Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-29

the primary de . lrtment at the
Church of God and Rev. Newton
Kelley is in charge of the junior
department at the Church of
Christ. The Bible school will be in
session for two weeks Monday
through Friday from 900 am. to
11:30 pm. The school will close
with a combined evening service
for children and parents and
friends at the st. John Evangelical
and Reformed church, June r.
The school is in need of funds
and organizations or individuals
may send any donations to Rev.
Forrest E. Witt, treasurer of the
school. About $500 is needed to
conduct the school each year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch Overmyer
will leave for Sarasota, Florida,
Friday morning where they will
visit her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Fulkert and family. They
will also attend the graduation
exercises of their grandchildren,
Laurie Fulkert and Mrs. Annette
Fulkert Jayner They will also do
some sight seeing in Florida be-
fore returning home
Rev. Newton Kelley went to Co
lumbus Sunday after church serv-
ices to take part in dedication
service in the Hilltop Church of
Christ in Columbus, his h m e
church. The dediction was a $40,-
600 educational unit to the church.
Rev. Kelly also visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Kelley at
Columbus. Mrs. Kelly who has
been assisting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Holloway at Lancaster,
for a week after a fire in their
home returned home with him
Monday afternoon.
The staff of the school paper,
Purple n Gold issued a special
edition for the seniors last week.
The edition includes the class his
tory by Joyce Kuhlman and Mari
lyn Bloom; class prophecy by Alan
Guth and James Orman; last will
and testament by Alan Guth the
president of the senior class of
1858 The paper also features quo
tations of the seniors. The Purple
m Gold staff also interviews each
member of the class in the issue
underwhich the signature of the
seniors are written. The school
paper received a superior rating in
the journalism contest at Bowling
Green recently. The year book
HEM which was formerly issued
at the close of the school term
will be completed in August this
year and will include pictures OF
the prom graduation exercises and
other senior activities.
David States, five one-half
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim States underwent a tonsilec-
tony at Community Hospital Ere
mont, last week
Albert Blausey is building a new
home on one of his lots on Jack
son street. The basement work is
nearly completed and Mr.. Blausey
will sell the home when il is com
pIeted.
Too late for last week
While Mrs. Clarence Harmon
was trying out a new electric pow
er mower last Tuesday her right
foot was badly cut in three deep
slashes on the bottom of her foot.
The. toes on her foot were also
cut badly. Her injury required 300
stitches to close the wounds. A
bone was also spiintered. She was
taken to Toledo Hospital imme
diately after the accident and was
brought home Monday, however
she will have to remain in a wheel
chair and on crutcheS for quite
sometime. Mrs. Harmon doesn't
know how the accident happened
The mower cut off the sole of her
shoe. She had only guided tft
mower when the accident happen.
ed.
Funeral services for Miss Dora
Millman were held at the Sabrooke
Myers Funeral Home Friday after
noon with Rev. C. R. Schmidt of
ficiating. Burial was in Unior
cemetery. Miss Millman was
born near Elmore and had livec
here for many years. She died
Tuesday night after long illness
She was born October Is, 1875, the
daughter of Henry and Anna Behr
ing Millman. She was a member Of
the ST. Johns Evangelical and Re
formed Church. Miss Millman i.
survived by a brother, William
and nieceS, Mrs. Charles Forrest
Flint, Mich; Mrs. Amy Beattie, To
ledo; nephews, Paul, Franken
muth, Mich; Ballard, Lake View
Mich. and Rudolph, Rochester, N
Y.
Mrs. Amy Beattie, Toledo, Mrs
Charles Forrest and Judy of Flint
Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dam
schroeder, Frankenmuth, Mich, an(
Ballard DamSchroder, Lake View
Mich. attended the funeral of thei