Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-14
ELNORE
MRS. HARRY c. FuLKERT

last week that he had passed the
State Board of Pharmacy and is
now a registered pharmacist. Bruce
is employed at the Oak Pharmacy
in Toledo and is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Kontak.
Charles Almroth was honored
with birthday party in the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Almroth last Saturday after
non. Charles celebrated his fourth
birthday. The little party guests
played games and fished for gifts
during the afternoon after which
Charles opened his many gifts.
Lunch was served to the group
at a large table which was centered
with a birthday cake decorated
with pastel animal crackers and
4 blue candles Crepe paper strea-
mers and varigated ballons carried
out the circus theme in the rec
reation room. The guests attending
were Kathy Witty, Marilyn Aim
roth, Lester Fulkert, Marcia Schro-
eder, Mary and Paul Henry, Connie
and Kay Beck, Sharon Henry,
Ricky Beck and Miles and Robbie
Lowry. Mrs. Melvin Beck, Mrs.
Robert Schroeder, Mrs. Clarence
and Mrs. Willis Todd.
Clarence Murray was released
from st. Vincent's hospital in To-
ledo last Friday after being there
10 days for observation and a
check up.
Miss Bonnie Crozier attended the
birthday party of Kathy Brandt in
Toledo Monday of this week. Mrs.
Crozier accompanied her there and
assisted Mrs. Ramseyer Kathy's
grandmother with the party. Bon
ME stayed with Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandt and Kathy last year while
she attended Sherman school. An
Hawaiian theme was carried out
in the games, refreshments and
place favors.
Mary Demo, six year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Demo
surgery last Tuesday at
Flower Hospital, Toledo. She was
able to come home Wednesday
evening and is convalescing very
we'll in her home OH 4th Street,
Robert Shamp, Shirley Kroeger,
David Crozier, Lowell Knieriem,
Susan Schwemberger and Barbara
are attending C m p
Christian this week at Magnetic
Springs, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
and Mr.. and Mrs. Schwem-
berger took the group there and
brought home Sue and Tom Crozier
and Peter Schwemberger who
spent last week there.
Miss Carol Ann Kontak and Miss
Peggy Rohloff spent last week at
the Devils Lake Yacht Club at
Devils Lake Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Truman spent
Sunday with the formers cousin
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens at
Toledo.
The Jones family gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Almroth Sunday for visiting and
a pot luck dinner and supper.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Jones and Pat Jim and Mrs.
Florence Conley of Columbus, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Jones and Barry
of Alliance, Ohio, Mr.. Milan Jones
and Mrs. Clyde Pheiffer and son
Gary of Oak Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Todd, Dallas, Texas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Almroth, Marilyn and
Larry, Mr.. and Mrs. William Aim
roth and Charles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Schroeder and Marcia of
Elmore, Jeffry Roberts and Berth
cid Sorby of Raven Rock, N. j.
Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. Sorby related
their recent tour of Europe and of
the wonderful sight of watching
the Coronation in June.
Mrs. John Hovis and son John
Charles accompanied the formers
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ernsthausen through Michi-
gan last week on a vacation trip.
Mrs. Hovis and son returned home
while Mr.. and Mrs. Ernsthausen
continued on for a more extended
trip with their house trailer.
The Misses Elaine Kardatzke,
Judy Wendt, Barbara Summers,
jeanette Myers, Carolyn Sampson,
Barbara Magsig modelled their gar
NETS they made during the session
as All project at the Carroll Town
ship school house Friday night.
Miss Wendt's and Miss Kardatzke's
tailored outfits won 1st and End
place. The formal gown of Miss
Sue Crozier's and the outfit of
Margret Tanks won first places
and will be taken to Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Knoblauch
and daughters Diane, Eileen and
Marcia Of Ottawa Lake, Michigan
spent from Thursday until Mon
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Milbrodt. The group with
Edward Ayers also of Elmore at.
tended the 44th annual reunion