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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
|Terps Looking
For Answer 10
Kentucky Loss

Kentucky, which visits Mary
land Thursday night. will know
more after tonight's game with
DePaul whether it is overrated
or whether Saturday nights de.
feat at the hands of Temple was
in the class Of the Georgia Tech
shocker of last year.
Maryland has done its part
about taking an unbeaten record
into the Kentucky game, and
the Wildcats appeared a lock
to do the same after beating
Louisiana State at Baton Rouge
in their opening game.
But Temple became the second
team to beat Kentucky at home
since l943 with its 1851 victory
at Lexington on Saturday. To-
nights game also is at Lex
ington.
The two big games for Attain
tic Coast Conference teams this
week are the Wildcats visit to
Maryland. and North Carolina
States Saturday night date with
West Virginia's Southern Con-
ference champions at Raleigh.
In the early-season games the
ACC is stacking up as expected,
with the Big Three in Carolina
and Maryland in the first d.
vision and the others in the
second.
North Carolina, Duke and
Maryland are 30 for the season
and 80 for all games, while N. C.
State probably will tie for the
top tonight when it visits Glenn
son. The Wolfpack has won four
straight.
Another big non conference
game this week will find Ala
bama, which may be the team
to beat in the Southeastern
Conference. at North Carolina
wednesday. Alabama won the
Birmingham Classic last week
end.
Conference prestige also will
be at stake this week end when
Duke makes two-night stand
in Philadelphia, meeting Penn
Friday night and Villanova Sat-
urday.
The conference games this
week are N. c. States clashes
with Clemson and South Caro-
lima. Wake Forest at Virginia
tonight. Virginia on a trip to
Clemson and South Carolina,
and North Carolina at Maryland
on Saturday.
Standings:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
New YorkBan
Ring Managers
|GuiIdasMenace

NEW YORK, Dec. IL R.-
The State Athletic Commission,
declaring the Boxing Guild of
New York is a continuing men
ace to the integrity of boxing.
ruled today that any licensee
who is a member of the guild
as Of next January Is will have
his license revoked or suspended.
The commission made its find
Iings after a general inquiry into
boxing that started May 6.
Continued operation of the
guild would reduce the COM
mission to an empty shell sub
lservient to the whim, caprice and
dictates Of the guild" Julius
Helfand, commission chairman,
said.
The guild is composed mainly
of boxing managers. Membership
will be considered an act detri-
mental to the best interests of
boxing generally under an
amendment to the State boxing
code which will go into effect
"wednesday. Helfand said.
Only Two on Commission
The chairman explained the
amendment would be adopted
"wednesday because Bob Chris
Itenberry, the other member Of
the commission. could not be
present until then. The three
man commission hasn't a third
member currently but only two
Iare needed to act.
Helfand said Christenberry
has assured him Of his support
lon any measures required.
Members of the guild include
managers of world champions
and most leading fighters OF the
State.
Charley Johnston, president Of
the International Guild. parent
body of the New York group and
Ia member of the New York chap
ter. manages Archie Moore, light
heavyweight champion: Sandy
Saddler. featherweight cham
pion, and Eduardo Lausse Of Ar
gentina. middleweight contender.
Well Also Member
AL WE'LL, manager Of Rocky
Marciano, is a member. as are
several Of Ray Robinson's brain
trust" Associated with Sugar
Ray. middleweight titleholder,
are George Gainford. Ernie
Bracca and Vic Marsillo, all
guild members.
Gus D'Amato. guild vice pres
ident, manages Floyd Patterson,
the top-ranking light-heavy-
weight contender. Willie Ketch-
UNI, another guild member,
manages Jimmy Carter, former
lightweight champion, while Bill
DAILY manages Vince Martinez of
Paterson. N. j., a welterweight
contender.
It was q charge by Martinez
that he was being "blacklisted"
by the guild that started the
inquiry. Martinez had broken
with DAILY and charged that after
that he couldn't get any fights.
A few months ago Daily and
Martinez got together again and
signed a new contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

last three years. but the Cleve-
land-Los Angeles battles Of 1850
and 1851 had the fans gasping.
The Browns, completing their
triumphant switch from the ALI
America Conference to the NIL.
won the first time, 1923, on Lou
Groza's 16-yard goal with %
seconds to play. The Rams
evened the count the next year.
24-17, with the winning touch
down a 73-yard pass play from
Norm Van Brocklin to Tom
Fears.
Van Brocklin was pitching at
the same old stand yesterday as
the Rams clinched the Western
Division title with a 31-17 VIC
tory over Green Bay. But it was
Ronnie Waller. a rookie from the
University Of Maryland. who
brought the cheers from the
crowd Of 90.535 in Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum. The crowd,
incidentally, was the biggest Of
the professional season, although
that figure probably will be
topped in the playoff on the
same field.
The Rams went into the
game knowing they had to win.
for the scoreboard showed the
second-place Chicago Bears had
completed their season by beat
ing Philadelphia, 1910. Waller
ripped of q 55-yard touch
down run on the fourth play Of
the game and the Rams were
never headed. He also scored
two more touchdowns on short
plunges.
Skeet Quinlan, one Of the Rams
veterans, got the other Los
Angeles touchdown on q spec
See PRO FOOTBALL, Page C-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
Repeat Of '5O-'51 Thri||ers
Looked for in Pros PIayoff
Ronnie Waller
Sparks Rams to
Title Come Spot
BY the Associated Press

It will be the Cleveland Browns
VS.. the Los Angeles Rams again
for the National Football League
title December 26. and If past
playoh records mean anything,
it should be a thriller.
Otto Graham 81 Co. haven't
met the Rams in a playof In the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11

visitors of relatives in Mansfield,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Snider and
Barbara were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. LantZ in Toledo
Sunday. Others enjoying the oc-
casion were Robert GerogoSian Of
Gypsum and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jeremy, Clair and Edward of Port
Clinton.
The w. S. C. S. of LaCarne
Methodist Church. met in the
Church Thursday evening. Mrs. Ida
Kirk had charge of the devotional
and also read an interesting article
on foreign missions. Mrs. Clarence
Cotner had an interesting program
on Youth in the City" She was
assisted by Helen Lukac, Mrs. Ma
son Holcomb and Mrs. Dorothy
Kestner. Mrs. w. F. Martin was
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis LeFevre,
Janet and Janice visited Mrs. Hat
tie Reep in Cleveland Saturday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
Longest Way Round
Shortest Way Home

A 25-foot building moved from
Erie Ordnance Depot to Bay-twp
had to take the long way around
after leaving EOD last Thursday.
and arriving at its new destination
Tuesday.
One of EOD's former hospital
buildings which were sold as sur
plus, the structure was bought bv
John Rosiar for use at his fishing
camp. 1t was too big to pass under
railroad overheads here, so it had
to be taken to Lockwood-Rd, Bay
Shore Road and then back through
Port Clinton TO Route So. The
sheriffs department aided with
traffic control during the moving
process.
Last Fridays fog interrupted the
moving process, and the building
was parked at Basiley's till Mon
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
MUSIC PUPILS
PLACE HIGH Up

Port Clinton High School instru-
mental ensembles, under the direc-
ton of David Stanton, received
four rs and one II in the district
contest at Heidelberg College Sat-,
March 5. In addition the instru-
mental soloists received two rs,
three IFS and two HIS in the same
contest.
The contest ratings were as fol
lows: |, superior; II, Excellent;
Ill, Good; w, Fair; V, Poor.
The ensembles receiving Num-
ber l ratings we're: Brass Sextet
composed of Jane Reynolds, Fran
ces Roose, Frank Brough, Nancy
Jones, Jane Minoff, and Robert
Stetson; Trombone Quartet COM
posed of Nancy Jones, Dorothy
Rofkar, Jim Minoff. and Ron Gu
las; Flute Trio composed of Shar-
on Anderson. Jill Meyer. and Ko-
reen Stahl; and Trumpet Trio COM
pooSu VI JdilC llCyiioiuo, FL diNCo
Roose, and Ftythe Duffy. Frank
Brough, Barbara Brokate, Nancy
Leggett, and Evelyn Shelter COM
posing French Horn Quartet rated
Numebr ii.
Soloists taking first rating were:
Jane Reynolds, Trumpet Solo and
Ardith Granstaffy Drum Solo.
Second rating went to Nancy
Jones, Trombone Solo; Barbara
Brokate, French Horn Solo; and
Douglas Meyer, Clarinet Solo. Jill
Meyer, Flute Solo and Barbara
Yensen, Clarinet Solo took third
rating.
Clarinet Quartet consisting of
Scott Carter, Patti Eurenius, Doug
Meyer, and Judy Stucky will enter
the contest at Lorain on Saturday,
March IL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY

A special Lenten program was
presented Monday evening when
the Altar and Rosary Society of
immaculate Conception held its
monthly meeting in the school
hall.
Concluding the regular business
meeting, Mrs. Delbert Wilson re-
ported fcr st. Hyacinth Medical
Mission and Mrs. Christ Dubbert
for Deanery. Mrs. Charles Scherer
accepted Craftsmanship for the fu-
ture sale of special light bulbs.
Registrations were completed for
the proposed Diocesan group trip
to Columbus this week to view
State Legislature in action.
Following the meeting the Rev.
Earl Schmidt addressed the group.
Christopher Records and Lenten
screen shorts concluded the eve
ming, with Mrs. John Letter
awarded door prize.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
LADIES OF THE MOOSE

Moosehaven Committee Chapter
Night was held Monday evening.
Chairman Rosella st. Clair ex-
planned the committees yearly
project. They are to help purchase
electric dishWasherS for Moose
haven. A short discussion was held
on the operation of electric disl-
WiShers.
Mrs. Marie Pohnson, sponsored
by Mabel Eaton, was initiated.
Balloting was favorable on Mrs.
Audry Cimprity, sponsored by
Loretta Harger.
Plans were made for the chapter
to participate in "Mooseleart Baby
Village Day. at Toledo Moose Hall
Sunday, March goth. Members OF
the L..T.M. and W.O.T.M. and visi
tors are invited to attend
Chairman were notified to com.
plete attendance records d mon.
thly committee meetings. These
are to be sent to the Grand Re.
rorder by March 31St so that co.
workers may be checked as to
eligibility for New Horizon Certi
ficateS.
There will be an Executive com
mittee meeting March IA at 8 pm
in the Moose Hall. Also ritual
practice for those participating in
the Toledo program.
Ire Hospital committee has
tickets available for the card party
and bake sale on March 80. Home
making committee will present
their chapter night program Apri
4th. Academy of Friendship meet
ing March % at the home of Ar
drey Telep. Reports are due at the
next meeting from Publicity, So
cial Service, Moosehaven and Mem
berShip Committees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
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ADMITTED

ADMITTED
March 3: Orville Baldwin, Oak
Harbor, Route 1, medical; Mrs.
Francis Twarek, Box 755, Lakeside,
medical.
March 3: Kathy Andrews, Route
2, surgical; Atty William Moon,
118 Futon-st, surgical; Don Deu-
Schle, Route 3, surgical.
March 4: Mrs. Louis Dirnberg,
401 Church-st, Oak Harbor, medi-
cal.
March 6: Richard Johnson. 224
Lincoln Drive, medical; Mrs. Aaron
Ungerer, Jackson-st, surgical; Cor
don Cooper, 430 E. Perry-St, surgi-
cal.
March 7: Chester Kurtz. 418
Monroe-st, surgical.
March 8: Mrs. James Edwards.
225 Buckeye Blvd, surgical; Jack
Dudd, 327 Jackson, medical; Fred
Gross, Put-in-Bay, medical; Joseph
inc Wohlers, medical; Mrs. Walter
Apling, Rt. l, Oak Harbor, surgical;
Dietrick Bergman, Rt. l, medical.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11

Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Tester, in 10 am. ceremony
Solemnized at the Chapei-By-The-
Sea by the Rev George E. Bauer.
The Testers live in Illinois, but
have also been spending the winter
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown and
daughter, Short-st, were in Florida
for the wedding and Bob was best
man at the nuptials. They returned
February 26.
Barbara was lovely in white lace
and tulle, with fingertip sleeves.
The ballerina length gown 1ad
white lace jacket fastening with
satin buttons. Her fingertip veil
fell from lace cap, and she car
ried a bouquet of white roses, car
nations and lilies of the valley.
Beverly Brown was maid of hon
or in pink and Joan Smith was
bridesmaid in blue. They carried
NUNS, tinted pink or blue to con-
traSt with their gowns. Eldon Au-
kin, Fort Myers Beach, ushered.
Mrs. Brown chose gown of
slate blue, trimmed in navy velvet,
with navy accessories for her
daughters wedding. Mrs. Tester
wore gown of charcoal trimmed
in avocado green. Their covsageS
were pink carnations. A reception
for $50 guests was held at Gull
Cove Trailer Park, and wedding
| dinner was at Holmes restaurant.
The new Mrs. Tester left hel
senior class studies in January
but will complete her remaining
half semester of high school next
| year
The couple honeymooned al
Winter Haven, Fla, and then left
for California where the groom ex
pected to get new assignment, pos
sibly in Illinois.
The Browns expect to return tc
Port Clinton in few weeks after
their winter stay in the south.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
SHOWER GIVEN

Courthouse girls joined Thurs
day night for a stork shower hon
oring Mrs. Bud Luebcke and baby
SON Tim, with Charlene Fleming
Kathryn Budd, and Gladys Hens
ler arranging a $50 potluck sup
per at the courthouse. A high
chair was the gift of the group,
who included Velma Sauvey, Ann
Nelson, Carol Tewers, Eula Nc.
Richie, Grace Blevin, Ruth Min.
ier, Evelyn Finke, Lorna Gulau
Irene Christensen, Roseland Rho
da, Edna Reitz, Elizabeth Offer,
man, Marcella Dehring, Helen No.
yak, Marilyn Winke, Marion Ras
musSen, Norma Hudak, Eva Seu
fert, Emma Davis, Gilmore Vallese
Marcele Michael, and Evelyn Tru
eX.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
ELK LADIES MEET

The Elk Ladies meet last night
at the ElkS Lodge with 80 attend
ing Mrs. Ards Chapman presided
over the business meeting. The
group voted to donate to the Cere-
bral Palsy fund through the new
Fremont center which is being
opened instead of to the state.
Funds for this purpose will be
raised by a bake sale the date of
which will be announced later.
Following the business meeting
Mrs. Lawrence Ludwigsen was
honored with baby shower
Games and lunch were enjoyed
Serving on the committee were
Mrs. William Misch, Mrs. Robert
Sauer, and Mrs. Edward Minder-
man.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
LENTEN TEA

The Rev Ernest Kempfer, former
pastor of Peace Lutheran church.
returned from Toledo last WedneS-
day to speak at the annual Lenten
Tea sponsored by the Ladies Aid
of the church. One of the most
successful Lenten Teas there in re-
cent years, it was attended by 125
women from many local congrega-
tionS.
Mrs. Lester Short, Ladies Aid
president, gave the address of vel
come and Mrs. Frederick Below
presented devotions. The Rev,
Hartwig Pruess gave the closing
prayer. Mrs. Nick Christensen and
Mrs. John Loehden poured at the
beautifully appointed tea table,
with lace cloth and floral center
piece the setting for an array of
beautiful tea cakes and sand
wiches. The high school Girls
Chorus directed by Printy Arthur,
sang.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
PINocHLE CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Wilbur Ahrens entertained
her Monday evening pinochle club
this week and instead of the u.s.
ual card game the group enjoyed
the television show Peter. Pan. "
Prizes were awarded by drawing
cards with Mrs. Don Petersen
high, and Mrs. Richard Smith
and Mrs. Donald Quisno low. De-
licious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Crohen, 800
E. 2nd-st are announcing the mar
riage of their daughter Margaret to
Robert Mayne, son of Mrs. Ann
Mayne, Los Angeles. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Robinson at
tended the couple at the ceremony
performed in Las Vegas, Nevada
February 26th. For ier wedding
the bride was attired in an Old
Rose Brocade cocktail length dress,
sleeveless, made with scooped
neckline. Her accessories were
Navy blue and she wore old rose
colored elbow length gloves. Mrs
Chase wore a blue ensemble with
white accessories. Both wore rose
corSageS.
The bride graduated from Port
Clinton High school and is secre.
tary to Andrew Hickok who is
Business Manager for the Desilu
Productions in Hollywood. Mr.
Mayne is a graduate of John Mar.
shall High school in Los Angeles
and he attended Los Angeles City
College. He was born in Ironton
Ohio.
They will be at home at 1440 N
Gardner Street, Hollywood, Calf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
George Fielder
Takes Texas Bride

Mrs. Ginetle Rouse, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hutsko of San
Antonio, Texas and George Fielder
were united in marriage at $50
pm. Saturday in the Methodist
Church in Oak Harbor The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Fielder, 319 Ottawa Street, Oak
Harbor.
For her wedding the bride wore
a Navy blue suit with light pink
accessories and white orchid.
Mrs. Walter Chic, sister of the
groom, was the matron of honor
and her suit was Navy blue with
lavender accessories. She also
wore an orchid.
Walter Chic of Oak Harbor was
the best man. For her daughter S
wedding Mrs. HutSko wore black
dress with white accessories and
pink carnations. Mrs. Fielder wore
Navy blue dress trimmed in light
pink georgette and her corSage
was violets and pink roses.
A wedding dinner was served to
twenty-one guests at the Warner
Hotel. Aunt of the groom, Miss
Margaret Julian of Jackson, Mich.
asked the blessing. Two hundred
guests attended the reception at
the K. of C. hall.
After wedding trip to Michigan
the young couple will reside at
226la Church Street in Oak Har-
Dor.
The bride attended secretarial
school in France and has been a
secretary for the E. G. Hendrix
Company, San Antonio, Texas. The
groom graduated from Oak Har
Dor High School and is employed
at E.O.D.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
Italian Officers
Visit Erie Depot

Erie Ordnance Depot was host
to approximately 30 military Off
GERS of the Italian Government
Wednesday. During tleir brief one
day stay at the depot, they were
welcomed by the Commanding Of
ficer, Col Elmer w. Grubbs, Erie
Ordnance Depot, and were escorted
on an official tour of the depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
Garden Clubs Unite To Back Project
Of Community Improvement And Beauty

Council President Lee Bracken
met with Port Clinton Garden Club
at its March gathering Monday
night in the home of Mrs. w. G..
Sessler to hear suggestions for a
program of community beautifica-
ton that resulted from an earlier
conference of local Garden Club
representatives.
Identification of the lakefront
by planting of Shrubbery at the
Perry-St beach, erection of addi-
tional benches there, beautifica,
tion of waterworks park, and a
program of spraying to keep Port
Clinton trees safe from disease
were discussed. Mr.. Bracken will
present the ideas to council.
The program was discussed at a
meeting Friday night in the home
of Mrs. Adolph Frazier. Attending
were Mrs. Clifton Kirk, Mrs. Eric
Dalmaine, Alta Brohl, Mrs. Ralph
Wedekind, Mrs. Frazier, Port Gin
ton Garden Club; Mrs. B. B
Brough, Mrs. Delbert Wilson, Mrs
George Oleksa, Mrs. Norman
Rounds, Sunrise; Mrs. Clarence
Bugbee, Firelands; Mrs. Kenneth
Krupp, Home and Garden Club.
Care of the old grinding stone
from the Lockwood property, now
on AdamS-St boulevard, was anoth
er item brought up. Garden Club
members would like to see it suit
ably displayed and surrounded by
proper landscaping effects.
Realizing that only a long range
program can bring about hoped
for improvements, Garden Clut
members expressed willingness,
to work with council.
Port Clinton Garden Clubs civ
ic committee inStituting the plar
was Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Dalmaine
and Miss Brohl; and the new Civic
Club committee will be Mrs. ]. C
Heckler, Mrs. H. r. Clausen anC
Mrs. Wedekind.
Arrangements for a showing O
pictures by tree company offer
ing the tree spray service is bein.
made by the Port Clinton Gardel
Club, and Council as we'll as any
one interested will be invited tt
attend.
Mrs. Heckler had Monda,
nights program, displaying glox
inias and philodendron supplied
by Mrs Bertha Woner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
GO TO ALABAMA

Port Clinton will be losing a
popular local family as residents
next week, but it will be only tenn
porarily. Clarence w. Lowien, Jr..
supervisor at Erie Ordnance Depot,
starts 43-week's special training
course at Redstone Arsenal, Hunts
vile. Alabama, on March %. Mrs.
Lowien and Skipper" will go "a
long, and will live in Huntsville
while he is in school there. The
Lowiens' are storing their furni-
ture from their home, 1853 West
Loop, moving this Saturday with
her parents, the Lester Shorts, un-
til their departure for Huntsville
around March 10.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
ARE WE'D

Of interest to local friends will
be announcement of the wedding
of Rutijoanne Bolyard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Reynolds
of Bellevue, and lisha L. Jones,
Fremont, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Jones of North Carolina, which
took place in Bellevue Feb. %. Mr..
Jones is employed at Erie Ord
nance Depot. They will reside in
Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
YACHT CLUB

Port Clinton Yacht Club will
have a st. Patrick's Dance, Sat.
March IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Montgomery are the chairmen of
the committee assisted by Mr. and
Mrs Paul Sahs, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
Krupp and DR.. and Mrs. Ken Cart
er.
Friday, March 18 at $50 there
will be Yacht Club meeting and
Shipmates meeting.
A Kraut Feed is planned for
Saturday, March 26 with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Jeremy. chairmen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clemons, Mr.
and Mrs. AL Kalb, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Reynolds and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Mackeys Sr. assisting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
E.U.B. Church
Plans Improvement

The Rev. J. V. Bigelow, pastor of
the Evangelical United Brethren
church, appeared before city coun-
Gil Tuesday for advice on the mat
ter of improving sidewalks at the
church.
He was advised to confer with
Safety Service Director Walter
Wagener.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
SET DATE

A popular local couple. Miss
Phyllis Besso and Roland Schu-
maker, has set Saturday, April %,
as date for their wedding, and an
nouncement of the forthcoming
nuptials is being made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Merlin E. BeSso, 716 Mon
roe-St, parents of the bride-elect.
Mr. Schumacher is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Schumacher, La
Carne.
Miss Besso, a 1858 graduate of
PCHS, is in the development and
engineering division at Erie Ord
nance Depot Mr.. Schumacher, who
was graduated from Salem-Oak
Harbor in 1949, is engaged in
farming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Martha Kuebler, Ohio Edi-
son Building, has returned home
from months Florida stay dur
ing which she was the houseguest
of Mrs. Media Mundwiler at her
newly purchased Fort Lauderdale
home They visited the Harry Cal
lalans at Dania, near Hollywood,
and found Harry improving after
his recent hospital stay and plan
ming to return to Port Clinton
soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-11
Patient Taken
To New Orleans

Warthon (Skip) French was taken
to Chicago Wednesday morning by
Neidecker, Eberle, LeVeck ambu-
lance where he was placed on a
train for New Orleans. He had been
a patient at Magruder Hospital fol
lowing a stroke several weeks ago.