Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-17
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Pittsburgh several weeks ago.
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"Scotty" and "Skip" Campbell
Detroit, former residents of this
city, spent the forepart of the
week here renewing acquaintance
with their many friends. While
here, the Campbells lived in the
Eyth-Krofft apartment, Fremont
Road. He is area representative
for the u. S. Rubber Company.
JOT
Congratulations to Betty and
Jim Reimenschneider, who observ
ed their wedding anniversary land
his birthday at a party in their
East Third Street home Friday
evening.
Members of the Ohio Blind
Bowling Association will hold theil
fourth annual tournament in the
Auditorium Bowling Alleys, To
ledo, this weekend. Nearly 800
persons are expected to compete
Members of the Toledo Lions Club
will keep score and drive ears for
the blind visitors. Various Toledo
area locals of the CIO have con-
tributed funds for one big team
trophy, five smaller team tro-
phies, one doubles, one singles and
one all-event trophy. Cash awards
will accompany the winning OF
trophies.
Bea Jadwisiak, society editor OF
The Ottawa County News, couldn'
get her bowling ball to work right
in the Inter-City tournament in
Lorain last weekend Just before
her last game, the management
turned off the lights "in the pits"
to help bowlerettes who complain
ed about the glare. Not even this
helped our Bea-her last game was
another stinkeroo! Always happy
go-lucky, she philosophical: ooh
well, maybe we didn't win but we
had lots of fun"
JOT
Get Mae Ludwigsen to tell you
what happened Friday night when
she was one of the many volun
teer workers aiding the porchIight
cancer drive in this city. Macs
cheeks weren't rosy from the wind
when she returned to the Legion
Hall after completing her assign
ment.
Keith Montgomery, Port Clinton
chairman for the Cancer Drive.
did a marvellous job of organizing
the campaign here and his corps
OF workers also deserve everyonet
thanks for taking time out of tl,vu
busy lives to help a worthy cause.
Montgomery lost few pounds,
however, when the loudspeaker
failed to work at the most inop-
perfume moment and he was mott
fled to make a last-minute speech
at the Clinton Theatre. His speech
will 60 down in history as the best
ever given in this city!
.JOT
When the Carlton Schwans and
Kelly Dunns make their scheduled
yacht trip to Georgian Bay this
'Evie" and "Ginny" will
do the navigating and rightly so.
Along with the Carl Hilkers, they
were members of the Sandusky
Power Squadron classes which
were completed recently. In the
final examinations, "Evie," Gin
ny" and Mary Hilker all beat
their husbands and the fellows
weren't being polite-they really
were trying. Mrs. Dunn scored 81,
ten points higher than Kelly. Mary
Hilker scored 95, two above Carl's
score. Evie SchWan received 95 in
the written exam and Carlton had
SO. The yachtspeople started the
course in mid-January and met
each Thursday since then. Also
taking the course from this area
were Bill Farley, Catawba Island;
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hemminger and
DR.. and Mrs. George Boon, Oak
Harbor, as well as Bill and Wal.
ter Schroeder, Elmore. Highest
score in the group was Doctor
Boon'S, who had SO out of a pos
sible 100.
While in Cleveland Sunday, Ar.
chic King had a lengthy conversa
ton with one of his idols, ex-
President Herbert Hoover. Mr..
Hoover, as we'll as the vice pre-.
mier of Canada, we're in Cleveland
for ceremonies at Case University.
JOT
Zella Migala, boss lady at The
Home Restaurant, has started a
campaign to save soup bones. Mrs.
Migala has a good reason so to
do as her elder son, Andy, has un-
tremendously advised his mother
that he'll have house guest this
summer-and the house guest is
especially fond of huge bones. The
anticipated guest isn't exactly
tiny. He's "Trevlac," the 190-pound