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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
ORGAN RECITAL
MONDAY EVENING

The public is invited to attend
an 8 o'clock organ recital at Grace
Lutheran Church, Fremont, Monday
evening, October 26th, with Scott
Corey at the organ.
Following the recital, members
of the Mozart Club will meet in
the church basement for a business
meeting and social hour, with a
lunch being served by Scott Corey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. Reider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
AT CONVENTION

Attending the Midwestern Region
Soroptimist convention in Cleve-
land over the weekend we're Hazel
Rhoda, Flossie Winnes, Elsie Lee,
Cora Link, Clara Wesolek an d
Clotilda. Walter of the Fremont
Club. A neurology service was held
for the four Regional Soroptimists
who passed away during the year,
Including Thelma Montgomery Of
Port Clinton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
GRADE SCHOOL
MOTHERS CLUB

The October meeting of the
Grade School Mothers Club was
held in the elementary auditorium
on Thursday, October II. Chairman
Mrs. Paul Cochran reported that
the proceeds from the bake sale
amounted to $115.9O. 1t was voted
to purchase light for Mrs. Krie-
lick to be used in the first aid
room, and to give $4,000 to the
kindergarten for supplies which
are badly needed.
Mrs. Krielick explained and dem
onstrated the audio-meter and dis
cussed diseases of school children.
Mrs. Stein furnished. the answers
to many questions pertaining to
grade school problems.
Coffee and cookies were served
before the meeting by this years
officers.
The next meeting, November IL,
will be a tea held during Book
Week, at which awards will be
given to children reading the most
books. The more than 200 children
enrolled in this program will re-
ceive recognition at the meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
OTTAWA COUNTY FARM
WOMEN'S FEDERATION

The annual meeting of Ottawa
County Farm Women's Federation
was held Thursday, October 22nd,
at st. Paurs Ev. and Reformed
Church, Oak Harbor, with Mrs.
Ray Boiler as guest speaker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Viola Debien. junior graduate
regent Of Port Clinton Women of
the Moose Chapter, has been quail
fled to receive a green beanie dur
ing the convocation to be held
Sunday in the Columbus Moose
Hall. Other local members also will
attend.
Executive committee meeting
will be held Monday evening in
the local hall with the next regular
meeting Monday evening, Novem-
Der 2, when Marie Throne will pre-
sent the Library Chapter program.
The Library committee will donate
books to the local library and to
Mooseheart. Initiation of candidates
also will be held at this meeting.
All gifts for the annual Moose
heart and Moosehaven Christmas
tree must be placed under the
tree at Delbert's Beauty Salon, W..
Perry Street, or taken to the Moose
Hall, by Wednesday, October %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
ANNUAL DINNER AND
BAZAAR SCHEDULED

The sewing circle of the St.
Johns Lutheran Church is making
preparation for its annual Thanks
giving chicken dinner and bazaar
which will be held Thursday, No.
vember 18th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

Jean Lockwood was guest Of
honor at birthday luncheon held
al the Island House Wednesday
noon. Attending we're: Mrs. Lock
wood, Glenna Rathbun, Lorna
Gulau, Irene Christensen, Marian
Rasmussen, Gilmore Migala and
ROseland RhOda.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
!. ~ .Soc<aE Scene
TO RESIDE IN GYPSUM

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin J. Schultz
have returned from wedding trip
to Cleveland where they were the
guests of the Robert Schultz fam
lily, and will make their home in
Gypsum.
The wedding was an event of
October 10th in st. Pauls Lutheran
Church. The service was performed
by Rev. George A. Reinke at seven
o'clock uniting Mrs. Nettie l..
Wohlers and Edwin j. Schultz.
Mrs. Wohlers wore a grey fall
suit with black accessories and a
corsage of yellow roses. Her attend
ant Mrs. Robert Bandedean wore a
grey suit with black accessories
and a corsage of red roses.
The best man was Robert Band
clean. A wedding dinner was SER
we'd to eight guests in Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
vii soh-MARTlh WEDDING

Miss Dorothy Louise wilson De-
came the bride of Dwight Gene
Martin of Los Angeles, California
in beautiful evening ceremony at
St Thomas Episcopal church, Sa'
turday, October 10.
Miss Wilson is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson, Sr.,
2l48 Harbor Road and Mr.. Martin
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
r. Martin, 1912 Ponty street, Los
Angeles. The Rev. Perry N. Blank
enship officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride wore lovely gown Of
lace with tiers of ruffled nylon
tulle forming a graceful train. The
yoke OF sheer material had high
neckline and the attached bodice
was embroidered. A fingertip veil
edged in lace to match the bridal
gown fell from a seed pearl tiara
She carried white orchid with
stephanotis on white prayer book.
Mrs. Jack Budd was matron of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Penny Adams, Miss LaDonna Mar
tin and Mrs. Frank Hoffman. The
attendants wore gowns alike made
of nylon net with halter necklines
and petaled skirts. Mrs. Budd wore
a shrimp color and the others we're
all in aqua. Their flowers were
crescent shaped bouquets of gold
pompon NUNS and Pinochio roses.
Little Carol Anne, 5h year old
daughter of Attorney and Mrs
James Thierry was the flower girl.
Her dress was of white net with
sweetheart neckline and full puff
sleeves. The full skirt had panel of
TERED ruffles down the back and
two rows of ruffles around the bot
tom of the skirt. 1t was worn over
a shrimp taffeta slip which fea-
tured hoop and lace trimmings.
Her sash was shrimp taffeta with
a huge bow tied in the back. Her
headpiece, like those of the other
attendants was made of gold NUNS
and roses and she carried small
bouquet like theirs.
Jack Budd was the best man.
Quinn Haug, David Culbert and
Frank Hoffman served as the ush-
ers. Mrs. Duane Adams was organ
list and Mrs. Ronald Tewers sang
Because" and ''The Lords Prayer"
White gladioli and bouquets of
white pompons adorned h {
church.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Wilson wore a street length frock
of teal blue crepe and a corsage
Of gold pompons and Pinochio
roses. Mrs. Martin was in steel blue
satin, street length. Her flower,
were also NUNS and roses.
A reception was held for 275
guests at the Catawba Community
Hall. Hostess were Gail Boss, Mrs.
Lynn Clemons, Francis Lukac and
Margaret Lukac.
For travelling the bride wore a
teal blue suit with brown acccs-
sories and a white orchid corsage.
After wedding trip to northern
Canada and Michigan they will re.
side in Los Angeles.
The bride was an honor student
at Port Clinton High School and
attended Webber College in Flor.
ida. She has been a secretary to
Attornev James Thicrry.
Mr.. Martin was graduated from
George Washington High School
and attended Ell Chino College. He
is now with the u. S. Air Force.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
MOTHER Is HOSTESS

While her daughter, Miss JAN
ice Gates, was confined in the
Olean, New York, hospital follow.
ing a fall on her vacation, Mrs.
Harmon Gates was hostess Sunday
when Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
held its tea in the Gates home.
Miss Gates expects to be re.
leased from the hospital this week.
end and will be returned to her
home to continue her recupera.
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
PLEDGED AT MIAMI

Miss J0aE Vargo, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vargo, 631
Monroe Street, Port Clinton. has
been pledged to Kappa Chapter of
Sigma Sigma Sigma, national So
cial sorority, at Miami University,
Oxford. She is a freshman in the
School Of Education.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
BOARD MEETING

BOARD MEETING
The second board meeting for
this year of the Federation of
Women's Clubs was held Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Willis
Misch.
The board voted to donate
$500 towards the upkeep of the
Federation Room at Magruder Me-
mortal Hospital and $500 towards
the Margaret G. Harder Pan Amer
lean Fellowship Fund.
It was decided that fund for a
Thelma Montgomery History
Award would be established. The
award will be made to a Senior
student each year for II years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

Mrs. Audrey Jeremy Sztvk has
Joined the staff at Mrs. Norman
kolhoffs Milady Beauty Shop.
assuming her new duties Novens-
Der !, 1883. SILT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
PLAYMAKERS MEETING

The Playmakers are meeting
Thursday at the Barn at eight
o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23
wscs MEETING

W9GS WEE JNO
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Trinity Metho-
dist Church will meet on October
28th in the church at 8 o'clock.
Hostesses will be Circle No. 6.
Mrs. Donald Burke will present
q number of piano selections.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-10-23

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Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

Mrs. Sam Alexander and children
are vacationing in Rockford. Ill
They were accompanied by Mrs.
E. O. Martin Mr.. and Mrs
William D, Feaster of Dermott
visited friends and relatives re-
Gently The Gladioli Flower
club met at the home of Mrs
Bessie McRay with very good
attendance. There was a very inn
pressive arrangement of flowers
on display Joe Elliott, one
Of the oldest citizens OF Warren,
passed July / Mrs. Lille
Mae Barnett is patient at the
Bradley County Memorial hospit-
al Pvt. James Watson is
home on his first furlough visit
ing his parents and friends. He IS
stationed at Fl. Hood, Texas . . q.
Travis Green of Rockford Ill. is
visiting his mother, Mrs Annie
Green The Recreation play
grounds of st. James AME church
were opened July 4th. Everyone
is invited to come and have fun,
There are games for everyone
from eight to eighty. There are
plenty of refreshments. Rev. L,
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
Menlorian!

In Memory of Pfc. Nathaniel l.
Martin who passed G years ago
July II, l947.
He left upon our life a light
Sweet memories shining through
our tears
A spirit shining through our tolls
A music sounding through our
years.
Mrs. T. E. Barnes, mother
Rev. B. J. Whitfield, grand
father; Mrs. J. l.. Henderson
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Dunbar, sister and brother-in-
law, Aunts, Cousins, Nieces and
Nephew.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
ZEN
|B Feaster

Id, Feaster
Eaggie Mae Hampton and
I and Mrs. Leathia Ross
bnd visited their son and
dee Maxwell, at the Me
kltal at Alexander g.
/ Mrs. 0. c, Wright and
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
prs in the home of her
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mrs. Willie B.
milwaukee was called to
Ede Of her father, Ben
kho was a patient at the
County Memorial hospital
/ and Mrs. Mollie Ross Of
ke are home visiting his
pr and Mrs. Cleve Ross.
Pie Ross is the daughter
|lessie Hampton Mrs.
Hale Of Milwaukee was
)er guest Of Mrs r. c.
kn recently Mr.. and
n Henderson Of Chicago
h guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
pes recently Mr.. and
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

ia entertain Or do you consider 1t a social
that YOU have to contend with? If you hesitate to
tattons one reason may be that you fuss too much
.rv preparations
ms IN smooth and easy entertaining, you'll like the
! 1amphet Smart Suppers for Family or Friends"
H. fen sparkling new suggestions for parties through
or although some of them especially appropriate
weather entertaining.
Nc them there's an outdoor barbecue. a eandlelight
freside supper and this late snack which is recon-
=, midnight repast after an evening of fun.
MakeY our-Own Supper Set-Up
Boiled Ham, LiVerWurst and Salami
Relish Bowl of
Lederkranz Swiss and Cheddar Cheese
h. Lettuce Leaves Watercress Radishes, Olives
II and Sweet Gherkins
and Pumpernieke Breads Crisp Crackers
Sailed Peanuts Thin PretZel Sticks
Chilled Ale Hot Coffee
folder includes helpful hostess hints too and short
Ees which outstanding in flavor Copies of it
for the asking just send request to STATE
4 O. Box 2179, Little Rock, Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

Rest Baptist church The Mis-
sionary circle of Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church met in the home
of Mrs. Edna Marsh . Edwards
Chapel Christian church was host
for the 65th annual session State
convention Of Arkansas Christian
churches.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
RussellviIIe
Anna j. Grow der

hhiLt j. &fONutE
Mrs. Frances Watson spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Smith Mrs.
Leroy Webb and son are vaea-
tioning in Los Angeles The
Red Circle VI New Prospect Bap-
fist church gave their third an
nlversary program at the church
recently The Matron society
met in the home Of Mrs. Blandie
Hendrix Walter l.. Smith
has returned to Fresno, California
Mrs. Lee Anna Kennedy is
a patient at st. Mary's hospital
Rev, S. King of Fort Smith
was guest speaker at the Pilgrim
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

K Williams, pastor Do not
forget to pay your poll take be-
fore October Please send
all Of your news to Thomas B.
Feastef or Call I077-J.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
Biggers
Monroe Manseo

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Griffin and
James Lester. Mrs. Eddie l..
Campbell and Amos Williams
spent the fourth of July in Mem
phis with Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Plttman and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lester Mrs. r. L. White and
Mrs, Bessie Holt have been on the
sick list Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

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Johnson, ir. spent the fourth in
Mo, with his wife's
mother Rev. |. S. Moore de-
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
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Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

Now my people can have hairl
No matter now bad or how short
your hair is, you can have a nice
head of soft, straight and long
hair if you will follow directions.
Thousands say SO. Get SURE HAIR
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hair in the above picture. So, If
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a large or, jar, PLUS l Id.
pressing oil and one pint of sham
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Satisfaction guaranteed. Agents
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Your hair needs it. Tell me your
Hair Troubles. Write:
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Adv. 6:3-l0-l7 81
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
4lexarlder
Willene Smith

We are very glad to see Ira w.
Jones home from the hospital.
We hope he Is home to stay
The community of Alexander
wishes to extend its deepest sym
pity to Lee Grant and family in
the lost of his brother, Leonard
Grant.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
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Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

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the fourth Sunday Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17
BY JANE ASHLEY

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'fe the days when wise
make cookies several
week. Then they will be
\. Hcnics or a snack after
\, a game of tennis or base
are two excellent cookie
NJ variety. '' "'
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4, IT,. snled alI,purpose -four
IN pGon baking soda
IsAortening
lsqgar
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orange Juice '''0 'ino
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\ Ana shortening. Add sugar
|lts s 80, cream until light and
Az, corn syrup, blend thor or
|s,S eggs, one at a time
IN s "i,er each addition. STIR
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|lrStiIual luce. Drop by teaspoon.
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coo, 'Ste oven ts5O' F,) is
StSl and frost with pntta ~
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Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

Refrigerator Cookies
3 cups sitted all.purpose flour
a teaspoon salt
a teaspoon baking soda
] cup butter or margarine
II cup dark corn syrup
2s cup sugar, brown or granulated
i egg, beaten
/ teaspoon vanilla
/ cup shredded coconut or nuts,
chopped
Mix and sift together first three Iva.
gradients. Beat butter until soft and
creamy. Add corn syrup and sJeHr
and beat until thoroughly blend II.
Add egg; blend we'll Add vanilla and
coconut or nuts Add sifted dry in
gradients; mix thoroughly. Chill dough
about / hour. Shape into 2 rolls about
inches In diameter Wrap In wax
paper and chill In refrigerator at least
hours or overnight with "A very
sharp knife, cut in thin slices tA
inch). Place on ungreased baking
sheet. Bake in hot oven C4O0' F) 8 to
10 minutes. Makes about dozen.
Cookies and a glass of cold milk
are the perfect combination And
this popular beverage is given an
appetizing flavor twist in the ccl
lowing recipe:
Quick MIX Shake
l glass milk
Q tablespoons light or dark corn
syrup
For Plain Milk Shake: Pour milk
and corn syrup in pint jar or
shaker. Fasten lid tightly and
shake for several minutes or until
thoroughly blended. Makes 1
glass.
For Ice Cream MIX Shake; Add
1 heaping tablespoon vanilla Ice
cream to above recipe before
shaking.
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

iivered the sermon here Sunday
Monroe Mansco was in Po-
eahantas Monday Tie Church
Arkansas State press., 1953-07-17

Earnestine Garland is still on the
sick list
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
.Viyerette Reports
For Duty At Base

Lieutenant william E. Viverette,
USNR, has reported to the Resi-
dent Officer in Charge of Con.
struction for a 2-week training
tour Of duty at the Naval Station.
The 36-year-old lieutenant is q
native of Rocky Mount, N. c., and
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Viverette of Spartensburg, N. C.
He received his preliminary ed
ucation at Rocky Mount High
School and was graduated from
the North Carolina State College
Raleigh, N. c., where he re-
ceived his bachelor of science de.
gree in Civil Construction Engine
ering in the Class of '.3s."
In civilian life, 1t. Viverette
operates the Viverette Construc-
tipp Gp.a at Rocky Mount, N. C.
1t Viverette is married to the
former Miss Rebecca Catherine
MoEgan of Rocky Mount, N. c.
Mrs. Viverette accompanied her
husband to Key West and they are
residing at the Atlantic Shores
Motel during the Lieutenant's tour
of duty at the Naval Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
KEY WEST AN UP-AND-DOINC
CITY OF SMALL SIZE

Every place in the United States, however small it
nay be, contributes in degree to national
my. Thus know Key West plays its role in the nations
business but how many residents aware of the extent
Of that role? e~ssss. ssstsset -,-s~e6-~s@-~
We often talk Of our good business conditions of the
greatest progress in the history Of city, but of
know of the estimate placed Importance by expert
outsiders in the economical field s. f#
few months ago The Citizens business and adver-
Using heads had than inking OF Key West mpor
porance in national advertising So they wrote to the
tonwide advertising firm Of Theis and Simpson Of New
York. giving details of the volume Of business and
nomic conditions in Key West AS resit Of that
pondence the company agreed to handle the Citizens
tional advertising. 80
But the company Is careful in giving the potential adj
vertsing values to its clients in in which
crates While did not question The Citizens statements
it wished to know directly the facts they appeared to
one of its representatives So it sent to Key West A W.
Holland, an expert with far-reaching experience.
Mr. Holland made the rounds of Key West for several
days He reported to The Citizens business office from
time to time about Key Vests economic status and his
favorable attitude increased with every report It reached
that point where it really became enthusiastic.
Size for size he considered Key West in the highest
brackets Of potential sales Of national goods through adj
vertising in The Key West Citizen He spoke about the
motel the hotels and the peak conditions in the general
business field He expressed surprise the volume of
business in Key West of goods articles whose is
national Key West ranks with the highest in per capita
purchases of the nations products chat may be cassed
under the head of the comforts and convenieces in local
homes as well as in motes hotels and business places
generally.
An up-and-doing smal-sized city is the way Mr. Hol
land characterized Key West 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Chapter 10
A. News4sa,vres

DECKING up the phone, Brindle
dialed the insurance office next
door.
John w. Hanson, Insurance"
It was SaLy's voice.
This is Max. I've been think
Ing. You're mighty cute dish.
Some again?"
slow about going to the Cali
ente races with me tomorrow"
II don't know if Id feel safe
across the border with you.
II dent guarantee anything"
"It's a deal"
He hung up. It would be a dull
drive, and Sally would be nice
company. re might even keep his
word and take her to the races
il nothing important developed.
Sunday was clear and blue
with cool March breeze. It was
an ideal day for the races anc
there was long line of cars wait
ing to cross the border into Mex.
leo.
Brindle had driven the seven
teen miles with the windows open
and Sally's dark hair, held bach
with broad ribbon, was in wilc
DISAGREEMENT. While the car inchec
forward for a cursory inspection
by the Mexican officials on theil
side of the border gates, Sally
combed her hair, checked her lip.
stick and Strengthened her pale
green gabardine suit.
"I've got twenty bucks" sh,
said. .Bet ! GO home with hun
dred."
wish I felt that lucky"
They finally passed through tn,
gates and crossed the wooder
bridge over the dry Tijuana rive
bed. The blue coupe made a SHARP
left turn that brought it onto tn,
main drag Of the tourist-jammet
border town. The races at Cali
ente hadn't yet begun and tn,
bistros, perfume and curio shop
which, with only a few excep
tions. made up the entire bushes
district were swarming witt
Americans. Brindle found park
ing space in front of the Mon;
Lisa Cafe, the four-piece orches
ira of which was making itsel
heard on the sidewalk.