Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-05
ELNORE
MRS. HARRY c. FULKERT

Mr.. and Mrs. William Crozier
are announcing the arrival of
their first child, daughter born
at st. Charles hospital in Toledo,
Saturday, February 27. She weigh
ed 8 lbs, Az OF. and has been
named Cynthia Elizabeth. Mrs.
Crozier was formerly Barbara
Karlene of Toledo. Cynthia is TIE
first grand child for Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Crozier, Elmore and Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Karlene of Toledo.
Otto Haar was taken to Memor-
ial Hospital, Fremont, last Monday
afternoon suffering an injury to
his left hand at Woodville Lime
Products where he is employed.
Mr.. Haar was helping to move
empty box cars when a chain
wrapped around his hand and
broke a bone and lacerated it
quite severely. He was discharged
from the hospital Wednesday and
is convalescing at his rural home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Kardatzke
visited his brother DR.. and Mrs.
Carl Kardatzke and family at An
Jerson Indiana Sunday. Mrs. En-
ma Kardatzke who had been visit
ing her son there last week re-
turned home with them.
The Christian Women's Fellow
ship of the Church of Christ met
with Mrs. Newton Kelly Thursday
for their all day meeting. The 10
women present sewed on pajamas
# new material for the Cleveland
Home and then cut quilt blocks
of the scraps which will be sent
to India and Africa for a girls
sewing project there. Some carpet
rags were also sewed during the
morning. After pot luck dinner
at noon, Mrs. Wilbur Kroeger con-
Quoted the business meeting at
which time more plans were made
for the District Youth Fellowship
which will be held at the church
March IL through ID
Plans were also discussed for
the bake sale they will sponsor
in April and $1OO was given the
church towards converting the
furnace to gas heat. The Fellow
ship would like to have anyone in
the community who has rooms
for the visiting 125 youths for
the two nights to call the church.
The last District Youth Meeting
of the Church of Christ was held
here some eight years ago.
Mrs. Raymond Haar was hostess
to the Home Arts Club Wednesday
afternoon. A dessert luncheon pre-
ceded the meeting which the pre-
sident, Mrs. Robert Overmyer,
conducted The hostess being a
beautician, demonstrated hair styl-
ing for which some of the mem
bers were models. Mrs. Haar call
ed each member in the morning
and ask them to come as you are
and they complied with her theme
and enjoyed the meeting in a most
relaxed manner.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Fulkert
went to Detroit Sunday afternoon
and saw the auto show at the Fair
Grounds.
Donald Henry was released from
Flower hospital, Toledo, Monday
where the knuckle of the right
forfinger was rebuilt and tendons
were sewed following an accident
with a power saw in his fathers
shop last Wednesday, His hand
is in a spoon cast which he will
have to wear about three weeks
Donald was helping his father,
Lawrence Henry with some work
for the turnpike when the acci
dent happened.
TE/3 Lester Wilka and Mrs
Wilka became the parents of their
first child, a daughter, born al
st. Charles hospital Sunday, Feb
%. She has been named Shirley
Marie and weighed 6 lbs. IL o.
Mrs. Wilka was formerly Jeanette
Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Buck
are the proud grandparents. Mr.
Wilka is on the U. S. S. Jarvis
D D 79 in Cuba at the present
time but expects to be discharged
in a few months.
Mrs. Ed Kuhlman and Mrs
Clarence Almroth represented the
Elmore American Legion Auxili
ary at the Mid-Winter Conference
of Ohio at the Neil House in Co.
lumbus last Saturday. Before re-
turning home they visited the lat
ter's brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Jones and Pat and Jim of Column