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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03
Wide Open Race Due
In Laurel Handicap:
10000 Expected
By Lewis F. Atchison

A wide-open race for the win
ner'S share of the SIS, 00O-added
purse was expected today in the
41st running of the mile and
one-sixteenth Laurel Handicap.
Despite the loss of some Phila-
delphia and undoubtedly all New
York fans to Jamaica in New
York, which opened Thursday,
Laurel officials looked for some
10000 fans to keep the pari-
mutuel machines busy. It was
a ter-than-average card with
a couple of Kentucky Derby
hopefuls entered in the six-fur-
long fifth race in Mrs. Henry A.
Parr Ills Staffordshire and
Christiana Stables BERTHE.
Missed Derby Tune Ups.
Neither may ever see Ken
lucky. but both are Derby NOM
inees, nevertheless. and Stafford
shire might make it to Louis
vile. A son of Endeavor II, who
also sired Porterhouse, current
Derby favorite, Staffordshire is
regarded as the best 3-year-old
at Laurel, but through an over
sight he was not named for
either the Cherry Blossom
Stakes, decided last Saturday, or
next weeks $40, 000-added Ches-
apeake. These are Maryland's
Derby tune-ups.
The two will face good COM
petition in an eight-horse field,
including Rippish, Varsity and
Old Glendale.
The co-featured sixth race, a
6-furlong sprint for $4,000, also
drew some lively horses, includ-
ing Caesar Did, Just Sidney and
Ben Cover, who will be long
remembered as the horse who
scored an upset victory on In
ternational day here last No
vember.
King JOlie Topweighted.
Isidore Bieber's King Jolie,
with two straight victories for
the current meeting. drew high
weight of 118 pounds for the fea-
tured Laurel. Eugene Constan-
tin, jr.'s Royal Bay Gem, a good
3-year-old last year, and Filipo
Baldi's Dinner Winner-reported
at his peak-also commanded at
tention.
Brookmeade Stable pinned its
hopes on Picador. making his
first start since winning the
Hialeah Turf Handicap last
month. while Harry Cohen's
Buck'N Gee, with some impress
sive workouts to his credit, may
be hard to beat and should get
good support in the betting ring.
1t also was impossible to over
look Mrs. Ada l.. Rice's Mr.. Para
disc because Of Trainer Tommy
Kelley's impressive record for
the meeting.
r. c. Hanna's Candle Wood.
Samuel A. Peck's Potpourri and
Bertrando Brothers Maryland
Line, a last-minute nominee.
who got in at los pounds. COM
plete the nine-horse lineup
Starter Eddie Blind will send
away in the feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03
Londlocked Heads List of ID
In Excelsior Handicap

NEW YORK. April 3 R.-
The $4,000 added Excelsior
Handicap at Jamaica today has
attracted a field of IA starters,
headed by Landlocked, winner Of
the rich Widener at Hialeah In
February.
Inactive since his victory In
(See RACING. Page A-13J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03
Win, Lose or Draw
BY CHARLES M. EGAN
Sports Editor Of The Star.

CHICAGO APRIL Sit was only a few minutes after
one Of the most stirring fights crowded Chicago Stadium
had witnessed but already Sid Faherty Bobo Osons
efficient manager had the situation well in hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03
Senators Beginning
To Doubt Their Coup
In Red Sox Trade
By Burton Howkins
Stor Stoff Correspondent

COLUMBIA, S. c., April s.
The Senators, hailed on all
fronts as sharp shoppers last
December when they traded Out
fielder Jackie Jensen to the Red
Sox for Pitcher Maury McDer-
mott and Outf1elder Tom Umph-
lett, now are wondering.
What they received in that
deal was an 18-game winner in
McDermott and a .287 hitter and
superb: fielder in Implicit, but
what they possess at the moment
is a screamed pitcher who has
been battered freely in three
outings and a slick outfielder
who isn't hitting.
Bucky Harris can afford to
exercise patience with Implicit,
hitting 1876, since the slim, silent
pride Of Ahoskie, N. c., earns
his way with defensive ability.
Implicit contributed two hits
yesterday as the Senators de-
feated the Retlegs, 7-6, in II
innings at Greenwood, S. c., but
they weren't memorable blows.
One was an infield twister, the
other a pop fly to short right.
Otherwise he popped out and hit
into two double plays.
Arm Still AiIin0
Bunting the edge of Washing
tons triumph yesterday - in
which Eddie Yost slammed a g
run homer with two down in
the ninth inning to tie the score
at A, following which the Sem
ators Splashed for three runs in
the 18th inning-waS the fact
that McDermott made a thinning
appearance and checked out
with a persistent ailing arm.
McDermott didn't display his
fast ball, and the fact that the
Redlegs produced only one run
against him is attributable to a
great inning-ending leap against
the centerfield wall by Jim Busby
with two aboard in the seventh
inning to deprive Wally Post of
an extra-base hit.
Jim Greengrass clipped Nc
Dermott for a home run in the
eighth inning, but, after Maury
walked Lloyd Merriman and
yielded a single to Roy Mcmillan,
a double-play pulled him out of
that jam. However, Harris had
seen enough and promptly
yanked McDermott.
IL Runs in Nine Innings.
McDermott has pitched nine
innings against the Athletics,
Cardinals and Redlegs and has
permitted II runs, Is hits and
8 walks. Harris has been told
by Steve O'Neill, Phillies man
ager, who handled the Red Sox
and McDermott several years
ago, that Maury is a slow starter,
but Bucky wasn't prepared for
anything like this.
Opening day is Sneaking up on
the Senators and McDermott has
(See SENATORS, Page abb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03
Scorec0rds on Title Fiqht
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

CHICAGO, April 3-Here scorecards on last
nights Gavian Olson fight:
Wessmann:
B IS 10 I Is 1 10 % 1S 1s e 11S S
S 10 70 1s 10 IS 10 10 10 70 Sit
e sSsn 1 Is 's 1s 1s s 1S 1s % 1s-11ss55
J: - - 800 :, '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

Totals -----40 9 1881 IL /
"Fouled to FITZGERALD for Wehmeier
in 9th.
- Grounded to Runnels for Crimian
In 18th.
One out when winning run was scored.
WASHINGTON Ar r H O. A. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03
Senators, 7; Reds, 6

(see SENATORS, Page A-13O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

(See HEFFELFINGER, A-1s.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-03

"Heff"- he never was called
Fudge by his team-mates-was
thought to be a large but timid
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
CLAY CENTER

Mrs. Kenneth Fondessy was. a
Toledo visitor on Tuesday.
On Sunday morning Mavor ant
Mrs. Francis Kristenak will leave
eor Tampa, Florida where the,
will visit with the Mayors father
turing the month of February
They also expect to visit friends
n other parts of Florida.
Mrs. Vern Pinkerton was To
edo caller on Thursday.
Roger Zunk, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Zunk, who was re
ported missing in action in May
1850 while on duty in Korea, has
been officially pronounced dead
Mr. and Mrs. Zunk have the sym
pathy of the people in this com
munity.
Mrs. Clement Novotney and son
Dick called on her mother at Mar
5lehead on Sunday
Mrs. Jonas Jacobsen and daugh-
ter Linda spent Saturday after
noon in Toledo, where. Linda takes
vocal lessons.
Some of the women of the vii
lage attended the Democratic Wo-
mems Club at Oak Harbor on We'd
nesday night.
The little granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Volchow is rapidly re-
covering from her recent illness.
Mrs. Joe Slovak entertained with
a shower for her sister-in-law on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lloyd Novotny entertained
relatives from Windsor, Canada
and Toledo on Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
PORT CLINTON JUNIOR
CIVIC CLUB

Regular meeting of PCJCC wa
leld Monday night at the Guile
Iall. Hostesses for the evening
we're Mrs. Thomas Tete, Miss Sally
Petersen and Miss Penny Pixley
A short business meeting wa
leld with Mrs. Duane Adams pre-
iding. Discussion of a project TO
he coming year was held. Tn
club voted to help the Count.
tome. Birthday cakes, parties am
everal other things will be work
I'd out by the committees. A styE
show and Card Party was dis
.ussed and committees appointed
make arrangements.
Speaker for the evening was Mrs
crank Ohlemacher who gave al
interesting talk on Beauty Coun
eil."
Next meeting will be Februar.
9Th. Hostesses are Mrs. Ronal'
rewers, Mrs. William BelshaW an
Mss Joan Stuckey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
OH. GIRL TAKES
SECOND IN OHIO
BAKING TESTS

Shirley Haynes, II, representing
Oak Harbor High School, placed
second in the annual state Cherry
Pie Baking contest held Saturday
forenoon at Margaretta High
School in Castalia. She scored 1881
points.
Named to represent Ohio in the
National Red Cherry Institutes
American pie-baking contest in
Chicago February 10 was Janet
Mercer, II, entrant from Coshoc-
ton County. Her winning total was
3,943 out of possible 5000 points.
Third place winner, with 1859
points, was Joyce Rooms, Is,
Clyde. Port Clinton's entrant was
Miss Jean Amata, who failed to
place among the state winners.
Only Is, Jean was the youngest
girl in competition.
Other entrants from Ottawa
County were Jeanetta Myers, II,
Elmore, and Marjorie Smith, 16,
Lakeside.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
GRADE SCHOOL
MOTHERS CLUB

Grade School Mothers Club
January meeting was held Thurs
day, January % in the Elementary
school auditorium. President, Mrs.
Wayne Friderici presided.
It was announced that bake
ale will be held the 10Th of Feb
'uary the place to be selected la
'er. $500 was donated to the
March of Dimes.
Mrs. Jake Pulschen was present
md spoke on the hospital drive
md showed slides of Magruder
Hospital. Mrs. Ray Claus, secre
ary of the Ottawa TB Health AS
'ociation, gave talk on the asso
'iation and presented an interest
ng display of educational material
which is used as a part of the
'hild's education.
Coffee and cookies were served
,efore the meeting by Mrs. Har
Dld Osborne, Mrs. William Phipps
Mrs. Clarence Lowein and Mrs
Richard Cover.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
PORT CLINTON JUNIOR
WOMEN CLUB

A meeting was held Wednesda
light al the American Legion Hal
President Mrs. Gordon Cooper COZ
ducted the meeting. The que
speaker was Mr.. James Ellei
berger, of Port Clinton, who spol
IN Juvenile Delinquency.
The hostesses were Mrs. Willia
Benedict and Mrs. Melvin Arr
The next meeting will be held O
Feb. 10th and the hostesses wi
be Mrs. Geo. Beltz and Mrs. Ru
sell Cedoz.
!. A dance will be held at tt
Youth Building on Saturday, Jal
uary 30th and the chaperones wi
be Mrs, Russell Cedoz and Mr.
Melvin Arft.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT n. KRUGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ward, Dar-
enc and Billy of Point Place were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stamm and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving johnson
,and son David of Toledo were
weekend guests at the home of her
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cutcher.
Circle No. l of OH. Methodist
church will hold their Doughnut
Sale on Saturday, Jan. 30th. If
'ou can't attend, telephone your
,rder to any Circle member and
will be delivered to you.
Miss Blanche Auxter and Mrs
Cora jenkins left last week for a
florida vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy H. Dicken
lrove to Cloverdale, Ohio on Sum-
lay to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hinderleider. On the
'eturn trip they stopped in Ma
,oleon, o. to visit at the home of
Ter son, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Elder
md son Jimmy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clavman.
1unter and Virginia of Toledo
we're Sunday afternoon and eve-
ling guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
humphrey and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Humphrey
md Mrs. Luella Henry of OH,
Tr. and Mrs. Erwin Barnes, Joeva,
rudy and Charles of Port Clinton
vere in Toledo on SUNDAY attend
ng farewell party for Corp. and
FRS. Robert Cox and son Jeb, at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Seawater. Corp. Cox and family
eft during the week for Delaware
where he will assume his new as
'ignment at an Air-Force base.
Corp. Cox recently returned from
Japan. Others attending the marty
we're Mr.. and Mrs John Dale,
Johnny and .Tovce of Toledo.
Members of Port Clinton Branch
No. 100 Catholic KNIGHTS of Ohio
net on Monday evening. January
18th at the. home of Mr.. and Mrs.
red Hos Nrger. Mrs. Hopfinger
president. conducted the business
naeting. Election of officers re-
-ulted as follows. President. Rollo
Sidell: Vice President, C. J. Jad-
yisiak; Corresponding Secretary,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
sOMEN OF THE MOOSE

An executive meeting was helt
fter Ritual practice at the Moose
Iall Monday evening. Plans were
lade to attend the mid-Winte
difference Sunday, January 81 il
he Sandusky Moose Hall. Senio
.egent Mabel Eaton, Port Clinto'
'hapter will be conference leader
he local chapter was chosen to,
onor chapter of this district fo
he second year.
Opening, Norwalk Chapter wit!
elcome by Ruth Trieschmann
nd response by Nettie Wohler
chultz, Port Clinton. Balloting i
l charge of the Bellevue Char
n and initiation the Port Clintoi
hapter
All members wishing to attent
lould meet at the Moose Hal
unday at 1900. Dinner will bt
orved by the SanduSky Chapter.
Monday evening, February l il
'e Moose Hall the Ritual Chain
ian Mary Brown will hold he
hapter night program at which
ne Bracken will be guest speak
1r.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
BIRTHDAYS :.
ANNIVERSARIES

JAN. 29-Sue Marinello, Alvina
Holtcamp, Robert Gardner, Edwin
Swartz, Mrs. Dean Kirk. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Adams.
JAN. ,3O-Mrs. George Hines,
Mrs. John Tettau, Pete Snyder.
JAN. 31-Delos Nissen, Arthur
Hauser, Marilyn Meyer, Carl Bal
1uf, Ralph Smith, Frank Dubbert,
Ronald Gall, Mrs. L. F. Fachman
Frederick Zeis, Bud Disher
Thomas Cooper, Mary E. Brown
Lee Bracken, Tony Patz, Dana
Marie Goff, Frank Richey, Billy
Cooley, Mrs. Chet Burr, Henry
Kern, Mrs. Ethel Allan, Mrs. Thel
ma Frederick.
Feb. Jack Smith, Florence
Kinney Haaser, Mrs. Florence
Yingling, Ralph Cornell, Leonard
Sharp, Lois Jean Bice, Sue Basiley
Graham, Sharon Lee Gentry, Mrs
John Hensler Wedding anniver
Sary of the Fred McConnellS and
Kenneth Thompsons.
FEB. ERNEST Bass, Arthur
Winnie, Carl Keller, Donald Pfau
Mrs. E. ]. Hass, Joe Won Claim
Mrs. Earl Lockwood, Mrs. Clayton
Border, William Zelms, Sr, Johr
Vilber, Able White Wedding an
1iversary of the Herbert Hamanns
md A. w. ChapmanS.
FEB. 3-Eleanor Davis, Andy
Wheel, Mrs Howard Behrman, Car
u Quisno Brown, Susan Kay Goff
Mrs. John Trnavsky.
FEB. Mrs. Kenneth Schiewe
Clarence Grodi, Andrew Peto, Peg
~ Won Claim, Ambrose Pearce, Jr.
Sen Bahnsen, Mrs. Arthur LaCum
ky, Irene Lukac, Carl Petersen
4ynne Ann Binkley. Wedding an
liversary of the John Yuristas.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
MOTHERS RouNpTABLE

Mothers Roundtable members
held their January meeting at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Bradbee
with Mrs. Louis Ceccoli as the CO.
hostess.
One new member, Mrs. Clifford
Jennings, was initiated into the
club by the president, Mrs. Char
les Lenke.
Special guest of the evening
was Miss Florence Specht who dis
cussed with the group the pro-
posed new wing to Magruder Me-
mortal Hospital and also showed
slides pertaining to her topic. The
group was especially interested to
learn about the proposed Chill
dren's Ward in the planned addi.
tion.
Mrs. Charles Stevenson and Mrs
Leroy Higley were recipients OF
prizes awarded.
The date for the next meeting,
Husbands Guest Night, has been
changed. The meeting will be held
February 18th at Z p. m. at the
American Legion Home. Members
of the Social Committee are in
charge of arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29

Virgil Fritz; Financial Secretary
Mrs. Albert H. Krueger; Treasurer
Mrs. Raymond Lemon and Seminal
Albert H. Kruger. Mrs. Kruger
was presented with a gift as g
token of appreciation of service
for successive years as Financial
Secretary. A pleasant social hour
and refreshments followed.
Vernon Miller of Annandale, Va
spent the weekend in O. H. visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Miller.
The Static Club met Monday
evening at thehome of Mrs. Virgil
Wolf. Members present were Mrs
John Graves. Mrs. Charles Fought
Sr., Mrs. Max Griest, Mrs. Cy
Franck. Mrs. Oscar Herring, and
Mrs. Clifford Rymers. Guests were
Margaret Kramb and Bethel Madi
son. Mrs. Graves won the prize fol
high score in the card games. A
delicious lunch was served after
wards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
ERIE TWP.
MRS. CLIFFORD SNYDER
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rice and

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rice and
family spent Sunday in Toledo
with Mr.. and Mrs. Merl ISch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lieske
returned home Wednesday from
a ten day vacation trip to places
of interest in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tettau, Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Randall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Snider, Mr. and Mrs Mil
ton Finken, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lib
ben, Mrs. Maurice Chastain and
Mrs. Ida Kirk attended the County
Grange banquet held in the Ben
ton Twp. school auditorium in
Graytown, Saturday evening. Mrs.
Ida Kirk the Pomona lecturer had
fine program arranged with Rev..
Stacffer of Sugar Creek as prin-
cipal speaker Benton Grange had
a clever skit prepared and Oak
Harbor Grange quartet rendered
several pleasing numbers. George
Orwig acted as POSTMASTER.
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. William
Meachen on the occasion of their
fiftieth wedding anniversary, open
house will be held in the Town
Hall on Sunday afternoon Feb. z
beginning at 2 o'clock. Everyone
is welcome.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB
;UEST TEA

Literary and Social Club men
,ers and their guests were ente.
aimed Wednesday at the home c
Mrs. Wayne Friderici, with Mr.
oseph EverS as co-hostesS, when
;uest Tea was held in observanc
the Clubs seventy-third birt
lay.
Members and their guests wei
welcomed by President Mrs. WI
am Wolf For the program Mr.
.awrence Miller rendered voc;
elections and book revie
Mocking Bird Piano" was presen
ID by Mrs. Edwin Norris.
Attending were: Mrs. Per
.lankenship and Mrs. Harold o
,orn; Mrs. Joseph EverS and Mr.
ohm Braun; Mrs. Wayne Fride
Il and Mrs. Rose Crawford; M
Toward Fulton's guest Mrs. E
ard Reifschneider; Mrs. Wilb'
ill and Mrs. George Schade; Mr.
'rancis Mekus and Mrs. Villa
ala; Mrs. Lawrence Miller ar
Irs, Carl Heckler and Mrs. NJ
lred Rothschilde; Mrs. Gordon NJ
Veil and Mrs. Ernest Altman; Nh
.dwin Norris and Mrs. AL Kali
drs. Ralph Roose and Mrs. r. ]
,eynolds; Mrs. d. d. Sims and Mr.
Willard Wankelman and Mrs. TIE
Davies; Mrs. William Smith an
Iiss nellie Camper; Mrs. Edwar
'prenger and Mrs. Agnes Ben
ict; Mrs. Oliver True and Mi:
iertrude Dunn; Mrs. William WO
nd Mrs. James Wolf; Mrs. B. ]
Velty; Mrs. Frederick Zeis an
frs. Carl Keller; Mrs. Frank Ma
ey and Miss Addie baltimore an
Irs. Velma Sauvey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
WEDDING DATE SET

Announcement is being made
his week of the engagement and
approaching marriage of Lois Rae
Iehl, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
otto He'll, Oak Harbor, to Vic Har-
Ter, son of Mrs. Leonard Schell,
Iraytown.
The bride-elect is senior at
'alem-Oak Harbor High School
md the prospective bridegroom
S a graduate of Salem-Oak Har-
,or High School, Class of 1852. He
s emploved as a barber at the
Beverly Barber Shop in Toledo.
An open church wedding is
damned for June 5 at st. Paul's
Evangelical and Reformed Church
n Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
)ANBURY LADIES TO
ZEE FILM ON
CRIPPLED CHILDREN

A film depicting the program
the Crippled Children's School
JAMESTOWN, North Dakota, will bt
hown for the st. Paul Lutheran
.adies Aid of Danbury meeting a.
he church on Thursday, February
tn, at 200 p. m. The Crippled
hildren'S School is Lutheran
chool but open to all handicapped
hildren, regardless of race O.!
reed. It's facilities offer medica
nd therapeutic care as well a
ormitory facilities and schoolinf
With accredited courses from kin
lergarten through high school
"he pastor of st. Pauls, Reverend
;eorge A. Reinke, and his wife
1ere both formerly on the Grip
led Children's School staff.
In addition to the film, the la
les will hear from a speaker rep
esenting Magruder Hospital a
',e close of the program Mrs
enneth Owen will have chare
{ the devotionS.
Hostesses for the meeting ar
rrs. Edwin Schultz, Mrs. Richard
chmardebeck, Mrs. Tneo. Bur
,eister, and Mrs. Robert Bande
can
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
PUT-TN-BAY
p. I. B. n. S. journalism Class

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph DeVore wer
presented with son Wednesda-
in Providence HOSPITAL, Sanduskv
The Ladies Guild of st. Paul
Church gave a public dinner in th'
Town Hall Sunday night. 1t wa
we'll attended.
John Ladd was home from Bowl
ing Green over the week end.
The High School played basket
ball Saturday night in the Towr
Hall.
Shirley Rudy, Gail Seymour, an,
Dorothy Stoiber were home fror
Andrews School in Willoughb'
over the weekend.
Mr. Gundlach and son Tomm'
of Sandusky were island visitor
last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Seaberg am
son of Huron visited at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Market this week
Cottage owners here over tn,
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
Mccartney of Toledo, Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Smith of Berea, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Ross Roberto of Cleveland.
The Legion is giving their annua
March of Dimes card party Jan
uarv 30th in the Town Hall.
Tim Reinhard and Bill Mile
made a trip to Catawba Sunday il
an ironclad.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
B q PW DINNER MEETING

Regular monthly dinner meetin
of The Business and Professiona
Women's Clsb will be held Wed
noedav Evening. February 3rd a.
$40 pm. iaethe dining room o.
Trinitv Methodist, Church. The
Legislative Committee will be ir
charge of the program which vii
feature discussion of recent legis
lative action of snecial interest to
women bv Atty. Luella Zehner O.
Oak Harbor Hospital Stunt Flor
ence Specht will outline the plan
for the hospital fund drive no.
underway.
Those unable to attend are re
uuested to call Jual Cover tele
phone No. 2-6582. Call by Monda,
evening. Feb 1st.
Chairman of Legislative Com
mittee. Margaret Reinheimer, Co
Chr. Mildred Payne. Other com
mittee members are: Juel Cover
Anna Hurrell, and Hazel Witchner
-.-:-1- ~&.-s~I
T>rv Tho NEWS C1oecifiod Ado
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
oANBURY TWP. PTA

Danbury Township PTA will
meet February 8 in the Lakeside
high School building at 8 o'clock.
Karl Kurtz from WLEC in San
dusky will be the guest speaker
and will provide an interesting
program on oddities"
A discussion will be held on a
proposed project Of putting an ad-
lress system in the school build
ing.
Four members from the audi.
ence at the PTA meeting will be
selected and these people will be
quests of the school for noon
lay lunch in the cafeteria. A So
.ial hour and refreshments will
conclude the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
ORT CLINTON
ARDEN CLUB

Port Clinton Garden Club will
.eet for the first meeting of tn.
ear February 1St at the home o.
rs. Carl Heckler.
On the program will be the
esident's greeting by the new
resident, Mrs. G. w. Sessler ant
lie reading of the constitution
oil call will be "A Valentine
erse." The library exhibit is ir
large of Mrs. Martha Woner anc
Irs. SeSSler.
Other officers are Mrs. Cliftor
,irk, vice-president, Mrs. join
IcKay, recording secretary, Mrs
.ichard Alexander, correspondent!
ecretary, and Mrs. Earl Wilson
reasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-29
II. JOHN WOMEN'S
VISIONARY SOCIETY

Missionary Society met Janua'
% at the church. Devotions wel
ed by Mrs. John Braun. The pr
ram was Presentation of Missio
Try Topics for 1854. Miss Florenc
,pecht spoke to the group on th
ospital fund drive.
HosteSses were Mrs. Nick Tia
EN-, chairman. Mrs. John Steage
IrS. Erwin st. Clair, Mrs. Geors
rewers, Mrs. Harold Tewers, Mr.
Mabel Thompson, Mrs. Oliver Vii
It and Mrs. l.. Vollmer.
The Winner-Loser Banquet wi
re held in February.