Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
ELNORE
MRS. HARRY c. FULKERT

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Francks, a
recent bride and groom of FIRE.
mont, were guests of honor at a
family reception in the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Guthrie, also of Fremont.
The relatives presented the newly
married couple with lovely gifts
and the best of wishes. Mr.. Sherk
Of Elmore took many colored pic
lures during the evening. Beauti-
full decorated cake and ice cream
with wedding bell design, small
sandwiches and coffee were en-
joyed at one long table by the at
tending relatives. Those present
at the reception were the honored
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Francks, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Guthrie, FIRE.
mont, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Witinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sherk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Flick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Weber and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Barnes, Elmore, and Mrs.
Idella Guthrie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Streiffert, Oak Harbor, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snapp and
children Shearle, Dale, and Erma
Joyce and Mrs. Ida Snapp of Gym
tniana, Kentucky, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Lohr and family from
last Friday until Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Beulah Haines was able to
return to her home here Friday
evening from Toledo Hospital, To.
ledo, where she had undergone
surgery Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Haines is somewhat weak but her
condition is satisfactory. Mrs
Alice Bricker, Detroit, has been at
the Haines home for the past two
weeks.
Frank Marko entered Oak Ridge
Sanatorium last Saturday for med.
ical treatment. Mr.. Marko, who
was employed at the Toledo Stove
and Range Foundry in Toledo, had
been i'll for several weeks in his
home here.
Mrs. August Krumnow and baby
son James Franklin returned
home from Toledo Hospital, Tole.
do, Sunday where the baby was
born August 18th. He weighed S
lbs. at birth. Mr.. and Mrs. Krum
now also have two other sons
William and Russell.
Walter Elwing was dismissed
from Memorial Hospital, Fremont
Last Friday after being medical
patient there for a week and is
convalescing in his home at 212
Jackson street.
Miss Sue Hohenbrink of Genoa
was honored with a bridal show
er by Miss Peggy Rohloff in her
home here last Thursday evening
A Scrapbook of her future life
was made by the guests after
which bingo was enjoyed ane
prizes were presented to the win
ners. The table where the gift!
had been placed was decorated
with a white miniature church
cut flowers and a, bride and groom
Miss Hohenbrink received many
lovely gifts. The bridal theme
was carried out in the individual
ice cream servings and cake
which was served by the hostess
Those present were Miss Mary
Ann Kuhlman and Mrs. Georg,
Egert, Woodville, Mrs. Kenneth
Royce, Toledo, Miss Carol AM
Kontak, Mrs. Darrell Williams
Mrs. Burton Magsig, Miss Phyllis
Reif, Miss Rosemary Misgasky
Miss Norma Weidner, Miss Shirle,
(Damschroder, Miss Grace Hellwig
Miss Gladys Ayers, Mrs. John Ho
henbrink and Mrs. Harold Rob
loft. Mrs. William Douglas sent
gift. Miss Hohenbrink is the bride
elect of Larry Detzel and thei
marriage will be solemnized il
Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Ge
noa, Ohio, Saturday, August 22nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nowal
and daughters Jeannene and Mrs
Mary Good visited their son AM
brother and wife, Pfc. and Mrs
Loren Nowak at Fort Lee, Vii
ginia from Wednesday until Sal
urday of last week. The Nowak
reported rain there during thei
entire visit and also some win
from the hurricane (Barbara) onl
80 miles from Fort Lee. Mr.. NJ
wax was on vacation from tn
Light and Water Plant, Elmor,
and Mrs. Good was vacationin
from the office of the U. S. Cyl
sum Co., Genoa.
The Orange Crate Derby whic