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Evening star., 1953-03-23
On the Air

GOOD QUESTION-The ef-
fects Of television on the young
will not be known until the
young are somewhat older. All we
can be fairly sure of it is that
there will be effects. While we
await them, hope wrestling fear
we can only gather small items
Of evidence along the way.
One such is to be found in the
case of Geoffrey Parsons, aged
3. of Sterling, Va. Master Parsons
is obviously a clear thinking
young man. What he learns to-
day he relates alertIy to what he
learned on his yesterdays, in
cluding what he learned from
television.
He recently made a trip to
Florida and back with his par
ents. On the way home, they
passed a cemetery, the first one
that had ever intruded on Geof-
frey's aWareness. He regarded the
lush crop of marble monuments
appreciatively and wanted to
know what that was. His mother
told him.
Whats a cemetery?" he asked.
WELL" his mother said. that's
a place where they put dead
people"
Geoffrey looked thoughtfully
after the cemetery fading to the
rear and pondered this new
knowledge for a moment. Then
he had another question.
Who shot them?" he de-
manded.
TV SUCCESS-Victor Borge
has discovered the key to WIN
ming show business success by
way of television and it could
revolutionize a lot of things.
The trick, the pianist-wit has
discovered, is to appear on tele-
vision but not very much. You
can make up your own list of
the people you would like to
have adopt the practice.
Whether or not it would work
for all of them is another ques-
ton. In Mr.. Borge's case it has
been spectacularly successful.
He has been touring recently,
as you probably have read, with
his one-man Concert in Com
edy," a 21a-hour show which
has become one of the hit at
fractions of the legitimate thea
ter. Mr.. Borge stands to gross
more than 81 million from his
solo appearances this year.
A two-week stay at the Cur
ran Theater in San Francisco
earlier this month, for instance,
drew $72.585. The second weeks
business was $45 300, more than
any Broadway show took in dur
ing the same period, with the
sole exception of Wonderful
Town" That had a $7.20 top
and full cast. Borge had him
self, a piano and the top ticket
price was $4.20.
Mr.. Borge gives television
Evening star., 1953-03-23
HiqhIiqhts
Rodio Todoy.

$500, WGMS-Preview: John
Edwards, manager Of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra pre-
views programs to be played.
$500, WTOP-SuspenSe: Agnes
Moorehead stars in Charles Dick
ems "The Signal Man."
$500, WRC- Railroad Hour:
Gordon MacRae and Mimi Ben
zell sing the leading roles in
Lutte Song"
500, WTOP-Radio Theater:
Paul Douglas and Terry Moore
star in Fourteen Hours"
$500, WRC-Telephone Hour
George London is guest soloist.
Evening star., 1953-03-23


Little Playhouse Peoples ause 23O
Of
Dooy.
neer News4
5,
WMs Atomic Bomb Test $50
HeIywsod Matinee
WToP So Morning Meditation G4s Bill Jenkins Show JnsoTs Club
TO- Arthur Godfrey II
121s Love H
Action
Evening star., 1953-03-23

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news.
room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM. 6 PM.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Board TOBc
Installed AT
LeyMemOrial

The Official Board Of Leg Mem.
oral Methodist Church. 1904 Tru.
man Avenue II Georgia Street. viii
be formally Installed a. the close
az the 1880 worship hour tomorrow
morning. Included IA the group are
Mrs. Charles Allen, n n. Bran.
lett, Albert n. Carly. Miss Miriam
Carey, Norman Carey. Leon Curry,
Leonard I. Curry. Thomas NJ. Cur
~. Mrs. william T. Doughty. n.
Z. Gravel. Howard Kimhle. Mrs.
Howard klmhle. Charles McC0nky,
Charles n, Myers. Archie Roberts,
Z. L. Roberts. ST.. NJ. c. Roberts.
Mrs. Harry b. Richardson, Mrs.
Merrill Sands. and J. b. Webb.
The pastor o. the Church. the Rev.
Eld0n simmons. Win lead the In.
slallation service.
Two worship services are sche.
duled fer tomorrow one II 10: so
in the morning end the other al
g0 In the evening. The sermon
topic for the morning service win
be And They We're Not Afraid. I"
and The choir vii sing James Allan
Dash's arrangement Of schuhert's
"Sanctus. The entire evening ser.
vice will be devoted 20 the obser-
vance 81 Holy Communion, during
which time the Church orRanist.
Mrs. Thomas whitley, win play
many of the favoFlts hymns Of the
Church.
TIE eniy other services q the
day win be Sunday School at s:ts
in the morning and the Methodist
Youth Fellowship. which meets At
$50 p. m.
The regular weekly schedule IN.
eindes mld.,veek worship at Tao
On Wednesday evening. DO be fol.
lowed a $50 the same evening b.
Choir rehearsal. The youth Pun.
night activities set under way AZ
T:ao on Thursday night with the
group from First Methodist Church
a. guests. These Thursday evening
programs are designed 10 give she
youth an opportunity Tor wholesome
fellowship and recreation. and an
youth are cordially invited 10 al.
tend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Rev. Statham To
Preach Sunday

The Rev. James y. SlasAam Of
the Fieming Street Methodist
Church has returned from 9 eourse
~ TIE Army chaplain's School 81
Fort slocum. New York and viii
he IN the pulpit iomoFroz. Il has
been announced.
Rev. s,aiham will use Is his
theme. This ] DO In Remem.
hrance Of Thee ~ the morning
service set fer 1880 .. m.
The evening service vii begin
a. S.ao p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Tiny Methodist Church HUNS
With Religious, Civic Work


se.yemr-oia ~. haihofn seea
mneh more Mao baLakngs and
ana lnemners wien ne takes .
hafa look 81 Is hotk.
hoN easy 4 WDuin oe. hs SAID,
ioF these people - tnis inaeees'
sable community q less Tan 100
persons % fatioaaiihs thas : con.
manisy church was zoe expensive
nat theIe we're 80 ellongn mem.
nera 70 pother VIA. mat y wuulo
demand Too mmen Tune from 90
iew.
Inhieads ne famnlss q ne eatiie
and cotton farns--shs ensire mem
bNrahlp u farm ioskh-aedicatea
themselves nos only 20 keeping
lheir small enureh alive but max.
ing Z > oeehlss q activity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

mCYpT. Mlss. About zee
pears aso = bali aozen Mslhodisl
farm families dug dam deep %
starr halldlng q church If their
ewm il 1hEs liny nnrshsastern lis.
nfHlpm fommunlly.
ne bNsl they eaalf allord-.fUr
a. average eenlGAhalion q 800
each wns q modest 9iaooo bald
1nH 0nH I patt|me minister wh0
had four other small rural
churches il his sarge.
Nnf seTsmbilna ior the nmaIl
church plant and ne effort h keep
. rrtaI preacher" wss tasl part
If Ihs work q these jealous farm
families
Despite obglomn handIcaps. fhe
fe members ~ the Egypt Megho-
dist Church developed such s mo.
meuium ~ rrllsloas and civic
activity nat their church vas
m q eonleSi 1idwed nv Emery
University "a Atlanta. CO.
Religion never comes easy. I"
he parl.llme paatoF The Rev. n.
L.. Hafhofn commented. Ella has.
tilnR Little lioek won the honor for
their church W completing more
than aso rsllNlous End eommanlty
projects within > year
Their aNe0mp'iahmenis Wern
not great. they eonldnt Dc. nut
lhey turned every vlaltie task ai
hard uIlhln Their power," the
preacher said.
nnAainN ara saying for q new
plant Ard Aoubllng the member.
shlp frnn IL 10 - are the readily
slalbla accomplishment. BIT TIE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

IN TuE CtnrGtr r0gnr 90 Tnr
stANtfENTu Sam1ggAG f1mFgfT
90 NtsA STATE OF EHamGna
80 f0n hoNn0E Ce9NTN.
~ NMANGEWN.
tNMe -. aA-g&A
RALPH INasEPka AElAM~
Plaintiff
slffRI.aT MAE ADAMS
nefeN1Ant
NewarE ~ 81 mEEe AFanN
To- ~ttlttM& MxN ADAMS
Hs&S# NissxN fssa8N ANWnsaM
lssAHsfh 49, Aiwaa.
rUt 49, HEREBY NuFFWERu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

FOR buying CT selling any kind
Ct Key West Prcpsrsy, contact
Paul boysen Sc Fleming Street
Established 1914 nueao. sl,sw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

We erect ihe idol self. and nos
ems wish oihers IA worship. Aag
FQrehlp Il ourselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

tat amlt fur alweren hmm Amem files
MMM&mMA Sea haTstm mma g@m are -.
NWtFsA 60 N@Hw@ q GcMv 81 Tomf
AnaweT en nfteFner Tor f'Iafntltf mna
fIie th4 o4iNlnal theFeef with ahe
ItsFM e thle Court Nn &c hefa9e the
fA3h AAF 81 September. al 1854
@4hNFm lee = Decree Pre- Cantaama
waA Ae emfeFm4 mMmimN4 W@u.
DATED thlA 8tnk Car II 3uiV.
-. lisa - ksg West. MomFee
CoHntv. EIeft4a.
t@4FH0it Coaf3
&9all EARL n AnAMN
CfeFk CfFrmi& Gomr4
Nv. lnab nophia mmmm4erm.
GANwuav ClnRM
En714ua Eaaafnafae. ~.
e4s Whitehaad street
AeH West, k4oFiaM
AtkeFney fof KlaiHflff
mn9it-aa.aaasptk.ista
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

SHIPMENT Of peklnese ana
pomeraniano pups Res. Axe
Due Sept. 18th. Taking orders
now. The Pet shop. 81 carollns
street. Phone 1-ef5a. sept3~st
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05


COOLEST rooms In town. III
Duval.St.. upstairs. mpts-otz
NICE COOL Room. Twin beds.
Men or couple. cail after SEQ
2-soS9 or c. william. septs-sl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

~ Tmn crvEL C0rmT or RECORD
~ AND E0a m0Nmom COUNTY
Ne. Gaa4a
TIE CORAL 0AnI.Es FIRST
NATIONAL BANK. . corporation
urNaniaed and exiattnM unaer The
Laws ~ the United states of
Plaintiff.
onoR0E d. ROGERS.
soTsce o. smEmnFrsw sALn
Notice ~ hereby given that under
and ~ virtue ~ an Execution tss
smea IN the above styled cause. !.
, ~ sI.ssrr t. y o .,t shsFssf % s,S..s
upan and wlii effsF for sale anA cell
81 the hlghaat and best bidder for
cash, belween the houra 81 eieven
0'rlaek IN the forenoon and tive
a rlssek ~ che afternoon on the 1na
aax % November. 1853. ~ the aeuth
treat deer ef the .Coart House -
key West. Mouroe countY, Eloriaa
fha falloNing described property -
lev. s's .ss ssd = s .asasvs.ls u
recorded IN Plat rooh q ~ PaNe
fso. ~ the Public Records %
"A ths property % the aald pefend-
ant. 10 anftmfv said kMee0tton.
DMfad thla ath dav Of september,
faAA
/ ahsrifrs .
ssail JOHN -. sroTTsWoop.
Nherllf % Monroe County,
FLORIDA
rs nario q, Garcia
Deputy sheriff
Afawam. Ruttom and MUrphv
ATTORNEY fer the Flnintiff
.sufte aas.io Flfat National Baliding
CsFal oablea -. FieFtdas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

Two-BEDRooM cBs. lao l7tA
=. corner q Flagler. Reaaon-
aoie. aug3i-eE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

IMIDDLE-ACE lady TO i've In and
take care a. small child. Mother
works nights. Cal 2-sz2a. between
ST Pm. sepsS-l1x
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

PRODUCE Salss Clerk. Apply IN
person. Gulfslrsam Feed Store, .
iios white 81. septs-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

NAN snd wife tEniddle ased 70
elderly prefenedl 20 operate
ana mninfain snail motel WIN
also consider woman only. Man
could be osherwise employed. bat
must help 20 eltan and maintain.
Answer in letter % 20. Box ls5.
giving ace. etc. an&sl-ot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

~ EIfm CIRCUIT r0Wmw 90 Tmm
aNNTNNN2M JUDICIAL rEnCgHI
90 NME STATE o. EAoa4OA, -
AND Eoa m0smon CoENTf. a.
G4ANCMMN.
- Gmee Ne. a0~9Ta
LOUISE ALLEN TERRY.
IcoEzEE'I rEnRr. ''
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION
To- GnlNAif Terry.
1laa Wares miva,
Easement Apt Il
fhieaau. Iflin,lis
rot AhR HEREBY NOTIFIED
thas euif fer elvorxa has been filed
aMminNf yea heFein and yea are re-
mmmwar en- masaRmmy far Plaintiff
and flia the original thereof with
ths ClsFk 81 thia Court on 81 before
ne feth day 81 aapfember. AID.
iss5. otherwise q Decree Pro Goa
faaao will ~ entered mmainag yeu.
DATED this fsth aay 81 August.
.A.p 1888. Al kay west MomFoa
Caunty. FiorlAa
fC1nGIfT COURT
aEAID kARL n. ADAMS.
ny Gsd1 nophle saunders
pmputY Clerk
FnFfume E1uuin@Aaa. Jrs
Aalernev feF Flaimtiff,
fo8 Whiteheaa Street.
Key West. FIorlda.
aaeis-sa.fsaspts.isss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

GIRL 20 assist IN making do-nuis.
Must Be neaf. Must Be fast. Rain
lmw Debut Shgppe. 1000 Truman
Ave. Sepl4 u
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

> BEDROOM. : bash cas- honss.
lie roof. tsrraso fleors. On large
lot. Attractive secluded screened
porch a terrace In bach. Phunc|
z-7v7o iTi7 South 81. auRas a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
2s--Real Estate Fer Sale

ANst~tN kUT SAFE
Two-BEDRooM cRs. lao I7sh
81 corner q Flagler. Reason.
able. .,,waf -
FOR buying CO selling any kind
Ct Key West Property. euntars
Paul Boysen sc Fleming Street
Established 1914 sugao-sosx
, BEDROOM. : BAN cas-. house.
lie roof. tsFraso noorx. On large
lot Attractive secluded screened
porch a terrace In bach. Phone
z7v7s : i7i7 South ST. auEast 4
CHS. a-bedrOOm. : bath. with
earport. excellent condition and
location. 5000 down. Phone
ASST. septs-st
HISTORY house. ios so X ia.
desirable location. e1s South
ard Apply lt2a Catherine.
aug2e-fri-sai-tf
26-Lois For Sale
~ ACRE, equal 10 II city i0is.
High pine land. 4 blocks east az
Highway I at Coulds, Fla. wEr.
rauty deed and free abstract.
$4,000. Phone a2os7. septs q
. LOTS. block froIn ocean and
Casa Marina. AZ. Herman,
caFoga Lake. n. Y. aagis-tf
NEW duplex with eood inc. ne On
Big coppitt Key. second road
left. last house. Can be seen from
8 PM. 20 2 Pm. Reasonable.
FOR lower Keys property. phone
Summerland Key or write Hnd.
gins, owner. Summerland Key.
p. 0. pyse.mon.wed.sai.tf
3I--Carden and Lawn
Supplies
NEW seeds. flowers vegetables
and herbs. septt-sf
NOTES Payable Forma 10 CO.. lsc.
Artman Presa. Phone 2-sosi.
augl.tf
EisNRR FURNITURE COMPANY
3a2s Duck Avenue. Polaeiana.
Phone 7-eesi. We Buy and Sell
New and Used Furniture.
ARTMAN PASS
vesr hssdausTfsFs ser fha eInssf
IN printing. DIAL 1-stkl.
septl.ti
Phileo - Radios 80 aefFlgeralors
Air Condllioners
PIERCE BROTHERS
Dial ASIA
Cor. Fleming and Elizabeth SIC.
septi-tf
oLIpDnN PAINTS
PLUMBING SUPPLIES -
FlNTunFs
kHv WEST SUPPLY CO.
40 simenlea s.. Tsi. 7.3I11
septi.tf
SMOKE Kings Club" cigars. III
Hmes.Nsm a. r. Atma.tsm..Mn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

HISTORY house, ios So X ia.
desirable location. e1s South
ard Apply l43a Catherine.
aug19- fEi-aat q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

CHS 2-bedroom. : bath. with
earport. excellent condition and
iocation $4,000 down. Phone
2-o2sT. eept3-sl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
3f--Household Items
For Sale
tCoNTENuwna

tCoNTINuwna

blonde ism. console ~. one
and one-half years cid. s2o0oo
or best effer. ZOOS Harris Ave.
sept3-st1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

IL ACRE, equal 10 Il city l0is.
High pine land. 4 blocks east of
Highway ! at Coulds. Fla. wEr.
ranty deed and free abstract.
szz0o.00 Phone 2.2oe7. septs sg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

WOMAN. salary SIS week 20 do
maid work and assist In manag.
ine. Only those wishing steady
position need apply. Gin Motel.
Roosevelt Boulevard. septi-5t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

HAVE opening for experienced,
fast breakfast girl. Pleasant dis
position. caIl in person. Banana
Tree Grill. 52S Truman.
aug3f-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
Evangelist Plans
Services Here

The Rev. John Whiteside, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, Swan
ton, recognized as one of the most
outstanding evangelistic preachers
in the state, has been secured to
conduct series of meetings at
the First Baptist Church, Beech
Street, starting Monday, Sept. Z,
at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Agnes Sidney, Mrs. Jessie
Reynolds and Mrs. Ada King are
organizing a community chorus to
furnish music for the occasion
while Mrs. Amy Coleman, Mrs.
Ella Coleman and Mrs. Floyd
Coleman are handling publicity.
Mrs. Sammie Yarbrough, Mrs.
Sarah Butler and Mrs. Bessiemae
Cook are in charge of correspon-
dence while Deacons Alex King,
Jim Thornton, Mrs. Dora Butler,
Mrs. Irene Byrd and Mrs. Sarah
Hudson compose the permanent
devotional committee.
Rev. Philip L. Pryor is pastor of
the church and the public is in
vited to attend these services
which promise to be of great in
terest, inspiration and helpfulness.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
AND REFORMED
Rev. o. c. Doenaes, Pastor


Next Sunday, September the 9Th,
is vacation and visitation day for
all members of the congregation
This will afford an opportunity for
all to attend Sunday School and
Divine service at some other
church. May all take advantage OF
this opportunity.
Choir rehearsal Thursday eve.
ming September the 10th; the Jun
ior choir at o'clock and the Sen.
ior choir at 8 o'clock.
The Women's Guild will meet
Friday afternoon September the
4th at 2 o'clock.
On Friday September the 18th
the Blood-mobile will be in Oak
Harbor and will be stationed a,
st. PauPs Evangelical and Re
formed Church.
On Sunday September the goth
The Gideon Society will take part
in the morning worship service
at l0:15 am.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Rev. 6. z. Shovp, Pastor
Rev. B. r. Brandt. D. p.
n>~k>s E-~ -sk..~
Pastor Emeritus

Sunday School at 900 am.
Worship Service at 1918 am.
The Lords Supper will be admin
istered in connection with the ser.
vices Sunday morning.
Luther League meeting Sunday
at Too. pm.
Sewing Circle No. 2 win meet
Tuesday afternoon.
Meeting of Circle No. Wednes.
day afternoon.
Brotherhood meeting Wednes.
day night at $50. Program and
lunch committee consists of George
Rauch, Henry Rauch. Bryon Sab
loft, Lawrence Sandwisch, Harmon
Schultz and Fred Schutt. Pastor
Shoup will tell the men about the
places of interest he and his fam.
lily saw on their vacation to the
western coast. Whether you are a
member of the Brotherhood or not
you are invited to come. We are
looking forward to an interesting
meeting and good attendance.
The following choirs will have re-
hearsal Thursday: Junior at pm.
intermediate at z pm. and senior
at 8 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES

SEPTEMBER Mrs. Edwin
Schmitt, Mrs. Frank Webster
Donna Winke Ashton, Emil Koz
lex, Ronald Tewers, Harold 'Hap
Arnold. Wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkhart.
SEPTEMBER 5-Mrs. Olive AM
brose, Mrs. Richard Snider, Terr.
Gibson. Charles Anderson, Roge
Stull, Judith Rae Oravec, Stepf
anie Oravec. Susan Mayhew, Tel
ry Lee Anderson. Wedding ann
versaries of Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Finefrock, Mr.. and Mrs. John II
Wright.
SEPTEMBER 6-Doris Jan.
Bass, Patty Lou Sans, Albert Til
lotson, Gary Cullenen, Dale Kihl
ken.
SEPTEMBER isabelle St
John, Shirley Smith, Gladys Dub
bert Zimmerman, Dolores OlekSa
Carl Burget. Wedding anniversar!
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Noblitt.
SEPTEMBER 8-Mrs. Netti,
Branum, Mrs. George Sibrel, Dor
othy Armbruster Gulau, Mrs. Per
ry Boysen, Charles Cover, Richart
Brough, Earl Riedmaier. Wedding
anniversaries of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Rasmussen and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Smith.
SEPTEMBER 9-MrS. Sam Ro
star. Mrs. Jay LATER, Miss Cora
Smith, Larry Wayne Sparks, Char
les Garst, Mary Ann Glass, Mari
lyn Kihlken and Kenneth Black
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer A. Sweeny.
SEPTEMBER 10-Mrs. To n
Finefrock, Mrs. Edwin Laudy
Mrs. John Lay, Mrs. Willett Petit
bone, Norma Kreutzfeld Nissen
Lloyd Rahm, Dawn Carol Clark
Thomas Hrupcho. Wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Stein.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04

Mrs. Marian Slaughter and sons
Tom and George Jr. spent Friday
and Saturday with her brother and
family Mr. and Mrs. Burton James
Patty, Ann and Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roasting re-
turned home Tuesday after being
at Lakeside, Ohio since the first
part of July. They have enjoyed
all the programs, church services
and other forms of entertainment
while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ernsthau-
sen returned home Monday from
months vacation in Michigan.
The very lovely wedding of
Dolores Ayers of Pemberville and
Dan Schuldt Perrysburg took place
in the Trinity Lutheran Church
here last Saturday evening. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Ayers, Pemberville.
Her twin sister Karen and brother
Keith acted as flower girl and ring
bearer. Miss Semrock CT Elmore
Miss Elaine Semrock of Elmore
were bridesmaids.
Marilyn Almroth daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Almroth suf-
fered a leg injury late Thursday
afternoon while she was at the Louis
Hernandez home. Her right leg was
cut when she accidentally got
against fan that was on the floor
Ten stitches was taken to close the
cut. Marilyn is getting around in
her wagon for which a back rest
was made by her brother Larry
and Dick Witte.
Arnold Misgasky, Jr., returned
home Saturday from Great Lakes,
Illinois. where he was in training
for two weeks. Arnold belongs to
the Naval Reserves in Toledo hav,
ing enlisted about year ago. Bill
Oil who is also a member of the
Reserves trained there for two
weeks several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulker.
spent the past weekend at Lake,
! side, Ohio, and visited a relative
| Charles Hahn of Euclid, Ohio,
who was there vacationing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
5lrnore Church
Burns Mortgage

Rev. o. o. Boggess, Springfield
vas guest speaker Sunday after
loon when special services were
leld for the burning of the mort
gage at the Elmore Church of Goo
IN the fourth anniversary of it.,
dedication.
Services were impressive ant
veil attended. The church cam,
nto existence about 40 years ag,
ghen the group met in homes an,
he Gleckler schoolhouSe befor,
Juying Harris Street building.
Rev. George A. Edes served a
.irst pastor and the present pas
or, Rev. Forrest Witt, has beel
n charge the past three years.
Cost of construction for the
lew church was $23, 900 and the
.ncumbrance on the day of dedi
,ation was $500.
Before the service, Miss Lu
eille Tank played request pro
gram on the Baldwin Electroni>
organ from the Great Lakes Pi
ano Co., Toledo.
Burning the mortgage were the
trustees, Fred Webert, Rollir
Gleckler, Warren Draper, Arthur
Gleckler and Lyle Brinkman.
Visiting ministers present alst
included Rev. Curtis Lee, Lansing
DR.. C. A. Stewart, Toledo; Rev
Blake Wagner, Akron; Rev. Cal
rol Sarnes, Antwerp; Rev. Johr
Peoples, Fremont, and Rev. Rs
ney Hale, Anderson, Indiana.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-09-04
To Join Husband
At German Base

Mrs. jeanne Jeremy Leto, daugh-
ter of Councilman and Mrs. David
Jeremy, will sail from New York
City September 10 aboard the
Mauretania to join her husband,
Pvt. Jerry Leto, in Bitburg, Ger
many.
Pvt. Leto has been in Germany
since May. His wife has been with
her parents since they departed
from Fort Wood, Missouri, Pvt.
Leto's former base.