Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-19
ELNORE

Haar conducted the business meet
ing at which time plans were COM
pleted for the Versatile Assembly
which will be held February Is.
Plans were also made and comit-
tees were appointed for the spring
banquet which will be May %.
After the girls enjoyed a social
hour a tasty lunch was served
by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yeasting of
Elmore, MIR. and Mrs. Rolla Flick,
Lindsey and Mrs. James Flick will
leave this week for Florida and
the Keys. Mrs. Flick will visit her
husband Seaman Flick. who Isl
stationed there. The Yeasting's
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Flick will
also do some sightseeing and vaca-
ton in Florida after visiting their
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Haar and
sons Larry and Richard of Toledo
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haar.
The second meeting of the
Tailoring Class was held at the
home of Mrs. Fred Barnes last
Wednesday. Those attending the
all day meeting were Mrs. Harris
Kardatzke, Mrs. Lyle Gardner,
Mrs. Ernest Giesler, Mrs. Otto
Orys Mrs. Clifford Arndt, Mrs.
Carlyle Overmyer, Mrs. Ray
Bloom and Mrs. Leonard STANCE.
Miss Rosemary McBeth, the Home
Demonstration Agent conducted
the meeting. The next meeting
will be held March 5th at 1000
am. at Mrs. Barnes and the seam
ing of their coats and suits will
be given by Miss McBeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tank en-
tertained in honor of their daugh-
ter Marabeth, Sunday evening at
dinner to celebrate her 9th birth
day. The valentine kheme was
carried out in the support and
also in the heart shaped decorated
birthday cake. Marabeth received
many lovely gifts. The invited
guests included the honored
guests Margret and Marcia 10
Tank, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnes,
Mrs. Dora Coleman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Beryl Witte and daughter
Susan.
The Past Matrons of the Elmore
Chapter o. E: S. met with Mrs.
Zalia Peterson Tuesday evening.
A pot-luck supper was enjoyed at
$50 after which visiting and a
social evening was enjoyed.
The second and last Lighting
meeting was held at the Town
Hall Monday afternoon. A group
Of eleven women attending the
meeting which was conducted by
Miss Rosemary McBeth.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton WeiS last Sunday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon c. WeiS
and daughter Cynthia Ann and
Mrs. AlmaI Linker and, Leland.
The occasion celebrated the birth
day of Mrs. Leon c. Weis.
Mrs. George Brandes entertain
ed the St. Johns Honor Workers
last Tuesday evening. Twenty.
five members were present for
the meeting and after the bust
ness session Mrs. Donald Roberts
and Mrs. Howard Kuhlman con-
Quoted several games. The host
ess served a tasty lunch to con-
clude the affair.
Mrs. Daniel Kontak was hostess
to the GUIDE Tyne card club last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Walter Moellman, Mrs.
Mildred Hetrick, Mrs. VIM. Geisler,
Mrs. VIM. Blausey and Mrs. Adam
Shaffer, invited guest and the
hostess played a six handed game
due to other members being in
Florida. Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs.
MoelIman were the high and low
score winners. Mrs. Kontak ser.
we'd a delicious lunch after the
game.
Miss Tess Piusick and mother,
Mrs. Piusick Of Port Clinton spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weis.
The Elmore Study Club will pre-
sent a Stylerama at the Harris.
Elmore school auditorium, March
IL at 800 pm. for the benefit OF
the Library. The donations will
be SO cents and Josephs Of Ere.
mont will provide the apparel
for the members and some of their
children to model.
Don Wanner, owner and pub
Usher of a new Elmore paper is
sued his publication last Friday
He has been a printer for the past
six years. The first issue contain
ed many congratulatory ads and
best wishes in the six pages from
the business men here.
Mr.. Wanner was formerly from
Wauseon and attended school al
Pettisville, Ohio. He is married
and has a daughter Bonnie, 2
years old and presently live al
Oak Harbor where he was EN-
ployed at the Exponent. Mr.. and