Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

oiiu SOuCSStS were CHJOJSu Wy OH
the members and many were a.
warded prizes. A good crowd at
tended the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Henkle, Grand
Rapids, Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frances Hickman Suzie and Sandy,
Fremont, Ohio and Mr.. and Mrs.
Darwin Henkle, Gary and Ronnie
of Rockford, Ohio spent the week
end with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Henkle, Marlene He'll
kle of Rockford, Ohio who had
spent the past three weeks here
with her grand parents returned
to her home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brecklen
and son Tom have returned home
after a weeks vacation at Wolf
Lake, Baldwin, Michigan.
Mrs. Stexen Bartha and sons
Tommy and Jimmy of Columbus
are spending this week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dur
dell while Mr.. Bartha is attending
convention in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fulkert ac-
companied the formers brother Mr.
Fred Fulkert of Detroit on trip
to the Mackinaw Straits, Sault St.
Marie, Wisconsin Dells, Rockford,
Illinois and Chicago last week.
They also spent one night with
Mrs. Dale Brownewell at Big Bay
Denoc. Mrs. Brownewell guided
them around Oganz Bay where
they saw several deer and fawns
grazing in the small cleared pas
lures. They also saw the Indian
Ceremonial at the Dells. At Rock
ford they attended the baseball
game of the Rockford Peaches and
the South Bend Blue Socks. an all
girls baseball club that Rockford
has sponsored for several years
and in Chicago they went sight
seeing.
Mrs. Harold E. Haar of Yeasting
Road was admitted to Memorial
Hospital, Fremont last Tuesday
and underwent surgery there on
Wednesday, Mrs. Haar is conva-
lessing at the hospital and probably
will be able to return to her home
here at the end of the week.
Bonnie Jean Crozier daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crozier was
taken to Toledo Hospital last Mon
dav where she has been all week
undergoing medical attention anc
ex-rays for pneumonia. Bonnie
is doing very nicely and is ex
pected home in few days.
Fifteen boy scouts and theil
scout master Supt. L. R. Hetricf
left Sunday afternoon for Camr
Miakonda where they will spenc
a week. The scouts attending camp
include John Votaw, Dennis Kruse
Robert Shamp, Bill Rohloff, Tom
Shaffer, Don Lauer, David Haar
John Morris, Jene Salisbury, Ton
Detierle, Linden Damschroder, jim
Owen, Rex Ohl, Harry Blausey
Tom Dolph.
The boys will participate in tn,
many activities through out tn,
week. Several of the parents tool
the boys there and other parent
will drive to the camp to brin,
them home.
The Trinity Methodist socia
rooms was the scene of the open
house reception honoring the re
cent marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Joyner of Sarasota, Fla
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Fulkert received abou
25C guests for the occasion. Assis
ting the bride, the former Annett,
Fulkert, with her gifts were Pegg,
Beck, Carol Sondergeld, Caro-
Summers, Delphine Overmyer an,
Patsy Van Alta. Carolyn and Jud,
Druckenmiller were in charge O
the Brides Book and Mrs. AL Val
Alta served at the punch bowl
Assisting with the buffet Iunc]
was Mrs. Glen Druckenmiller an,
also the cousins of Mrs. Fulkeri
The evening was spent sociaIl
while the bridal couple opene,
their many lovely and useful gifts
for which they wish to thanl
their relatives and friends who al
tended from Toledo, Fremon,
Fort Clinton, Lindsey, Leipsic, OaI
Harbor, Elmore and Genoa. an,
Benton Harbor, Michigan.
AS farewell gesture for MI
and Mrs. Frank Joyner who wer
returning to Sarasota, Fla. tn
next day, Mrs. Joyners parents
the Leonard Fulkerts entertaine,
with barbecue and ice cream
supper at their country home o.
Thursday evening. Those enio,
ing the affair were Mr.. and Mrs
Birch Overmyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Carlyle Overmyer, Sheldon an
Delphine; Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Overmyer, Terry and Barbara
Mrs. Corneal, Roger, 'Gaylon, Davi
and Darwin; Mrs. Chas. Sonde,
geld, Mr.. and Mrs. Wes. Miller o
Lindsey and Mrs. AL Van Att;