Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26
LAKESIDE


evening, March Is. The topic for
the evening was Mental Fly
giene." A play entitled Scattered
Showers" by Nora Stirling and
published by the National Commit
tee for Mental Hygiene, was given
by Mrs. Erwin Mutach, Mrs. Les
lie Ward and Mrs. Harry Hall.
Mrs. Carlton Davenport led the
discussion period following the
play.
The hostesses were Mrs. George
Ihnat, Mrs. Joseph Malfara and
! Mrs. Lawrence Benya.
Miss Pearl Kinner of Cedar Ave-
nue. returned Monday from three
month trip to Florida and South
ern California.
The home of Mrs. Eleanor Evans
was Quilted by fire Wednesday,
noon. Mrs. Evans was taken to
Magruder Hospital, suffering from
burns and shock.
The board of Education of the
Lakeside Methodist Church met
in the home of Miss Alta Smith
on Cedar Avenue on Tuesday
evening.
The Arene Circle held their an
nuai dinner meeting March II in
the basement of the Methodist
Church. A chicken dinner was
served by the Keystone Class to
% members. The retiring officers
conducted a brief business meet
ing before they turned over the
books to the incoming officers.
Each member was presented with
green carnation in keeping
with the day. Mr.. Charles Wolfe
showed pictures of North Caro-
lima and the Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. Charles Wolfe and Mrs. Lo-
well Ray were in charge of the
arrangements for the evening. The
retiring officers were: president,
Mrs. Harry Hall; vice president,
! Mrs. Carroll Capes; secretary, Mrs.
Merle McCune; treasurer, Mrs. R.
L. Baily and Sunshine Secretary,
Mrs. William Caldwell.
The incoming officers are: pre-.
!; sident, Mrs. William Brown; vice
president, Mrs. E. E. Braithwaite;
: secretary, Mrs. Melvin Tewers and
treasurer, Miss Wanda Schmidt.
The Junior Class presented the
play Little Miss Spitfire" by
James F. Stone, Friday night
> !. March 19 in the Danbury High
I School auditorium. The play was
directed by Miss Helen Ann Cap.
ko.
\ Mrs. .Gaillard Braithwaite and
i children visited with her mother
o in Toledo over the weekend.
;. The monthly Church Night ol
the Methodist Church was helt
b Thursday evening, March 13. A
!; pot-luck supper was servedd dat
: 6 pm. The program of the even
ing was sponsored by the Wesley
r an Guild in connection with their
a study class On "The Spanish
|. Speaking People" Miss Anne
j Wiedman presented the speaker
DR.. Lucille Mercer, who spoke or
Latin America Today and To
morrow" Miss Mercer has beer
| Professor of Spanish for twenty
0 five years at baldwin Wallace
|. University and has made fjfteer
n trips to Mexico and South Ameri
$ ca. Many beautiful articles from
: those countries were on display
throughout the room. Guests in
. cluded members of the LaCarne
!. Methodist Church and the Marble
head Congregational Church.
: Twenty-nine girls from the Dan
!, bury High School attended ths
!, County F. H. A. meeting at Ell
! more Tuesday evening. Miss Dean;
Otto from Danbury was elected
, County vice-presiddent. The girl
:, were accompanied by Mrs
: Grayce Higley, Mrs. Andrew
: Skrinak and Mrs. Lloyd Kelley.
! The Peninsula C. C. L. viii
J, sponsor the annual Easter Egi
;, Hunt again this year. All DanbMy
= Township children are welcome
y to attend. More details will b.
given later.
:. Mrs. Leslie Ward and Mrs. Will
+ liam r. Brown will serve as co
/, chairmen in Lakeside for the an
t nual Cancer Fund drive during
h April. Rev. Eleanor Galusha ant
r Mrs. Erwin Mutach will be co
:. chairmen in Marblehead and Mis-
Il Marjorie Dayton will serve a
n chairman for rural Danbury Town
/. ship. They are to attend the kick
off dinner in Oak Harbor's Warn
er Hotel this Friday evening.