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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26
EXTENSION SCHEDULE

Following IS the Extension Serv-
ice schedule from August % to
September 3 as submitted by Mrs.
Elaine Blake, Home Agent.
August %
County HID Family Picnic-7:0O
p. m. Friday. Lake Waccamaw.
September
Old Dock HD-8:00 D. m. Tues
day with Mrs. Ethel SuggS.
September 2
Hallsboro HD-3:00 p. m, at
Clubhouse.
Weyman HD-2:OO p. m. with
Mrs. Sheriff..
September 3
Program Planning Meeting-9:3O
a. M. Thursday, Fayetteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26
Aynor Health Center
To Be Completed Soon

Construction on the Aynor Heal
IN Guiding will be completed
soon, according to S. II. Lewis.
chairman of the Aynor Health
Center Commission.
Inc general building contract
was awarded 10 II. c. Jones Con-
Stfuction Company of MYRTLE
Beach. The heating contract was
awarded to c. NJ. FRANKLIN nj
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26
Card Of Thanks

would like TO express my ap-
probation 10 those many persons
who have been so kind and helpful
to me and my family since my
packhousc and tobacco was de-
Stroyed by fire last week.
Vernon Morris
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26

Conway.
The building when completed
will serve as a health center for
Aynor and the surrounding COM
munitieS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-08-26

; ed Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long
Sunday night.
Noah Suggs of Portsmouth. Va.
spent the weekend with his par
cntS, MIR, and Mrs. Lucian SuggS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
RITES FRIDAY

Honeymooning in the New Eng
land States are Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
f. Netherland, Jr., whose marriage
was soleminzed at six thirty o'clock
in st. Paul's Lutheran Church
Parsonage, Danbury. The Rev.
George Reinke officiated at the
double ring ceremony on Friday,
July "a.
The bride is the former Margaret
Wassmuth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wassmuth, Columbus.
The groom's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos F. Netherland, Sr.,
Danbury. Miss Joyce Netherland
and Henry Ropers served as honor
attendants.
Mrs. Netherland was prettily
attired in an aqua Irish linen
suit with white accessories. A
lovely corsage of white stephanotiS
completed her attractive costume
Her maid of honor wore a pink
Irish linen suit, white accessories
and her flowers were blue and
white carnations.
Following their honeymoon triE
the newlyweds will reside on Sane
Road.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN

Mrs. Clayton Pettibone, Mrs.
Francis Carter, Mrs. Carl Alamo
and Mrs. William Vranek, Jr., To-
ledo, were co-hostesses at miScel-
laneous bridal shower given in the
Legion Home Wednesday evening,
honoring Miss Virginia Williams.
Miss Williams, who is the gran
daughter of Mrs. Celia Carter,
West Third Street, will be married
on September IL, to Robert
Gooddale of Jackson, Michigan.
The hall was pretty with pastel
colored appointments. Figurine
centerpieces with rose buds and
baby'S breath adorned each table
Favors of dainty hearts with at
tached bells tied with colored rib
bon were inserted in colored
marshmalloW.
Peanuts was the diversion of the
evening an da desert course eli
NAKED an enjoyable party. Guest
list included Mrs. Edward SWartZ
Mrs Burton Velliquette, Mrs
Donald Hoffman, Mrs. Edward
Thompson, Mrs. Walter Jablonski
Mrs. Wilbur Petersen, Mrs. John
Nelson, Mrs. Christ Nelson, Miss
Ann Nelson, Mrs. Fred Nelson, Miss
jeanne Nelson, Mrs. Lulu Buck
Mrs. d. C. Perry, Mrs. Thomas
Mackey, Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mrs
Bernice Slaughterbeck, Mrs. Will
lam Jablonski, Mrs. Marvin Nelson
Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Jr, Mrs
Harmon Gates, Mrs. Marvis Grodi
Mrs. Alvin Meter, Mrs. Marie
Pieplow, Mrs. Lois Karshuk, Mrs
Ruby Vinette, Mrs Ida Sondergeld
and Mrs. Benedict Petersen. Gu
Of town guests included the hon
! ored guest, Miss Williams, Mis-
Beverly Weindardt, Miss Patriot;
Williams, all from Jackson, Mich
igan, and Miss Nancy Miracle, To
ledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

A film on India Missions, "All
in a Days Work., will be shown
to the Ladies Aid Of st. PauPs
Lutheran Church, Danbury, meet
ing on Thursday, August 9th, at
2 pm.
Mrs. Dale Wohlers will be
program chairman. Mrs. Theo.
Burmeister will give the devotions.
Special music will include vocal
selections by Miss Donna Holling-
er.
Hostesses are Mrs. Kenneth
Owen, Mrs. Riedmaier, Mrs. Lyle
Riedmaier, Mrs. George Reinke.
The Ladies Aid does not meet
during the month of September.
Members wishing to do canning
for the Special Needs projects may
pick up jars which have been left
at the church basement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
PLAYMAKERS BARN
OPENING q SUCCESS

The Playmakers newly decorat-
ed barn was filled to capacity
Monday and Tuesday eve
nings, for the opening night pre-
sentations of the amateur theatre
group, in their new location, at
State and Linden Streets, Three
one-act plays, the initial attempt
Of the group to perform in their
own playhouse, were enthusiastic
ally by a warm and responsive
audience. Mrs. Jerome Nakrin,
club president, greeted some one
hundred and eighty five guests. She
told of every amateur theatre
groups dream of a playhouse of
their own. eve are no exception" )"
she said, although much work still
needs to be done, we could not
wait to share our excitement and
enthusiasm with our Loyal and
generous supporters.
Sisters Under the Skin," direc-
ted by Grace Laird, was the first
play to be presented. 1t was the
hilarious story of four scrubWomen
and their desire to become ladies'
and finally deciding it wasn't
worth the time and trouble. In the
cast were Gail Hensler, Kitty
Laffey, Ruth Brokate, Kay McClory
and Nell Perry.
The second play ''The Shadow"
directed by Ann Waywhoor was in
pantomime and narrated by Mar
guerite Finefrock. The fantastic
tale of a lovely young woman who
believes a shadow is following her
and goes to doctor for treatment
The lady turns out to be patient
who fled from a mental institution
Taking part were Kay McClory
Paul Clemons, Harriet Carstens and
Gregory Laird.
The last play was a satire. I'll
Men Played Cards as Women Do
Ken Carter, Earl Wiseman, Bill
Laffey and Eddie Edwards dc
! lighted guests with their impress
! ions of women enjoying an evening
Of cards.
Punch and cookies were served
during the intermissions and al
informal evening followed the per
formances.
The Playmakers gratefully ack
nowledge the words of praise ant
encouragement expressed by thei
many friends. Anyone who wishe
to be notified of future produc
tions, may leave their names AM
addresses at Sans, Maytag, o
Glickman stores. The attractiv
barn is also available for renta
| Interested parties make arrange
ments with Leo Glickman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
DAV Convention
Is This Weekend

Four delegates will represent
Perry-Wargo Chapter No. % at the
32nd annual convention of the Dis
abled American Veterans to be
held this weekend in Columbus
with headquarters at the Deshler-
Hilton Hotel.
Kenneth Behlmer and Junior
Vice Commander Phillip Fehr, Oak
Harbor; Past Commander James
Ellenberger and Commander and
State Executive committeeman
Franklin Dirnberg, Port Clinton,
will represent the post while Marie
Osborne, Fifth District Comman-
der, and Mary Jane Dirnberg, both
of Port Clinton, will be Auxiliary
delegates.
Organized in 1920, the D. A. V.
is composed exclusively of those
who were wounded, gassed or dis
abled as a direct result of war
service, and is the only organiza-
ton of its kind ever to receive a
charter from the Congress of the
United States. Governor Frank
Lausche will head the list of
speakers at the state convention
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
CLUB DANCE

A wealth of talent was unveiled
Saturday evening during the floor
show of the Port Clinton Yacht
Clubs annual night club dance.
Two hundred and thirteen mem
bers and guests danced to the mu.
sic of Bob Brown and his Com
modoreS.
The evenings entertainment
patterned after Ken Murray's va.
riety show with Jerry Bruner as
the crew cut, cigar smoking mas
ter of ceremonies, was thoroughly
enjoyed by the delighted guests.
The dumb but lovely cowgirl, Lori
Anders, portrayed by Mrs. Rich
ard Semon, still insisted she liked,
'The Wide Open Spaces" Salty
Reynolds was pianist, Frosty An.
derson initiated Burl Ives, George
Schade danced, and the duet OF
Mrs. Lee Bracken and Jack Lay
presented two pantomime num-
bers. Glamour-lovelies, Mrs. d. A
Hablitzel, Mrs. Jack Lay, Mrs
Howard Fulton, Mrs. Lawrence
Hattwick and Mrs. Archie King
comprised the chorus which
danced while Mrs. Edward Ref
schneider sang and Mrs. Ray Lam
bert danced the hula.
To everyone's surprise anG
amusement screeching sirens in
terrupted the harem dance beine
performed by the chorus and the
club was raided by Lee Bracken
Bob Holzhauer, Kenny Black
Tom Finefrock and Kenny Wahl.
Arranging the program and sue
cessful dance were Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. Aller
Satterfield, Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Al
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Van Rens
salaer and DR.. and Mrs. Cyru.
Wood.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
ZzEHNER.DUBBERT WEDDING

Miss Ellen Zehner, East Liver
pool, will become the bride OF
Robert Dubbert, Plymouth, in an
open church ceremony to be per-
formed August 9 in First Chris
tian Church, Mansfield.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Zehner,
Mansfield, while the future. groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
Dubbert, 203 West Fifth Street,
Port Clinton.
Miss Zehner is a graduate OF
Springfield Township high school
and Capital University, Columbus.
where she was a member of Pr:
Beta professional music and
speech fraternity. For the past
year, she has been employed as
an elementary music teacher III
the two East Liverpool city
schools.
Dubbert is a graduate of Port
Clinton high school and Capital
University, where he was affil-
lated with Phi Mu Alpha profes-
sional music fraternity. He is en-
ployed as music instructor in the
Plymouth, Ohio, schools.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
HOSPITAL NEWS
ADMISSIONS

Joseph Smith, BIT E. End ST.,
Port Clinton, O., Medical, 7-22-53;
Mrs. Herman Pussehl, 209 Ash ST.,
Port Clinton, O., Surgical, 7-22-53;
Mrs. Inez Hambly, Rt. 3, Port Clin-
ton, O., Medical, 7-22-53; Mrs. Mary
10th, County Home, Oak Harbor,
O., Medical, 7-22-53; Paula Lopez,
Rt. 2, Port Clinton, O., Medical,
1858; Mrs. Rufus Heller, 1861
Church ST., Oak Harbor, O., Surgi-
cal, 7-23-53; Jack Greear, Gypsum,
O., Surgical, 1888; Charles
Vollmer, Rt. 3, Port Clinton, O.,
Surgical, 1883; Corneal Over
myer, Elmore, O., Medical, 1888;
Juan Torres, Rt. /, Port Clinton,
o., Surgical, 7-23-53; Dale English,
Gypsum.O., Surgical, 7-24-53; Mrs.
Samuel Havens, Jr., S. Railroad ST.,
Port Clinton, O., Medical, 7-24-53;
Mrs. Robert Kyle, Rt. 1, Port Clin-
ton, O., Surgical, 1858; Daniel
Barnett, 125 E. 3rd ST., Port Clin-
ton, o., Surgical, 7-2553; Arthur
Hetrick. 700 Locust ST., Oak Har-
Dor, o., Medical, 7-25-53;Mrs. Dudley
Sparks, Rt. l, Oak Harbor, o., Med
ical, 1858; Wesley Foley, Angola
Road, Holland, O., Medical, 1858;
Mrs. Alvin Meinke, 317 E. 9th St.,
Port Clinton, o., Surgical, 1858;
Mrs Kenneth Strause, 135 Walnut,
Port Clinton. o., Surgical, 7-27-53;
Harold Yerkes, 256612 Westbrook,
Toledo, o., Surgical, 7-27-53; Mrs.
Daniel Johnson, Gypsum, o., Med
ical, 7-29-53.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. WHY'S Zibbel gave a birth
day party Saturday afternoon in
her Erie Gardens home for her
son Jimmy who was three years
old. The youngsters played with
toys and enjoyed cake and ice
cream cones.
At the party were Charles
Whiting, Billy and June Keeser,
Stanie Perry, Beth Hrupcho, Con
ME and Barbara Brown, Linda
Lawrence, Carol Hawk, Sherry,
Butch and Susie Horn, Ginny
Twynham, and Marcia and Jimmy
Zibbel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
AUSTRIAN WOMAN THANKS LOCAL
SORORITY GIRLS FOR CARE Gift

Members of Gamma Omega
Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority,
were pleased this week when Mrs.
Caroline Burr, the chapters
CARE chairman, received the fol-
lowing letter, written in German,
from Maria Zdickynec of Oster-
rich, Austria:
Speaking to all members OF
the Sorority, l greet you in the
friendliest manner l did not
know there were such wonderful
people in the distant country who
are so kindhearted and thought
full with such big heart for poor
people.
81 was very discouraged and
blue, when from across l received
your wonderful gift which gave
me courage to live.
''When one is alone with their
small child, and one is always all
ing and besides no employment.
it just takes the JOY out of exist
ing in this world. l live only from
day to day for my child.
"Such are conditions for us in
Austria 1t is impossible to get a
job-6O,O00 unemployed. Thank
God, l have my child on the way
to recovery through efforts of So
cial Welfare, although she is still
underweight and undernourished
81 am 33 years old and weigh
88 pounds. We get very little al
loWance for food. | lost my par
ents in 1945, so it makes it espe
cially difficult when one is alone
in the world.
eff the dear Sorority members
have any doubt in their minds Of
the true facts of my life, they Cal
get legal assurance of my status
as all facts are investigated be
fore one receives any gifts or as
sistance.
! $50 herewith l thank you again
! 1000 times for the Godsend gif
and also speaking for my little
one for all her wonderful Aunt'
in the far off country. Sending
all our love and gratitude"
For the past several years, tht
local sorority has sent CARR
packages abroad and it is letter
of thanks such as this one that en-
courages the members to sent
more. This past year, two CARR
packages were sent, this particu
lar one was a Christmas packag
with food supplies and the secont
was sent to Korea at Easter time
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

Mrs. Buell. Turner of Atlanta,
Georgia and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Sharpe III Sharon and James iii
Of Florida.
The Dibbling Sale Saturday af-
ternoon was we'll attended, when
both farm equipment and house
hold goods were offered for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Disher had
as guests over Saturday and Sum
day his cousin Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Heating of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Harste, Miss
Dorothy Harste and Mrs. A..
Wohlers of Toledo, also Paul Win
ter and nephew John Phillip Win
ter of near Oak Harbor were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mrs.
Arthur Rofkar.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
ALUMNI COME FROM AFFAIR TO
ATTEND CLASS OF 1888 REUNION

Betty Kinney Morris, Auburn,
Alabama, came the farthest dis
tance to attend the first reunion
of the Port Clinton High School
Class of 1888, which was held Sun
day at the Catawba Island Com
munity House with 40 members
and two class sponsors attending.
Silent prayer was held for six
members who have passed away:
Glendon Fillinger, Robert Need
ham, Allen Anderson, Harry Sam
pie, Jr., Robert Kerr and Joseph
Beard.
Class sponsors attending were
Paul "Pop" Schafer, Canton, and
Dorothea Marshall King, Port
Clinton. Plans for another reunion
in five years were announced.
In charge of the picnic-reunion
were Ethel Perrott WILDER, Ev-
elyn Runion Bauser, Helen Nc
Ritchie Cover, Mary Rose Cherry
Riedmaier, Eleanor Bahnsen Wolf,
Lois Jean Hineline Svehla, Jean
Luchsinger Burns, Evelyn Boy
sen McDoUgall, Ann Nelson, Car
oil Steager Tewers, Jack Lay,
Keith Montgomery and Julia Ar
hutch Snyder.
Other class members attending
included Virginia Runion Marci,
mex, Whitehouse; Julius Wierzba,
Gypsum; Donald Everett, Harold
Johannsen, Floyd Klingbiel, Frank
Manley, Herbert Ewersen, Bill Nc
Gowan, Irene Christensen, Betty
Rupp Bahnsen, Marilyn Ballard
Hayne, Angelo Johnson, Berna-
dette Busack Stinson, Herbert
Witt, Marguerite Cooper Bolte,
Eleanor Rahm Miller, Port Clin-
ton.
Virginia Petersen Peterman,
Findlay; Helen Rose Tewers Wolf,
Fremont; Avoline Jeremy Hid.
itch, Toledo; Susie Sabo, Gypsum;
Walter Ellenberger, Toledo; Lu-
cille Jeremy Brown, Grand Rapids,
Michigan; Harold Fried. Lind
hurst, Ohio; Paul Heinsen, Ke-
wanna, Indiana; Eunice Reitz
Bohlander, Ardsley, Pa; Edna
Johnson Behrman, Cleveland and
Audrey Smith Lieske, Oak Har-
Dor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
DISCHARGES

Mrs. Ora Zelms, Mrs. Kenneth
Zipfel, Mrs. Anna Gulau, Bert
Mackey, Mrs. Richard Bredbeck and
Baby, Mrs. Handy Sterling, Mrs.
Richard Ward and Baby, Mrs. Ray
mond Behlmer and Baby, Mrs.
James Armstrong and Baby, Ernest
Everett. Harry Gebhardt, Alex
Peto, Mrs. Jerry James and Baby,
Mrs. Thomas Veverka and Baby,
Joel Lopez, Mrs. Stanley Doyle
and Baby, Mrs. Herman Pussehl,
Mrs. Charles Johnston and Baby,
Mrs. Inez Hambly, Mrs. Ralph
Druyor and Baby, Paula Lopez,
Mrs. Rufus Heller, Charles Vollmer,
Juan Torres, Dale English, Mrs.
Carl French and Baby, Wesley
Foley, Mrs. Kenneth Strause.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
cARDkER-BURDINE WEDDING

Miss Mardella Gardner, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Vivian Gardner, RID
l, Oak Harbor, became the bride
of Jess R. Burdine, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernie Burdine, RID 3, Oak
Harbor, in st. John Lutheran
Churc Oak Harbor, Saturday eve
ming at 7:30, July 25, DR.. B. F.
Brandt officiating.
Sharon Christianson served as
matron of honor while Colletta
Gardner was flower girl. Bride
smaids were Mrs. Jearlyn Grieger
and Jean QUAINT.
Ernest Grieger served as best
man while Robert Below and
Gaylon Gardner seated the many
guests.
For her wedding, the bride wore
a white satin gown and her bou-
nuet had a detachable corsage.
The attendants wore green, vel
low and orchid gowns with cor.
sageS to match.
Mrs. Gardner wore a black and
white dress and her flowers were
red roses. Mrs. Burdine chose {
blue lace dress for her sons wed
ding and her flowers were pink
roses.
After the ceremony, nearly 50(
guests attended the reception il
the Oak Harbor Town Hall.
Both the bride and groom art
graduates of Salem Oak Harbol
High School and are employed a
the Erie Ordance Depot, she as ;
clerk-typist and Burdine as an ar
tillery repairman.
Upon return from their weddin!
trip to Niagra Falls, the youn;
couple will reside with the bride
mother in Carol Township.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
ELMORE
MRS. HARRY c. EULKERT

Mr.. and Mrs. George Zolman,
Janet and Sandra and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Egert spent last week at
cottage at Long Lake, Alpena,
Michigan. On Thursday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Egert motored to Sault Ste.
Marie, Michigan to spend the eve
ming with Mr.. Egert's brother, Sgt.
Donald Egert, who is stationed at
Camp Lucas with the Army. The
following address has been received
from Pvt. Richard L. Zolman RA-
15498185, Co. 'B" MPRTC 1901
ITSU, Box 220, Camp Gordon,
Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeStazio, Mrs.
Fred Jermey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Roberts attended the A.
merican Legion Convention in
Cleveland from Friday through
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Weis were
hosts to his parents and his bro
theirs and sisters and their families
for picnic supper at their home
Sunday evening the occasion be-
ing in honor of his sister Mrs.
Nellie Boyle and friend Mrs. Viola
Partenboth Of Los Angles Califor-
MIA, who are visiting here. The
day also marked the birthday ami
verSary of their daughter Mrs.
Charles Savage.
Those present besides the guests
Of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Weis, and Clayton Jr., Mr.. ana
Mrs. Howard Wells and Kathy of
Milbury, Mrs. Glenn Conner,
Lowell, Philip and Miss Tessie
Prusick and, Mr. Robert Conner. of
Port Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Humberger, Linda and Johnny of
Gibsonburg, Mr. and Mrs. John
Weis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dibert
and Susan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Savage, Joyce, Robert and Ruth
Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Reynolds
Jim and Carol and Mr.. and Mrs
Rolla Weis and son Edgar of Ell
more.
Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. Parten will
leave this Thursday for their home
in California.
The fire department was called
to the Myers A station Route &c
about $50 pm. Tuesday night
when Richard Myers proprietor
discovered smoke in building
which had just previously accum
alated when Keith Ingwer haC
tried out new power saw. Mr.
Ingwer left the building when The
smoke became dense but Mr.. Myer.
upon his arrival to the building
became alarmed and notified tn,
fire department. There was M
damage to the saw or building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Marquard
are the parents of a daughter borl
Tuesday at Memorial Hospital Ere
mont. The baby has been namet
Lois Ann and weighed 7 lb. 8 OF
The Marguardt's also have
daughter Karen and a son Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Long ar
announcing the arrival of daugh
ter born Tuesday at Memorial Hos
/; pital Fremont. She has bee
: named Kay Ann and weighed 6 Id,
: 11oz. and will be welcomed hom
by sister Karen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Tibbs, 42712
West Second Street, Port Clinton,
are announcing the approaching
marriage of their dughter, Volitta
Marie Tibbs, to Emmett E. Reifsny-
der, son of Mrs. E. E. Reifsnyder,
Williamsport, Pa.
Miss Tibbs will join SIC Reif-
snyder in London, England, on
August 26, and the marriage will
take place on September 4 and 5.
The couple will be married twice,
once by the British and again by
the Army Chaplain. The honey
moon will be spent in France or
Scotland, depending upon the
length of leave the groom is per-
mited.
Miss Tibbs is an honor graduate
of Port Clinton High School and is
familiar sight to patients who
visit the office of DR.. d. A. Hablit-
eel, her employer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
NINTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED

Joan Snyder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Snyder, ceiebra-
ted her ninth birthday Tuesday
with a gay party which included
swimming at the William Wolf
lot on Sand Road.
Each youngster received a party
favor and enjoyed a delightful
afternoon cllmaXed with ice cream
and cake. Joan's guests included
Susan Davids, Darlene Hendrix,
Judy Brokate, Sharon Underwood,
Ann Nissen, Jean and Linda Wolf,
Vicki King and Sally Bahnsen.
Missed were Connie Anderson and
Connie Wooley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
MISS KINNEY TO WE'D

Immaculate Conception Catho-
lie Church will be the setting Sat
urday, August l, for the nuptial
high mass which will unite Miss
Florence Kinney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Kinney, Sr.,
Fremont Road, and Paul HeSchel,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Hes
chel, Fremont. The Rev. Father
Karl A. Brand will officiate at ten
o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Clemons, the bride
elects sister will serve as matron
Of honor and Raymond Haaser, a
friend of the prospective groom
will be best man. Miss Kinney's
sisters, Mrs. Paul Frost and Mrs.
Richard Morris will be brides
maids. Guests will be seated by
Thomas Hoffman and Clayton Ga
bel.
Immediately after the exchange
of vows a breakfast will be held
at Canby's Inn, and reception
between two and four o'clock al
the Lake House.
The bride-elect is a 1916 grad
uate of Port Clinton High School
and is employed in the offices OF
Erie Ordnance Depot. Mr.. Heschel
is 1914 graduate of st. Joseph's
High School, Fremont, attended
Xavier University in Cincinnati
and is an employee of the Nation
al Carbon Company, Fremont
Following a honeymoon IN Can
ada, the young couple will reside
in Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
GILL FAMILY GATHERS

Five Of the SIX children Of Mrs.
Winfield Gill gathered at the
home of a daughter, Mrs. Herbert
GulaU, East Fifth Street, Sunday,
for a family reunion.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Johnson, Birmingham, Mich
igan; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heinsen,
Kewanee, Indiana; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gill, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Gill and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Gulau, Port Gin
ton; Mrs. Winfield Gill and her
sister, Mrs. Flora Osborn, Evans
ton, Ill.