Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-24
ELMORE
MRS. HARRY c. FuLKERT

staff. Clarence Egert will teach
mathematics and Mrs. Gearld Mill
er will be the music instructor.
Mr.. Egert is graduate of Harris
Elmore high school and while in
the army was enrolled at West
Point for sometime. After being
discharged he completed his educa-
ton at Toledo University gradu-
ating with a Bachelor Of Educa-
tion degree in June. For his prac-
tice work he taught mathematics
at Waite High School last semes-
ter. Mrs. Miller the former Lila
Jackson of Vaughnsville, Ohio and
a bride of last week graduated
from Bluffton College and taught
music at Florida, Ohio one year.
The TINT class of the Church
of Christ with Miss Myrtle K'Burg
and John Wood enjoyed their an
nual breakfast and worship az
Greenwood Park Sunday morning.
Mrs. Gearld Rhoda received a
phone call from her husband Corp.
Rhoda early Thursday morning
from Camp Stockton, California
where he arrived from Korea on
Wednesday. Corp. Rhoda left Cal
ifornia for Camp Atterbury, In
diana where he will receive his
discharge He has been in Korea
for the past Is months near the
front lines except for one week
he spent in Japan. Corp. Rhoda is
going to be surprised and happy
man when he arrives in Elmore
for his wife the former Kathleen
Kardatzke daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Kardatzke has pur-
chased lot next to the John
Morris farm home on Route los
and had a pullman house moved
on it all unaware to her husband.
The house is in the last minor
stage of being finished and the car
peting has been laid and the cur
tainS put up. Mrs. Rhoda has work
ed with the help of her parents
and other friends to have the
house completely done but h
doesn't know how to tell her hus-
band the surprise that is in store
for him. We hope the reunited
couple will be very happy.
Miss Marlene Henkle of Rock
ford, Ohio has been visiting her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Henkle here for the past two
weeks. Larry Wiley of Elmore
was guest of his grandparents
also several days last week.
Mrs. Ella Druckenmiller spent
from Monday through Thursday at
the Clifford Durdel home in To-
ledo caring for Connie and Patty
while Mr. and Mrs. Durdel were
in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Durdel
and daughters moved to Toledo
the first of July.
Miss Judy Wendt, Miss jeanette
Myers, Miss Mary Kontak and Miss
Marlene Barnes spent several days
last week with Mrs. William
Shrader, Sally and Walter at the
Shrader cottage at Catawba Is
land.
Merlyn Bloom of Oak Harbor is
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Bloom and family.
The Study Club held their an
nual social outing at the Lake
House in Port Clinton July g.
Twenty members enjoyed fish,
ham and chicken dinners and then
spent the evening playing pinochle
and bridge. Three prizes were a.
warded to the winners of the
games.
Miss Lois Kardatzke, Miss Alice
Johnson, Owen Kardatzke and Dick
Witte left Monday to attend The
Church Of God camp at Mills
Lake, Mansfield, Ohio. They will
return home Saturday after enjoy
ing the handicraft nature lore,
music, recreation activities and
vesper services the camp provides
for this Junior group. Mertle
Kardatzke attended he senior
Camp last week.
Mrs. Ted Reynolds, Jimmy and
Carol, Miss Eloise Reynolds of Ell
more, Mrs. Viola Parten and Mrs.
Nellie Boyle of Los Angles, Cal
ifornia enjoyed a boat trip from
Sandusky to Kingsville, Ontario,
Canada last Saturday.
Three Elmore girls signed up,
last Monday to run for the Queen,
who will reign over the hoinecom-
ing which will be held August q
to 20 and is. being sponsored by
the American Legion Community
Post No. l79. The girls, SUE
Giesler, Sue Crozier and Judy
Druckenmiller are working and
selling tickets on point basis
this year. Last week every book
of tickets sold counted 600 points
but the points on each book will
decrease 100 points each week.
Give the girls a boost and buy
your tickets early to give them
more points.
The Elmore Fire Department
was called to the Lawrence Rupp