Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05


lene Sondergeld, Joan Marsh,
Ann Bittner and Joan Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley States and
son Johnnie, who are vacationing
in Florida will return home next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. THEODORE Ayers
served "a tasty potato pancalses
dinner last Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Ayers, Luther and Lois, Mrs. Julia
Ninke and Mrs. Marie Bergman
and Lucille to celebrate Mrs.
Ayers birthday. In the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smearsoll of
Pemberville joined the group and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ayers, Mari
lyn, Shirley and Paul called in the
evening. On Sunday, Mrs. Julia
Ninke entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
THEODORE Ayers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ayers and family in her
honor also. Sunday evening, Mrs.
Ninke and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ayers
went to the Will Deetz rural home
where Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Salas-
burro and father of Toledo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sonnenburg and
family of Mcclure, Ohio were Mr..
Sonnenburg was observing his
birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Deetz SER
we'd ice cream to the group in hon.
or of the birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reed of
Fayette, Ohio and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reed, Flint Michigan at
tended the funeral of Embra
Reed at Elmore Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Whitinger
visited her brother Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Guthrie at Fremont Sun
day evening.
The Home Arts Club met at the
home of Mrs. Glen Druckenmiller
last Wednesday afternoon. A des-
sert lunch served by the hostess
preceded the business meeting
Take it easy was the theme of dis
cuSsion for the afternoon by the
club members. Twelve members
were for the meeting of which
Mrs. Robert Overmyer is the preSi
dent.
Jerry LOhr, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Myron Lohr was the guest of hon.
or for his 9Th birthday at a pot
luck chicken supper at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Witte
last Tuesday evening and a de-
corated birthday cake was served
after the supper. The attending
relatives were Mr.. and Mrs. Luth
er Miller, Sandy, Ruthann and
Cheryl of Genoa, Mr.. Ben Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Lohr and
Lynda and David and Dick Witte
Jerry received many nice gifts fol
his birthday which was January
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin States ant
children DaviG and Sharon are
moving into the Mrs. Louise Rev
noldS house on Toledo st. thi.
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pault
and sons will move from the NOEL
man home on S. Toledo st. int,
the apartment vacated by tn,
States on Fremont st.
Mrs. Blanche Hilgeneck will en-
tertain the For Others Sunda,
School class of the Trinity Metho
dist church Tuesday evening.
Miss Joyce Kuhlman and Mis-
Carol Summers spent the weel
end with their parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold Kuhlman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Louis Summers after the nit
semester exams at Ohio Wesleyl
College at Delaware, Ohio. Mis-
Janet Meilander, a class mate ac
companied the girls home and wa
guest in the Summers home
Mrs. Summers took the girls bacl
to Delaware on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Beck be
came the parents of their secont
daughter Friday, January % a
Toledo Hospital, Toledo. Sh.
weighed 9 lbs-8 OF and has beer
named Sharon Lee. Their othe,
daughter is Kathy. Mrs. Beck il
the former Wilma Dibert.
Mrs. William Reborson will b,
hostess to the Study Club mex
Wednesday, February 10.
Mrs. Margarete Smith of Oal
Harbor called on Mr.. and Mrs
Gail Whitinger Sunday afternoon
and brought convalescing greet
lngs from the department of EOI
workers where Mr.. Whitinger i
employed.
Mrs. Christ Nicholson entered
Memorial hospital, Fremont as
Tuesday and underwent surger,
there on Wednesday. Her condi
tlon is improving and she hope
to be able to return to her rura
home sometime this week.
DR.. Karl Weber who has beel
a surgical patient at st. Vincent
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