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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
SHARON sTREETER WEEDS

Bridal white gladioli mixed
with daisies graced the altar of
st. Johns Lutheran Church Satur-
day evening for the marriage of
Sharon Streetc,', daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Harold Streeter, Erie
Gardens, and Harry Leemaster,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Leemas-
ter, Oak Harb5r. The lovely we'd
ding was solemnized in candle
light at seven thirty o'clock by the
Rev. John Braun. The date chosen
by the young bride, June q, was
also the twenty second wedding
anniversary of her parents.
Mrs. John Braun was organist.
Vocalist was William Anderson
who sang, Through the Years"
Because" and "The Lords Pray
err"
Escorted to the altar by her
father the pretty blonde was stun
ming in a gown of Chantilly lace,
nylon tulle and satin. The form
fitting bodice which buttoned
down the back was fashioned of
| Chantilly lace with high scalloped
neckline, long pointed sleeves and
floor length skirt and train ol
nylon tulle over white satin. Hei
fingertip veil was held with a Jul
let cap trimmed with pearls. She
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
HONORED AT SHOWER

A bridal shower was given
Thursday, June 18, in honor of
Marilyn Kern by Mary Alice Gyde
at the home of the latter.
White wedding bells and roses
with an umbrella made the setting.
With "This is Your Life" as the
theme, two groups made picture
scrapbooks of events from baby
hood to old age. A musical biog.
raphical. skit, in which song titles
were woven together to tell her
life story, followed. Prizes were
awarded to those guessing the most
song titles.
After the bride-to-be opened her
gifts and notes lunch was serv
ed.
Those enjoying the occasion and
wishing the guest of honor happy
future were: Gloria Eddington oi
Toledo; Pat Bogert Of Catawbs
Point; Vera Phillips, Irene Weiker
and Betty Lou Arndt of Fremont
Shirley Peters, Doris Schultz, Caro-
lyn Gates, Mardella Gardner, Gal
Lacy, Pearl Rose, Marion oakley
Rita Windisch, Marjorie Kern
Marian Kern, and the honoret
guest of Oak Harbor.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend were: jeanette Davis ant
Norma Kaiser of Fremont, Joyc,
King and LouAnn Wisler of Oal
| Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
AG R U UDER
w Hospital Statistics
DISCHARGES

Clara M. Lushsinger, Mrs. Sam
MINER, Christ Petersen, Fannie
Miller, Curtis Blevens, Mrs. Emily
Sauvey, Mrs. William c. Foster
and Baby, Mrs. Ralph Cornell, Jess
Kuhn, August Boysen, Mrs. Archie
Westfall and Baby, Susan Ann Be-
hee, Mrs. John Gresh, Mrs. David
Blevens and Baby, Mrs. Armand
Biazzo and Baby, Mrs. Frank Car
stems and Baby, Mrs. Charles
Meachen and Baby, Ruth Ann Hof-
er, Mrs. Donald Smidutz, Bill Pin
son, Mrs. John Coyle, John Frey,
Ray Latimer, Daniel RollheiSer,
Marjorie Ann Zibble.
ADMISSIONS
Frederick C. Hendricks, GOT
Jackson Dr., Port Clinton, Medical,
June "a; Mrs. Donald Smidutz, 159
w. Loop, Erie Gardens, Port Clin-
ton, Surgical, June "a; Susan Ann
Behee, Rt. l, Port Clinton, Surgical,
June 26; Grace Marvel, Rt. 3, Oak
Harbor, Medical, June 27; John
Frey, 4837 olentangy Blvd, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, Surgical, June 27;
Ray Latimer, 1903 E. 81 ST., Cleve-
land, Ohio, Medical, June %; Bill
Pinson, 128 Water St., Oak Harbor,
Medical, June %; Myron Johnson,
Lakeside, Ohio, Surgical, June %;
Sharon Hensley, Gypsum, Medical,
June %; Media st. Clair, Catawba
Cliffs, Port Clinton, Ohio, Surgical,
June %; Mrs. Guy Lotridge, Rt. l,
Port Clinton, Ohio, Surgical, June
%; Mrs. Pearl Mackenzie, Lake
side, Ohio, Medical, June 20; Stan
ley McCulnber, Rt. 2, Port Clinton,
Medical, June 20; Frank Corey
Oak Harbor, Medical, June 80;
Daniel Rollheiser, Rt. l., Elmore
Surgical, June 80; Marjorie Zibbel
Oak Harbor, Surgical, June 80; Ann
Schlicht, Bellevue, Ohio, Medical
June 80; Mrs. George Kuhns, Port
Clinton, Medical, July l.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
OUR MAILBOX
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
We would like to express our
appreciation to the people of Port
Clinton for their assistance in help
ing us raise a Jamboree Camping
Fund to assist seven of our local
boy scouts to attend the Jambo-
rec in California.
We especially appreciate the
contributions of the Methodist
Men, Knights of Columbus, Rotary
and Kiwanis Clubs as we'll as those
who contributed to our Sport Clin-
ton Post.
Over $500 has been raised which
will cut each boys expense down
from $238.50 to approximately
S160. This is in addition to their
camping and uniform equipment.
Sam Campbell,
Scoutmaster
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
LAMBERT-MAcKEY WEDDING

Honeymooning in N or h r n
Michigan are Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
L. Mackey, following their mar
riage Saturday, June 27, at four
thirty o'clock in ST. Paurs Luther
an Church, Danbury. The Rev.
George Reinke read the service be-
fore an altar banked with palms,
mixed flowers and candelabra.
The charming bride was becom-
ingly attired in nylon tulle and
satin. The bodice of her gown was
fashioned of nylon lace over satin
with cap sleeves. Nylon lace panels
extended from the bodice to full
skirt of nylon tulle over satin, and
the graceful cathedral length train
was edged with lace. A cap
trimmed with seed pearls was
caught to a fingertip veil. She
wore lace mitts and carried bou-
quet of white carnations and baby
breath with white ribbon stream
erS.
Mrs. Steve Vargo, Fremont, Sis
ter of the groom, was matron of
honor. Her orchid gown was nylon
net with lace jacket and full TERED
skirt. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Alton
Lambert, Mrs. Helen Depner and
Miss Shirley Domrose were gowned
in aqua, coral and pale green, re-
spectively. They carried tinted
carnation bouquets with wide rib
bonS to match their gowns.
| Robert Frantz, Fremont, friend
Of the groom was best man. Alton
and Richard Lambert and John
Mackey, ushered.
Mrs. Fred Lambert, the brides
mother chose a copenhagen blue
nylon lace over taffeta frock while
Mrs. Clarence Mackey, mother OF
the groom, wore a navy blue coin
dot sheer dress. Both mothers wore
white accessories and their flowers
: were white roses and baby breath
Covers for thirty-seven guests
were arranged for the dinner held
in the Church hall following the
ceremony
|; Two hundred guests extended
congratulations at the reception il
the Danbury Hall starting at eigh
! o'clock.
When the couple left on thei
trip Mrs. Mackey was wearing al
aqua linen dress with white acces
, sories and a corsage of white car
!! nations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
DEFRiEcE.CERoCosiAN
EXCHANGE VOWS

Immaculate Conception Catho-
lie Church was the scene Satur-
day morning of the Nuptial High
Mass which united Christine De-
Friece, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James DeFriece, South Madison
Street, and George Gerogosian,
son of Robert Gerogosian, Gyp-
sum. The Rev. Father Earl Schmit
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony at nine o'clock, June 81.
Mrs. r. H. Hopkins, sister OF
the bride was matron of honor
and the groom's brother Robert
Gerogosian, Jr., was best man.
Miss Vera June DeFriece and
Miss Barbara Snider served as
bridesmaids. Ushers were Stanley
Sivinsky and Michael Hrupcho.
The attractive brunette was
lovely in full length gown Of
lace and satin. The snug fitting
bodice was fashioned in Chantilly
lace with long pointed sleeves and
peter pan collar. Her nylon lace
skirt was accordion pleated and a
full length veil was caught to d
tiara trimmed with mother of
pearl. She wore double strand
of pearls, carried a rosary and a
bouquet of white roses and steph
anotis.
Her matron of honor wore q
floor length sfapless gown of pink
nylon marquisette with fitted bod
ice and matching stole. The
bridesmaids wore identical gowns
of blue with white pique hats and
carried matching bouquets of car.
nations and roses.
The brides mother chose a navy
blue frock with white accessories
and wore a corsage of white car
nations.
Covers for sixty guests were ar
ranged at the wedding dinner helc
in the home of the brides par
ents.
For her travelling ensemble
Mrs. Gerogosian was attired in {
blue nyl0n dress with white acces
sories and wore the white roses
from her bridal bouquet. After g
honeymoon trip to Moosehead
Lake, Maine, the couple will re
side in Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
coLFERETTEs OBSERVE
GUEST DAY

The Golferettes of Catawba
Cliffs Beach Club observed guest
day Thursday, June 25.
Guests included Mrs. Edward
Reifschneider, Mrs. Lee Bracken,
Mrs. Larry Hattwick, Mrs. Carlton
Allan, Mrs. John Bland, Mrs. w.
B. Davies, Mrs. Charles William
son, Miss Florence Specht and Mrs.
A. J. DavidS.
Guest prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Reifschneider, low net; Mrs.
Bland second low net and Mrs.
Bracken, low puts. Members win
ming were Mrs. Richard Rice, Mrs.
D. A. Habitzel and Mrs. James
Rhiel. A buffet luncheon served in
the clubroom concluded the morn
ing's activities.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
HOME ON FURLoUCH

AM73 Walter ChIystun, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Chlystun, BIT
East Seventh Street, is enjoying a
short furlough with his family
from his duties at Cecil Field,
Jacksonville, Florida. A former
Erie Ordnance Depot employee.
Walt will return to Jacksonville
July 7. His two brothers also are
in service. Cpl. John Chlystun.
Jr., is in Germany, and Pvt. Jo-
seph Chlystun is at Camp Breck-
enridge, Kentucky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
Veteran School
Teacher Resigns

Earl Johnson, Williston, vet
eran high school teacher, has been
appointed as principal of Salem
Oak Harbor High School, replacing
Miss Gertrude Schlose, who re-
signed early this week.
Supt. R. C. Waters has an
nounced an opening on his staff
for an instructor to teach History
and English. Mr.. Johnson has had
over 20 years experience, includ-
ing the past six years at Oak Har-
Dor,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
NV OHIO CLUB WOMEN TO attend
18th CONVENTION AT LAKESIDE

Lakeside will be the center Of
attraction for club women of north
ern Ohio July Is and 16 when
members of the Lakeside Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs hold their
59th annual convention. More than
500 delegates and members from
20 members clubs will attend.
On the opening Gay, the. presi-
dents message, reports of member
clubs and addresses Program
Planning, by Mrs. Neil S. Jones
of Milan, chairman of the Program
Planning Department of the Ohio
Federation; Economic Security
Was Not Enough = The Amazing
Story of Zoar," DR.. Roy L. Smith
of LaJolla, Calf; and Let's Make
the United Nations More Effec-
tive" by Robert Franklin of the
Toledo Public Library are sched-
uled. A reading by Mrs. Robert
Ernst of Port Clinton also will be
given at the Wednesday afternoon
session.
A reception and tea at the Lake
side Woman's Club will follow the
afternoon session. Members of the
Milan Travel Club, Mrs. Ralph
Garnhart, president, will be host
esSeS.
Annual Past Presidents Dime,
is also scheduled for Wednesday
evening at 5:45 pm, with Mrs
Allen Shepard of Sandusky, presi
dent of the Past Presidents Asso
citation, in charge.
On Wednesday evening, club
women will be guests of the Lake
side Association at the program
"a Night at the Opera, presented
by Helen Jepson, metropolitan
Opera Star.
Reports of officers and commit
tees and election of officers, ant
the following three addresses art
scheduled for Thursday morning
"The Ohio Woman and Her Club,
by Mrs. Walter Magee of Lake
wood, president of the Ohio Fed
Grafton; "The American Home :
Our Greatest Asset" by Mrs. Car
SWanbeck of Huron, chairman O
the American Home Department o
the General Federation; and "Ur
finished Busioness-Th Child an
His Future" by Gordon Jeffrey o
Toledo.
Annual Luncheon, concludin
feature of the convention, will b
held Thursday afternoon at Hote
. Lakeside with members of tn
Lakeside clubs, under the chail
manship of Mrs. Dodney Darby, q
, hostesseS. Alice E.. Huebner of tn
Department of English of Toled
University will give book revie,
as the feature of the progral
{ which will follow the Sesquicel
tennial theme.
! Mrs. WilliamaR. Brown of LAX
{ side is president of the LakeSid
| Federation. Other officers are Mr.
] R. E. Garnhart of Milan, vice pres
Y dent; Mrs. George Clezie of Geno
secretary; Mrs. Oscar Theller {
: Tiffin, treasurer; Mrs. Jack Koon
e of Amherst, auditor; and Mrs. A
!. thur HuSe of Elyria, advisor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
All Club Tour
Reservations Due

Reservation for the annual Of
tawa County All Club trip to the
Columbus area should be in the
extension office in Oak Harbor by
Monday, July 6.
The tour will be held Wednes-
day, July %, and costs $6.75.
Places to be visited are the Ohio
Caverns, Mac-O-Chee Castle,
O'Shannessy Dam, the Columbus
Zoo and the Harding Memorial in
Marion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
KIRk-pusRERT NuPTIALs

An arrangement of glamellia,
daisies, and candelabra formed a
beautiful background at Trinity
Methodist Church Saturday, June
27, for the wedding of Miss Joyce
Kirk, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson A. Kirk, Route 2, and
Franklin Dubbert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dubbert, Lexington.
Kentucky. The Rev. Lawrence G
Miller solemnized the nuntials at
two thirty O'Clock.
Mrs. willard Grover was or
ganist. Miss Carolyn Kirk, cousin
of the bride sang, Through the
Years. and "At Dawning." Tom
Sutton's selections were. BE
cause" and "The Lords Prayer"
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the lovely dark eyed bride was
exquisitely gowned in a colonial
style dress of embroidered organ
dy over pleated nylon tulle. A ii
ara held her fingertip length veil.
She carried white prayer book,
bouquet of white orchid, lilies
of-the-valley and stephanotis, and
hcr grandmother's wedding hand
kcrcbief. A triple strand OF pearls
were g gift from the groom.
Mrs. Robert w. Gill, sister of
the bride was matron Of honor.
She was attired in gown of
white eyelet organdy over pink
taffeta bodice with full net skirt.
A headdress of matching flowers
was worn.
Bridesmaids, Miss Alice KirE
and Miss Linda Dubbert wore
gowns identical to the matron OF
honor, white eyelet organdy over
aqua taffeta. They wore pearl
chokers and earrings. Gift of the
bride, and carried colonial bou
quets in contrasting coIorS.
Ruth Thompson was flower girl
She wore eyelet organdy over pink
taffeta with net trimmings anc
carried tiny basket fashioned OF
daisies.
Mrs. Kirk, mother of the bride
chose a medium blue dress ano
wore corsage of pink carnations
The groom's mother selected ;
pale yellow figured frock, and he
flowers were white carnations
Both mothers wore white acceS
sories.
Chester Burr, cousin of thu
groom, was best man. Glenn Kirl
served as groomsman. Seatini
guests were Robert w. Gill ant
Ralph Wurmser.
Circle 5 of the Woman's Societ.
of Christian Service were hostess
es for the reception held after tn
ceremony in the church parlors
The table was beautiful with pin
roses and an artistically decorate'
three tier wedding cake and pune
was served to one hundred an
fifty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kirk wer
hosts for the buffet supper serve
to members of the immediate far
lilies and bridal party.
For her travelling outfit Mr.
Dubbert wore a navy blue dres
with white organdy redingote an
white accessories. She wore th
white orchid from her bridal bot
quet.
After trip to Northern Mich
igan the young couple will reSid
at 821 Monroe Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
Kiwaniat1s Hold
Patriotic Meet

Wiwanian Olaf Rasmussen pre-
sented a timely program at the
Kiwanis Club meeting in the
E.U.B. Church Wednesday noon,
showing and explaining moving
pictures of the Fourth of July OBJ
servance held annually in Aals-
borg, Denmark. Rasmussen took
the photos while in Denmark two
years ago.
Judge L. c. Rupp gave patriotic
talk describing the early history
and celebrations in Ottawa County
in observance of the Fourth of
July holiday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
BEACH VACATION

Seven 1858 Port Clinton High
School sister graduates last week
shared a cottage at the Center
race Twin Beach Resort. Enjoying
summer activities with their cha
perone Mrs. Ronald Tewers were
Mario Snyder, Martha Finefrock,
Sharon Winnie, Rosalie Hofacker,
Carol Quisno, Phyllis Besso and
Norma Cover.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
PORT CLINTON GARDEN CLUB

Mrs. Clifton Kirk will entertain
al the July 6, picnic meeting of
the Port Clinton Garden Club. Roll
call will be answered with names
of interesting vines. Mrs. Shirley
Wonder will present paper on
"Good Towering house plants. y
Mrs. Stensen Petersen and Mrs.
Henry Miller are in charge of the
Library exhibit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Ten members of the Women of
the Moose, Port Clinton Chapter
281, went to Bellevue, Sunday, June
81, for installation ceremonies.
Past graduate regents of the Port
Clinton chapter installed officers
Of Bellevue Chapter 284.
Installing officers were Nettie
Wohler, installing regent, Geral
dine Rhode, installing chairman
Goldie Dorr, installing chaplain
Cora White, installing guide, and
Jennie Robron, installing pianist.
Initiation of both chapter was
held for three new candidates ir
the chapter hall.
Other members from Port Clin
ton who attended were Hazel Deb
len, Celia Bodi, Mabel Eaton, Viol.
Debien, and Agnes Baum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
.. ~ .SoctaI Scene
MRS STANLEY PERRY PHONE 2-5s23

wore pearls, gift of the groom,
and carried a bouquet of white
rose buds, stephanotis, ivy and
white orchid.
Miss Norma Cover, friend of
the bride, was maid of honor. Her
gown was yellow strapless net
over taffeta, short bolero with
three quarter length sleeves and
standing collar. A matching face
veil was fastened in back with
white carnations. She wore white
pearl earrings, gift of the bride.
Bridesmaids wore gowns similar
to the maid of honor. Miss Mario
Snyder in green, Miss Martha
Finefrock in lilac, Miss Beverly
Mackey in pink and flower girl
Vicki Rogers in yellow. They car
ried contrasting shades of dipped
carnations with ivy and a basket
of white daisies was carried by
Miss Rogers.
Dean Leemaster, brother of the
groom was best man. Bobby
Streeter was ringbearer. Ushers
were Clair Leemaster, Warren
Leemaster and Harold Hoffman.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Streeter chose a navy swiss
voile frock with white accessories.
Her flowers were yellow roses
The groom's mother selected a
light blue sheer dress with white
accessories. She wore a corsage Of
red roses.
The newlyweds greeted some
one hundred and fifty guests and
the reception held in the Port
Clinton Armory.
For her wedding trip to North
ern Michigan the bride changed
to light blue glazed cotton frock
with white accessories. She wore
the white orchid from her bridal
bouquet.
Among the out of town guests
at the wedding we're Miss Gladys
Ayers, Norman Kroos, Elmore;
Leroy Beuhler, Miss Bernadine
Risch, Ron Depner, DeWayne
Brough, Carrolton Riehm, Miss
Lois Leemaster, Oak Harbor; Mr.
and Mrs. George Nickloy, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Leemaster, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hoffman, Mrs. Anna
Kahler, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Streeter, Mrs. David Streeter and
Jimmy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kroety and Drucella, Mr.. and Mrs
Norwood Mensinger and Judy
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Bartoon, Shirley
and Marlene, Fremont; Elmer
Kroos, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Har
sonji, Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericl
: Owen, Genoa; Mr.. and Mrs. Mer
lin Sargent, Terry and Sandra, Mr.
and Mrs. William Crops, Mrs. Mar,
ROest, Perrysburg; Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Leemaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Weddell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwart
Meng, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Leemas
ter and Nancy, Gibsonburg; MI
, and Mrs. Russell .Annable, Three
Oaks, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Rokosky, Mr.. and Mrs. Ne,
Hutchinson, Woodville; Mr.. ant
) Mrs. Harry Nystrom, Cadillac
Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kahler, Clarence, Alice and Kay
Miss Nancy Poggemeyer, Toledo
and Miss Bonnie Fox, Pemberville
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Installation of officers marked
the June meeting. of Ottawa County
Council, American Legion AMili-
ary, Monday evening in the Genoa
Legion home. An impressive serv-
ice was conducted by first district
president, Mrs. Louis Burkey,
Findlay. Taking office were: presi-
dent, Bernice Cashen, Genoa; first
vice president, Shirley De Stazio,
Elmore; secretary, Hazel Boss,
Port Clinton; treasurer, Ivy Fehr,
Oak Harbor; Sgt-at-arms, Dolores
Werner, Genoa; chaplain, Lillian
Hiss, Port Clinton and historian,
Dolores Stamm, Oak Harbor. A
lovely gift was presented to Mrs.
Burkey.
A pot luck supper was enjoyed
at the conclusion of the business
meeting. Attending from Port Clin
ton were Mrs. Boss, Mrs. Hiss, Mrs
H. L. Gates, Mrs. George Kendall
Mrs. WHY'S Zibbel, Mrs. Tom Keat
ing, Mrs. Daniel Witter, Mrs. Don
aid Bottle and Mrs. L. F. Fachman
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Lynda Mascara, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Joseph Mascara celebrated
her ninth birthday with a party
Saturday in her West Loop home
An afternoon of games preceded
refreshments. Enjoying the party
were Lynda and Janet Mascara
Beth Novak, Ann KaSper, Clair.
Ann Wolf, Jean Marie Mallet, Bar
bara Garnese and Karen Meinke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
voLL.DUBBERT REPEAT vows

vOlI-OUBBEKT KEFEAf vows
At one thirty o'clock Saturday,
June q, in Immaculate Conception
Parsonage the Rev. Father Earl
Schnit officiated at the double
ring ceremony which united Le-
more Voll and Richard Dubbert.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Voll, 1902 Glen
boro Drive, Cleveland, and the
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Dubbert, East Seventh st.
Miss Margaret Miller and Burton
Velliquette attended the couple.
The lovely bride was charming
in a street length turquoise lace
dress with v neck and short
sleeves. White accessories and a
corsage of white roses completed
her attractive costume.
Her maid of honor wore a pink
nylon street length frock, white &C
cessories and a corsage of red ano
white carnations.
For her daughters wedding Mrs
Voll selected an old rose colore6
nylon dress, black accessories anC
corsage of white and pink carna
tions. Mrs. Dubbert wore a navy
and white sheer with white acceS
sories and red and white carna
ton corSage.
A wedding dinner for twenty
J four members of the immediat,
: families was served at Minnilo's il
Cleveland. Following the dinner
reception was held at the home O
the brides parents.
After a brief honeymoon tn,
couple will live at sol Madison ST
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03
CELEBRATES SIXTEENTH
BIRTHDAY

A day of unlimited fun was en-
joyed Saturday at Cedar Point
when Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Guggis-
berg were hosts at party honor
ing their son Rocky on his six
teenth birthday. Assisting the Gug
isberg's were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Manley who helped transport the
boys.
Following rides and amusements
a picnic supper complete with
birthday cake and candles was
served. Upon their return to Por1
Clinton dip in Lake Erie and re
freshmentS concluded the days &C
tivitieS.
Guests included the honoreC
guest, Rocky Guggisberg, Joe Nor
gan, Jr., Tommy Carpenter, Johl
Papcun, Donnie Lockhart, Ton
Sawyer, Denny Engler, Dick Ger
mic, Kenny Jensen, Kenny Kurtz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-03

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