Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-02

five members in this years gradu.
ating class.
The Modern Mons Mothers
Club held bake sale in the Bar
mes Building on Saturday, March
9th. The proceeds Of this sale
are to be used to pay for the
drapes they recently made for the
Kindergarten rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Weis and
Cindy entertained his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Weis on Sunday,
March 28th, in honor of Mr.. Weis'
birthday on March 29th.
Fourteen members were pre-
sent at the regular meeting of the
Needleworks Club, held at the
home of Mrs. Emma States. Mrs,
Esther WeiS conducted the bust.
ness meeting. The hostess served
a delicious lunch at the conclu.
sion of the meeting.
Several members of the music
department went to Tiffin on
March Goth and participated in
the District Music Contest. They
came home with two Superior
ratings, two Excellent II ratings
and two Very Good III ratings.
Mrs. Martin Driftmyer, Mrs
E. v. Anspach, Mrs. Calvin Haar
and Mrs. Steve Kozak of Genoa
attended the style show at Rain
bow Gardens in Fremont on Fri
day night. This was put on by the
Junior Federation and was at
tended by over 1000 persons.
Several Harris-ElmoryS. students
took part in the Annual Music
Festival held at Port Clinton on
Friday night. Over 500 students
participated in this event.
Mrs. Wilson Weis entered To
ledo Hospital for observation and
medical attention Sunday, March
21st.
Thirty members attended the re-
gular meeting of the Kiwanis Club
last Wednesday. The president
Stanley Melick, presided. Willard
Weis was program chairman and
introduced the spcaker, Judge
Don Workowsy, Of the Ottawa
County Municipal Court.
The judge in a most interest
ing manner told of the working
of the Municipal Court and in
formed those present that during
the first month of the history OF
the court, 333 cases came before
the court and that he had no doubt
that the court would be self-sup
porting.
The president announced that
$50 of the members of Kiwanis
international voted to- secure a
permanent guiding for the organi
zation. A divisional meeting will
be held in Toledo, April H8th,
This will be Governors Night
and ladies are invited.
The town council recently pass
ed an ordinance making it un
lawful to store refrigerators and
other lockable unventilated en-
closures in places accessible to
playing children. A violation oi
this ordinance shall be punishable
by fine of fifty dollars.
The Christian Women's Fellow
ship of the Church of Christ me-
at the Church on Thursday at IL
o'clock. From ten until noon, they
worked on projects for their Mis-
sionary Stations. A pot-luck lunch
was served at noon. The regular
business meeting was conducted
by the president, Mrs. Helen Kroe
ger, at 2 o'clock. It was decided
to hold their annual Bake Sale
the Saturday before Easter, April
18th. It was also decided to hold
Good Friday services as usual al
2 o'clock. Mrs. blanche George
had charge of the program and
Miss Myrtle K'burg assisted with
the Worship Program.
| Mrs. Warren Deacon and Mrs
Harry Deacon were hostesses tc
the Win A Couple Class of the
Church of Christ On Thursday
evening in the Church socia
rooms. Slides on Floral groupings
and arrangements were shown. A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostesses at the conclusion of thu
business meeting.
Mrs. John DeStazi0 and Mrs
Clarence Smith attended the Can
Ger Kickoff Banquet held at thu
Warner Hotel in Oak Harbor or
Friday, March 26th
A, Whirlpool Home Laundr,
Authority was at Johnnie's Elect
ric Saturday to demonstrate tn,
Modern Way" to make washday!
pleasure. Refreshments were
served and door prizes were wor