Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-04-09
EIdORE
MRs. DONALD ROBERTS
Phone 42l4

The regular meeting of Ottawa
County Council, American Legion
and American Legion Auxiliary,
was cancelled Monday night due
to the inclement weather. The
next meeting will be held on April
26th at Oak Harbor.
! AT the recent meeting of the
Sandusky County Transportation
Club, Clarence Kuhlman was elect.
ed president for the coming year.
Mr.. Kulhman is solicitor for the
Norwalk Truck Lines and works
out of the Fremont office of the
Company.
The school pupils were happy
over their unexpected vacation
last Tuesday because of the bad
condition of Che country roads.
John Hovis, of S. H. los, enter
ed Memorial Hospital on Wednes-
day for treatment of yellow jaun-
dice. s
Kathy States, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley States, returned
home this week from her second
stay in Memorial Hospital where
she underwent treatment for a
virus infection resulting from her
injury on the school teeter-totter
several weeks ago.
Mrs. Edna Giesler entertained
her neighborhood card club on
last Thursday afternoon. A des-
sert luncheon was served at 2
o'clock. Several games of pino-
chile were enjoyed by the group
with prizes going to Mrs. Calvin
Haar,. Mrs. Don Roberts and Mrs.
Wilson, Blausey. Other guests in
cluded Mrs. William Blausey, Mrs.
Clarence Kuhlman, Mrs. Otto Dry,
Mrs. Howard Kuhlman, Mrs. Adam
Shaffer, Mrs. Arthur Flick, Mrs.
Norman Damschroder and Mrs.
Gdll WHltlnger.
Clarence Kuhlman was confined
to- his home all last week with a
virus.
Harry Fulkart returned home
Monday from Memorial Hospital
Ia Fremont where he received
medical treatment. On Tuesday, he
went to st. Llke's Hospital in
Cleveland for further medical
treatment.
Several teachers from here at.
tended the Ottawa County Teach
ers and Board Meeting at Clay
Genoa High School on Thursday
evening. A dinner was served at
$50 by the Band Mothers. Edwin
Digby, County Superintendent, in
troduced DR.. H. L. Yochun, Presi-
dent Of Capital University, who
spoke on "Our Product is People. T"
Gailord Braithwaite, Superintend.
ent of Lakeside High School, pre-.
sided at the evening session, al
which time the officers for the
coming year were elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trautmar
have returned home from Winter
Haven, Florida, where they spent
the winter months.
Pamela Ames, daughter of Mr.
Gnd1fts. Paul Ames, appeared on
Qalent Time on WSPD-TV on Sun
Qay. Pamela, who is student al
The Bach Conservatory, gave .
reading, when We Didn't Say
Dur Prayers" She was accompani
~ On the piano by her father.
On Sunday, the following mem
bers Of the confirmation class OF
st: Johns Church were presented
20 the congregation: Beth Brandes
Joyce Miller, Melvin Giesler, David
Haar, Willard Buhrow and David
Roepke. They have completed two
years Of study and will he con
kirmed on Palm Sunday and re
ceive first Communion on Easter
= Open House will be held at the
lOcal school on April 9th. Elk
hibits of the various pupils will
be shown in their rooms and the
Senior and Junior Bands will give
4 c0ncert in the High School Audi
t0rium.
Mrs. William Almroth gave
1hOwer in her home on Saturda,
evening, April 3rd in honor O.
eer cousin, bride-elect Martyr
Ncllhenny of Toledo. Mrs. AL
l1nrOth will be her matron of honol
on April oath.
Mrs. Gayle Laughlin of Toled,
presented a monologue entitle,
In the Garden" at the Trinit,
Methodist Church on April 7th a,
lspecial Lenten Service. This pro
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