Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-10

~1~C- Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
~ Owens, Route 3, Oak Har-
J Dor, are parents of son,
weighing 6 lbs. 101a ounces, born
April 2 in Magruder Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Migala and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alban Laffey, Port
Clinton; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Mil
ler and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mil
ler, Sandusky, were in Troy, Ohio,
Monday to attend funeral services
for their aunt, Mrs. Ida M. Ed
wards. Mrs. Edwards, who former
ly lived in Harrison Street and
with the Alban Laffeys in Port
Clinton, was a sister of the late
Edward G.. Miller, father of Mrs.
Migala, Mrs. Laffey and the Mil
ler brothers.
Rvmmsse Sale. April 1890. 81.
Johns Annex Bldg. 9-2f
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder of
the Northern Ohio Maytag Com
pany, are enjoying weeks vaca-
ton visiting relatives and friends
in Detroit and Chicago.
-~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jaun Cor
~ tez, Route 8, Port Clinton,
y are parents of a Z lb. II
OF. daughter born April 1st at
Magruder Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kothmayer
and Steve Kolesar Cleveland; Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Fedor, Margaret
and Andrew, Lakeside; Mrs. Ken
meth Blair, August and Edward
Kolesar, Port Clinton, were in
Windsor, Ontario, Tuesday, to at
tend funeral services for Lewis
Kolesar, brother of Mrs. Koth-
mayer and August Kolesar. Mr..
Kolesar passed away in Windsor
Sunday. He is survived by three
other sisters, Mrs. Steve Kocka,
Port Clinton; Mrs. Ambrose Chi
mo, Owosso, Mich, and a sister
in Hungary. His wife and three
children reside in Czechoslovakia.
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100.Ib. Bag virsoro, $3.99. This
week only. KIinsbeiI Florists.
Attorney and Mrs. Lowell Pc
tersen and daughter Carol spent
Easter weekend at the home of
Mrs. Petersen's parents in Dayton.
ToNIGHT'S THE NIGHT Music
Mothers "Big Fun Might" 500
o'clock tonight (Fridsyl at the
High School. Evsryone's invited.
gilt
~>w. A 6 lb. 10h OF. son was
- born April End at Magru-
der hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Owens, Route 3,
Oak Harbor.
Adolph Wozniak, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Wozniak, attended
the institute of Radio Engineers
convention in New York City last
week. Wozniak is employed in the
Electronics Division of Thompson
Products, Inc, in Cleveland.
1o0-Ib. Bag virsoro, $3.e9. This
week only. KIinsbeii Florists.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Webster, Chi
cago, spent last weekend with her
Mrs. Helen Nissen, East
Second Street. Miss Alma Nissen,
Cleveland, was also home for the
weekend.
PoTTED ROSES. healthy start.
ed plants. Peace. new selection,
$2.98. MeGredy's Sunset hybrid
tea, $2.2o. King Midas climber,
$2.98. Blaze eI i'm ber. $l.9s.
kLINGBEIL FLORISTS.
-r Mr.. and Mrs. John Met
- field, Route l, Oak Harbor,
= are parents of lb. 2s
OF. daughter born at Magruder
Hospital April End.
Mrs. James Gibbons and Portage
Township Trustee John Radloff re-
turned to their homes Monday af-
ter spending the Easter weekend
visiting their son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Christensen and
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. Christensen has returned to his
duties at the u. S. Gypsum plant
in Grand Rapids, after a weeks
disqualification.
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SMITHS BEAUTY SHOPPE will
be closed week Of April 18th. Will
reopen April 27th. 81
Mrs. Guy Benedict entertained
the members of her Bridge Club
at her home on Lincoln Drive,
Tuesday evening.
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Miss Ruth Ewersen is Bay