Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-18
Oak Harbor News


On MOtOdy CVCul1lS HASillbNAo Va
The Farm Bureau Women's Com
mittee met at the home of Mrs.
Carl Wainwright. Reports were
heard from the legislative chair
man, Mrs. Miles K'Burg after which
Mr.. Ben Cover, organization direc-
tor, outlined the purpose and du-
ties of members of this group.
Others attending were Mrs. Will
liam Ref, Mrs. Leroy Herring,
Mrs. Walter Brugger, Mrs. Wilton
Gulau, Mrs. Clarence Burning,
Mrs. Harold Sass, Mrs. Clarence
Brokate and Mrs. George Borwig.
A dessert lunch was served before
the meeting was called to order.
Sixteen SunoSy School teachers
from st. Johns Lutheran Church.
o. H., attended the annual meeting
of North Western Ohio Sunday
School Teachers Association in
Perrysburg, Ohio, last Sunday.
Miss Betty Hasselbach was host
ess on Monday evening at her
home for a post-nuptial shower,
honoring Mrs. Harold Foreman, a
recent bride. Attending were Shir-
ley and Carol Hemminger, Shirley
Tasch, Lucille Pierson, Lavetta
Tack, Nancy Stamm, Joyce King,
Marilyn Bloom, Marvel Rarig, Jean
Witt, Marian Leiske and Mrs. Hill
man mother of the bride. Ruth
Lenz, Carol Brugger and Shirley
DePner sent gifts but were unable
to attend. The honored received
many beautiful gifts and a very
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess. Snatch Bingo was played
during the evening
Delbert Risch son of Mr.. nd
Mrs. John Risch arrived in o. H.
late Saturday night after being in
Korea and Japan for the past 19
months.
Mrs. Luella Henry is visiting in
Bellvue, at the home of her Son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Artinio.
Mr.. and M RS. Guy H. Dicken
spent Sunday on a sight seeing
trip first to Willard. Mrs. Dickens
childhood home then to Tiffin, O
| former home of Mr.. Dicken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Witter and
Gerald visited Sunday with NJ r
and Mrs. Walter Carter at Cataw
ba Island.
A meeting Of Ottawa Cou nty
Home Demonstration Council wa:
held Monday afternoon in the Elk
tension Office with Miss Rose
mary McBeth, the new agent, tC
plan forthcoming meetings. Il
members were present including
County President Mrs. Wilton Gu
lau, District president, Mrs. Harris
Kardatzke; Secretary, treasurer
Mrs. Albert Myerholtz, Publicit!
Chairman, Mrs. Fred Barnes anC
the Mesdames Fr ed Nobis, Basi
Stevens, Nelson Baldwin, Caro-
Hetrick, Marion Wagner, Willard
Sieske, Kenneth Vogt, Dale Mea
cham, William Luebke, Richart
J Wadsworth and Carlyle Overmey
er. Plans are being made for
class on hooked rugs, and effort
are being made to secure a dc
monstration by Simplicity Pat
tern Co., sometime during O ct
Christmas workshop IS planne,
for November 18th. More informa
ton will be given later, VIII 81
plans are more definite.
st. Boniface Rosary and Alta
Society held their first meetin
in the church basement On Tue.
Gay evening. A program for tn
year was outlined and committe
appointed. Plans for the Fall Be-
zaar were discussed, the date Q
which h'has been changed from Sur
day Oct. 18th to Sunday Oct. 25tl
New officers were; hostesses an
included Mrs. Albert Kruger, Pre-
sident, Mrs. Harold Madison; Vice
President, Mrs. Norbert Darr; Prt
sident-elect, Mrs. Winters; Ire;
surer and Mrs. Thomas Palmer a