Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-30

Trater of Graytown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jensen,
Fred Genzman, the honored guest
and the hosts
st. Boniface Rosary and Altar
Society held their regular monthly
meeting last Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Zet Winters. A
business meeting was concluded
with election of officers; resulting
as follows: Mrs. Jack Harold,
president; Mrs. Tom Palmer, presi-
dent elect; Mrs. Fred Grieger, Sr.,
vice-president; Mrs. Harold Madi-
son, secretary; Mrs. Norm a n
Steindam, treasurer. Installation
will take place at the May meeting
to be held at the home of Mrs. AL
bert HI. Kruger. HostesSeS for the
evening, Mrs. Wilbur Steindam
and Mrs. Norman Steindam served
dessert lunch.
The Catholic Knights OF Ohio,
Port Clinton branch No. 100, met
on Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hopfingsr. In the
absence of the president Rollo Sid
dell, Mrs. Hopfinger conducted the
business meeting, after which she
served delicious refreshments. Dur
ing the social hour KY. JSlwisiak,
vice-president and local sales rep
resentative talked about his plans
for increasing the branch member
ship and Mrs. Albert Kreuger
talked about the places of interest
visited during her recest trip to
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson of San
duSky, o. and Mrs. Robert Ander-
son of Port Clinton, O. were Sum
day visitors at the home of Mrs.
Florence Wyatt.
Johnny and Judy Mazurowski Of
Toledo spent last weekend with
Cavalier while their parents Mr..
their grandmother, Mrs. Bers- a
and Mrs. Chester Mazurowski were
visiting relatives in Cleveland, o.
The o. G. Club met last Friday
for an evening of Pinochle at the
home of Mrs. Werner Babcock.
Other members present were Mrs.
Dan Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frederick
Linder, Mrs. Ralph Seeger, Mrs.
John Mays, Mabel Dietrich and
Luella Grieger. Substitutes were
Mrs. Ed. Sharpe and Mrs. Warren
Young Mrs. Fitzgeald won first
prize and Mrs. Sharpe serond prize.
A dessert lunch was, served by the
hostess at the conclusion of the
games.
The Jolly Twelve club met last
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ward Fought. Members pres
ent were Mrs. Florence Wyatt, Mrs.
Carl Robron, Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
nett, Mrs. Norman Bennett, Mrs.
Amanda Atwater, Mrs. Elmer Het-
rick, Mrs. Carl Hinderlick and Mrs.
Harry Carpenter. Substitutes were
Mrs. John Mays, Mrs. Ruth Brown
and Mrs. Bertha Winke. High score
prize was won by Mrs. Hinderlick
second prize by Mrs. Atwater. Mrs.
Dan Fitzgerald who also act0 as a
substitute was awarded the door
prize A short business meeting
was held and delicious refresh.
ments were served afterwards by
the hostess.
AT the recent Achievement Day
meeting the following women were
appointed to serve as Home Coun-
cilors in their respective Town
ship. Allen, Mrs. Richard Peer;
Benton, Mrs. Willard Tabbert; Bay
Mrs. Lawrence Asman; Carroll,
Mrs. Harold Kleinhans; Catawba
Mrs. Charles Poulalion; Harris
Mrs. Raymond Arndt; Clay, Mrs
Don Lusk and Mrs. JEFF. Miller
Portage, Mrs. Josephine Mark;
Danbury, Mrs. Walter Fliss and
Mrs. Melvin Gulau; Port Clinton
Mrs. Virgil Fritz and Mrs. William
Phipps; Erie, Mrs. John Bland
Salem, Mrs. Albert Stamm. Mrs
! William 11ahka ui11 ha nraSidpnI