work with
the club. Mrs. Robert Hetrick of
Fremont and Mrs. Edward Sm;d-
utz were guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
SPAGHETTI PARTY GIVEN
BY CARMEN CARLOS

Prior to her departure for Cali
fornia where she will spend the
summer with her parents, Miss
Carmen Carlos was hostess to a
group of her high school friends
at spaghetti party in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hawking,
602 E. Third Street, last Thurs.
day evening.
Enjoying the delicious treat
were Mr.. and Mrs. Printy Arthur,
Gail Boss, Norma Cover, Martha
Finefrock, Jean Guggisberg, Rosa.
lie Hofacker, Beverly Hoshal, Mar
ian Lorensen, Martha Melishka
Sally Peterson, Carol Quisno, Mari.
lyn Shepherd and Mario Snyder
Others attending were Joan
Stuckey, Shirley Wallace, Sharon
Winnie, Gary Bandeline, Harlon
Branum, Bob Brown, Roland Chap
man, George Chirelli, Kenny Col.
ston, Jerry Cook, Carl Disher, Phil
Dusini, Carl Fastzkie, Joe Kindred,
Tom Leavy, Edward Nau, Dave
Peterson and Paul Smith
Unable to attend were Dolores
Duffy, Chet Schaffer and Joan
Vargo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
YOUNG MOTHERS FORUM
HELD INSTALLATION

Members of the Young Mothers
Forum gathered at High Manor in
Fremont on Wednesday evening,
June for dinner and the installa-
ton ceremony for newly elected
officers.
Mrs. Lyle Mayhem, the outgoing
president, conducted the candle
light service. Installed were Mrs
Melvin Immel, president; Mrs
Richard Ohm, vice president; Mrs.
Roy Cooley, secretary; Mrs. Ar
thur Zimmerman, treasurer; and
Mrs. Charles Adams, publicity
chairman.
Mrs. Immel appointed commit
tees for the coming year. Mrs. Ohm
was named chairman of the pro-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
rrs0cIfTT =.
SToRK SHOWER GIVEN
MRS. IO1iN MINER

Mrs. Robert Leggett and Miss
Tillie Smith were co-hostesses for
stork shower honoring Mrs. John
Miner of Catawba Cliffs, last
Tuesday evening in the Leggett
home.
A large blue plastic boot was
used as table centerpiece in
which many lovely and useful ba-
by gifts we're placed. Pink and
white streamers decorated the liv.
ing room where the guests gather
ed for an evening of pinochle play
ing. Mrs. Clara Livingway captu-
red first prize, with the second go
ing to the guest of honor.
Following a delicious buffet
luncheon, Mrs. Miner opened her
gifts. Guests included Mrs. Lynn
Christensen, Miss Gaynelle Living
way, Miss Clara Livingway, Mrs.
Carl Rupert, Mrs. Lee Layton,
Sr., Mrs. Harvey Renftle, Norwalk,
and Mrs. Lore Brown. Regrets were
received from Mrs. Jesse Starres.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
ELECTED OFFICERS

Women of the Moose, Chapter
281, elected officers for the COM
ing year at their meeting Monday
night. New officers are Viola De-
bien, Senior Regent; Ethel Bry-
ant, Junior Regent; Mable Eaton,
Chaplain; Nettie Wahlers, Re
corder; and Darlene Chaffin,
Treasurer.
Senior Regent Debien named
the following members to appoin-
tive offices: Leta Conner, Guide;
Ruth Green, Assistant Guide:
Mary Bergman, Sentinel; and Col
leen Gill, Argus.
Formal initiation will be held
at the next meeting on June Is.
Past Graduate Regents of the
Chapter will conduct the installa-
ton ceremony. A potluck lunch
will be enjoyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-06-13
FAMILY DINNER GIVEN IN
HONOR or FIRST coMMuNloe

In honor of Mary 10 Ann Eber.
les first communion last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eberle en-
tertained at family dinner and
open house Sunday. Enjoying the
Eberle hospitality were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Trnavsky, parents of
Mrs. Eberle; Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Trnavsky of Lakeside; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Arndt, Cleveland; Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl Ernst, Sandusky;
Mrs. Theresa Dutton, Cleveland:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dutton ard
Charles, Sandusky; Mr.. Paul
Ernst and friend Penny of Cincin-
natl; Mrs. Elizabeth Scheid, San
tlusky; Mrs. Armetta Flohr, Char
les and Mary Ann, and Miss Lor-
eta Flohr, Mr.. Lewis Eberle and
Margaret, Sandusky; and Mrs
Dorothy Diebert, Fremont.