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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

for her on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. .Reinke have as
their guests, his mother and aunt
from Chicago.
Dale Wohlers had the good for
tune of holding lucky number
and won a Shetland pony at the
Fremont rodeo Sunday afternoon.
Shirley and Allen were delighted
with this surprise gift.
The Children's Choir of ST..
Paul's Lutheran Church will rend-
er a Mothers. Day anthem at the
morning service Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sass and
baby of Sandusky spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Sass.
The st. Paul Ladies' Aid is spon-
soring a Mother-Daughter evening
at the church basement, Friday
evening at $50. All members and
ladies of the community are in
vited.
Traffic was heavy on the roads
Sunday, as many came to view the
peach trees in bloom. The peach
orchards are not as plentiful as in
years past tho. 1t is only a few of
the older folks who remember
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08
ated on Route 12O just north of

Gated on Route 120 just north o
Elmore.
Graveside services we're held fol
the stillborn twin sons of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Beryl Witty at Union GENE
terry Wednesday. The premature
infants were born Wednesda.
morning at Mercy Hospital, To
ledo. Rev. c. r. Schmidt officiatec
at the services which the imme
date families attended. Beside,
the parents a sister Susan sur
wives. Mrs. Witty returned home
from the hospital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Henkle spen
the weekend in Lakewood, o.
visiting their son, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Henkle and son Jerry.
The Future Business Leaders 0
America of Elmore Chapter 78,
received their charter last Thurs
day evening with the Genoa chap
ter in charge of the presentation
The FBLA is under the direction
of the. United Business Education
Association. The Elmore char
ter was recently organized by tn
girls of the junior class with Pegg.
Kruse, president, Joan Koepkt
vice president; Janice Damschroed
cr, secretary and Lois Magsi.
treasurer. Any student compile
ing one subject in commercial
study may be a member of tn
chapter.
Mrs. Donald Damschroder ant
Mrs. Alton Giesler were hostess t
miscellaneous bridal shower fo
Mrs. Raymond yelling of Wood
vile in the Damschroeder hom,
Sunday afternoon. A floral center
piece graced the table for tn
desert lunch which was served t.
the group of classmates afte
which Mrs. yelling opened he
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08
ELNORE
MRS. HARRY c. FuLKERT

Fifteen girls from the Junior
and senior class went to Bowling
Green last Friday to attend the
Northwestern Ohio Journalism
convention. They were accompa
MED by Mrs. Burl Barker CONNER
cial teacher of Elmore and several
students and teachers of Genoa
The girls attended five work shop
discussions that judged the school
papers and were very happy to
receive a superior rating in the
mimeograph type. This is the first
year the paper has received the
superior rating. The girls who at
tended included the editors of this
year, Joyce Schroeder and Joyce
Kimberlin, the editor of 1953-1954
Judy Wendt and Laverne Behring,
business manager of this year,
Lillian Drapeer business manager
of 1953-1954 Sue Geisler. Others
attending were Peggy Beck, Carol
Sondergeld, Mary Lou Hasselkus,
Janice Damschroder, Peggy Kruse,
Helen Horak, Margie Chic, Ann
Bittner and Lois Magsig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Calm of
Fremont visited her brother Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Sherk Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morse of
Adrian and Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Barnes of Ida, Mich, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Barnes, Saturday
evening.
The excavation work for the
new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Damschroder has been completed
and the mason work is in progress.
The Damschroders home is To-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

when there were peach orchards
where the quarrying operations are
now going on. In seeing all the
stone with not much topssoiI one
wonders how the trees managed
to grow. Grow they did and pro-
duced beautiful fruit, but that was
before the San Jose scale arrived
and ruined the orchards, Many a
grower quit the business then,
while OF hers continued and
learned to fight the pest.
The community was sorry to
near of the illness of Mr.. H. C.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

the King Louie" champion wonen bowling
Cleveland will Clinton Ladies' AStars
special match in Clinton Recreation Alleys at Sunday
TO- and big crowd will be hand to witness the event
highest in the Tuesday Night League Carol
Snyder Lam
bertw King the national champion
ship ST. year also the Ohio cham
Springfield with 257 King Louie boleretfes left TO
right Jean Justin eaptain Helen Macy Whitley Pr,moseh
Sophie Cefinky Mrs Macy the wife OF Steve
Macy Bowler of the Year. Whitley Pmoseh and Jean
doubles titles 1850 and the Cleveland ladies
have numerous other honors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

Wahlers, now a patient in the Ma
gruder Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Wahler has been in ill health for,
many years and Mr.. Wahlers was.
always active and cared for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wahlers resided on
the church road over forty years
and moved to Port Clinton a few
years ago. They celebrated their
golden wedding year ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

pretty gifts. The afternoon wa
spent in visiting instead of con
tests and games. Those presen
we're Mrs. Earl Linke and Mrs
Wilbur Emch, Woodville; Mrs
Robert Stroscher, Genoa; Mrs
David Alexander and Mrs. Floyt
kessler, Toledo; Mrs. Victor Lib
be, Waldbridge, and Mrs. Arthu
Miller, Luckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Royce o
Toledo are announcing the a.
rival of their first child, daugi
ted born Saturday, April 25 a
Flower Hospital. Mrs. Royce j
living at 335 Canal Ave, while MI
Royce is in service. Mrs. Royc
vas formerly Mary Ann Myers o
Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Williams
Who have been living with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Full
ri for the past several month!
moved into the Gail Whitinge
,partment on Rice street.
Mrs. Norman Damschroeder en-
cred Memorial Hospital, Fremon
last Tuesday and underwent SUI
gerry there on Wednesday, Mr.
Damschroder is doing quite wei
at the hospital and hopes to re
urn home Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Summers new hom
which is being built on August
street, between Paul Suess am
Mrs, Dora Coleman is proscessin
rapidly. The basement has beel
completed and the frame work
being put up this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carstel
arrived home recently from Brao
enton, Florida, where they spen
he winter months.
Mothers and daughters numbe,
'ng 1872 attended the Mother
Daughter Banquet at st. John
church, last Friday night. This wa
he largest banquet held in tn,
.hurch for mothers and daughter
md sponsored by the Women
Guild of the church. The table
were very prettily arranged wit
1affodilS for the swiss steak din
ner that was served by the yount
men of the church and the father
that helped in the kitchen. Grou'
singing followed the dinner afte
which Mrs. Walter Tank welcome
the mothers and daughters. Mrs
Harold Rohloff gave a toast to tn
daughters and Miss Peggy Rohlof
a toast to the mothers. Mrs Alber
Pickard presented Mrs. Carri
Lohr, the oldest mother, Mrs
Burton Magsig the younges
mother, Joan Schmidt the young
est baby present with plants Mrs
Ralph Schmidt of Detroit ant
Miss Ann Knickbocker of AM
Arbor, also received plants fo
travelling the farthest distance
Several films we're enjoyed in th'
church parlors where the man.
mothers and daughters assemblies
after awards we're presented. Mrs
Edward Kuhlman was chairman o
| the dinner and Mrs. Harold Rob
off was program chairman.
Mrs. John DeStazio chairman @
the Cancer Drive, here, stated tt
day the amount collected is $434
90 This amount is within So G
doubling the total last year whic
was 1921. A few checks are sti
expected. Mrs. De Stazio wishes t
thank the members of the auxil
ary and the Legion who helpe
with the porch light drive in E
more and township.
Merle Karadatzke, Dick Kar
datzke, Elaine Karadatzke of E
more and Duane Boak of Toled
went to Anderson, Indiana la
Thursday and attended the voc
tional guidance sessions for your
people. The group returned hon
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sherk we
hosts for n family Gathering
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

night. Come and bring your
friends and get acquainted with
these young people who are study
ing in our country. Any one in
terested in having them visit your
farm or your business cn Satur-
day, please contact Mrs Harris
Kardatzke, phone 4767.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08

TUNE M TO THE
OTTAWA COUNTY NEWScAST
AT 4:30, MON. THRU FRI.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-14

Saturday night The main feature
was a ilaShllght egg hunt
Week end guests in the L. f,
Southall home were Mr. and Mrs.
George Duncan Other Sllnda :
visitors were MI. and Mrs. Housen
GRAFT and MI and Mrs Walter
A Edwards al Of tarmyille
MIR, l. II Stockton Who has
been ILL., is ronyalescine III her
home Oakland Mrs Joe Crute,
a daughter has been with her.
Mr. and Mrs George W0mack
attended Church services at
Bethlehem Sunday The Rev.
Jesse Hutcheson preached splen
did Easter sermon.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Moore
Of Natural Bridge. were recent
visitors Of Mr. and Mrs George
Moore.
MISS Betty Lou Southall has re-
turned to Longwood COLLEGE. after
pending the Easter HOLIDAYS with
hel parents Nh and Mrs +. j.
Southall
Me- and Mrs N r Southall
We're recent visitors Cf MIS- II A
Soulhall and Mrs Ruby Andcr-
son, Of t'armtlle
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CONTROLS END4D

When price conuos were lifted
from steel ALLOYS alle, Il tew olher
items not previously freed. all
~Gov-rtrne,t ,eutt1rr.c7 u--es- prices
IN the nation. IN effect since
January 1851 were ended.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-14
John Cutler Galusha
Dies at Dinwiddie

John Cutler Galll5ha. H. Of
DlnWlddIe C. H died Friday
April 10. III Petersburg General
Hospital Funeral services were
held Saturday at 80 p. IN fron
Calvary Episcopal Church al Dn-
Widdle C II with 4ntelment I'M
The family plot at Nat Pleasant.
the GamSha home AT DlnWiddIc
Surviving are thrr. sisters. Mrs
T j lMcllWalne. OF FarlnVille.
Mrs George l.. Buttcl worth and
Mrs Richard Lewis. of DinWiddIe.
and brother. Henry II Galusha,
Of DinWiddie.
II NJ. LANG had the miSloltHMn
to lose Two fmc COWS las, week
There VIII be preaching nth
Buffalo Presbyterian Church sun
day At II O'Clock by the pastor.
the Rev James G Thompson
Charlie carter was Stlnd4v
visitor Of Glen Easter Of Cum-
berland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-14

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fungus growth. keenS shut
tiers bright and 8 An
sp arkling for ~A.+O
years. or.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-14
AIRCRAFT
ludividualiycd Cabinets
BY farmvilie Manufacturing Co

bN dfHiNitt .NiHtiiicluflhS 20.
The winners each of'whom will re-
ceiye a
COSCO Kitchen Stool
Me Mrs Iyanhoe Morgan. r /.
BUCKINGHAM. VA. who submitted
the name ART CRAFT" and
MIS- A x King Box 272. Farm
"ille who entered the name In
diyidual.zed Cabinets
Thanks again for your interest
and We hope we will be able to
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
St. Thomas PTA
HOnOrs Basketball
Team In GAINESVILLE

Members of the st. Thomas
grade school basketball team we're
honored by the school PTA at a
recent meeting in the school base
ment.
The Irish, coached by Charlie
Labaki, compiled % won-2 lost
mark. They were runners-up in the
recent diocesan grade school dis
trict tournament.
Letters were awarded to Pat Nc
Loughlin, Bernard Kuhn, Jim Kill
leen, Charles Kelley, Albert Lay
ton, Joe Labaki, Robert Sordelet,
Robert Vaughn, James Labaki,
Robert Burns, Michael McNeely,
Patrick George, Gerald Paul, John
Morrison and Donald Dinan. Don
aid Thompson was awarded a
managers letter
Cheer leaders receiving letters
we're Carol Snider, Marjorie Hart
man. Judy Bintz, Barbara Rosta,
Kay Hills, and Martha McLough-
lin.
Coach Labaki was presented sew
eral gifts for his efforts with the
team
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Grade Baseball,
Softball Leagues
Prepare To Open

Schedules will be announced
next week for the opening of the
boys baseball and girls softball
league to be played this spring.
The boys played in four leagues
last year with Immaculate Concep-
tion, Sacred Heart, st. Mary Mag
dalene, and st. Ladislaus emerging
the winners. Immaculate Concep-
tion then went on to win the city
title
The girls, playing in three
leagues, saw st, John the Evange-
list, st. Dominic, and Holy Rosary
win league honors. st. John then
annexed the city crown.
Tentative plans call for the boys
leagues to open play on Apr. 8 OF
10, while the girls will get under
way the week of April 13.
Watch next weeks Times for
schedules.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Duquesne Opens
Baseball, Tennis,
Golf Schedules

Athletic Director Lou doc"
Slender has announced Duquesne
University's baseball, tennis and
golf schedules.
The baseball team will play a
19-game schedule highlighted by a
home-and-home series with Pitt.
The Dukes beat the Panthers 9-8
last year in the first meeting be-
tween the two schools in the mod
ern sports era. Coach Skender's
team compiled an ia record over
the season. Doc, who was named
Athletic Director in February, will
continue to coach the baseball
team.
The Dukes open April IL at
Waynesburg.
Most serious loss from last year
is Ray Komari, $40" pitching ace,
claimed by military service. The
Homestead Highlander won four
and lost two last season. Returning
lettermen include basketball stars
Dick Ricketts, and Steve Garay,
John Nigro, Bob Monath, Gene Ca
russo, Dominic Prlmerano, Jim Dix
on and Dick Tomana. Ricketts,, Gar
ay and Nigro are infielders, Caruso,
Primerano and Dixon are outfield-
ers, Monath is first-string catcher
and Tomana a pitcher.
Veteran tennis coach Paul Sulli-
vans team will play III matches
this spring, beginning with Indiana
Teachers at Indiana April 20. The
netters will also meet Pitt twice.
Coach Sullivan's team won four of
ten starts last year. Returning vet
erans include Dick and Ed Koscel-
nick, Jim Curry and Fred Corey.
The golf team opens 12-match
slate with Indiana's Teachers April
20. and later follows suit by meet
ing Pitts Panthers at home and
away. The golfers won eight and
lost four last year.
The baseball, tennis and golf
teams will make their annual east
ern trip to Colgate, Cornell and
Syracuse May 81, % and %.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Duquesne Names
All-Opposing Five;
.LaSalle HOnOred

The Duquesne Dukes strengthen
ed the Duquesne-LaSalle mutual
admiration society with the re.
suits of their all-opponent team
balloting. LaSalle's Explorers, who
have won two out of three from the
Dukes in the last two years, were
named the BEST Opposing Team"
by unanimous vote. Tom Cola, La
Sales All-American forward, was
also a unanimous pick for BEST
Opposing Player Faced"
The Dukes returned a compli
ment received this week when the
Explorers named Duquesne as the
best team they played and Dick
Ricketts,, the Dukes ct" sopho-
more forward, as the best opposing
player.
Larry Costello, sharpshooting Nj
agara guard, was the only other
unanimous choice on the first
team. Art Spoelstra, 6'912" center
from Western Kentucky, Larry
Hennessey of Villanova and Pete
Kinkead of Geneva round out the
first five.
The Dukes passed over such
acknowledgement stars as Ron Feir-
eisal of DePaul to recognize Kin
kead who has been one of the
greatest players in Geneva'S his
tory.
Second team berths went to Feir-
eisal, Bob Shafer of Villanoya, AL
Bianchi of Bowling Green, Fred
Iehle of LaSalle and John Kline of
Wayne.
Other players mentioned in the
balloting were: Norm Grekin of La
Sale, Dick Duckett of st. Johns,
Jack Sallee of Dayton, Tom Mar
shall and Dick White of Western
Kentucky, Phil Martin of Toledo,
Bill Kenville of St. Bonaventure
and Ed Conlin of Fordham.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03

At meeting last Sunday repre-
sentatives of seven parishes dis
cussed plans for forming a Cath
Ollie softball league this summer.
Those in attendance were Holy
Rosary, Corpus Christi, Holy Name,
Christ the King, Our Lady of Vic
tory, st. Augustine, and st. Johns.
All men above high school age
are eligible. The league will be un-
der the supervision of the diocesan
athletic office. Parishes interested
in enterting a team may get more
information by writing or calling
the Catholic Youth Bureau, 246 E.
Town St, Main 5891.
Another meeting is planned for
Tuesday, April IA, at the Youth
Bureau office at 8:15 p. m. Dead
line for entries will be at this
time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Gel Baseball Schedule
This Weeks Games
Wednesday, April 8
81. Charles at Rosary
Holy Family al St. Mary
ST. Leo School
Captures Annual
Grade Swim Title

st. Leo's school tailed % points
last Saturday to win the second
annual Columbus grade school in
vitational swimming meet at the
X. of c. pool.
Immaculate Conception won the
initial meet last year.
Four records we're set in Satur-
days action, highlighted by Lewis
Martin of Our Lady of Victory
breaking his old record in the 40
yard freeStyle. He was clocked at
2l seconds. Martin also set an
other record in the 20-yard back
stroke. He did that one in 1874 sec
onds.
Jack Francisco OF st. Ladislaus
did the 20-yard breaststroke in
1877 seconds to set a new mark in
that event.
st. Leo's medley relay squad en-
tered the fourth record into the
books with a 80 second effort for
so yards.
The 30 yard team relay was won
by Immaculate Conception il 483
seconds. Making up that squad was
McWilliams, Miller, DeMattis and
Welsh.
In the low board diving, Berry
Evans of ST. Catharine was first,
while the second spot went to Dick
Schneider of ST. Leo'S.
Team totals follow:
st. Leo-22.
st. Catharine-is.
Our Lady of Victory-iA.
Immaculate Conception-i2
Corpus Christi---l0.
st. AGATHA.
ST. Nincent-2.
st. Ladislaus--1.
st. Mary-1.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Marion St. Mary, Out Of Gel,
Considers New Athletic League

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t h a t
St Mary High School probably
would be operating in new ath-
letic league was made Tuesday
night at the annual st. Patrick's
Day banquet at Hotel Harding.
The announcement was made
by Coach Ray Robbins who stated
that plans at the present time are
tentative and an organization meet
ing has been set for March 30 at
Hotel Harding.
Long road trips involved in loop
games and lack of fans able to
make the trips here and on the
road were the main reasons given
for the withdrawal from the Cen
trail Catholic League.
Elm Valley. Redwood, Mt. Gil
cad, st. Mary and Cardington,
along with two other possible
schools would be included in the
new loop.
The announcement was made fol
lowing the awarding of athletic
monograms at the banquet.
Eddie Finnegan, athletic direc.
tor at Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, was the guest speaker.
DR.. A. j. Wagner was POSTMASTER.
The invocation was by Rev. Robert
Gately, assistant pastor, and the
benediction was by Rev. Thomas
Lowery, assistant pastor. Very
Rev. William J. Spickerman, VT,
gave brief talk on st. Patrick.
Football monograms went to
Dave Smith, Joe Murphy, Dave
Mcnamara, Dave Jackson, Joe Tin
nerello, Pat O'Connor, Bob Camp
ton, Dan Merchant Dave Carr,
Mike Anderson, Larry Ryan, Ed
Quinn, John Ryan, Jack Schnitzer
Don Shoemaker, John Kelly, Ted
Kilbury, John Messenger, Jerry
BalIenger, Roger Micheli and Dick
Mounts.
Cagers winning varsity letters
were Dave Smith, Joe Murphy, Joe
Tinnerello, Mike Anderson, Dan
Merchant, Pat O'Connor, Larry
Ryan, Don Shoemaker, Jack McNa-
mara, Jack O'Keeffe, Jerry Bal
lenger, John Messenger and Roger
Michel. Reserve basketball letters
we're won by Joe Armbruster, Dick
Cornely, Dave Kraft, John Kelly
Gary Howman, Richard Micheli
and Dick Mounts.
A varsity grid letter was also
won by Carroll Myers now serving
in the us. Navy.
Cheerleader letters went to Con
ME Finnegan, Linda Gilmore, Mary
Jo Dwyer, Peggy Hamilton, Kay
Gilmore and Noel Fry, while Bob
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03

Niggemeyer and Lawrence Haul
bert we're awarded manager let
ters.
Favors were shamrocks flown
here from Shannon, Ireland. Ar
rangements for the flying them
here were made by Father Lowery
and Gene Dietz, acting station man.
ager at the Marion Airport for
Trans World Airlines. Greetings in
a cablegram from Jim Dewey, oper-
ations manager for TWA at Shan
non read: "Sun beaming down on
Ireland, Irish very happy this ST.
Patrick's Day in the Morning"