Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-05
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visiting at the home of her son-in-
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Domer Boardman.
The Gold Star Mothers will hold
their regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening, February 9th at
8 pm. in the Oak Harbor Legion
Home.
Mrs. Frank Scholt spent several
days last week, visiting her sister
Mrs. Bess Carey in Toledo
ST Boniface Rosary and Altar
Society will sponsor a card party
on Sunday evening February 21st
in the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Everybody welcome.
Members of Oak Harbor Church
who attended the Inter-denomina
tional Training School for Church
Leaders, at Trinity Methodist
Church, Elmore, last Sunday after
noon were Rev. Edwin l.. Myers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slemmer, Mrs.
John Stuckey, Mrs George L. Pet
ers, Mrs. Dorothy Blatt, Esther
Blatt and Maryann Peters. This
was the second in a series of
leadership training classes, four
more will follow.
About rs members and guests
attended the annual meeting of
ST. Eoniface Credit union, Last
Thursday evening in the K of c
hall. The business meeting was
conducted by the president Ralph
Darr, who read the annual report.
Tom Palmer read the minutes Of
the last annual meeting and also
the financial report. A go divi-
dend was declared on shares Carl
Baumgartner, chairman of the
nominating committee presented
the name of Mrs. Tom Palmer for
secretary-treaSurer, replacing her
husband who resigned. All mem
bers of the supervisory committee
were retained in office, William
Darr, chairman, Dr. A. ]. Darr
and Jack Darlington. The credit
committee, L. J. Nolan, chairman,
John Nietfeld and Howard Baum
gartner were also reelected, as
were the board of directors, which
includes Father Urban Burkhart,
Albert H. Kruger, Robert Winke,
Ralph Darr, Virginia Schibilla,
Tom Palmer and Mrs. Palmer. AL
bert Grueger will act as president
and Robert Winke as Vice-presi-
dent. FIR. Burkhart spoke briefly
on the benefits of a Credit Union
to the parrish. Entertainment
was provided by the international
Folk Dancers of Toledo, under
the direction of DR.. and Mrs.
Friedrich W. Kent, of Oak Harbor
Lunch was served by the COM
mittee consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Winke and daughter Mari
lyn.
Oak Harbor Junior Women'S
Club met Wednesday night with a
dinner meeting at $50, followed
by business meeting and pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental
music. George Schade Of Port
Clinton discussed the proposed
Magruder Memorial Hospital ad-
dition. Hostesses for the evening
were Betty Lesser, Phyllis Lieske,
Esther Little, Jean Lockwood, Joan
Lytle, Marian Meckfessel and
Mary MELLOW. The next meeting
of the group will be February
oath, which will be Fun Night.
Members are requested to bring a
white Elephant"
Pamela MINER was the honored
guest Sunday at a birthday party
given for her at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
MINER. The occasion was Pamela's
tenth birthday.
Mrs. Sherley Fought was report
ed on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Harshfield and Marilyn and
the formers father, Sam Huntress,
plan to leave soon to join Col.
Harshfield, who is stationed at
Mitchell Field, N. Y
Melvin Wyatt is confined to his
home because of illness.
Mrs. James Goldstein, who un-
derwent major surgery, is report
edly much improved.
Mrs. Charles Buchanan, preSi-
dent, was in charge of a regular
meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary, Monday night. Mrs. Le-
roy Dirnberg and Mrs. Orville
Baldwin presented plans for the
pancake-sausage supper to be held
at the Legion Home on February
25, which will be open to the pub
lie. Mrs. Robert w. Reider pre-
sented brief Americanism pro-
gram, after which the meeting ad-
journed and joint meeting was
held with the Legion to hear Jack
RAIDER present the facts and fig
ures relative to the Magruder
Hospital drive.