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Evening star., 1955-03-10
AUCTION SALES Ucsns.
Jesse KELLMAN. Auetisueer,
o3o 9th 81. NV. fCor. N. Y. Ase.l

JEB5E kELLMAN, A1etIoneeF,
$50 9th 81. NV. fCor. N. Y. ASe.l
UNREDEEMRD ARTICLES FROM
D C. PAWNBROKERS EXCHANGES
BY Public Auction
AT JOHNSON & PARKS
PAWNBRoKERs AUCTION HOUSE
$50 9th St. NV Cor. N. Y. Avel
SATURDAY. MARCH IL
AT 1890 AM
Cameras. diamonds. watches, rings.
radios. typewriters. luggage, televi-
sion. binoculars. electric appliances.
tools. record players. musical instru-
ments, sporting goods and miseellan-
eous articles.
OFFERED INDIVIDUALLY
EXHIBITION NOW TO SALE HOUR
mh9.101l
THOS, y, OWEN q son, AuetIoneers.
III ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Trustees Sale OF Valuable TWO.
SIOPY ROW DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES i749 9Th
SIhEEl NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed oil trust
duly recorded. IN Llber No. 9lU5.
tonu Isl ct seq, OF the iano recoros
OF the District of COLUMBIA. ana at
the reQuesl OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
w.Ii sea. at puonc aucIlon In Ironl
OF the premises on MONDAY, lhE
tOuRTEEN DAY Ot MARCH,
AID 1905, All IWO-1h4ktY
UCLOCh M, the following -ue-
scrlpea land and premises, situate
In the District of Columbia. and
designated as and belng Lot s4l IN
Square 4ly.
Terms, Solo subject to prior deed
of trust tor approximately Sl.6S4.U3
further particulars OF which Will
be announced al time OF saIe; the
purchase prlCe above SAID trust to
be paid in casn A deposit OF SoUUUU
required Conveyanclng, recording.
etc at purchasers cost. ADJUST
mentS made as OF date OF sac.
Terms to be compned with within
thirty days, otherwise depGS:t for
telted ana the property NAV De
advertised and resold AT the olscre-
tion OF the trustees.
SOL PETERS.
{. E. MITCHELL.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22
Top Auto Death Rote
Laid To IsraeI's
Rapid Modernization

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Israelis
were catapulted into the 10th cen
fury a little too rapidly, and one
OF the consequences is the high
est auto accident rate in the
world, according to Judge Hell
muth Lowenberg of the District
Court of Tel Aviv. The judge told
about the high rate-29 deaths for
every 100 million road miles as
against Great Britain's 10 and the
United States 15-and his reason
for it at the American Film Asso-
citation Convention here recently.
Judge Lowenberg attended the
convention to present a citation
and honorary membership in the
Israel National Council for the
Prevention of Accidents, to Mrs.
Esther L. Berg, chairman of the
American Council of Audio-Vis-
ual Education in Israel, for serv-
ices rendered by her group in the
road safety campaign.
The jurist, who in 1916 became
the youngest judge in the British
Empire, blamed the alarming
trend in auto deaths on the
'breath-taking rapidity of mod
ern development in the young
country" Pointing out that the
population had nearly doubled in
the past five years and motor We
hicles had multiplied many times
in the same period, he added that
moreover many of the immi-
grants came from an environ
ment where modern traffic was
completely unknown" Those i'm
migrants feel easy prey to mech
anization and consequent acct
dents.
Judge Lowenberg did report
one ray of hope in the gloomy
picture. Drunken driving is al
most unknown in Israel, he said.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22
CONTINUED from Page 81
raise and lower the flag.

Besides all this, my summer at
Belle Aire installed in me a never
before felt love and gratitude for
my religion. The other activities
were extremely enjoyable, but
above all, I shall always keep in
nv heart the remembrance of the
Sabbath services, Havdolah serv-
ices, and even the prayers at all
meals. All campers were moved
by the warmth and closenesS we
felt at these times. / know that
each and every person at camp
was enriched in some way, even
if just for the moment, by the re-
ligious ceremonies we observed.
To these children who have ex-
perienced the various Jewish Gus
toms, it helped them find their
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

needed, or a new love for Juda-
ism.
One of Miss Bea's" pet ex-
pressions TO both councillors and
campers is to always "Radiate
Happiness" I think the counsel
lors. especially. strived to live up
TO this expression. for each coun-
sellor felt that a happy counsellor
makes a happy camper.
AS member of the staff,
cannot express the tremendous
amount of understanding, pa
tience, and knowledge that ]
gained at Belle Aire. Although !
have only given you a brief
sketch of Belle Aire, / know that
l couldn't even fill book with all
there is to say about the camp
the lasting acquaintance that
made, the memories and expert
ences, and most of all the wonder
full miss Bea," who really makes
Belle Aire the fabulous camp that
it is, by her never ceasing love
and devotion for all Of her "chil.
dren."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22
Two Views
On Education

The school of Shammai said,
Zone should select his students
from among those who possess
wisdom, humility, wealth and a
good family background" But the
school of Hillel taught, Teach
everyone, for many a transgressor
has been brought close through
the study of Torah, and from him
have come forth men of character,
and piety."
(Ovoth D'Rabbi, Nathan .
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

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glassine packages, each contain
ing exactly one-half the mix in
the Dromedary box.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-22

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Devils Food Cake there certain advantages the revolutionary
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
Ards Budd To
Wed Sept. 10

Sheriff and Mrs. Mer1an Budd
announce the engagement of their
niece Miss Ardis Elaine Budd of
Lake George, Michigan to George
Chip E. Wood of Lake George,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Wood of Big Rapids, Mich.
The bride elect is the daughter
of the late Averill E. and Molly
Budd She is a graduate of Port
Clinton High School and attended
Bowling Green University. Miss
Budd is now employed in the time
office of the Clare Mfg, at Clare,
Mich.
Mr.. Wood is a graduate of the
Big Rapids High School, and at
tended Ferris Institute at Big
Rapids, Michigan. He served as a
parachute rigger in the Naval Air
Corp during the war, and attained
the rank of 1t. Sr. Grade in the
Naval Reserve. He is now employed
with the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe
Line Co. in the gas storage fields
at Lake George.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember 10th, in the st. Cecilia
Catholic Church at Clare, Michigan
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

A recention of 400 guests was
held in the evening at 7:30 at
Woodville Legion nail. The SCI =
ing table was centered with four
TERED wedding cake, topped with
a miniature bride and groom. Mrs.
Philip RymerS of Dayton and Miss
Joann Micheal, cousins of tie
bride, served the cake. Mrs Rob
ert Browder and Miss Joeva Bar
mes, also cousins of the bride were
in charge of the guest book, and
Miss Winona Schafer, friend of the
bride, was in charge of the gift
book.
The bride graduated from Salem
Oak Harbor high school in 1851
and from the Davis Business Col
lege in Toledo. She is now stem
ographer at Erie Ordnance Depot,
The groom also graduated from
the Salem Oak Harbor high school
with the class of 1850. He has
served years in the U. S. Navy.
When the newly married couple
left on their wedding trip to Little
Bear Lake in Northern Michigan,
the bride wore light blue dress
with white accessories. They will
reside with the brides parents un-
til their apartment is available.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

Leow. Color guards were Mrs
Richard Bassett, Mrs. Carlton Min,
ier, Joyce Stamm, and Pat Gold.
stein. Mrs. Orville Baldwin gave
invocation.
Mayor j. E. Flury welcomed
guests after Mrs. Harry Stebbins
district president, was presented
and response was by Mrs. C. J.
Keller, past department president
Mrs. Hazel Boss, secretary, read
minutes and reports of district
chairmen were given.
Ed Dwyer, commander of Post
No. ia and Clarence Brookmyer
commander of 1st district, brought
greetings. Mrs. Hugh Meinke pre-.
sented a solo, "The Beatitudes"
The address was given by Mrs
Lester Nymon, department presi.
dent. Mrs Charles Mcneil, past de.
partment president, gave benedic.
tion after reports of convention
committees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
Lavonne SatterfieId's Picture In
Columbus Art Show OF Noted Artist

A picture of Port Clinton'S La
Vonne Satterfield will be featured
in a one-man show which talented
Forrest, o., artist, Charlotte Dan
iels, is having at Wilson'S Restau-
rant in Columbus in July and Au-
gust. There will be 81 oil paintings
in the show.
Mrs. Danie1s, VINO is attaining
wide recognition in the art field,
has a picture Morning Coffee" at
the Dayton Art Institute. Findlay
College has bought another of her
paintings, "Web Of Tolerance"
She has had a one man show at
the Toledo Art Club. A painting
she did recently of the founder of
the All club was selected over ma
tional competition.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
Oak Harbor American Legion Members
Hostess Group To Summer District Meet

241 American Legion Auxiliary
members attended the summer con-
vention of District One at Oak Har-
b>r Wednesday, electing Mrs Ever
ett Mason of Mcclure to serve with
Mrs. Harry StebbinS, district presi-
dent, as delegate to the national
convention. Fall conference is at
Holgate.
John A. Fader Unit No. ia was
hostess group for the Convention,
with large attendance of Auxil-
iary members enjoying a we'll
planned and smoothly functioning
meeting.
Mrs. Joseph Stamm, president,
was general chairman. Mrs. Harry
Carpenter was dinner chairman.
Mrs. George Grover was reception
ist. In charge of the professional
was Mrs. Nick Stevens, Mrs. Stamm
gave the call to order, and colors
were advanced by Mrs. Edward
Sharpe, Mrs. Hugh Meinke, Mrs.
Alfred Wendt, and Mrs. Charles
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
! IH
ADMITTED

July z: Mrs. Robert Kirk, Route
2, surgical; Mrs. Lester Thompson,
Oak Harbor Route 1, surgical; Rob
ert L. Wierich, Benton-St, Oak Har-
Dor, surgical.
July 8: Lyra Drace, Route 2, Oak
Harbor, medical; july 8: Mrs.
Maurice Boiling, Port Clinton, surgi.
cal; Mrs. William Finke, Ill
Laurel, medical; Mrs. Howard Hem.
niger, Vickery Route l, medical.
July 10: Mrs. James Duby, 311
w. Perry, medical; Mrs. Douglass
Falkenberg, w. Lake, Road, Rocky
RRiver, neck injury, Qater trans,
ferred to Bay Village hospitaD;
Suzanne Couture, Route 8 medical;
Mrs. DeWolf Perry, 314 Laurel
medical.
July IL: Mark Anderson, 100 E.
Water-st, medical; Robert Linde.
mann, 507 Fulton-st, medical; John
Grow, Lakeside, medical; Mrs
Gertrude Cutcher, 129 Linden
surgical; Richard Kirk, route 8
surgical; Mrs, Nora Wohlers, Rt. 9
surgical; Mrs. James Heilman, 124
N. Railroads., Oak Harbor, medi-
cal.
July IL: Edward Petersen, 800
w. Second-st, surgical; Mrs. 10.
seph Hudak, Marblehead, medical;
Marvin Goodson, 5011a Madison-st,
medical discharged next day..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
Marjorie Rider
Is New District
Head Of Rebekahs

Port Clinton's Marjorie Rider
became president of District 7,
Ohio Rebekah Assembly, at the
53rd special session held at Ere
mont July 6. Other new officers
are Hope Miller, Genoa, vice-presi-
dent; Marie Ellenberger, Por Gin
ton, secretary; and Edna thinner
man, Fremont, treasurer.
Port Clinton was we'll represent
ed at the meeting. ORA's project
this year is laundry equipment for
the Oddfellows Home at Spring
field, and each, district lodge, Ere
mont, Put-in-Bay, Genoa, Port Clin-
ton and Helena, has contributed.
1856 meet will be held in Genoa.
A feature was Fremont's presen-
tation of $75 to the president for
the project, in keeping with the
lodges 18th anniversary. The
money was placed in a wash tub
with clothes which she had to
hang on the line before finding it.
Mrs. Jennie Vroman of Put-in-Bay
is retiring district treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
ATTEND WEDDING

A wedding of much local interest
took place in Corpus Christi church
Mineola, N. Y. July 2 when Joan
Dorothea Hall, daughter of Frank.
lin Herbert Hall and the late Mrs
Hall, who was the former Collette
Sprenger, was wed to adchard c.
Walter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
S. Walter of Winfield Park, N. ]
The bride, who was born in Port
Clinton, is a niece of Edward C.
Sprenger of Fourth-st. Her uncle
Leonard Hall of Oyster Bay, is
chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprenyer attended
the wedding, going down with DR.
an Mrs. E. I. Bodenlos of Fremont
who were close friends of the Halls
when the two families lived here
The Sprengers' returned home with
Frederick Sprenger of Toledo laSt
Friday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15

The Forrest artist asked the Port
Clintonite to sit for her after see
ing LaVonne, a striking brunette,
at the Toledo Museum of Art dur
ing an appearance there of local
artists. Mrs. Daniels first picture
of LaVonne, being used in the
show, is being followed by second
painting, full-length, which she is
now doing for the Satterfields'
ownership.
Mrs. Daniels is expected to be
here for the annual outdoor show
of local artists August %. An
artists reception in her honor will
be held at the Columbus show
locale July 81. LaVonne has been
asked to sing, and Allen Satter-
field will be in the reception Line.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
@C[UB n NEWS
cATAWBA PEACHES

Ten members of the Catawba
Peaches All Club held their meet
ing in the home of Roberta and
Grace Shertzer. An answered roll
call of your favorite food and a
community projedt was discussed.
A date was set for family night.
Sueelle1 Wilkins and Linda Peltier
will play a duet in the rural arts
contest. After recreation, refresh
ments were served. A swimming
party was held July IL, at the home
of Sharon Christensen. The next
meeting will be held at the Justin
Rofkar home on July 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
MOTHERS ROUND TABLE

Sixteen members of Mothers
Round Table with their families
had fine time at a picnic and
entertainment at Catawba Com
munity Hall Sunday night, with
magician Robert Finken providing
an excellent program.
Singing by some of the smallest
children added to the entertain
ment which also was marked by
William Fosters showing of movies
he had taken when club members
came in old time attire at one of
their social events. Mrs. Leroy
HigIey, Mrs. Douglas McDougall,
Mrs. Louis Ceccoli and Mrs. Will
liam Foster were in charge of the
successful event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
DISCHARGED

William Moon, Mrs. Matte Lutz,
Maryl Rice, Adolph Miller, Harry
Davis, Frank Park, Mrs. William
Goebel, Mrs. John Applehans and
twins, Rex Jameson, Arnold Der
niger, Jose Villalon, Mrs. Ralph
Boiling and baby, Mrs. Leonard
Gelacek and baby, Mrs. Vito Men
ier and baby, Mrs. Lawrence Lud-
wigSen and baby, Mrs. Frank Palm,
er, Mrs. Leonard May and baby,
Mrs. Nicholas Silva and baby, Mrs.
Harmon Finken, Mrs. Don Barnes
and baby, Mrs. Joseph Oravec and
baby, James Bennett, Mrs. John
Coyle and baby, Clarence Ander-
son, Mrs. Lawson Heppard, Mrs,
Sam Brown, Mrs. William Gang,
way and baby, Calvin Wayne Coils.
ton, Stephen Ontko, Mrs. Conner
Crawford and baby, Mrs. Charles
Fielder and baby, Mrs. Lester Thorn.
son, Robert Werlich, Mark Ander-
son, Lyra Drace.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
PINS AND NEEDLES Al CLUB
FAMILY NIGHT

The Pins and Needles All Club
held their annual Family Night
The program for the evening
began by Mrs. Kramer giving the
All members parents an idea of
what the All program is this year
Entertainment was furnished by
Dolores Oleksa, who gave a health
talk on "The Proper Breakfast, :"
Shelia Florian gave a demonstra-
ton called "Clean and Shine" and
skits were given by Mary Lou
Duvall, Shelia Florian, Judy Misch,
Rose Marie Kenney, Mary Amato,
and Cheryl Ames. A movie about
All life was shown by Lois Hell
wig.
Refreshments Of sandwiches,
cheese on crackers, and lemonade
were served.
Attending the Family Night were
81 persons. 81 were the All
members parents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
DUPLICATE MEETS

Members of her duplicate club
we're guests of Mrs. Marguerite
Finefrock for an evening of cards
Monday with Mrs. Beulah Klein,
Mrs. Lawrence Richey, Mrs. Verdi
Won Thron, and Mrs. c. Alton
Cover as additional players. Mrs.
Klein and Mrs. Elmer Clemons
won east-West, Mrs. Lewis Mackey
and Mrs. Erwin Rhode won north
south. Mrs. Leo Glickman will have
the August meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
DAV AUXILIARY


Plans for an August Il picnic at
Gem-Terrace were made by mem
bers of DAV Auxiliary No. % at
a meeting Monday night in Legion
Home at which new commander
Ivy Fehr appointed these commit
tees: membership, Marie Kruse,
Mary Jane Dirnberg; Americanism,
Cora Buchanan; hospital, Marie Os-
borne; welfare and child welfare,
Marie Ellenberger; patriotic, Min
ME Baldwin; color bearer, Irene
MINER; banner bearer, Helen Spit
ler; sergeant at arms, Gertrude
Hrupcho; publicity, Marie Osborne,
Francis Dirnberg; auditing, Lillian
Hiss, Sally Short, Marie Osborne;
conductress, Sally Short; ways and
means, Helen Splitter, Irene MINER,
Gertrude Hrupcho; executive, Sally
Short, Minnie Baldwin alternate.
Next meeting is Sept. II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
jeanne Humphrey Weds Donald Konieczny
In Beautiful July Nuptials In Toledo

Joanne Marguerite Humphrey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
H. Humphrey, 139 Benton ST., Oak
Harbor, and Donald j. Konieczny,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Konie-
czny, R. F. d. 3, Oak Harbor, we're
united In a double ring ceremony
on July 9th at 11:30 Am. in the
Rosary Cathedral Chapel in To
ledo. Rev. Smith solemnized the
nuptials before an altar adorned
with two bouquets of white glad
iolas and white NUNS. The we'd
ding was a closed ceremony with
only the immediate family and
close friends.
The bride wore beautiful gown
of nylon tulle and imported chan
tilly-type lace, when she was given
in marriage by her father. 1t was
floor length with square neck
line of lace bodice and draped
tulle inset across the bosom. The
full skirt of tulle had two inser-
tions of lace. Her long sleeves of
lace were diamond point. A juliet
cap of seed pearls held her finger
tip nylon veil of illusion and she
carried a cascade bouquet of pink
sweetheart roses.
Connie Konieczny of Graytown,
and Vickie Holewinski of Toledo,
nieces of the groom, were the
flower girls. They wore light green
crystalitte floor length dresses and
carried little baskets of baby rose
buds and daises. Their head pieces
were bands of white rose buds and
their gifts were little silver cross
eS.
Maid of honor was Miss Mary
Husmprey of Oak Harbor, sister
of the bride. Bridesmaids were
Miss Joann Konieczny of Oak Har-
Dor, sister ,of the groom, and Mrs.
Barbara Gerogosian, Harbor Road,
Port Clinton, friend of the bride.
The ballerina length gowns of the
attendants were of crystalette and
were Identical in style. Miss Hum
phrey's gown was pink, Miss kon-
ieczny's was yellow and Mrs. Gero-
gosian's was blue. They wore pic
ture hats of net that matched the
color of their dresses, and pearls
and earrings that were the gift of
the bride. Their bouquets were of
imported bone fans arranged with
pink baby rose buds and carna-
tions.
Carl Konieczny of Oak Harbor,
served his brother as best man.
Ushers were Ronald Gayewske of
Toledo, cousin of the groom, and
Sturat Humphrey of Oak Harbor,
cousin oil the bride, The groom
and his attendants wore white din
ner jackets, with black trousers
and each wore a white carnation
boutonniere. a
Mrs. Humphrey wore nylon
chiffon blueprint dress with white
accessories and corsage of white
carnations and pink rose buds for
her daughters wedding.
Mrs. Konieczny wore a brown
print chanting dress with white
accessories and a corsage of white
carnations and pink rose buds for
her sons wedding.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
fAREW GIFT

Mrs. ROLAND Hydinger enter
tanned her sewing club at her San
dusky home last Wednesday. A
goin away gift was presented to
another member, Mrs. Emil Ihnat,
whose husband has been transfer
red to Bristol, Conn.
Other members present were:
Mrs. Richard Wiechel, Mrs. Gordon
Wahlers, Mrs. David Lynch, Mrs.
Gerald Hannah, Mrs. Jack Witker,
and Mrs. Duane Spangler.
Unable to be present were Mrs.
Milton Going and Mrs. Peter But
chko Jr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
SHOWER GIVEN

A stork shower for Mrs. Jim
Wisler, was given Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Stamm with
Mrs. James Kern winning door
prize, Mrs. Windnagel and Mrs
Wolf winning other awards, and
a number of smaller prizes going
to winners at bingo. Mrs. Robert
Stamm and Miss Joyce Stamm
were hostesseS.
Guest list included: Mesdames
Clarence Lenz, Franklin Gluth,
William Stamm, Frank Stamm, Al
bert Stamm, Robert Wolf, James
Kern, Reuben Kern, Edward Dwy-
er, Eugene Windnagel, Fred Grieg-
er, Charles Buchanan, Ferdinand
Porath, Troy Sheriff., Perry Wis
ler, Joseph Stamm, Edward Sharpe
Anna Chic, William Barber, Joe
Smith, Lulu Mays, and George
Grover; and Misses Ann Kern,
Cindy and Sharon, Pat Goldsteln,
Luane Wisler, Ruth Lenz, 10 Ann
Michel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
BENoITS HONoRED

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Benoit we're
honored Saturday evening with a
surprise party observing their
twentieth wedding anniversary
The party was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lakner in Bay
bridge, where the Benoits operate
general store and the Postoffice.
Forty couples, friends and neigh
borS were in attendance and a
group gift was presented the jubi-
larians.
Music and game contests high
lighted the delightful social even
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
HAVE DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Smith
and Shirley entertained at dinner
within the past week the following
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Otto Koontz of Washington
D. C. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pelz and
daughters Mary Ann and jamie of
Fort Wayne, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel G. Koch, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey E. Deepen, all of Tiffin,
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron l.. Koch
of McCutchensville, Ohio, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Smith and children
Martin and Caroline and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Pulschen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-15
PINS AND NEEDLES All CLUB

The Pins and Needles All Club
met in the home of Judy Hephner
July 5, at 700 pm.
The meeting was called to order
and the All pledge was said. The
roll call was answered by the mem
bers favorite name.
The Family Mite plans were dis
cussed and committees for Family
Mite met.
Also discussed was the community
project which is to be discussed
further at the following meeting.
The meeting was adjourned and
refreshments were served.