Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
Oak Iarbor News
MRS. ALBERT Il. KRUGER

Mrs. Guy Dlcken called on rcla
tives and friends at Cloverdale
Van Vert and Napoleon, the fore
part Of the week.
The Women's Canasta Club met
Tuesday night at the home Of Mrs
Zet Winters. Present were Mes.
danes Irwin Apling, William Met.
| field, Clarence Lenz, Howard Quill
lin, Norman Hetrick, Quinton Flo.
70, Frederick Below and Robert
Price. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Lenz and Mrs. Quillin.
| Girl Scout Troop No. held
their regular meeting on Monday
| evening with 10 members present.
New members worked on the "Arts
and Crafts" project and the whole
group participated in the Folk
Dances" project. A treat was en-
| joyed at the end of the meeting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ravas
have returned from a twelve day
vacation trip through the state of
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blakeslee,
Connie, Jim, Mark and Pat of Bay
Village, Ohio, were weekend guests
of her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Hopfinger.
] Weekend visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Rymers includ-
ed Mrs. Phillip Rymers of Dayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graydon Rymers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Coon and
Jack Coon all of Port Clinton and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Zwerman of
Toledo. On Saturday night Cliff,
Graydon and Herbert enjoyed the
Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament
at Salem Oak Harbor School.
A group of former classmates
at S.O.HH. School met last Thurs
day evening, January 29th, at the
home of Mrs. George Gahris in
Tiffin for the purpose of forming
a Canasta club. This was just an
organization meeting but plans
were made to meet on the first
Wednesday evening of each month.
Attending from Oak Harbor were
the Mesdames Marvin Milbrodt,
Don Biehler, Frederick Windisch,
Paul Provonsha, Lloyd Valiant,
L. M. Lewis, Lee Browder, Donald
Crozier and from Fremont, Mes
DANES Arthur Scherf and Joseph
Mangette. Next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Mangette.
A dinner preceded the regular
monthly business meeting of Oak
Harbor Junior Women held last
Wednesday evening at the Warner
Hotel. President Mary Nissen con-
Quoted initiation ceremonies for
the new members and guest speak
er was Mrs. Vesta Jones of Elmore.
Hostesses were Glenna Myers, Mar
lene Pinson, Janice Miner, An
cite Reider and Jean Lockwood.
A very pleasant evening was
spent by Non Pareil club members
and husbands last Wednesday
when they were invited to the
prettily decorated home of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Revenaugh with
Mrs. Cora Scheuerman acting as
co-hostess. A lovely bowl Of daffo-
dis and acacia graced the dining
table from which the pot-luck
dinner was served. Afterwards
Canasta was played with prizes
going to Mrs. Cora Hetrick, Mrs.
Ed Sharpe, Leon Leutz and Carl
Scheuerman. Present were. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Herring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Leutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Mylander, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Scheuerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Conradi, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Scheuerman, Mrs. Cora Hetrick,
| Mrs. Louise Bauch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Revenaugh. Guests included
| Mrs. Lydia Croll, Mrs. Bess Phillips
of Cleveland, Mrs. Raymond Haas
of LaCarne and Vaughn Sherman.
Hostess for the February meeting
| will be Mrs Carl Scheuerman.
Airman SIC LaDonna J. Rimel-
spach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
DON Rimelspach Of Locust street,
recently completed basic training
at Lakeland "A. F. Base, San An
tonic, Texas, and was transferred
to F. E. Warren in Wyoming for
furthep training. Airman SIC
Rimelspach is a graduate of Salem
Oak Harbor High School, class of
80 and prior to her enlistment in
the W.A.F. was a clerk at the
Finke Pharmacy. Her new address
is Airman SIC LaDonna j. Rimel-
spach, AA 82O9O78 : $3.50 Tech
Ing. Wg, F. e. Warren A. F. B.
Wyoming.
Secon class girl scouts of troop
2 entering the fields of dramatics
are doing short skits and panto-
mine. An important style show
emphasizing poise and carriage
and study of facial expressions
were part of Monday nights pro-
gram. The troop recently COM
pleted their nature activities un-
der the direction of Donna Lou
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