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BOOKKEEPER


Small once; tipping exper. nee: 8
meals daily. good sal, 6-day wk.
References required. TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT. 812 18th st. NV.
CASHIER, for cafeteria. 5-day, 40
mr., wk.: 8 weeks vacation. 8 paid
holidays, group disqualification,
surgery and life insur. given: age,
$3.50. Apply Fri. eve. bet. 8 and
IL pm. or Mon. morn. bet. 8 and
IL am, GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE CAFETERIA. North Capitol
and G. sts.
R-STENOGAPHER - Varied
work In finance CO. once. Chance
to assume increasing responsibilities,
Typing and shorthand required
Starting salary around Sl75. DIAL.
TON FINANCE CO., 3233 Rhode
Island ave-. Mt. Rainier, Nd, AP
CASHIER. hours $40 to ., ewes. A e.
esGs..n DAY week: position permanent;
casHIEs7hes as 11sn &; ny; sooo; fun Zine.
Apply auditors once. Room I68,
ave. NV. No phone calls. -21
CASHIER. experienced. Call ME.
CASHIER, downtown store. 5-day wk,,
$3.50 to $50. no Sat. or SUM-: rel.
req. Apply in person. SHOREHANd
DRUG Co. 300 18th St NV %
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HELP WOMEN tcont. J
BEAUTY OPERATOR; $s5-$1o0 week
guarantee, plus commission. Nc
manicuring. Steady job. Air cooled
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS

11IU Eye BG. NV.
lBEAUTY OPERATORS, 2; all around
5-day, .wk.; air cond.: salary and
BEAUTY SALON, Alex, Va, XII
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored, expert.
enced: one with following. Ii
| IBOoKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, part
time; beginner acceptable; position
in Annandale. Va. JE. 2-1699, Cres-
cent 321-J. -21
lBOOKKEEPER, general ONCE, some
typing, quick and accurate at figures
permanent position, excel. prospects;
nearby country club; rm.. and board
optional. Apply by letter only. age
THEsDA COUNTRY CLUB. Bethesda
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SALESMAN

O14EI04V1k14N
Exceptional Opportunity
TO START
Sell Cellowax products to hdw., groc
and chain store trade metropoli-
tan Washington. Own car. Protected
territory. Salary, commission, boz
nus. Guar. minimum SS5 per week
II you can sell. and are willing ts
per week. This is an unusual op.
portunity for q live wire to connect
with a small growing organization
II you have q successful sales rec.
ord. want to build real and per.
manent future. and are capable .o1
earning over 1925 per week. write
BALTIC. g, Md. for application NJ
phone calls. Arrangements made tc
interYieW uualified annlicants
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HELP MEN
SIGN PAINTER

Commercial. window and truck letter
ing
Excellent wages, apply
ARROW SIGNS AND DISPLAYS
Rear 424 4th st. NE.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, with extensive taz
experience, desires bookkeeping
work, part-time basis. IA. 4-0050
27s
Accounting Systems
Naval reserve oficer desires position
as asst. to comptroller or treasurer
with emphasis on ONCE systems. and
methods. Masters decree in bus;
adm, Phi Beta Kappa; 8 years ex-
pertence financial procedures, audit
Ing, accounting controls and ONCE
management; age 80; home owner.
Excellent record. Highest references.
Box GER, Star.
CHEF-STEWARD-Cove all phases
catering; French-American cookery,
food cost, menu planning, purchas-
ing, supervision; seek position or
will invest In restaurant partnership.
Box S3.R, Star. 2S"
COST ACCOUNTANT, part-time; con-
structton or industrial. Systems ac-
countant. Government contracts.
Phone ia. o-7s76. ~"
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Real opportunity to sell the full line
of Frigidaire and other appliances,
representing the Oldest dealer in
the Montg. co. area. J. r. ENR1GHT
CO., 1920 Wis. ave-, Ch. Ch.. Md.
Apply In person only. See Mr..
Heath. sales manager. "a
statesmen. white and colored. See
BILL LESSY. bet. 10 am. and
pm. 707 7th st. NV. -23
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ANTIQUES

Announcing the reopening Of Ivy
Chimney ANTIQUE Shop on Route
and complete decorating service.
Open every day, including Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
CATAWBA Gel

Mrs. Harold DanklefSen was the
hostess last Tuesday evening when
the Catawba Gel met at her home
with Mrs. Emil Parker acting as
the co-hostess.
DevotionS were given by Mrs.
Danklefsen. Members responded
to a most interesting roll call
"Why l Belong to CCL." Mrs. John
Campbell was in charge of the
program on children Six to
Nine" and led the group discus
sion.
Final arrangements were COM
pleted for the joint Gel meeting
to be held in the Community Hall
on October 18th.
Members attending the Gel
Convention at the Carter Hotel in
Cleveland October 9th and 9th
were Mrs. Howard Fillinger, dele
gate and Mrs. Gordon Rathbun
Mrs. Floyd Herl, Mrs. Kenneth
Landon, Mrs. Richard Cooper, Mrs.
Harold Danklefsen, Mrs. Kenneth
Owen, Mrs. Wilson Snyder and
Mrs. Ronald Stuckey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
DAV AUXILIARY

DAV Auxiliary met MONDAY
night at the American Legion
Home. Post Commander Marie o.
borne conducted the meeting.
Three members of the Auxiliar.
family were reported on the sicl
list. Leroy Dirnberg, husband o
the commander, who is in st. Vim
cent Hospital in Toledo, and sol
of Senior Vice Commander Iren,
Miner who has had slight attacl
of pneumonia. Also Marie Kruse
who is i'll.
A bake sale is planed at a late
date. The Chapter and AuXiliar!
are planning on an entertainment
and visit to the Soldiers and Sail
or's Home, Sandusky
Lunch was served by Gertrude
Hrupcho and Marie Osb<ne The
next meeting will be November
9th with the following to serve or
the lunch committee: Helen Spit
Ter, Bernice Greiger, and Mary
Jane Dirnberg.
Sell your unused items through
ouY rIaSStrIeCS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

how surprised the townspeople
were to be asked for clothing for
Korean orphans instead Of candy
for themselves!
This Errand of Mercy was so
successful last year, the children
are planning to make this years
drive even bigger and better. They
hope to collect 1000 pounds of
clothing and 100000 to cover the
costs of sending the clothing to
Korea. And they plan to have the
packages in the mail in time to
reach Korea by Christmas.
That's quite a goal, considering
that Watkins Glen is a town of
only 5000 people. The plan was the
idea of the mayor who talked with
the children in the schools, got a
gratifying response and the plan
was started.
Why not start such a plan in
your home town this Halloween?
If you want to help the needy at
home, choose some orphanage, or
get the names of needy children
who are unable to attend school
because they don't have enough
clothing and shoes.
You'll find that everyone will
want to help, once such plan is
launched. 1t just takes someone
with enough drive and heart to
start the ball rolling. And maybe
someone will invite all the young
sters in at the end of their eve-
ning's Job of collecting clothing
and shoes for some cider and
doughnuts. Isn't it plan worth
trying?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
LUsKA.DANcHlsEN NUPTIALs

In St. Mary's Greek Catholic
Church on Saturday, October 10th,
at 9 O'Clock with the Rev. FIR.
George Simchak officiating, Miss
Dolores Luska became the bride of
John S. Danchisen. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Luska of Marblehead and he is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Danchi-
sen also of Marblehead.
The bride wore a lovely lace
Gown fashioned with a high neck
lire and nylon yoke edged with
shirring. Her fitted bodice had long
sleeves coming to a point over the
bands. The skirt was full and
gathered She wore lace bonnet
edged with pearls from which fell
finger tip veil. The bridal bou-
quet was of carnations and baby
NUNS. She wore a strand of pearls
which were a gift of the groom.
Attending her sister as maid of
honor was Miss Mary Luska. Her
gown was of nylon net and lace
with a fitted bodice and very full
net skirt. The bodice had double
scallops centered with pearl but
tons. She wore a headband of pleat-
ed grosgrain to match the petal
pink shade of her gown and car
ried a cascade bouquet of light
pink carnations. Her elbow length
gloves matched the dress.
Mrs. George Danchisen and Miss
Patricia Snider both of Marblehead
were the bridesmaids Mrs. Danch-
isen wore heavenly blue and car
ried rose colored carnations. Miss
Snider's gown was mint green and
she carried yellow carnations. Both
! dresses were styled like that OF
the maid of honor. All carried
sterling silver rosaries, the brio, b
gift.
The best man was Emil Batcha
and the ushers were Daniel Gresf
and Alex Mazur all of Marblehead
Millard Snider and John Luska
seated the guests.
The main altar of the church was
decorated with large bouquets OF
white gladiola and NUNS The side
affairs were decorated with bou-
quets of fall garden flowers. At
tendants pews in the church were
marked with pompons of net and
! ribbon in colors to match their
gowns.
| st. Mary's Choir, of which botf
he bride and groom are members
responded to the Mass. Steve
Meterko sang son This Day {
Beautiful Mother" as the brida
party entered the church and pro
ceeded down the aisle. AS the brid
knelt before the icon of the BLESSED
Mother he sang Mother At Thy
Feet is Kneeling".
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Luska wore gown of forest green
and corsage of yellow carnations
Mrs. Danchisen wore a slate blue
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

matelasse suit and a corsage Of
white carnations.
A wedding breakfast immediate
ly following the nuptial mass was
served to fifty guests at the Biro
Auditorium. The wedding cake was
four-tiered white cake with nina
tire bride and groom and decor
ated with pastel roses. Four
hundred guests attended the recep-
ton held in Bros auditorium.
The bride is a graduate of Lake
side High School and is a secre-
tary at BRO Manufacturing Com
pany. The groom also attended
Lakeside High School and is now
in the Accounting department at
New Departure in Sandusky.
The young couple will travel
through the Eastern states and up
on their return will live in their
newly purchased lakefront home
at Greenwood Acres.
Out of town relatives at the
wedding from Cleveland were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Novak, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hannus, Mr.. and Mrs
Don Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. John Luska and
Carol, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman La
Myer, Leah and Gary, Philip
Luska, Mrs. John L. Ontko, Timmy
and Berdine; from Englewood. N.
j., Mrs. Andy Risko and Laura
Kay, from Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Lukia, Mr.. Mike Luska, from
Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Yeakley,
David Rion and Harold Daniels,
from Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Horn, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Lickfelt, from Lorain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kraly, Betty,
Tom and John, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tonich.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
YOUNG MOTHERS FORUM
GUEST NIGHT HELD

Forty members and guests OF
Young Mothers Forum attended
the guest night meeting held
Wednesday night in the American
Legion Home. Guest speaker, Mrs.
Carl Weick of Findlay, former sec
rotary to DR.. Crane, spoke on Fall
Cleaning.
For the musical portion of the
evening C. d. Russell of the Ha-
waiian Music Center, with three
of his students, presented three
original Hawaiian selections, which
were composed by Mr.. Russell. A
piano solo was presented by 8-year
old Janice Nixon.
Hostesses for the evening were
members of the Social Committee.
Mrs. Herbert Terp was formally
initiated as a member of the club.
The organization was represented
at the State Gel Convention in
Cleveland this past weekend by
delegates Mrs. Atwood Mannisto
and Mrs. Walter Meier.
The Children's Halloween party
will be held October 31st at 2
o'clock in the Erie Gardens Com
munity House.
Mrs. George Hanes and Mrs.
Lyle Mayhem we're the Young
Forum Mothers of the month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
STEVEN MICHAEL
L.ENKE CHRISTENED

In st. Johns Lutheran Church
Sunday evening at $50 the Rev.
erend John Braun performed the
Christening service for Steven
Michael Lenke.
Sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lenke and Myron Brokate
In the evening dinner was
served at the home of the parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lenke, Jr
Guests included Reverend and
Mrs. Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lenke, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lenke
Sr., and Donnie, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
W. Brokate and Myron, Miss Vel
ma Brokate of Cleveland, Miss
Doris Brokate, Columbus, the host
and hostess and their sons Ricky
and Tommy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
AUXILIARY MEETING

American Legion Auxiliary met
last Thursday evening. Mrs. WHY'S
Zibbel presided in the absence Of
Mrs. Frederick Johnson. The ini-
tiation Of new members was post
poned due to the illness of the
president, Mrs. Johnson.
Wayne Peterson, Civil Defense
Chairman, was the speaker. Mrs.
ROLAND Gillian was chairman of
the hostess committee assisted by
Mrs. Harvey Goff, Mrs. Harold Ar
mold and Mrs. Melvin Immel.
Plans were made to have a bake
sale at Gerner and VOLTS October
23rd starting at 9 o'clock in
charge Of Mrs. Milan Flick.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
MISSIONARY MEETINGG

st. Johns Missionary Societ.
will have their next meeting OC
tober 21st at the church. Mrs
Lawrence Lieske will lead the de
votions. Playlets 'Tale of The
Thankoffering Coins" and "Givin.
is a Pleasure" will be part of the
program. The Missionary topit
will be The Way of Love: "Fo
Me in My Stewardship.
The Thankoffering Boxes will b,
collected at the Church Service OF
October 25th.
Hostess will be Mrs. r. Mitchell
Chairman, Mrs. Adolph Miller, Mrs
Herman Miller, Mrs. Harold Miller
Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Kermit MI
Ter, Mrs. Charles Mooney, ant
Mrs. Donald Mortus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
MENc-HARRls

Miss Frances Meng became the
bride of William Harris at a i'm
pressive nuptial mass in Our Lady
OF Lourdes Catholic church Satur-
day, October TO- The Rev. Francis
McCartin of Toledo officiated at
the 10 am. double ring service.
Lawrence Meng's solos were cave
Maria, and "On This Day O.
Beautiful Mother" The marriage
united h e daughter f
Alphonsus Meng, Genoa, and the
late Mrs Meng and the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Weihrouch, Elmore.
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white chantilly lace and nylon
tulle over taffeta. The lace. bodice
buttoned down the back and the
long sleeves came to a point at
the wrist. The full skirt of tulle
over taffeta fell into long train.
Her finger tip veil of nylon tulle
was attached to crown of sed
pearls and she carried an arrange
ment of white rose on white prayer
book. Bernadette Meng served her
ballerina length gown of red
taffeta and net and a red taffeta
cape over the strapless bodice. Her
flower we're red white carnations.
The bridesmaids were Virginia
Meng another sister of the bride,
Mrs. Arnold Bankey sister of the
groom, and Barbara Golembiewski
who were gowned identical to the
maid of honor. Sharon Ackerman
niece of the bride was the flower
girl. Her dress was white net over
taffeta and she carried red carna-
tions. The grooms nephew, Daniel
Bankey was the ring bearer. John
Chlyston friend of the groom was
best man and the uShers were
Howard Ackerman, brother-in-law
of the bride, Arnold Bankey,
groom's brother-in-law and Robetr
Frey. The men wore white dinner
jackets and black trousers and red
carnation butonnier. The groom
had maroon rose boutonnier.
Mrs. Weihrouch wore a light
brown suit with brown accessories
and had a corsage of yellow roses.
A wedding reception was held in
the Genoa Legion hall Saturday
evening for 800 guests. The we'd
ding cake resembled an open bible
with the brides and groom's vows
inscribed on each side. The host
esses were Virginia Ardner, Jean
Fisher and Shirley Danley. The
bride is graduate of Genoa high
school and Mercy hospital. The
groom who attended Elmore high
school was recently discharged
from the army and is now work
ing at the Perma Glass company,
Genoa. When the couple left on
trip to Quebec, Canada the new
Mrs. Harris was wearing a light
blue linen dress with black acces-
sories and white rose corsage from
her bridal bouquet. They will make
their home in Clay Center upon
their return. Mrs. Harris will then
join the staff of nurses at the
new st. Charles hospital in To-
ledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
MRS. r. A. GERNER
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. F. A. Gerner, 702 E. Perry
Street, entertained at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
Present were members of the
bridge club for which Mrs. Ger
ner has been substituting: Mrs.
Aldewin Suhr5ier, Mrs. William
Heiser, Mrs. James Schau, Miss
Addie baltimore, Mrs. Herman
Weichel, Mrs. Frank Fritz, Mrs.
August Geiger and Mrs. Rose Car
ter of Toledo.
Also present were Mrs. julie
Gerner, Miss Ida Beck, Mrs. Leo
Hopfinger, Mrs. Allen Clemons,
Mrs. Bert Klein and the hostess.
After games of cards, which be-
gan at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Gerner and
her guests enjoyed a chicken din
ner at the Lake Hotel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Mrs Carl Honsperger was the
hostess Thursday evening whel
Progressive Mothers Club met
her home. Mrs. James Hiss wa
the co-hosteSS
The spaker engaged for the eve
ming was unable to attend tho
meeting so the group spent yer
profitable evening in making bea
bags for the kindergarten children
A Blind Sale was conducted with
Mrs. Robert Jensen in charge
Many useful items were displayed
Mrs. Clarence Lowien was tht
club delegate to the Gel Conven
ton in Cleveland on the 9th an,
9th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
RARCERS PONORED WITH
SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise party was held Mon
day night at the West Third
Street home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
B. Harger in honor of Mrs. Har-
ger, who was observing her birth
Gay, and the twentieth wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ger.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Debien, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. James Mullins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong, Mrs. Ce-
liza Bodi, Arthur, Della Ann, Linda
and Cleo, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Mullins and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hudson.
Ice cream and cake were served
The Hargers were recipients OF
many lovely gifts
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

John c. Baker, president of
Ohio University at Athens, O.,
has been elected a director of the
Kroger Co., retail food company
with headquarters in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Born in Everett, Pa, DR.. Baker
was graduated fra.a Tuanita Col
lege, Huntington, ia He also
holds doctoratn degrees from
Marietta College and the Univer-
Sity of Toledo.
He was associated with Harvard
Business School and Harvard Uni
versity from 1926 until 1945 when
he became president of Ohio Uni
versity. He is United States rep
resentative to the Economic and
Social Council of the United Ma
tions, director of the Cincinnati
Branch, Federal Reserve Bank Of
Cleveland, and president of the
Ohio College Association.
DR.. Baker is the author of sew
eral publications on business and
corporate management.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
OBSERVE 4oTH ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fillinge'
were honored guests at dinner
Sunday evening at Canby's Inn.
Their 40th wedding anniversary is
October 18th.
Attending the dinner was Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Fillinger, Tommy,
Carol, Barbara and Gale and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cristiansen, Bon
ME. John and Nancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fillinger
also observe a wedding anniver-
Sary on the 18th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
DISTRICT CONFERENCE

Hostess Clubs for the annual
Middle-North District Conference
Of Ohio Federation of Women's
Clubs are The Junior Women's
Club and Women's Federation Of
Port Clinton. Conferences will be
held in the High School auditor
ium Friday, October 23rd.
Mrs. Gordon Cooper is president
Of the Junior Women in Port Clin-
ton and Mrs. Willis Misch is pres
ident of the Senior group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
ioihT ccL MEETING

Thursday, October 18th. al CCL
leagues in this district meet at the
Catawba Community Hall. The Ca
tawba Gel will be the hostess club.
Mrs. Margaret Slater, police
woman from Toledo will be the
guest speaker and will talk on
aWomen's Part in Crime Proven
tion.n
Kay Lutes dance studio of San
dusky will present group OF stu
dents in half-hour dance revue.
A candle light tea will follow the
program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
cARpEN Clue 10 MET

Mrs. George w. Schade will be
the hostess to the Home and Gar
den Club at her home October
10th. The program will be "Home
Decorating Ideas" courtesy the D.
w. Fox Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16

Glen, New York,
asked for cloth
ing for orphans
and home less
young ngsters Of
Korea.
They dressed
up in the usual
Halloween cos
tunes and went
from house to
house. Ina gine
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
:. ~ .S:octuI Sceme

<Ef fNULLS SANDNEK
The Deshler Methodist church
vas the scene of a lovely fall we'd
ling Saturday evening, October 3
It $50 o'clock, when the marriage
If Miss Bonnie Reynolds of Desh.
er and Robert Gardner of Port
linton was solmnized by Rev.
Anthony Drake.
A half hour of organ music pre-
eeded the ceremony, played by a
ing time friend of the bride, Mrs
Nan Fothergill, formerly Roberta
Borough, of Cincinnati.
The chancel of the church was
lighted by two seven candle can
Zebra shining on the huge
bouquets of white chrysanthe-
nuns with the green of cedar on
he altar rail. Five candle candle
lbra deep in cedar lighted the
windows.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Reynolds, 123 Lind
treet, Deshler, wore a ballerina
ength dress of chantilly lace over
net and taffeta made with a
;weetheart neckline and long
leeves. Her fingertip length tulle
leil was held by a cap of lace
trimmed with satin and pearls.
She wore a single strand of pearls
/ gift of the groom and carried
Bouquet of white Hiji chrysanthe-
nuns with snowdrift. Bonnie was
yaledictorian of the Deshler High
;chool class of 1949. and was
graduated from Toledo Hospital
chool of nursing in 1852. She was
given in marriage by her father.
The maid Of honor was form
r classmate at Toledo hospital,
Hiss Mary Ellen Buchon of Wau-
,eon. Another classmate, Miss Zoe
MN Pennington, of Flint, Michi
IAN, and Miss Wanetta Burner,
)eshler High school classmate,
lcted as bridesmaids. They all
vore nymph green irrdescent taf-
eta and carried reed bridal rings
containing bronze chrysanthe.
NUNS.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Irs. Forrest Gardner of Gyp-
;um. Robert graduated fror. Port
Clinton High School in 1945 and
rom Baldwin Wallace college in
949,Where he was a member OF
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
lie chose as the best man fra
,ernity brother, Richard Slego Of
Port Clinton. Edward Miller of
Port Clinton and Harold Sample
Of Lakeside, acted as ushers.
The brides mother wore navy
blue taffeta and wore a corsage
Of sweetheart roses. The groom's
mother wore brown faille and
.orsage of talisman roses.
A reception for the $50 guests
was held Immediately following
the ceremony in the church par
lors. Later in the evening the hap
oy couple left on a honeymoon
trip through the New England
states. The bride chose a beige
suit with brown accessories for
her going away costume. After
two weeks they will be at home to
their friends at 2307 Sand Road
Mounted Rt., Port Clinton, where
Mrs. Gardner expects to continue
to serve as registered nurse at
Magruder hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB

The Literary and Social Club
will meet at the Methodist Church
on October 21st. Roll call will be
"Schuman-Heink", Mrs. Velm a
Sauvey. Mrs. Frederick Zeis will
have the program "Your're Only
Human Once" by Grace Moore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-16
LADIES AFTERNOON CLUB
LUNCHEON

Mrs. Ambrose Pearce will be the
hostess at the first fall meeting
of the Catawba Island Ladies AT
ternoon Club at her home October
21st. Mrs. James Peltier will be the
co-hosteSs for the luncheon at 1890
preceding the program. All men,
bers who are unable to attend are
requested to call one of the host
esseS before October 10Th.