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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
soRoPToMIST

Regular business dinner meeting
of the Fremont Soroptimist Club
was held at Hotel Fremont, Tues
dav evening with Mrs. Verdi Won
Thron presiding. Various COM
mittee reports were given
The resignation of Miss Lillian
Stoll of st. Marys, Ohio, from the
Fremont Soroptimist Club was ac-
ceptcd so that she might become
charter member of a new Soron-
timiSt club being formed in that
city. An invitation TO their chart
er day dinner on November 80 was
received
An invitation was read from
Bowling Green, to be present at
their birthday dinner on Tuesday,
November l6 Miss Luella Zehner,
Miss Cora Link, and Mrs. Verdi
Won Thron and Mrs. Ethel Havens
planned to attend.
Miss Luella Zehner, in charge
of the November programs, led
very interesting, discussion OF
various topics on public affairs
presented by tie individual mem
bers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
TO BE WE'D

Mr.and Mrs. Donald RimelSpach,
Locust-st, Oak Harbor, are an
nouncing the approaching marriage
OF their youngest daughter, Carol
Ann, to Robert ]. Kosanka, young
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kos
anka of State Route 2. Closed ser
vices will mark the wedding Dec
4 at st. Johns church. An open
reception will be held at Oak Har-
hor Town Hall from 8 to II o'clock
following the wedding.
Complimenting the bride-elect
was shower given by Mrs. Leon
ard Carts, Lime-St, and Mrs. Clare
Chrysler, Oak Harbor, at the Carts
home. The honor guests was pre-
sented corsage, and opened many
lovely gifts following contests and
cootie. Guest list included Mes
danes Donald Rimelspach, Lewis
Burmeister, Erwin Fallett, Don
Miller, Clarence BcEnken, Stuart
Brown, Orson Moritz, and Misses
Morine Miller, Lois Schuster, Shir-
Icy HAYNES, Mary kosanka, Gwen
MoritZ, Gale and Randy Carts.
Gifts also were received from Mrs.
Otto Kosanka, Eileen Clayman,
Mrs. Earl Rimelspach, Mrs. Earl
Burmeister, Maria Zimmerman,
and LaDonna Rimelspach.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
CATAWBA STARS

Catawba Stars All club came in
for its share of honors Monday
night at the All Achievement
Night. Roberta Shertzer won a cut
lery set and medal for being coun-
ty winner in food preparation.
Barbara Linger was awarded a
medal for being county winner
in home furnishings. Prize money
for the club was won by Joan
Ballard on her secretary's book
with grade Of A. All of the girls
won money for the club for their
float which was entered in the Oak
Harbor Fair parade. All members
received certificates, awards and
year pins.
Attending were Roberta and
Grace Shertzer, Virginia and Janet
Rofkar, Kay and Barbara Lnger,
Joan Ballard, Linda Pcltier and
Sharon Christensen, advisors Mrs.
Arthur Christensen and Mrs. Don
aid Rider. Also belonging to. the
club are Lois Rofkar, Alma Hine-
line, Betty Dick, Joyce Dahm and
Sharon Rickner. = ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
WED SATURDAY

WED SATURDAY
The approaching marriage of
Miss Barbara 10 Kent, daughter
of Mrs. John w. Bland of Route
2 and Paul F. Kent of Granville,
to John Kocik Jr. of Gypsum, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Kocik, is be-
ing announced.
The popular young couple will
be wed Saturday at 1890 in the
parsonage of Immaculate Concep-
tion Catholic church. Their at
tendants will be Mary Ann Je-
rome, Sandusky, cousin of the
groom, maid of honor; Joseph
Kocik, brother of the groom, best
man; Ruth Frederick and Robert
Gulau. A wedding breakfast will
be held at tie Island House, and
an afternoon open house will be
held at the Willow Beach resi-
dence which will be the home of
the newlyweds. Mr.. Kocik, who
was graduated from PCHS, is a
meat cutter at Kroger's. His bride
to-be is member of this years
senior class, and will complete her
studies by private tutor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
SHOWER GIVEN

Mrs. Nolan Leow of Port Clin-
ton was guest of honor at baby
shower given by Mrs. Kenneth
Leow and Mrs. Willard Genzman
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Leow in Oak Harbor recently.
Mrs. Leow was presented with a
pink and blue corsage. Snatch
bingo was enjoyed after which
she opened the many lovely gifts.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Burns and Timmy, Mrs.
Clarence Hanck, Beverly and Beth,
and MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Gruhlke
of Sandusky; Mrs. Richard Smith
and Carolyn, Mrs. Cliff Herbert of
Port Clinton; Mrs. AL Susor of To-
ledo; Mrs. Norman Leow, Mrs.
George Moore and Marflene of
Gibsonburg, and Mrs. Don Stick
and Margie and Donna of Gray
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Yeag-
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Yeager
of Huron; Mrs. Otto Scholt, Mrs.
Woodrow Kohlman, Mrs. Geo.. F.
Hemminger, Mrs. Harmon Leow,
Mrs. Waldon May, Mrs. Lowell
May, Mrs. Emery Leow, Mrs. Eldon
Leow and Randy, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Leow, of Oak HarbOr; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Leow, Michael and
Karen Sue of Bellevue, MIR. and
Mrs. willard Genzman, Kathy,
Janet and Patty Sue of Fremont
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Leow OF
Port Clinton.
Those unable to attend were Mr..
Art Hemminger, Mrs. James Mize-
ner, Mrs. Albert Leow of Gibson
burg and Mrs. Frank Slavin of To-
ledO,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise party arranged by
jeanne kott and Joanne Ross
Thursday celebrated the 14tth
birthday anniversary of Judy Ross,
daughter of Mrs. Alice Ross, at
Kcn's Cottage Restaurant. Guest
list included Joe Rasmussen, Gret-
chen Wahlcrs, Denny Meale, Sally
Sauvey, Ray Yheulon, jeanette
Lewis, Bob Biro, Susan Smith, Ed
die Bahnsen, Diane Myers, Jimmy
Totk, Joy Stevens and Kenny Mis-
sen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

gettogether will mark the event.
Mrs. Burget has been confined to
bed this week with a throat infec-
tion but is feeling better.
The Burgets' are the parents Of
Carl Burget, 116 E. Fifth-st, and
Mrs. Alfred Gottschalk, 116la w.
Fifth-st. They have three grand
children, Carl Lynn Gottschalk
Gene Burget, and Mrs. Harold
Suhrbier; and two great grand
children, Jeff and baby Jay Harold
Suhrbier who has just arrived in
time for his. great grandparents
golden anniversary.
Mrs. Burget is the former Clara
Schwartz. They were married Nov
20, 1904, at LaCarne by Methodist
pastor Rev. George Wall. They
lived on a farm near LaCarne until
1921 when they moved to Oak Har-
Dor, and in 1923 came to Port Gin
ton where they since resided.
Mr.. Burget was associated with
his son Carl in the Burget grocery,
located on Madison-st and in the
location now occupied by The
News, for many years. Since the
store closed three years ago, lie
has been retired. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Burget are in good health as
they complete so years of welded
life, amid the best wishes of the
community.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
Guidance Council
Has Guest Night

The attributes that make up a
happy home were discussed by
Mrs. Carl Weick, Findlay, who was
speaker Thursday night when
Child Guidance Council held a
Guest Night meeting at the Yacht
club.
Hostesses were Mrs. Richard
Wolf, Mrs. Richard Cover, Mrs.
Burnell Gates, Mrs. Paul Sahs,
Mrs. Lawrence Richey, and Mrs.
c. Alton Cover. Mrs. William
Faust Jr. was program chairman.
Colorful fall flowers filled a
wicker cornucopia which centered
the table for luncheon service,
after Mrs. Weick's talk. The CEN
terpiece was presented as a door
prize to Mrs. Evelyn Beam. Mrs.
Carl Becker was awarded the
Councils gift luggage.
Guests at the party included:
Mrs. George Lemaster, Mary Lee
Spangler, Diane Corkill, Jane
Briathwaite, Edith Mizener, Kay
Stanton, Esther Butchko, Mary
Mcmillan, Sue SCHNEIDER, Irene
Burke, Ruth Heinsen, Nancy Mel
sen. Betty Reitz, Betty Schade. 10
Cedoz, Evelyn Beam, Marilyn
Adams, Ann Foster, Shirley Oman,
Pat Coyle, Pauline Scofield, Ave
line Hilditch, Bernice Cay. Doro-
thy Lundgard, Betty Beatty, Jean
Belknap, Charlotte Sands, Fay
Holzhauer, Mae Gill, Gwen Ladd,
June Anderson Marty OHara. and
Nancy Robinson.
Members, in addition to those
previously named, included: Mrs.
Kenneth Krupp. Mrs. Printy Ar
thur, Mrs. Eta Howarth, Mrs. Nor
man Willbond, Mrs. Kenneth
Young, Mrs. Gaylord Engler. Mrs.
A. M. Johnson, Mrs. Willis Misch,
Mrs. Clarence Jeremy, Mrs. Philo
Pearce, Mrs. Max Stephenson, Mrs.
Frank Carstens, Mrs. Clarence
Streeter, Mrs. Bennett Woolley,
and Mrs. Frank Putnam.
December meeting of Child
Guidance Council is Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Gay
lord Engler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
GUEST NIGHT


Sgt. Margaret Slater, of the To-
ledo police department Women's
Bureau, was speaker Wednesday
night when Junior Women's Club
held Guest Night meeting at
American Legion Home.
Hostesses were Mrs. Carlton
Schwan, Mrs. George Nicolls Mrs.
William Anderson, Mrs. ID. A. Hab-
l,tzel, Mrs c. b. Muggv Jr.. Mrs.
Tom McTitchie, and Mrs. B. F..
Wolfe. Plans for Christmas Cap
ers VIII, annual holiday dance
sponsored by the club, are being
completed. AL Pcarce's orchestra
will play for the dance Dec. 18 at
the armory, with Mrs. Eugene
Bolte general chairman. Mrs.
Charles Williamson is in charge
of tickets and Mrs. Robert Ernst
reservations.
Other committee chairmcn in
clude: programs, Mrs. Wayne
Cedoz; sidewalks, Mrs. Burnell
Gates; ceiling, Mrs. Albert Davids;
bandstand, Mrs. William Sala;
back scene, Mrs. John Morton;
tables and chairs, Mrs. James
Wolf; bar, Mrs. Albert Fall.
Hostesses at last weeks meet
ing of the club were Mrs. James
Wolf and Mrs. Michael Drusbacky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
ATTEND BANQUET

Among guests at the. fifth an
nual Bishop Banquet; honoring
Most Honored Rev. George J. Reh-
ring, F.T.D., Bishop of Toledo
Saturday at the Commodore Perry
Hotel were Norbert Brengartner,
DR.. l.. j. Darr, Sylvester Fritz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nugent, Al Liam,
Mrs. Margaret IIibge, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Oleksa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Critch, the latter couple
of Fremont A cocktail hour, din
ncr and dance was sponsored by
the Fourth Degree Knights of Co
lumbus of northwestern Ohio
Favors were awarded feminine
guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Birthdays of two bowlers on
Peninsular Candy Co. team in
Tuesday night league were cele-
brated when Mrs. Joseph Kott en-
tertained the group for cards last
Thursday night. Honored were
Martha Wolfe and Hazel Hillburn,
while other guests included Mil
dred Lotridge, Kay Fee, Nettie
Beckwith, and Hilda Long A gift
was presented each guest of honor,
and refreshnient service was mark
ed by a lovely birthday cake.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Harold Tewers Thursday with Mrs.
Earl LeVeck as co-hoStess, mem
bers of Progressive Mothers Club
heard an interesting talk on men,
tai health by Louis Holland who
also showed slides from the Cam
Ger Society.
Devotions were given by Mrs.
August Christensen, and roll call
was "How my family spends
Thanksgiving" Members will send
toys to children at the Columbus
school for mentally retarded for
Christmas, bringing them to Dec.
2 meeting at the home of Mrs.
Donald Pulschen. The clubs
Christmas party is set for Dec. 8
at the home of Mrs. Kermit Miller.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
ST. THOMAS GUILD

Groups of st. Thomas Guild will
meet Tuesday, Nov. % as follows:
Altar Group. 8 pm, home of Mrs.
Richard Alexander, Mrs. AGncs
Watson in charge of program;
Choir Group, 8 pm, home of Mrs.
Thomas McRitchie, Mrs. Gene
Bolte in charge of program;
Church School Group, Guild Hall
IL am. to A pm, the Rev, Blank
enship conducting study hour
from 2-3 pm, and members bring
ing lunch if desired: House Group,
home of Mrs. Robert Wesley, Mrs.
Maxine Hudec in charge of pro-
gram.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
of AL pearce's orchestra followed

of AL Pearce's orchestra followed.
A "round robin" letter extend
ing good wishes to Olaf Rasmussen,
who has been hospitalized at San
dusky for more than two months
following heart attack, was signed
by all the guests, and will be sent
him. Mr.. Rasmussen is now show
ing improvement, and may come
home in three or four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Snider, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Bracken, DIR. and
Mrs. Richard Semon, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Riefschneider were
the general committee for the
SmorgaSbord.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
YACHT CLUB

The annual smorgasbord, always
a big event on the Yacht Club So
cial calendar, proved no exception
to the rule at this years edition
which Saturday night was enjoyed
by more than 200 guests. A Fre-
mont caterer provided the abun-
dance Of delicious food for this
years party. Dancing to the muic
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
ROUND TABLE

A panel discussion On Your
Family and Religion" will mark
Monday nights meeting of Moth
er'S Round Table at the home OF
Mrs. Clifford Jennings. Roll eafl
will be my Proudest Day AS q
Mother"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
cATAWBA c. c. L.

Members of Catawba c. c. L..
each submitted a favorite recipe
as a novel roll call at their Nov
cmber meeting last Thursday in
tie home of Mrs. Calvin Petersen,
with Mrs. Richard Petersen as CO.
hostess.
Convention reports were given,
and Mrs. Kenneth Owen had open
ing devotionS. Mrs. Francis Burk-
hart presented a paper on ''How'S
Your Health?"
A smorgasbord, with husbands
as guests, will mark the December
9 meeting to be held at the Com
munity Hail.. Dancing and crazy
bridge will provide entertainment.
Guest speaker will be Atty. Lowell
Petersen, who will discuss wills,
legal papers, and similar matters.
Mrs. Petersen also will be a guest.
Social committee is in charge OF
the $50 smorgasbord.,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
ROTARY COMMENDED

COiumcHueQ tOT IlHe OfSdulZdJlOn
Tuesday by its district director, Ed
Vurger of Lorain, who paid an Of
ficial visit to the local group.
Mr.. Vurger met with officers
and directors at 1890 and then
spoke at the noon luncheon. He
said the Port Clinton Rotary Club
is one of the "best organized" in
his district.
-
HAS CLUB
Plans for a husbands night
party Saturday also at the Bene-
dict home, were made by members
of Mrs. William Benedict's bridge
club who were entertained Mon
day at her home. Mrs. Tony Sgro
and Mrs. Wasson Smith were add
ed guests. Prizes went to Mrs. A.
M. Johnson and Mrs. Benedict, and
Mrs. Irene Burke invited the club
to meet with her in two weeks.
-:-:-
ARE HoNoRED
A recent bride and bride-elect
were honored with gifts Monday
night when Miss Irene Christian
sen entertained her pinochle club
at her home.
They were Mrs. Marvin Meilerk,
the former Audrey Rohda Rogers
of Oak Harbor, who was married
Oct. IS; and Miss Elinor Migala,
who will become the bride of Tony
Vallese on Thanksgiving Day. Each
guest was presented a yellow mum
corsage, to which her tally was
attached. Yellow and bronze
NUNS adorned the luncheon table.
Card prizes went to Mrs. Melerk,
Marian Rasmussen and Marilyn
Dahnke. Guests included Mrs. Mel
lerk and Miss Migala, who were
presented gifts from the group;
Norma Gleckner, Roseland Rohda,
Lorna Gulau, Marion Rasmussen.
and Marilyn Dahnke. Miss Gleck-
Ter will entertain the club Dec. 4.
ARE WE'D
The lovely Little Chapel of st.
John Lutheran church was the
setting for wedding of much
local interest Saturday at seven
O'Clock when Miss Nancy Fleming.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fleming of Route 2, became the
bride of Vernon, Fillmore, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Fillmore of
418 Westinghouse. The Rev. John
Braun officiated.
A reception honoring the new
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore, who are
at home at "a w. Loop, will be
held this Saturday night at the
Erie Gardens Community Hall. A
small reception for the bridal
party and immediate families was
held, at the Fillmore, home after
the nuptialS.
The BRIDE was smart In an en-
semble of navy blue wool with
black accessories. and corsage of
NUNS. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Stefan
acci, the latter a sister of the
bride, we're attendants. Mrs. Stef-
anacci wore white knit costume,
with mum eorsage.
The brides mother, in blue-grey,
and the groom's mother. in brown
gabardine, had corsages of har-
monizing fall flowers.
Mr.. Fillmore who attended PC
HIS, was discharged from military
service in August after serving in
Japan. He is associated with his
father at Rube's Service Station.
His bride is employed at New De-
parture in Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
AUXILIARY MEETS

Mrs. James Rhiel presented the
program, "The function of the Of
tawa County Health Department" "
at the monthly meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary to the Ottawa
County Medical Society Thursday
night at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
w. P. Shortridge.
Other members present were
Mrs. w. R. Gibson, Mrs. A. D.
Miessner, Mrs. Jack Witker, Mrs.
Patrick Hughes, Mrs. Kraft Ritter,
Mrs. r. w. Minnick, and Brs. G..
R. Ley. DR.. Magoun and DR.. John
son, Toledo urologists, were ad-
dressing a meeting of the Medical
Society at the same time the Aux
iliary was meeting, and their wives
Joined Auxiliary members. Miss
Florence Specht also was guest.
Mrs. Witker, Mrs. MiesSner and
Mrs. Gibson attended Fourth
District meeting at Toledo Tues
day at which Warren Guthrie
spoke on THE social aspects of
medicine, a luncheon and tea
marking the meeting.
Gay tray favors will mark
Thanksgiving for hospital patients,
with Mrs. Minick in charge.
December meeting of the Aux
iliary is at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. George Boon, and there will
be a gift exchange.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
MIR. and Mrs. Fred ]. Burget Celebrate
Golden Wedding Anniversary Nov. 20

Half century of married life will be celebrated Saturday
by widely known Port Clinton couple Mr. and Mrs Fred
J. Burget of 116 w. Fiftf-st.
While elaborate observance of the golden anniversary
planned Mr. and Mrs Burget will be receiving the
congratulations of host of friends. An informal family
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

Mrs. Charles Butchko, Mrs. Carl
Lavalle, Miss Pat LaValle, MRS.
Carl Rupert, Mrs. James Klein
hans, and Miss Marian Rasmussen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
RETURN HOME

RETURN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shaw have
returned home from five weeks
stay in Cuba and Florida. They
visited a nephew of Mr.. Shaw at
Gualanamo Bay, U. S. Naval sta
ton, flying to Cuba from Florida,
and also visited relatives in Key
West, st. Petersburg, and other
cities. At OkachObee Lake they
visited a cousin of Mrs. Shaw
whom she last saw 43 years ago.
More Society on Page 50
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

livery FEMININE HEART loves
the look Of lace. In this lovely slip,
the chantiliy lace Is lined with
hiush pink, Ayiseo acetate taf5eta -
TO make u = "stand-out" under win.
ter and party fashions. The crisp
swish ef the taffeta In this clip. and
10 levety lace, make Il aimost at.
tractivs enough 10 wear - . .dfsss.
This % the "sxtva spseial' eIft on
yeuF chrlstmas cir list.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
FOE. AUXILIARY

FOE. Ladies Auxiliary 2295
met Thursday night at Eagles Hall
with president Marcia Chaffin pre-
siding. Nov. rs meeting was can
celled, due to Thanksgiving. next
session to be Dec. 2. Lunch and
entertainment committee will be
Cora White, Leona Masing, and
Jacqueline Schiewe. Plans for a
Christmas party and gift exchange
Dec. Is are being made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
XMAS PARTY

Plans for the annual community
Christmas party at Oak Harbor
are being made for December Is,
with visit from Santa, gifts for
the children, and singing being
arranged. Committee is Wilton
Goetz, chairman, Abe Bassett. DIR.
L. ], Darr, Jack Parks, Emerson
Finke, and Richard Hubbard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
SHOWERS GIVEN

Two showers in one night added
up to busy evening Tuesday for
Elinore Migala, Thanksgiving Day
bride-elect. A potluck supper Civ
en- at the courthouse early in the
evening by her fellow workers in
county offices was attended by %,
and she was presented a lovely
gift of Revere ware.
The second shower was at the
home of Mrs. William Anderson,
with Mrs. Robert Leggett as CO.
hostess. Gay miniature wedding
bells floated on the punch bowl
as punch and hors d'oeuvres were
served while guests enjoyed
games. and later lunch was served
with bridal centerpiece of minia-
ture bride and groom at the pretty
table. Guest list included Mrs.
Michael Migala, Mrs. Ray Coleman,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
HAS CLUB

Mrs. Dan Kovach entertained
the Stitchettes Tuesday night for
an evening of sewing, followed by
refreShment service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

What could be tempting than kau n apple
brisk October November particularly
KrautFork Pinwhee with Apple
nothing elaborate preparation
pinwhee practically rolls
apple require welding a opener
KRAUT-P PORK PINWHEEL WITH APPLE SAUCE
8
pound lean. boneess pork "a fine dry bread crumbs
shoulder. ground / No. sauerkraut drained
Worcestershire " finely chopped
] teaspoon salt 4 slices bacon
Freshly ground pepper Canned apple
Combine pork Worcestershire
crumbs thoroughly paper fatten
meat mixture with rolling into 7xl0-inch
Cut sauerkaut short lengths with
Spread evenly
jelyro fashion Place slices
of roll Place creased shallow oven
canned apple
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19
ELks PARTY

An annual event always antici-
pated is the Hobo Party at the
Elks Club, on the calendar for
this Saturday night, Nov. 20. Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton DeLor will be
ehairmen, aided by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fulkert, MIR. and Mrs.
Hazen Cory Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Fulkert, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Younker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

Local Az uAN-clo FEATHER
PARTY rvssdsy. ~ November ~
500 P.M ~ Union hsll--rvr.
keys. Geese. chieksas. etc. Al-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-19

(More Society on Page 81
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-20
Shower At Venrick
Home Compliments
Mrs. Ruby S. Venrick

A baby shower was given Fri
day night at the home of Mrs.
Nathan Venrick, Lundy Lane,
complimenting Mrs. Ruby SkaggS
Venrick of London, Thressea Ven
rick was assistant hostess.
Prizes for the contests that pro-
vided the entertainment for the
guests were won by Mrs. Edgar
Spencer, Mrs. Jayne Knox, Mrs.
Esther Arts, Mrs. Blanche A
mans, Mrs. Ray Yoakum, Miss
Jaquelyn Allender.
Attending were, Mrs. Henry
Skaggs, Mrs. William Amans,
Mrs Ray YoaEum, Mrs. Edgar
Spencer, Mrs. Henry Venrick, and
daughters, Doris, Theresa and
EIanor all of London; Mrs. Mil
lard Allender and daughter, ia
quelyn, Mrs. James Allender of
South Vienna; Mrs. Junior Knox
and daughter, Anne Lee, Mrs. Carl
Knox, Mrs. Frank Arts, Mrs.
Gus Venrick, all of Mechanicsburg
R.R. 2.
Gifts were sent by Mrs. Alfred
Carter. Mrs. Hazel King of Lon
don; Mrs. Harold Venrick, Mrs.
Gene Harrington, Mrs. Raymond
Mercer, Mrs. Emery Leach all of
MechanicSburg R.R. 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-20
ountry Club
Dance Sat. To
Open Season

The social season at the London
Country Club will be officially
launched Saturday evening, April
"a, when members are invited to
an evening of dancing from 10 to
one o'clock,
The great improvement by the
extension last year of the plea
SAINT front porch that overlooks
the beautiful golf course, gives
ample room for the large gather
ings that will be a part of the
clubs calendar for the summer
months.
For the opening dance, the Col
legian's Orchestra of Ohio State
University has been engaged to
play.
Committee for the dance will
be Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Conway,
MRS. Conway is chairman Of the
dance committee for the year,
President of the Club Peter F.
Lanigan and Mrs. Lanigan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James CORY.