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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
MARION LoRENsEN WEEDS

Beauty in simplicity marked the
wedding Friday evening of Mar
ion L. Lorensen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lorensen, West
Sixth Street, and Donald Lee
Obermeyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Obermeyer, Fremont. At
seven thirty o'clock, July 10, be-
fore an altar flanked with flow
ers, the Rev. John Braun per-
formed the double ring ceremony
in st. Johns Lutheran Church.
Miss Martha Finefrock, friend
of the bride was maid of honor
and Sam McCallister, Fremont,
friend of the groom was best man.
The pretty young bride was a
lovely picture in ballerina
length gown of chantilly lace. 1t
was fashioned with a cuffed bod
ice topped by fitted jacket which
had long sleeves, peter pan collar
and self buttons to waist. Her fin
gertip veil of silk illusion was held
by a seed pearl tiara. She carried
her grandmother's white bible
under a cascading bouquet of
stephanotis and white orchid, and
wore the groom's gift of pearl ear
rings.
Her maid of honor wore bal
lerina length gown of aqua lace
over taffeta with scoop neckline
and juliet cap. Her cascading bou-
quet was composed of pink carna-
tions with calcium leaves and
braided ribbon, to match her
gown.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Lorensen chose navy blue
voile frock while Mrs. Obermeyer
wore a dress of navy blue sheer.
Both mothers wore white acces-
sories and corsages of white car
nations.
A reception for two hundred
guests at the CataWba Community
Hall followed the exchange OF
vows.
The brides travelling ensemble
was a navy blue all pleated sheer
with white accessories and the
white orchid from her bridal bou-
quet was pinned to her shoulder.
The new Mrs. Obermeyer is q
1858 graduate of Port Clinton
High School and is employed in
the offices of Erie Ordnance De.
pot. Mr. Obermeyer is Ross High
School graduate, and is associated
with his father in the Obermeyey
Implement Company, Fremont. AZ
ter brief honeymoon the young
couple will live in Napoleon
Street, Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
Wins Scholarship
At Ohio State u.

Peter A. Minderman. Ohio State
University student in chemical en-
gineering and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Minderman, Port Clinton,
has been awarded the Atlantic
Refining Company science and en-
glneering scholarship, according
to an announcement by Prof. 10
seph H. Koffolt, chairman of the
University's department of chemi-
cal engineering.
Minderman, fifth year student
in the curriculum, was awarded
the scholarship as the undergrad
uate showing the greatest promise
Of success in the fields Of science,
engineering, and research direct
ly related to petroleum industry
operations. In addition to main
tanning high scholastic average,
he has been president of the Stu
dent Branch of the Ohio Society
of Professional Engineers, bust
ness manager of the Ohio State
Engineers, a member of the Engi
neers' Council, and president OF
Theta Tau fraternity.
This coming year, Mindermar
will be president of the Ohio
State student chapter of the Amer
lean Institute of Chemical Engj
neerS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
KITCHEN SHOWER GIVEN

Miss Florence Kinney, whose
marriage to Paul E. Heschel of
Fremont will be solemnized on
August l, was honored Sunday at
kitchen shower given in the San
dusky home of Mrs. Donald Meng
with Miss Joyce Meng as assisting
hostess.
Memory games were played
with prizes being won by Miss
Kinney, Mrs. Paul Frost and Mrs
Conrad Heschel. Enjoying the
party were Miss Kinney, Mrs.
Thomas Kinney, Sr., Mrs. Thomas
Kinney, Jr., Mrs. Robert Clemons,
Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, Tiffin;
Mrs. Clayton Gabel, Fremont; Mrs.
Paul Frost, Sandusky; Mrs. Con
rad Heschel, Fremont; and Mrs.
Esther Meng, Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
MARJORIE WASSMUTH
HONORED

Miss Marjorie Wassmuth, bride
elect of Amos Netherland, Jr.,
was honored Monday night at a
miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Willard Schmardebeck in
the Erie Gardens Community
Hall.
Snatch bingo and letter game
was a diversion, and lunch was
served after the many lovely
gifts were opened.
Guest list included Mrs. Rich
ard Enderle, Mrs. Ray Matthews,
Mrs. Amos Netherland, Sr., Mrs
Charles Netherland, Mrs. Dale
ReitZ, Mrs. Gould Stafford, Miss
Joyce Netherland, Miss Janice
Gates, Miss Marion baltimore,
Mrs Charles Lenke, Mrs. Mar
jorie baltimore, Mrs. George
Reinke and Mrs. Robert Luch-
singer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
SURPRISE SHOWER GIVEN

Miss Florence Kinney, who will
become the bride of Paul E. Hes
chel on August l, was guest of
honor Monday evening at sur
prise miscellaneous shower given
in the Christ Dubbert home by
Mrs. Gladys Zimmerman, Mrs.
Wayne Fleming, Mrs. Tonald
Boiling and Mrs. Fred Keyes.
A sprinkling can filled with
lovely flowers was placed on the
gift table before a large window
beautifully decorated with pink
and blue crepe paper.
Pinochle was enjoyed with Mrs.
James Hauser winning first, Mrs.
William Anderson second, and
Miss Monte Dehring low. Lunch
climaxed the delightful party
Guests included the honored
guest, Miss Kinney, Miss Dehring,
Mrs. Robert Clemons, Tiny Nor.
row, Mrs. Hauser, Mrs. John Kar.
shuk, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Paul
Clemons, Miss Rosanne. Kindt
Mrs. Richard lesson, Mrs. Alton
Lambert, Mrs. Donald French
Miss Laurabelle Dubbert, Mrs
Quentin Floro, Oak Harbor; and
Mrs. William Fleming, Inkster
Michigan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS CLUB

Members and families of Pro-
gressive Mothers Club enjoyed a
gressive Mothers Club enjoyed a
gala evening Thursday, when they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Hrupcho at Camp Yu-ki-ta for
their annual potluck picnic.
Many games both for younge-
Sters and adult participants were
played. Winning prizes at the
childrens games were Johnnie and
Bonnie christensen, Douglas
Twynham, Skipper Lowein and
Richard Steindam. Kermit Miller
won bean pot in the Navy bean
guessing contest. Charades and
group singing were also feature
OF the evening.
Mrs. Clarence Lowein, Jr. was
Chairman of menu planning CO.
mmittee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
cATAWBA GoLFERETTEs

Chippewa GolferetteS were
guests of the Catawba Golferettes
Thursday at the local course. Fol
lowing forenoon golf, buffet
luncheon at noon was enioyed in
the Catawba Cliffs Beach Club.
Chippewa winners were as fol.
lows: 18 holes, Mrs. Gig Dixon,
low gross; Mrs. Clay Kabot, low
net and Mrs. Robert Schmidt, low
put; nine holes, Mrs. Clarence
Tucker, low gross; Mrs. Harry
Johnson, low net, and Mrs. Roland
Bower, low put.
Catawba winners were: 1S
holes, Mrs. Ray Lambert, low
gross; Mrs. Richard Rice, low net
and Mrs. Harvey Snider, low put;
nine holes, Mrs. Gordon Cooper
low gross; Mrs. D. A. Hablitzel
low net, and Mrs. Gordon R. Ley
low put.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
lq47 CLASS REUNION

At the first reunion of the Port
Clinton High School Class of 1947
held Sunday, July IL, at Lakeview
Park, tentative plans for second
reunion in 1858 were made.
Thirty nine former classmates,
their families and class sponsor,
Mrs. Avila Carter, enjoyed a pot
luck picnic and social afternoon
reviving school day memories.
Letters we're read from Lucille
Atkinson Haefling, Elgin, Illinois;
Evelyn Davis, Bakersfield, Califor-
nia; and Verilla Kubasek Grant,
Umitilla, Oregon. Those, in mill
tary service unable to attend were
Jim Cough, Dick Stein, Jack Dish
err, Don Miller, Bill Miller, Walter
Prousik, Don Kinsey, and Don Mel
son.
In attendance were Jim Klein
hans, Bob Lemon, Nan Richey
Lemon, Donna Winke Ashton, Jim
Ashton, Anne Seufert, Janice
Gates, Helen Lukac Ahrens, jim
Dawson, Marie Meacham Leiske,
Tom Stahl, Dave Mackey, Delmar
Thomas, Joe Hohler, Eugene Rose,
Duane Adams, John Meckfessel,
Audrey Windnagel Sprenger, Don
Quisno, Betty Wodrick QuiSno,
Joy Burning Kagemaster, Joan
Burget Suhrbier, Dorothy Arm
bruster Gulau, Rosemary JUDY
Zelms, Charles Zelms, Lillian
Wagner Hostrup, Jim Johnannsen,
Frances Cover Peterson, Jane
Miessner Krisher, Cleveland; Jack
Braddock, Toledo; Frances Gates
Allen, Oak Harbor; Chalon Short,
Findlay; Joyce Miller Boeshart,
Toledo; Bill Jablonski, Huron;
Paula Migala Christensen, Ere
mont; Bill Burkins. Indianapolis,
Indiana; Madeline Lowe Ochs, Ere.
mont; Carolyn DeGalen Clau-
baugh, Upper Sandusky; Mike
Reaser, Columbus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
LEZOTTE-IM

In beautiful setting of white
gladiola, palms and candelabra,
Miss Shirley Jeanne Lezotte,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
S. Lezotte, Erie Township, became
the bride of Roger N. Immel, son
of Mrs. Emma Immel, and the
late Mr.. Immel, Graytown.
The Rev. Shoup performed the
double ring ceremony on Friday,
July 10, at seven thirty o'clock in
st. Johns Lutheran Church, Oak
Harbor
Given in marriage by her faith
er the attractive bride was becom-
ingly attired in a full length gown
of chantilly lace and satin. The
basque bodice was fashioned of
lace with square collar, long point
ed sleeves and full skirt of sat-
in. Her silk net nylon fingertip
length veil was edged in lace and
caught to lace crown. She car
ried colonial bouquet of white
carnations and red roses.
Miss Nancy Lezotte, sister Of
the bride was maid of honor. She
wore an orchid net over satin
strapless ballerina length gown,
with fitted bodice, full gathered
skirt and matching stole. A band
of flowers was worn in her hair
and she carried a colonial bouquet
of daisies and tinted carnations.
Bridesmaids were Miss Sally LIE.
zotte, sister of the bride and Mrs.
Kenneth Watkins, sister of the
groom. Their gowns were similar
to the matron of honor's, Miss Le-
zotte in white and Mrs. Watkins
in blue. They carried matching CO.
lonial bouquets of daisies and tint
ed carnations.
Max Harder, cousin of the
groom was best man. Ushers were
Victor Harder, cousin of the
groom and Harold r. Lezotte,
brother of the bride.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Lezotte chose a black and
white frock with black maruuj
sette redingote. Mrs. Immel's Sc
lection was a black and white
print dress. Both mothers wore
white accessories and red rose
corSageS.
Following the wedding a recep
ton for two hundred guests was
held at the Knights of Columbus
Hall, Oak Harbor.
The new Mrs. Immel is a 1876:
graduate of Oak Harbor High
School and is employed in the of
fices of Erie Ordnance Depot. Mr.
Immel is a 1852 graduate and at
tended Bowling Green State Uni
versity. He is employed at the
Standard Oil Company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
SHOWER rendered

Mrs. Richard Enderle and Mrs.
Ray Matthews honored Miss Mar
garet F. Wassmuth at a miscel-
laneous shower Wednesday eve-
ming in the Matthews home, $40
Jackson Street.
Attending were Mrs. D. Balconi,
Mrs. Robert Reno, Mrs. Carl Munk
and Mrs. Robert Sprow, Sandusky;
Mrs. Bryan Kraemer, Mrs. Ken
meth Harvey, Oak Harbor; Mrs.
Chester Burr, Mrs. Duane Erney,
Mrs. George Hines, Mrs. Robert
Luchsinger, Mrs. Gene Stafford
Mrs. Robert Wills, Mrs. Lena Won.
Claim, Mrs. H. Offenburg, Mrs. w.
Schmardebeck, Miss Joyce Neither.
land, Mrs. Charles Nethlerland,
Mrs. Robert Hopfinger, Mrs. o. P
Stewart, Mrs. David Jeremy, Port
Clinton, and Mrs. Edward WasS
muth, Columbus, mother of the
guest of honor.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Hopf
niger, Mrs. Sprow, Mrs. Kramer
Mrs. Schmardebeck and Miss Meth
erland. Sending gifts were Mrs
John Wilson, Columbus; Mrs. G. P
Farr, Detroit, Mrs. Amos Neither
land, Sr., and Miss Janice Gates
Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17

dusky. Delegates, Unit Committee
Woman and their alternates to
the State Convention to be held In
Columbus on July 81, August
and 2 were elected. Delegates are
Mrs. Mary Jane Dirnberg and Mrs.
Marie j. Osborn with Mrs. Helen
Splitter and Mrs. Marie Ellenber-
ger as alternates. Mrs. Marie Ell
lenberger will serve as Unit Exec
utive Committee Woman, Mrs.
Irene Miner, alternate
Plans for picnic to be held in
August in place of the regular
meeting were discussed. Mrs. Mary
Jane Dirnberg, Mrs. Marie Ellen
berger and Mrs. Katherine WEIGH
man were named on the commit
tee in charge of arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
SPEAKS AT ROTARY

Major Todd Frazier, principal
of Onarga, Illinois, Military School,
discussed the role of the independ-
ent school in American education
at Tuesday Moons Rotary Club
meeting in st. John Lutheran
Church.
Frazier said the private schools
work closely with public schools
in many athletic and social events
and that such schools do credit
able jobs of preparing boys for
college.
At next Tuesdays Rotary lunch
con, the Huron Players will pre-
sent several scenes and highlights
from their forthcoming plays. A
short history of the Huron Play
house will be given by DR.. Eldon
Smith, director of the Bowling
Green State University's summer
theatre.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
ERIE GARDENS
MRS. STEVE NoVAK
Phone 2-54a4

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Meachem and
daughter, Bonnie, of South Loop
were visiting relatives in Dayton,
last weekend.
Mrs. Roland Wenzel's Hobby
Art Class" is now holding twice
monthly meetings in the Erie Gar
denS Community Hall, with what
were once three different classes
now combined in one large class,
Visitors in the John Lawrence
home last weekend were Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Maywhoor of Lima,
parents of Mrs. Lawres4ce.
Several Erie Gardens children
are among those taking swimming
instructions at the park pool each
morning. Gay Boyle is doing a
wonderful job with the kiddies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols,
Eunice, Tommie and Ginny left
early Saturday morning on two
week vacation trip into Michigan
and Canada.
Mrs. Charles Abel, Community
Loop, has received word that her
husband, 1st Sgt. Charles Abel has
just left the states for army duty
in the Pacific.
William and Irene Mires now oc-
cupy the 181 East Loop apartment
formerly occupied by Betty and
Emil Sechel.
Mrs. Charles Schoch and daugh-
ter, Donna, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wendell Lucas, in Columbus,
Ohio this week.
One Erie Garden father received
quite a shock the other day when
he overheard his little daughter
and neighbor boy seriously dis
cuSSing Christmas i July. His
six-year old stated ooh, l know
who Santa Claus is. He is just a
grouchy OLE man with false whisk-
ers on" The wise nine-year old
answered, "Yep, that's your Pop
alright"
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Lauer en-
joyed a four-day trip into Wiscon-
sin the latter part of the week.
The Wisconsin Dells was one point
of interest on the trip.
E. Printy Arthur was fishing in
Canada last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawk, East
Loop, were visited by Mrs. Hawks
parents, Doctor and Mrs. Sunseri
of Cleveland, Ohio last weekend.
Jim and Alyce Conquest and
their three little daughters left
Saturday on their vacation trip
destination unknown. They plan to
route their trip while driving;
however one stop will be Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Scott anc
family of Wyandotte, Michigan
were weekend guests in the Soutl
| Loop home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth Sharp.
| New Erie Gardens residents are
Edward and Louise Huffman, form
erly of Tiffin, Ohio, who have JUS
moved into the apartment at 701
D. Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
HoNoRED AT SHOWER

Mrs. Willard Biglin, of Castalia,
was complimented at Stork show
er Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Chester Detmon with Mrs.
August Burr, Sr., and Mrs. August
Burr, Jr., as hoSteSses.
Bingo was played with Mrs,
Verna Aldred winning high score
and Mrs. Benny Marek winning
low. Mrs. Ford Hamann was the
lucky name drawn for the door
prize.
After the honored guest opened
her many gifts the hoSteSSes serv-
ed a tasty lunch.
Guests were Mrs. Irene Clark
and Mrs. Verna Aldred of FIRE.
mont, Mrs. John Short, Mrs. Del
bert Potts, Mrs. William Rohde,
Mrs. John Winnie, Mrs. Cicero
Winnie, Mrs. Benney Marek, Mrs.
Chester Burr, Mrs. Franklin Dub
bert, Mrs. Art Mefford, Mrs. Les
ter Short, Mrs. Eva Winnie. Mrs.
Ford Hamann, Mrs. Mary Kru1y-
inSki, Mrs. Laura McDavitt, Mrs.
Rozella st. Clair, Mrs. Peck AZ
bell and Mrs. Don MoltZ.
Unable to attend were Mrs. Mar
jorie Lentz, Mrs. Lois Madison,
Mrs. Alice Busack, Mrs. Norma
Balduf, Mrs. John Wheel, Mrs.
Donald Dellinger, Mrs. Ralph Bal
duff, Mrs. Mary Winnie, Mrs. Roy
Lecrone of Fremont, Michigan,
and Mrs. Frank Dubbert of Lex
ington, KY.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
Havener Returns
From Korea Tour

Returning to Long Beach, Cali
fornia, after completing a tour Of
combat duty in the Far East June
18th were the destroyers USS
James E. Keyes, Eversole and Shell
ton and the radar picket destroyer
USS Higbee.
Aboard the Higbee was Francis
E. Havener, quartermaster seaman,
USN, of 41912 East Second Street,
Port Clinton.
Operating as units of Destroyer
Division 81 with fast carrier Task
Force II, the ships participated in
the Naval bombardment and block
ade of North Korea. Leaving the
States in Nov, 1852, the ships
made brief stops at Pearl Harbor,
Midway and Yokosuka, Japan, en-
route to the combat zone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
PHONE 2-5S23
SToRK SHOWER GIVEN

Mrs. Hazel Boss, Mrs. William
Faust, Jr. and Mrs. Paul Bohland-
er were co-hostesseS at stork
shower honoring Mrs. Dale Reitz,
Friday evening in the Boss home.
Pinochle provided diversion
with Mrs. C. B. Mills winning first
prize and Mrs. Rosella ReitZ sec
ond. Boobie prize was won by Mrs.
Robert Randell.
Many lovely gifts were opened
and a desert course climaXed an
enjoyable party. Guests included
the honored guest, Mrs. Reitz, Mrs.
Mills, Mrs. Rosella ReitZ, Mrs. Will
son Buck, Sandusky, Mrs. Randell
Sandusky, Mrs. Harold Reitz, Mrs.
Lester Hillman, Mrs. Jack Dia-
mond, Mrs. Robert Brundage, New
London, Mrs. William Faust, Sr.,
Mrs. Gaylord Engler, Miss Gail
Boss and Mrs. William Cleaver.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-17
LEAVES FOR JAPAN

Pfc. Gloria Mackey, daughter
of Mrs. Mabel Mackey, Gypsum,
has been promoted to private first
class after only II months train
ing in the Army Nurses Corps.
After Today furlough at her
home, Miss Mackey left early this
week for California where she is
awaiting shipment to Fecom,
Japan, Army Hospital, being one
of three chosen for the detail.
Ronald Mackey, second member
of the family to enlist in service
upon graduation from high school
and brother of Gloria, also had
liberty over the weekend to visit
with his family and to attend the
Mackey family reunion. Ronald
is doing very good at the Naval
Air School in Columbus.