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Arkansas State press., 1954-12-03
III Achievement Banquet

HoPE-The Hampstead county achievement ban
qqa was trday evening 10 in the Yereer me
school iunelroom pansored by Merchants association
Hope Cooperating Bakery Hope The theme
for the Serving A A Loyal Citizen Through an
Club WORK"
ALVIN Wilson hs4s Iron Springs club and wee president OF
county council presided returned from the
Philander Smith college Little Rock
beautifully decorated in the national Al
green Tables arranged in the shap
H, with white and strip of green through
table covered with white AMI
the letter outlined making decorated with
white flowers and containers and
e, foliage in each stand and an arrangement top
place fourleaf coVers with written n
opeas exercises l. Holmes of the
Dol invocation by Rev L. Holmes lha
welcome given Mrs Edna Conway Hopewe club and the
.epoose by club after which musical number by
Hopews al club
my Experience 1t state Congress by Alvin vii
son DssAy Douglas All club told of her All club
Not Dorothy ney complmened her work by the State
Negro selection by Douglas All club
and ina oaucon address given by Mrs
lena Eddngon Little Rock This inspiring adj
a.,n v,s rendered nv the Blevins Iron Springs
rrrs Peane chesthsn Hill president of the county All
aairs council Mrs Benice Boyns Miller county
second vice president State All leaders council who gave
l s leadership leaders play in All club work Al
ter te presented with corsage OF Whte
and green by 'aarme cheaham behalf of the county
all leaders council
state and county winners we're presentation of
pasrds were L Phillips club agent Little Rock
Persons receiving B, Boyd and Susie Booker
Reinforcement, Ruth sel Wilson Leadership;
Cla.a Canning Dorothy Muldrow Clothng foSie
Ellen Gsstsn Smith and Henry l. Nc
Walden md Home eiectrc Timothy w. Wyatt lr FOR
.irY Aaron Smith If Fern Irene Mitchell FOOD
Golston Sylvester Beene Gardening
Charles Brooks Health and Improvement ooes
sa Spears Improvement; Dupree Langson Meat ANIMAL
Wade Poultry; Sammye Grace fyree
and Frank Turner r and Home safety James Davis
Tractor maintenance Mercer Hybrid show Girls
also receiving awards Rosie Ellen Golson
Booker Bradley and Rosie Lee Nelson Washington
Smith, and Fern Irene Mitchell
ii Springs Malone Idle Mae Smith, sanda
Malone Greenhouse Mercer and Evaean Williams
@ Douglas All club
Guests were presented included Mrs Imogene Scott HID
agent Miller county Eddingon L. Phillips Mrs Ber-
nice Boykms E. l.. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs Will y
Rutherford Neva Carmichael Estele Mitchell Mr. and
Greenhouse md local leaders
and plates and white napkins were used
in service ID following
# Tomato JUICE Chicken and Dressing Giblet
Gravy Bueed Peas Dreamed Potatoes Green
and Salad Rolls Cocoa with mashmalows All
Cake Vanilla Ice Cream
The agents Falla Smith. assistant HID for
Negro Walker Fleming assistant county for
Meyers Bakery the rolls the
leaders who donated their services deco
saes od for the banquet
banquet ended with the All
president of the county All council
/ L. Esse~uo new home Albert Jones Is
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-03
Lake Village


Mrs Blanche Porter won IN the
Who's Who" popularity contest
held q, St Peter aME church,
last Sunday night Mrs Porter is
member of Christian Liberty
Baptist church. Eastern Star and
other civic organizations Mrs Ruth
Watkins. member oil 81 Peter won
second place, Mrs Gtydia Plum
ana, Second Baptist, ihird place
Mrs Alberta Baker, seven Star
fssIrth and Mrs Roberta HymeS
New Hope. fifth place Total rails
cd. sitsss Rev " . Reynolds
eastH,
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-03

new home Albert Jones is
here from st, Louis, visiting his
mother-in-law New Hope
church closed a successful meet
ing recently Total raised 500 ,
Mrs. Maggie Baker has sold her
home and moved with her son
in-law,
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-03

ed celery, olives, pickles, vegeta-
bles, coffee, cake and pie. Every
one present enjoyed the wonder
full feast and the warm fellow hig
fat existed Mrs. Henrietta bod
son, 50 Granite Mt circle Is one
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-03

Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Moore
and children, 10 Anne and Dlanhe
of Kansas City, metored here To
spend the holiday with Ms Del
la Releford and children. 21 Fas-
adena drive. sister Of Mrs. Moore
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-03
First Prize
5000
MARCIA LYNN MOLETTE, q MOS
Dr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Moette
Pine Bluff

Raised, of course, on CarnatiOn,
the worlds leading brand
of evaporated milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10
This Week u Areo PIannng
New Area Growth Potential Set

AS III the earlier drafts. DR..
HOyt stressed the need for stiln-
ulating commercial and indus
trial development to provide
adequate tax revenues IN the
county. II
As for residential growth. he
predicted Fairfax-unlike Ar
lington with its large number Of
apartments "Will continue to be
chiefly an area Of single-family
homes and small estates
Large apartments might make
up about 10 per cent OF the total
Of new building. But. he pre-
dicted. 40 per cent OF the total
will consist Of single family
homes on about quarter-acre
tracts, IS per cent single fam
lily on half -acre tracts, 10 per
cent gle-fan1ily on one-acre
tracts and 5 per cent SINGLE
family on flve-acre average
tracts.
The main factors involved III
this estimate, DR.. Hoyt said, are
that Fairfax ''has larger areas
Of land than all other subur-
ban counties -. I. and 1t does
not yet have county sanitation
commission installing sewer and
water systems which would per-
NIT q higher proportion Of dense
settlement"
Prospects for new Federal
buildings and demolition Of some
Of the city's tempo eyesores, were
pushed along on two fronts this
week. &
In the first. the Senate passed
and sent to the White House
the lease-purchase bill, under
which the Government can pay
for privately constructed build
ings through long-term leases.
Congress put q three-year lin
ii on approval Of lease-purchase
projects. but actual construction
could go on for years.
"A clue to how the District
may fare is expected around
July 81, when proposed projects
will be sent to Capitol Hill.
I The second; move involved a
bill introduced by Representative
Auchincloss, Republican. Of New
Jersey, to permit a specific lease
purchase program within the big
aSout h west Washington rede-
Velopment area. The bill is
viewed as vitality important by
Webb & Knapp. the New York
real estate firm that wants to
handle the redevelopment job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

DR.. Homer Hoyt, the land
economist who Is measuring the
Metropolitan areas growth
potentials, gave developers and
property owners this week the
up-to -the-minute word on the
future he sees for Fairfax
County.
The new report. published by
county officials, actually wraps
up in final form q series Of
drafts Or. Hoyt has submitted
to the County Supervisors under
contract during the last year or
so.
In one important aspect. how
ever, the earlier drafts are re-
vised to conform with new-and
higher population estimates for
the area. In b preliminary Fair
fax report q year ago, It looked
to DR.. Hoyt that the Metropolis
tan area population would be
about Ia million In 1880. In
January, he upped the figure to
2.5 million.
The Fairfax report sticks to
the 2.5 million, and estimates
the population as Of last Decem-
Der at 1,788.000 It gives this
additional estimate Of growth
by Jurisdictions:
District-From 853, 1000 last
December to 100000 in 1860 and
to a leveled-of 900, 900 for 1870
and 1880.
Montgomery County - From
248, 900 last December to 5000
in 1860, $780, 900 in 1870 and 450,-
900 in 1880.
Prince Georges County-From
283. 600 last December to $50, 900
in 1860. 100000 in 1870. and AGO.
600 in 1850.
Fairfax County From 40, 900
last December to 208. 500 in 1860,
100000 in 1870 and $4,000 in
1880.
Arlington County-Fro .165,-
600 last December to 10000 In
1860. zoo. 900 IN 1870 and 210;50o
In 1880. s.
Alexandria 10000 last
December to 81 900 In 1860, no.
600 in 1870 and $4,000 In 1850.
Falls Church From 5000 last
December to $500 in 1860, 10000
In 1910 and 10,500 in 1850. &
Basing his estimates, partly on
employment trends, DR.. Hoyt
also predicted a slow but steady
rise in Federal employment here.
From a low Of $4,000 Govern
ment jobs this year, he forsees
an increase to 100000 in 1860,
$4,000 In 1870 and $4,000 by
1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

And william Zeckendorf webb
q Knapp head. Is showing local
observers he knows : thing or
two about practical politics.
Mr.. Auchincloss dropped In
his bin after : series cf meet
Hings with Mr.. zeckendorf and
his aides. Then. this week, the
New Yorker followed up with
ID luncheon attended By Adj
ministration housing and public
buildings leaders and (2) 4 10
minute White House visit with
President Eisenhower.
Chairman Dondero Of the
House Public Works Committee
sent the Auchincloss bill to adj
ministration officials for COM
#ment three days ago. II the re-
action is favorable, hearings may
start this month.
District and Federal highway
;ofiicials are shooting at an Octo-
Der is target date for opening
the Federal half Of the Washing
toni Baltimore parkway.
The Baltimore half opened
last summer, and q seven-mile
Federal stretch extending to the
Laurel-Bowie road was finished
last September. The remaining
portion to the District line is
all under construction now.
District officials say that by
October Is they will have their
extension Of New York avenue
completed to make the District
line connection.
Maryland and Virginia on
Gals. worried over the Senate's
delay in action on the House,
passed Jones Point bridge bill,
got q pat Of reinsurance this
week from Chairman Case of the
Senate District Committee.
The Senator, winding up a big
volume of District business,
promised to take up the bill at q
special committee session this
month. Alexandria's planners,
meanwhile. voted to ask the city
fathers next week to acquire the
last four acres needed for bridge
approach routes through the city
to U. S. Route i. \.
- 4 -
District Engineer Commissions
er Louis w. Prentiss viii get
started next week on details for
opening a pilot. 46O-car fringe
parking lot just south of the
South Capitol street bridge.
There's September Is target
date for the opening.
The city heads probably will
agree to free parking on the lot
itself. But the key to its success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

to build Maryland's inter- county
belt road through q part Of Rock
Greek Park sirnmering for.
months win come to q boil next
Thursday In Federal Court.
Owners Of property near the.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

win be Capital Transit Co. agree
ments on bus rates. service and
routes between the lot and down
town washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

park area east Of Wisconsin ay-
senue are contesting legality Of
the parks use for the road. The
court arguments win be on q
Government motion to Quash the
suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10
PRE-SHoWING
8l08 Kerry Rood
"THE HAMLET"-Chevy Chose, Nd.

A new eenssshol brick Colonial. FEATURES MAHOGANY
PANEiEp 1T FL LIBRARY end POWDER RooM-4 BEDROoMS
a Tile BATHS-2-cAR ATTACHED GARAGE rooAY'S ALL
ELECTRIC KITCHEN, including luxury equipment and
v.ni.ne.s pAfiicA1 Basement /. a.o featured svassd
subdvision Is recognized Mashnston's Distinctive
suburban controlled end sed only
$4,000 and Up OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY 10 =.
ssashsd vic Conn., AvsnYe blocks post EssiMsst Hwy %
through Kerry Road shep is A. ether than hours.
CALL MR. RElY-Te. 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-10

The bitter hassle over plans
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

OF interest to many friends will
be announcement of the marriage
of Mary Kinder and Melvin James
Welch, son of Mrs. Vurn Welch
and the late Mr.. Welch, which was
solemnized Saturday at $40
o'clock at the groom's home, 314
E. Sixth-st. The Rev. J. v. Bige-
low of EUB church officiated. At
tendants we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Strong, Oak Harbor, bfother-in-
law and sister of the groom.
The bride wore a frock of light
blue nylon with corsage of roses
and carnations and Mrs Strong
was in aqua nylon with harmon
izing corsage. The groom's moth
er chose flowered print. A we'd
ding supper for the bridal couple,
the Rev. and Mrs. Bigelow, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Truck and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lockwood
and daughter. Loretta Foster, Mrs.
Vurn Welch, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Burkholder and children.
was held at the Welch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch are defer
ring their wedding trip till Aug.
ust. He is with the maintenance
division at Erie Gardens. After
July /, the newlyweds will reside
at the Gardens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
SHOWER GIVEN

A luncheon and linen shower
for Miss Jane Miller, who is being
married Saturday to Leroy Lueb-
cke, was a delightful event Satur-
day at the Lake House. Hostesses
were Mrs. Howard Luebcke and
her daughters, Mrs. John Apple
hans of Toledo and Miss Polly
Stahl. Dainty place cards were
used, and ivy arrangements adorn-
ed the luncheon table. Guest list
included Miss Miller, Mrs. Anna
Miller, Mrs. Lyle Riedmaier, Mrs.
Carroll Sartor and Mrs. James
Smith of Sandusky, Ann Nelson,
Mrs. Richard Kaspar, Mrs. A. M.
Johnson, Miss Lucille Keller of
Chagrin Falls, Mrs. William Faust.
Jr, Mrs. Eugene Ohm, Mrs. Frank
Goldbach and Mrs. William Bueb-
cke, the latter two of Cleveland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
SORORITY CONVENTION

Mrs. James Darling of Delta
Chi chapter, Sigma Alpha soror-
ity, Elmore, was elected national
mistress of ceremonies of the So
rority at the 33rd National Con-
vention in Hotel Congress, Chi
cago, June 1920. She has been
president of the Elmore chapter,
news editor of the sorority'S ma
tional publication, and sponsor of
Epsilon Eta Chapter in Oak Har-
bor. Also attending the conven-
ton from Elmore we're Mrs. Thorn
as Beckbrader, Mrs. Stanley
States, Mrs. Beryl Witty, Mrs. Ray
mond Durdel, Misses Lila and
Jean Crozier. Mrs. Kenneth Ira
Wis, Mrs. Melvin Ittel and Mrs.
Dolores Hemminger, Oak Harbor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
SUMMER PARTY

Seventy-five board members,
their wives and guests, officers of
the Ohio Association of Real
Estate Boards, the secretary of
the state board of real estate ex-
aminers. William S. Edgemon.
chief land agent for the turn pike
commission. and other diStin-
guished realtor guests were here
for the annual summer party of
the Ottawa-Sandusky County Real
Estate board at Catawba Cliffs
Wednesday.
An afternoon cruise on the
Lakeside III was enjoyed followed
by $50 dinner at which the Port
Clinton Male Chorus sang. Mrs.
Ann Bolte was toastmiStresS.
Talks were by Verne Ross, state
association president, and Marvin
Yerke, Columbus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
WEDDING PLANS

Wedding plans for Miss Anita
Esbenshade, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abram Esbenshade of 1913
Walnut street, are arranged. Anita
will be we'd Saturday, July 3, to
James Chapman, SON of Mrs. H.
V. Chapman of Hillsboro, O., apd
the late Mr.. Chapman. The cere-
mony is at $3.50 o'clock in Evan
gelical United Brethren church,
with the Rev. J. v. Bigelow Off
ciating. Open church will be OBJ
served.
A cousin of the bride, Mrs. John
Richmond of Hayesville, O., will
be matron of honor, and the
brides brother, Richard D. Esben-
shade, will be best man. A -recep-
ton in the church parlors will fol-
low the ceremony.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
SHOWER GIVEN

Among the pre-nuptial parties
for Janet Lee Rose, who was wed
Saturday to Thomas Tewers, was a
miscellaneous shower June IS in
the home of Mrs. Norman Towers,
Bay township, with Mrs. Melvin
Tewers and Mrs. Norman Rounds
hostesses. A blue and white color
motif was used. Corsages were
presented the honorEd guest, and
mothers of the bridal couple.
Games, cards and bingo were fol.
lowed by lunch. and the opening
of the brides lovely gifts. Guests
included Mrs. Benny Ruggiero,
Mrs. Lamar Wolf of Fremont;
Mrs. Norman Tewers, Sally Ann
Wright of Vickery; Mrs. Kenneth
Vogt, Mrs. Dale Vogt, Mrs. Senke
Petersen; Ruth Ewersen, Mrs. B.
B. Brough, Mrs. John Nicholson,
Mrs. Marguerite Bahnsen, Alma
Bahnsen, Mrs. Harry Rose, Alvetta
Mae Rose, and Mrs. Robert Grimm
Sr., of Panama City, Fla. Gifts al
so were received from Mrs. Sanke
Bahnsen and Mrs.. Harold Tewers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
COSS GARDENS

The beautiful rose gardens of
Mrs. Alma Goss, Catawba Cliffs,
have been at their peak of beauty.
with more than 1000 plants in 100
different varieties filling the air
with perfume and color.
Many out of town groups have
requested permission to tour the
gardens. One recent visitation was
by the Home Garden Club of Ere
mont. Mrs Goss discussed the
raising of roses as a hobby, and
gave many helpful hints to the
visiting gardeners. who later went
to the Sand Road cottage of Mrs.
Pete Ellis for a swimming party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

home.
Bridal games and bunco enter
tanned guests, who included Mrs.
Edward GolGlach, Mrs. Norbert
Wysin, Mrs. Richard Bredbeck,
Mrs. Robert Hopfinger, Mrs. John
Thompson, Mrs. Kermit Miller,
Mrs. A. M. Johnson, Mrs. Ray
Wight, Jr., Mrs. Lyle Riedmaier,
Irene Christensen, Mrs. Christ
Nelson, Mrs. Ann Miller, Port
Clinton; Shirley Heating, Ere
mont; Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Car.
roll Sartor, Sandusky; Mrs. John
Applehans, Toledo; Mrs. William
Luebcke, Mrs. Fred Goldbach and
Lucille Keller, Cleveland. Gift;
also were received from Mrs
Floyd Klingbiel, Mrs. Keith Mont
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
NEW AUXILIARY

A new addition to Port Clinton
lodge circles will take its place in
the community after Sunday, June
27, when the Institution of The
Charter for a newly formed La
dies Eagles Auxiliary, No. 2295,
will be held at p. m. in Eagles
clubrooms.
Norwalk and Toledo Auxiliary
drill teams will be here to insti-
tute the charter. Grand Worthy
Trustee Elsie Hoff, Toledo, was
here Wednesday night to meet
with officers of the new group. AT
Sundays ceremonies, buffet
lunch and dancing by Steve Mol
mar are on the program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
PEG PLANS

Port Clinton AL Sisterhood,
PEG, will join with Sandusky and
Lima in putting on the 1855 state
convention of PEG at Lima next
May. Chairman will be Mrs. Clar-
ence Fulkert with Mrs. D. D. Sims
co-chairman.
The two, with Mrs. Tom Fine
frock, Mrs. Ray Lambert, Mrs Ed
ward Riefschneider and Mrs.
Floyd Smith of Lakeside, accom-
panied by Mrs Florence Miller of
the Lima chapter and Mrs. Lois
Mack, president of the Lima
group who is staying at Lakeside,
went to Sandusky Monday to con.
fer with Mrs. May Buck, state
PEG president. Preliminary plans
for the state convention were
made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

cluded Anna and Helen Bovia,
Martha Stevens, Phyllis Hemin-
ger, Irene Heminger, Virginia
Hartley, Rhonda Merckens, Mary
Wahlers, Lulu Bredbeck, Florence
Rarig, Phyllis Ireland, Carole Fitz-
thum, Nina Ciresi, Anita Will
liamS, Ruth Hamer, Peggy Wright,
Vivian Nielsen, Rita Merckens,
Bonnie Jean Williams, Mabel
Montgomery, Rosemary Merckens.
Marvel Lee Rarig, Daisy Wright,
Betty Heminger, and Verna Hart
ley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
HERE FOR VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. SANDY" An
derson edna BarneS) have return
ed to their home in Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, after a ten days visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Anderson
of Harrison street, and Edna's
daughter, Mrs. Edward Cora. Bern
ard Barnes, who is working in Co.
lumbuS, also was home for weeks
visit while his mother was here.
Another sister, Mrs. Bernice Lich-
tenWagner, came from Toledo to
make the family reunion a happy
one.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
ATTEND CONVENTION

Mrs. Verdi Won Thron and Atty.
Luella Zehner of Oak Harbor left
Wednesday for Banff to attend the
biennial convention of the Ameri-
can Federation of tSoroptornists,
with Miss Zehner driving. Mrs.
Won Thron is newly elected presi-
dent of Soroptomist Club, and
Atty. Zehner recently was named
"Soroptomist Of The Month" in
the organizations magazine. They
will be back July 5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

Epsilon Eta, were also at the con-
vention, as were Ruth Ochs and
June Decker of Fremont Delta
Theta. The sorority's philanthro-
pic project since 1916 has been
financial aid to the Institute of
Logopedics, Wichita, Kansas and
DR.. William E. Miller, PHI D., as
sistant director of the Institute,
spoke at the convention luncheon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

Patients at Oak Ridge sanitar-
ium in Green Springs will have an
afternoon of fun Saturday when
special party, with scores of
prize for the game, is being
planned. Mrs. Jerome Nakrin, who
is rehabilitation chairman for the
Ottawa County Health and Tuber-
culosis Association, is chairman
for the event. Local clubs and in
dividuals have contributed money
and prizes for the games, which
will get underway about 3:15 and
which will be followed by refresh
mentS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
TO BE WE'D

10 BE WE'D
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mailer, Of
Gypsum, are announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of their dau-
ghter, Barbara, to James McGee.
to take place Saturday, July 3, at
two o'clock in the parsonage Of
Immaculate Conception Catholic
church. James is the son of Leslie
McGee, and has made his home
with an aunt, Mrs. Elnora Paul
sen. A reception at TAO p. m. is
planned for Bay township hall.
Barbara has been employed at the
Philco Corp, and James is with
the Matthews Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
ST. PAUL's AID

An afternoon of fun. featuring
hat contest, is planned for St.
PalA's Ladies Aid of Danbury at
their meeting next Thursday, July
1st. at 200 p. m. Awards will be
made for the cleverest, most prac-
teal, funniest, smallest and larg-
est hats, which the ladies are to
design themselves and wear to the
meeting.
Children from the congregation
will contribute special numbers to
the program. Mrs. Clarence Balm
sen will read devotions, Mrs.
Richard French is in charge of the
program. Hostesses for this meet
ing will be: Mrs. HyNso Heinzl,
Mrs. Ted Hollinger, Mrs. Alice
Kihlken, and Mrs. J. T. Kihlken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
DUPLICATE CLUB

Lee Bracken was high scorer for
the round of play in couple du-
plicate club. which terminated
with a meeting Monday night at
the Bracken home. Members of
the club are DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Semon, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mey-
I ers and Mr.. and Mrs. David Thier-
Wechter of Oak HarbOr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
MISS MILLER FETED

A motif of bridal bouquets and
wedding slippers was used at
miscellaneous shower for Jane
Miller, bride-elect of Leroy
Luebcke, which was given Friday
night by Mrs. Richard Kaspar and
Miss Ann Nelson at the KaSpar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
DATE SET

DATE SET
Miss Margie Ann Fam, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Joseph Fam of Lock
wood Road and the late Mr.. Zam,
and Gerald L. Howerth, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Howerth, of Erie
Gardens, have set Saturday, July
81, as the date for their wedding
A reception at p. m. in Cataw-
ba Community Hall is planned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25

gomery, Mrs. Elton Clemons, Port
Clinton, and Mrs. Francis Keller,
Cleveland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
LITERARY CLUB

Mrs. Adolph SELF presented the
program Tuesday night when Miss
Lionel Sorensen entertained Cath
olic Ladies Literary Club Mrs.
Harmon Wiechel has the next
meeting, July 20.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-25
HAS CLUB

Mrs. Carl Matthews entertained
Friday night bridge club, at which
she frequently substitutes, at its
meeting last week with prizes 60
ing to Mrs. Dwight Bowden and
Mrs. Elmer Clemons. Next meet
ing is July 80, with dinner party
preceding an evening of bridge.