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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
LOUISE WARMING
AND REUNION

Sunday, September 27th, d
house warming and reunion were
celebrated at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Benore, who recent
ly moved into the Herb Sorensen
farm home on Bay Shore Road. A
0otluck supper was served under
the trees with the grandchildren
presenting a chrome dinette SET
as the gift.
Those attending we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burns, PaineSville,
MIR. and Mrs. George Burns, Jr.,
Kathy and Kenny of Bedford, Mrs.
Ruby McComb, Toledo, Mrs. Elsre
Fletcher and Dolores, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Benore, Merilee, Ar
iith and Jill, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
3eggs and David, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Beggs, Janice and Ronnie
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Geor
gia and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. LIE
land Meinke, Henry, Jeff, Karer
and Cindy, Mrs. Walter Hunter
Sharon, Bonnie, Dawn and Susan
Mrs. Lillian Nielsen, Robert Obi
niger, Herman Ohlinger and Nj
and Mrs. Benore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
MISS McDAVITT HoNoRED
WITH BRIDAL SHOWER

Bride-elect Elsie McDavitt was
guest of honor at bridal shower
held Sunday afternoon in Erie
Gardens Community House. Host
esses for the occasion were Mrs.
Harold Rider, Mrs. Robert Rider,
Ann Rounds and Pat Carnicom.
Attending were: the guest of
honor, Mrs. William Stinsen, Mrs.
Cicero Winnie, Mrs. Earl Burk-
holder, Miss Norma Jeremy, Mrs.
Clayton Finken, Mrs. Edward De-
bien. Mrs. Nancy Rider, Mrs. M.
L. TibbS, Mrs. Joe Drusbachy,
Mrs. George Oravec, Miss Doris
Rounds, Mrs. Thomas Nichols,
Miss Eunice Nichols, Mrs. George
King, Mrs. Carrie ArmbruSter
Miss Ida Whiting, Miss Jane Nc
Candlish, Miss Jean Quandt, Mrs
Earl McDavitt, and the hostess.
Sending gifts but unable to at.
tend were: Mrs. Wayne Fridericl
Mrs. Delbert Annon, Mrs. Andy
Drusbachy, Mrs. James Boiling
Mrs. Charles Shortridge, Mrs
Christ Beutler, Miss Evely r
Franck, Miss Alice Ann Debien
Miss Irene Rounds, Mrs. Waite!
Rounds, Mrs. Anna Andrews, Miss
Janet Andrews, Mrs. Gilbert Car
nicom, Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Mrs
Walter Ingwer, Miss Peggy 'H,ahn
and Miss Joyce Ohlemacher.
Games of bingo were played
during the afternoon, with prize:
being awarded winners.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
COMMODORE PERRY CIRCLE

Commodore Perry Circle will
meet October 9th at 800 p. m. in
the home of Mrs. John Sunder-
and, 322 7th ST., Mrs. Lawrence
Miller, the new circle president,
will preside. The program for this
meeting will center about the
early history and activities of the
Commodore Perry Circle in the
community.
Roll Call will feature Reminis-
cences by Charter Members, Eve
lyn Beam, Ardath Chapman, Nena
Timblin, Mary Krupp and Louise
Ruddock "The History of Commo-
dore Perry, Gel" will be given by
Charter member Mary Krupp.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
ST. JOHNS WOMEN'S
MISSIONARY MEETING

October 7th at 1890 p. m. St
Johns Missionary Society viii
have a guest luncheon meeting al
the church. In charge of the lun
cheon will be Mrs. John Cerbus
chairman, Mrs. John Coyle, Mrs. j
Wright, Mrs. William Wolf, Mrs
Basil Stevens, Mrs. A. Witter, Mrs
Ralph Mackey, Mrs. George Hart
wig, Mrs. Carl Petersen and Mrs
Julius Jensen.
The nursery will be open a.
1890 in charge of Mrs. Lynn
Christensen. Mrs. Lloyd Beuthei
Sandusky, will review the book "i
Hungry Man Dreams" by Margare
Rundeck.
For reservations call Mrs. RAY
mond Lieske, 2-3204.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
DANBURY LADIES' AID

Sister Nanca Schoen, director
Of the Lutheran Old Folks Home
in Toledo, will be the guest spea.
er Thursday, October 9th, when
the ladies of st. Paul Lutheran
Church, Danbury, meet for their
annual Thankoffering Service.
The afternoon program will be-
gin with dessert luncheon in the
church basement at 1:30 o. m.
Hostesses are Mrs. Harold Schnei-
der, Mrs. Jay Schmidt, Mrs. Anna
Schmardebeck, Mrs. William Saas
Mrs. Clara Ropers, Mrs. Norman
Offenburg, Mrs. H. Edward Miller
and Mrs. Frank Myer.
This will be followed by the
Thankoffering Service in the
church sanctuary with Sister Nan
ca as speaker. Mrs. j. T. Kihlken
Thankoffering Department Chair
man, will be in charge of the pro
gram which follows the theme
eve Should Give Thanks Person
ally, Specifically, Joyfully." Mrs
Alan Eberly will direct a women
group in Hymn of Thanksgiving
and Mrs. Charles Lenke will have
a solo arrangement of Thanks Bt
To God" Others participating ir
the service are Mrs. Walter Fills
Mrs. Paul Gulau, Mrs. Gordon
Wahlers, Mrs. Dale Wohlers, Mrs
Joseph Kott, and Pastor Georg,
Reinke.
The Thankoffering Boxes vii
be presented at the close of tn
service. This will also be the in
gathering of canned goods, fruit
and vegetables, for the Lutheran
institutions of this area. This ha
been an annual project of the st
Paul ladies for a number of years
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
p. c. JUNIOR WOMEN

Port Clinton Women's Club held
its meeting Wednesday evening,
September 23rd in American Leg
ion Home.
Pres. Mrs. G. Cooper presided
at the impressive candlelight cere-
monies when the following nine
new members were initiated: Mrs.
Armand Biazzdo, Mrs. Printy Ar
thur, Mrs Max Stephenson, Mrs.
John Morton, Mrs. Lowell Peter
sen, Mrs. AL SCHNEIDER, Mrs. Clar-
ence Muggy, Mrs. Robert Ernst and
Mrs. Thomas Sutton. Each Of the
new members were presented a
rose the Club Flower.
In accordance with the new Club
plan three members of the organ
ization, whose birthdays are during
the current month, were also pre-
sented a rose: Doris Cedoz, 10
Cedoz and Ginny HattWick.
Miss Betty Neidecker will be
guest speaker at the next meeting,
October 14th. Her topic will be
Speech Therapy'. Committee for
this meeting will be Grace Wolf,
Mary Fall and Pat Clemons.
Husbands Night has been set
for October 31st, with a dance at
Catawba Community Hall and Mr.
Steinert's Orchestra providing
the music. The theme for this
evening will be Hobo Party"
Members of the lunch committee
for the September 23rd meeting
were Mrs. Charles Williamson,
Mrs. Albert Davids, and Mrs. Bert
| Alexander.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
RPW NEE ETING

On next Wednesday evening,
October 7th, the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club vii. hold
its monthly dinner meeting in the
dining room of Trinity Methodist
church. The Public Affairs COM
mittee, of which Mary Ellen Hos
trup is chairman, will have charge
of the program. Representative
Cliff Clevenger, will be the guest
speaker. A discussion period viii
follow Rep. Clevenger'S address.
Other special guests for the eve
ming will be the candidates in this
years election, members of the
Council and members Of the
School Board.
A group of Port Clinton High
School Senior girls will be guests
Of the club, initiating an opportu
nifty for high school girls intereS'
ed in a business or professional
career to hear helpful programs
and make contacts that may prove
of future value. This project is
sponsored by the Education and
Vacations Committee. Dorothi
Whittenmyer is chairman of thi,
committee.
Special music of the Octobei
7th meeting will be provided by ;
band composed of club members
The spring concert given by thi,
group was SO popular that thei
return engagement will be a higf
point in the program.
Cancellations must be in b,
Monday, October 5th. Members ar,
requested to notify Chairman
Mary Ellen Hostrup, Co-Chairmai
Ruth Pettibone or Florence Row
land.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
KLElN-ALLEN NUPTlAlS

In st. Johns Lutheran Church
September 26th at 1880 p. III. Miss
Shirley Klein became the bride Of
Thomas Allen She is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Klein, Ill
Alice Street. The groom's parents
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Allen Of
Bay Shore Road. Rev. John Braun
performed the double ring cere-
rony before the altar decorated
with white flowers. Mrs. John
Braun was the organist.
The bride wore a lovely lace
gown fashioned over nylon net
and satin ballerina length skirt.
The sleeves were long and pointed
over her hands. She wore fin
ger-tip veil of illusion and carried
bouquet of baby feathered NUNS
and white orchid.
Miss Beverly Mackey was the
maid of honor and Mario Snyder
was the brides other attendant
Their gowns were net made with a
strapless bodice and a jacket with
short push up sleeves. Miss Mack
ey was dressed in pink and car
ried blue NUNS. Miss Snyder wore
blue and carried pink NUNS.
James Allen, the groom's broth
er, was the best man. Guests were
seated by Richard and Don Allen
brothers of the groom and Dick
Klein, brother of the bride.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Klein wore a purple dress
with black accessories and cor
sage of feathered carnations in g
pink shade.
Mrs. Allen wore navy suit with
black accessories and yellow
, feathered carnation corsage.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the Catawbs
Community Hall for two hundred
guests. The hostesses we're Mrs
Lorensen, Mrs. Swimmer, Mrs
Schaffer and Mrs. Grod.
The young couple travelled tx
Pennsylvania on their wedding
trip. For travelling the bride wore
a navy blue checked suit with navy
accessories. She wore the white or
child from her bridal bouquet. Up
on their return they will reside a
2131a E. Sixth Street.
The bride is a graduate of Por
Clinton High School class of 1876,
and has been employed as
clerk-typist at E. o. D. The groom
also graduated from Port Clinton
High School in 1858 and is lin,
man for the Northern Ohio Tele
phone Company.
-.-:-
Kindness in women, not thei
beauteous looks, shall win my love
Ch akacnnar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
EEYEDELEM-BoYTIM WEDDING

In St. Joseph's Catholic church
at 9 a. m. September 26th with
Father A. j. Schaeffer officiating
Miss JoAnn Feyedelem, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Feyedelem,
Lakeside, became the bride Of
Robert S. Boytim, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Boytim, Marblehead.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli and white carna-
tions on the main altar. The mass
was sung by St. Cecelia's choir.
Mrs. Joseph Malfara as Soloist
sung rave Maria" Mother at
Thy Feet is Kneeing" was sung as
a bouquet of white carnations was
presented to the Blessed Mother
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
The bride was lovely in white
lace gown made over nylon net
and taffeta, in redingote style,
waltz length. The sleeves were
long coming to a point over the
hands. She wore a pearl and lace
headdress with fingertip veil
She carried a handkerchief made
by Mrs. Earl Comfy, friend of the
bride. She wore pearl earrings
which were a gift of the groom,
and carried carnations with an or
child on a prayerbook which was
also gift of the groom.
Miss Lura Jeanne Feyedelem
was maid of honor, Miss Karen
Feyedelem and Miss Janet Feye-
delem were bridesmaids. They are
sisters of the bride and were
gowned alike in blue net and lace
ballerina length. made with strap
less bodice and lace jacket. They
wore blue shoes to match the
gowns and earrings which were g
gift of the bride. Each attendant
wore a net headpiece to match her
dress and carried a net muff COW
cred with deep rose and white
carnations.
Twin sisters of the bride, Susan
Kay and Linda May, were the
flower girls. They were gowned in
white net and lace, with puffed
sleeves, sweetheart necklines, ap.
ron effect and floor length. They
received gold crosses as their gift
A cousin of the groom, Edward
Kuzman, was the best man. The
guests were seated by John Laird
Feyedelem, brother of the bride
and Lawrence Feyedelem, uncle OF
the bride. The ring bearer was
Rodney Feyedelem.
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Feyedelem wore a medium bluz
jersey knit dress with black acces
sories and a pink carnation cor
sage. Mrs. Boytim wore coco;
brown dress, aqua and brown &C
cessories and yellow carnatior
corsage. Mrs. John Guerin. San
dusky, an aunt of the bride, wore
black with a white carnation cor
sage. Mrs. Earl Conley, friend O
the couple, was dressed in laven
der with white carnation cor
sage.
A dinner was served to the wed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
WOMENS SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN SERVICE MEETING

On September 23rd at 1890 pm.
the Womens Society of Christian
Service Of Trinity Methodist
Church met for a potluck lunch
con at the church with the pro-
gram committee as hostesses.
Judy Stucky and Carol Collins
reported on the Lakeside Girls
School of Christian Service. Music
was presented by Mrs. Joseph
Burns and her clarinet. Mrs. Her
bert Coon gave the worship SER
vice on 1--WE Are All Sewers. Mrs.
Clarence Fulkert presented the
program also on the topic
"Sowers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
OPEN HOUSE ON 55TH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Saturday, October 3rd, Mf. and
Mrs. William Robinson at lila
East Second Street will hold open
house to observe the 55th we'd
ding anniversary of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hamilton.
Four generations will be repre-
sented on this occasion, with Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Robinson and son,
Michael, coming from Mount
Clemons, Michigan, for the event.
Michael is the only great-grandson
in the Hamilton family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
MOTHERS CLUB ENTERTAINs

Catawba Mothers Club resumed
meetings following two months
recess during the fruit season,
with a potluck supper for their
families at the Community Hall
Wednesday evening. Following the
supper the group played cards.
Committees appointed by the
president, Mrs. Kenneth Owen
we're Mrs. Arthur Disher, gifts and
awards; Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman,
Mrs. Richard Hees and Mrs,
George Schafer, setting up tables
and preparing the beverages.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
ST. CHARLES STUDY
CLUB MEETING

Mrs. George Oleksa was hostess
September 23rd when the ST..
Charles Study Club met. Mrs.
George Webber acted as co-host-
eSS.
On the program Mrs. Alex Berg
eman presented a selection from
the New Testament and Mrs.
Francis Burkart Things You
Hear"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
FEDERATION COMMITTEES

Mrs. Willis MiSch, president OF
the Port Clinton Federation Of
Women's Clubs, has appointed the
following committees to serve dur
ing the year.
On the program committee will
be Mrs. Norman Willbond, Child
Guidance, Mrs. L. G. Miller, Com
madore Perry Circle, Mrs. Marion
Christensen, Progressive Mothers,
Mrs. Irma Bethel, Child Study, Mrs.
Francis Mekus, Literary and So
cial, Mrs. Thomas Bradbee, Moth
er's Round Table, Mrs Sylvia Max
rim, Thurs. Study Club, Mrs. A. w.
Chapman, SO Circle, Mrs. Alma
Miller, Fortnightly, Mrs. Marjorie
Wedekind, Sorsis, and Mrs. Alvina
Gepfert, Coterie.
The committee on Education will
be Mrs. VIM. Allen, Commadore
Perry Circle, Mrs. Floyd Klingbiel.
Progressive Mothers, Mrs. Dorothy
Cuisine, Child Study, Mrs. Burnell
Gates. Child Guidance, Mrs. Peter
Fox, Literary and Social Club,
Mrs. Margaret Christensen, Moth
er's Round Table, Mrs. Katherine
Reynolds, Thursday Study Club,
Mrs. William Smith, 83 Circle, Mrs.
John E. Braun, Fortnightly, Mrs.
Marion Mackey, Sorosis and Mrs.
Alvina Holtcamp, Coterie.
On the Social Welfare and
Health committee will be Mrs.
Marvin Lundgard, Child Study, Mrs.
William Timblin, Commadore Per-
ry, Mrs. Donald Pulschen, Pro-
gressive Mothers, Mrs. Clarence
Jeremy, Child Guidance, Mrs. H.
A. Cowgirl, Literary and Social,
Mrs. Roger Kinney, Mothers Round
Table, Mrs. Eurdine Black, Thurs
day Study Club, Mrs. Mary Frazier,
88 Circle, Mrs. Hazel Karshner,
Fortnightly, Mrs. France Sessler,
Sorosis, and Mrs. Anna Davids,
Coterie.
On the Committee for the Blind
will be Mrs. Fred Brindley, Coterie
Mrs. Carmen Norwine, Commadore
Perry Circle, Mrs. Kermit Miller
Progressive Mothers, Mrs. Jane
Nissen, Child Study, Mrs. Richard
Wolf, Child Study, Mrs Richard
Wolf, Child Guidance, Mrs. Fred
erick Jeiss, Literary and Social
Mrs. Howard Ostling, Mothers
Round Table, Mrs. Ethel Allan
Thursday Study, Mrs. Carl Heckler
nightly and Mrs. William Wolf
88 Circle. Mrs. Elsie. Evars, Fort
Sorosis.
Serving on the Ways and Means
will be Mrs. Alton Nissen, Progress
sive Mothers, Mrs. Merlan Budd
Commadore Perry Circle, Mrs
Dorothea King, Child Study, Mrs
Earl Riedmaier, Child Guidance
Mrs. Ralph Roose, Literary and So
cial, Mrs. James Thierry, Mothers
Round Table, Mrs. Helen Miller
Thursday Study Club, Mrs. Abbic
Wilson, SO Circle, Mrs. Agnes
Watson, Fortnightly, Mrs. Herbert
Coon, Sorosis and Mrs. Edith Amas
Coterie.
On the Civic Committee will be
Mrs. Henry Cowgirl, Fortnightly
Mrs. Riegel Fetterman, Commadore
Perry Circle, Mrs. Earl LaVeck
Progressive Mothers, Mrs. George
Garst, Child Study, Mrs. Bennett
Woolley, Child Guidance, Mrs. Oil
yer True, Literary and Social, Mrs
Charles Stevenson, Mothers Round
Table, Mrs. Kenneth Young, Thurs.
day Study Club, Mrs. G.. E. Peter,
son, SO Circle, Mrs. Edwin Fall
Sorosis and Mrs. Gertrude Korn.
dorfer, Coterie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
SO CIRCLE MEETING

The next meeting of the Eighty
Eight Circle will be October 9th at
the home of Mrs. Lesta Forster.
The program will be biography
of Ulysses S. Grant by Mrs. Hazel
Karshner and Excerpts from en-
side Ohio" by Mrs. Frances Sess-
ler Roll call will be "Our Ohio
Presidents and their Birthplace"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
YOUNG MOTHERS
FORUM GUEST NIGHT

The Social Committee consist
ing OF Mrs. Ray Lyons, chairman
Mrs. Orthe Potts, Mrs. Richarc
Bloom, Mrs. Roy Cooley, Mrs. Ed
ward Smidutz, and Mrs. Rober!
McCalment will be the hostess al
Guest Night meeting October 7th
al 8 p. m. of the Young Mothers
Forum at the American Legion
Hall.
The guest speaker will be Mrs
Carl Weick, former secretary tc
DR.. Crane.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
REVIEWS NEW BOOK

REVIEWS NEW BOOK
Mrs. Isaac Rhoda, president, pre-
sided at the short business meet
ing of SoroptiInist Club held at
Hotel Fremont Tuesday evening
Miss Schwinger was introduced as
new member.
A new club is being formed at
Anderson, Indiana in MidweStern
Region. Their Charter dinner was
held Sept. 26, with Luella Zehner
and Cora Link attending.
Mrs. Verdi Won Thron of Port
Clinton reviewed the book, 'The
Big Change" by Frederick Louis
Allen. In his book Mr.. Allen takes
the reader through the old order,
into the new America, depicting
the major changes from 1900 to
the present day.
In the beginning of his narrative,
horses and buggies were the mode
of local transportation. Ladies
skirts swept the ground, and Lady
was always accompanied by a
chaperon. Divorce was frowned
upon. Then we came into the era
Of electric trolleys, the first street
lights and the SC movie. Ice houses
took the place of our refrigerators
and deep freezes in those days.
The extent of a persons news
paper publicity consisted of 5
notices in his life, at birth, marri-
age and death. Wages were $1.50
per day in the north, and SIS. to
So. week in the south. Children
as we'll as adults worked 10 hours
a day, six days a week
The first decided change came
with the assassination bullet of Nc
Kinley. At that time a married man
paid $50. income tax on $4,000.
a year salary. But gradually this
was changed. Henry Ford came on
the scene with his motor car which
rcvolutionized business and grad
ually our mode of living. He start
| Gu liIdoS dllN IL WOO q
bout this time advertising was used
more extensively, both serving to
bring down the cost of manufac-
tured articles. In 1924 the Ford
cars cost $500 In 1903 the world
recognized something was happen
ing with the Wright Brothers IN
Dayton. Aviation, born in that
city, also did much to bring about
change and progress.
Mrs. Won Thron in a delightful
manner took her audience through
the boom times, then the 1929
market crash with its resulting un-
employment and suffering. The
rise of Hitler, the attack on Pearl
HarbOr in December, 1941. These
catastrophies also served to unite
our people more firmly.
World War II brought prosperity
but not lasting peace. The atom
,omb and the uncertainty of what
Russia would do has kept us from
cal peace. Even during these
ears of insecurity, we can see
ONE of our greatest changes for
GOOD. Our life expectancy has risen
from 48 to 65 years, due to ad.
svances made in medicine and dis
i covefy of our wonder drugs. Edu
] cation, manufacture, the wide
; spread printing of newspapers and
J magazines, the radio and televi
, sion, has brought the lowly work
) ars standard of living much closer
t o that of the rich
; Concluding, Mrs. Won Thron said
"The so-called good old days were
I not so good compared to our mod
/ ern luXuries. We are in an age oi
| progress and promise, and wha'
VIC make of the future is entirely
up to the American people"
Next meeting of Soroptimist
! Club will be business meeting
held at Hotel Fremont on Oct. 13
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
o. ~ Social Scene

ding party and immediate family
at Kukay's restaurant in Marble
head. The young couple left for ;
wedding trip to Niagara Falls and
New York City. The bride wore a
navy blue two piece knit suit with
an orchid corsage. They plan to
reside in Lakeside until their new
home is completed in Marblehead
The bride was graduated from
Lakeside High School in 1850 and
has been employed at Erie Ord,
nance as a clerk-typist. The groom
graduated from Lakeside High
School in 1949 and is in the gro
Gerry business with his father.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
HoNoRED AT SHOWER


Mrs. Pat Conners entertained at
a stork shower last Tuesday eve
ming in the home of her mother
Mrs. Ray Lemon, in Fremont
nonoring Mrs. Alfred Wozniak.
Games were a diversion of the
evening, and after the honored
guest had opened her. many love
ly gifts, delicious lunch was ser
we'd.
Guests included Mrs Kenneth
Limesthal, Mrs. John Mazurik,
Ronald Tewers, Mrs. Gladys
Swingle, Mrs. Ray Lemon, Mrs,
Louis Kuzman, Mrs. Pat Corners
and Mrs. Wozniak
Sending gifts, but unable to at
tend, wer Mrs. David Capko, Mrs.
Burt Below, Mrs. Lynn Clemons
and Miss Mary Papcun.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Russell Tripp entertained
her Monday Night bridge club Sep
tember- 28th Mrs. Richard Rice
won the first prize and the second
went to Mrs. William Brown, a
substitute player.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
GARDEN CLUB MEETING

The Port Clinton Garden Club
will meet October 5th at the home
of Mrs. Richard Alexander. Mrs.
Earl Wilson and Mrs. Harley Clau-
sen will have charge of the eXhib
it. Mrs Fred Eisele will present
the paper Putting the Garden to
Bed"
The roll call will be Preparing
for Winter Birds"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-02
JOINT MEETING OF Gel

October Is at 800 p. m. in the
Catawba Community Hall the Ca
taWba Child Conservation League
will entertain all other leagues in
the district at joint meeting.
Over two hundred invitations are
being issued.
Mrs. Margaret Slater, police
woman from Toledo will be the
guest speaker and will give talk
en- "Women's Part in Crime Pre-
vention."
The Kay Lutes Studio of Sandus-
ky will present a group of dancers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-28
LOUIS EISNER ISSUES

Continued From Pare One,
City Commission to vote mo" on
the proposal to raise the sewer and
scavenger tax. I have never voted
to condemn q taxpayers property
and never viii.
81 believe it Is unnecessary TO
review and itemize the improve.
ments in our city during my term
Of office and / am proud that I
have played q part in achieving
them, regardless of how small my
part may have been.
"I cannot honestly promise the
citizens of our city any tremendous
individual improvements, but be
assured that If I am elected, I viii
serve you honestly and sincerely,
and viii continue to use good COM
mon sense, and win always seek
advice and counsel from those
whom ! represent.
ITO vote for me 10 not enough.
If am elected, you must stay
with me and counsel and advise
me. After all, It Is you I represent.
"H you really believe in my
honesty and sincerity, pull lever
LA on election day and am ready
to serve you humbly for the next
two years."
(Pd. Pol. Adv