Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
ELMORE
MRS. HARRY c. EULKERT

are James, Gibson and Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heineman of
Jackson, Michigan and Mrs. VIM.
Heineman, Shaker Hts, Cleveland,
Ohio visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Barnes over the weekend and at
tended the Homecoming.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Kuhlman for the weekend and who
attended the Homecoming were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knieriem, Tole-
do, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ernsthausen
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ayers of
Norwalk, Ohio. Their daughter and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Strieffert,
Mary Lou and Sue Ann of Toledo
were also guests.
Miss Norma Crowell of Bowling
Green, Ohio spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Katdatzke and
Elaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown OF
Springfield, Ill. came to attend the
Church of God morning and after
noon service and visit their brother
Rev. Forrest Witt. Mrs. Junia Witt
mother of Rev. Witt who had been
visiting here returned home with
them in the evening. Miss Amy
Dudeck, Anderson, Ind. fiance OF
Rev. Witt also spent the weekend
in the Witt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Kinney OF
Temperance, Michigan celebrated
their 59th wedding anniversary
with their family and relatives.
Mrs. Karl Thier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manley Magsig, Jimmy, Danny,
Susan and Nancy from Elmore at
teded.
DIR. and Mrs. Russell Smith and
daughter Debbie of Findlay, Ohio
attended the homecoming Saturday
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Reynolds Jimmy and Carol and
Mrs. Helen St. John.
Miss Betty Elvy, LemOyne, Ohio
was a guest of Miss Janice Dam
schroeder f o m Friday until
/ Wednesday of this week. The girls
met at Lakeside a few years ago
and have continued their friend
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith and
family of Green Springs will move
into the Ed Durdel home on Ere.
mont St. this week. Mr.. Smith is
coach of the Harris-Elmore school
and had formerly also lived in
Graytown.
Luther Miller of Genoa was ac-
compained on a fishing trip to
Canada by his father Ben Miller
and nephews Dick and David Witte
all of Elmore. They left Sunday
and expect to return home Satur.
day.
Miss Betty Hickman Elmore and
Mary Lou Busdiecker, Woodville
employee of the Ohio Hydrate
were very lovely on the Ohio Hy.
drate float in the parade Saturday
afternoon.
Members of the Trinity Luth.
eran church enjoyed their annual
church picnic at the Willett Hassei-
kus woods Sunday Immediately
following church. After a pot luck
dinner games and fish pond were
conducted for the childre.
Miss Naomi Coger of Thomas.
vile, Ga. is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Magsig and
family. She attended the home
coming with the Magsig's and met
many of her friends. Miss Coger
is an Industrial Arts teacher but
will attend the University of Geor.
gia to study home Ecomics. She is
a niece of the late Mr.. and Mrs
August Bottle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leemaster
Port Clinton will move into Gal
Whitinger apartment this week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Thober re
turned home last weekend after
spending week with their son
and family MIR. and Mrs. Eugene
Thober and son Gary at Marble
head, Mass. They also visited rel
atives inKenmore N. Y. Mr.. VIM
Petersdorf accompanied them or
the trip.
Mrs. Carlton Yeagle entered
Mercy Hospital Toledo last Wednes
day and underwent surgery there
Thursday. Mrs. Reagle is conva
lescing but will undergo bone sur
gerry in her foot later on.
Miss Betty Crozier is attend
ing the Advanced Conference a
Camp Christian near Magnetic
Springs, Ohio this week.
Mrs. Louise Cutting of Guelph
Ontario, Canada returned to hel
home after spending week here
with her daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Marsh, Joan, Da
vid and John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and sor
Jonnie and Mr.. and Mrs. Joh;
Morris recently enjoyed a trip te
the Smokey Mountains. The group
also toured the Copper Fields anc
had excellent view from Lool
Out Mt. in North Carolina.