Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-11-06
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT \. KRUGER

ter in the day Napoleon, to the
home of her son, Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Elder and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engelhar
and son Johnnie of Toledo were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Stamm, Nancy and Joyce.
Mrs Fred Bacon and daughter
Beverly and Margaret Stoll of To
ledo were Saturday evening guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aver5
Humphrey and family and Mrs
Johanna Clayman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lucket'
and daughter Mary 10 and Mrs
Bessie Boswell of Morganfield.
Ky, were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester r
.Hetrick.
Miss Amelia Graved left las
Wednesday for her home in Pasa
dena, Calf, after a two months
visit with relatives and friends in
Cleveland and Oak Harbor.
Mrs. Frank Scholt spent last
weekend in Toledo visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Bess Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Layman
Gary, Paul and Susan were F'rida5
evening supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Grieger in Toledo.
Andrew Lorensen Of Toledo, for
merly Of Oak Harbor, who is near
ing 90 years of age, now is visiting
this week at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Melvin Wyatt. He plans tc
visit with former neighbors in Oak
Harbor and friends in Fremont.
Mrs. George L. Peters left Mon
day morning on a speaking tour
/ in Ohio, which will occupy most
OF the week.
The C.Y.O. of St. Boniface
church enjoyed hay-ride anu
Halowe'en party last Sunday eve
ing. Leaving from the church they
rode out to the home Of Ellen
Kruger where games and square
dances occupied the evening ano
refreshments were served after
wards, followed by a hay-ride bach
to town. Attending were Joar
Nolan, Cecilia Nolan, Paul Nolan
Mary Jean Madison, Kenneth Field
er, Charles Casey, Marilyn Winke
Winona Witter, Francis Widman
Barbara Widman, John Schwable
Marilyn Widman, Sharon Michel
Irene FURY, Bob Flury, Dick Bur
back. Barbara Hermes, Billie Bran
um and their advisor Rollo Side
who also acted as driver of The
tractor
Mr.. and Mrs, Miles K'Burg as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs Edga
Cross entertained members Of tht
Farm Bureau Employees Counci
at the home of the former las
Saturday evening. During the busi
ness session amendments were dis
cussed which were to be voted o.
at Tuesdays election. Refresh
ments followed.
Winona Witter was hostess OF
Saturday evening for a treasurt
hunt and Halloween party Part
cipating were Judy Hetrick, jim
Garner, Pat Sutter, Kenny Schultz
Chcryl Brokate, Richard Harder
Ellen Kruger, David St. Clair
Nancy Lezotte, Charles Hablitzel
Betty Gnepper, Merlin Bloom
Sarah Cain, Lester Lemke, Mar.
Lou Bahnsen and. Charles Casey
Team winners were Pat Sutter ant
Kenny Schultz first prize and e
len Kruger and David ST. Clair
boobie prize. After the hun
games were played and refresh
ments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Price, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Norman Hetrick, Mr. an
Mrs Bryan Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Blakely, Mr. and Mrs. Ze
Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill MET
field, Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Aplin
and Mrs. Audrey Rogers attends
the Halloween masquerade part
and dance at Wightman's Grov
last Saturday night. Costum
prizes were Won by Zet Winters
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Hetrick.
Mrs. Albert Stamm gave a Pol
Plastic Party at her home last FIR
day evening. Attending were Nj
and Mrs. Arthur Parman, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Pafenbach, Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert Wolf and Mesdame
Ray Atwater, Byron Swan, Albel
Meinke, Louis Green, Gerald Ma
shall, Edna Ripeon, Minnie Bee
Ernest Everett, OriS Immell an
Guy Dicken. Demonstrators wer
Mrs. William Nietfeld and Mr.
Irving Apling, who also conducte
. contests and awarded prizes. A d.
licious lunch was served by th
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl .Scheuerma
and Miss Ruth Scheuerman sper
the weekend in Leipsic, o. visitin
with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kratzt
and family.
Circle No. l of Oak Harbt
Methodist Church will meet {
Tuesday, November 10th at Il
home of Mrs. Ralph C. Waters f
2 o'clock dessert luncheon ar
business meeting. Please brir