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The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Eisenhower Sends
Letter to Bulganin
On Disarmament

DENVER, R-President Eisen-
hover took command anew Of the
American program for world
peace today as medical bulletins
reflected increasing progress along
the slow road to complete recov-
cry. A 7 am. (MST medical bull
letin carried the familiar cheerful
note:
''The President had another
good nights sleep of eight hours.
His condition continues to pro-
gress satisfactorily y ~~
His 25-minute bedside confer
ence with Secretary of State Dull
les yesterday produced a new let
ter on disarmament to Soviet Pre-
mier Nikoli Bulganin. And it also
brought another warning the US.
will not reduce its military power
without guarantees Russia will do
likewise.
The Presidents heart stood the
conference so well that his broth
er, DR.. Milton Eisenhower, was
invited to fly in to see him.
What Eisenhower wrote Bull
ganin, in page and a half letter,
will not be disclosed until the
Russian Premier has received it in
Moscow. But Dulles told a Denver
White House news conference:
eve do not anticipate any re-
duction of our total power unless
we can be sure that there is cor
responding reduction elsewhere"
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Elderly Couple Die of
Heart Attacks Together

NEW PALTZ, NY, R-Mrs.
Frank Waldron called a doctor
early today and asked him to hur-
ny to her home, saying her 80
year-old husband was suffering
a heart attack.
The doctor arrived a short time
later to find Waldron, a retired
carpenter, lying dead on his bed
Beside him was his 78-year-old
wife. She, too, was dead.
Authorities said later both had
died of heart attacks at approx
mately the same time.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Red China Says AZ Are
Free to Leave But Have
Not Applied for Exit

TOKYO, R-Communist China
said today At Americans behind
the Bamboo Curtain are free to
leave any time they apply for de
parture and said it is examining
the cases Of 10 other Americans
accused of crimes.
The official Peiping radio quot
ed Peoples Daily, the official
party newspaper, as saying the AZ
have not applied for exit permits
The broadcast said in accord
ance with its agreement with the
United States at Geneva, Red Chi
ma lis now examining their cases
tthe 49, one by one according to
Chinese legal procedure and !.
will inform the British charge
d'affaires in Peiping of the result"
Under the agreement, the Brit
ish diplomat was selected to act
for any American wishing to leave
Red China.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
School Girl Killed
In Plunge From
Fairs Ferris Wheel

DALLAS, Texas, PA high
school girl was plunged to her
death here yesterday at the state
fair of Texas when pivot on a
9O-foot-high ferris wheel broke
and dropped her seat to the
ground.
Cynthia Combest, IL, a member
Of the Memphis, Tex, high school
band, was dead on arrival at Bay
Tor Hospital Two companions in
the seat with her-Kay Leslie, Is,
and Barbara Allen, 14-were in
jured critically
Thousands Of fair-goers gasped
in horror or screamed as they saw
the girls, dressed in their band
uniforms, in the death plunge.
Two other youngsters received
minor injuries when they were
struck by the falling sky wheel
seat.
"They just fell on me and
knocked a cash in my head; they
fell right through to the bottom, /"
sobbed Mollie Balfour, 10. Bobbie
Winchester, Is, also was hit by
the seat.
Witnesses said the seat was near
the top of the big double wheel
when the pivot broke and dropped
the seat onto the fair midway.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Would Be Costly Error to Bar Women
AT Arctic Radar Bases, Says Canadian

EDMONTON, Alta, "a Can
adian air force expert on the north
says it would be a costly mistake
to make arctic radar stations out
of bounds to women.
Squadron Leader Scott Alexan-
der told the Defense Medical As
ISOLATION that more attention
should be paid to personnel prob
lens that will come with manning
the Distant Early Warning radar
line in the Canadian Arctic
'None of the responsible bodies
seem to be planning quarters for
married couples" he said.
Married couples tend to stay
two or three years in the north,
while single men barely speak to
one another after being confined
for six months"
Under these circumstances, the
airlifting of unmarried employees
to and from the Far North would
involve huge cost.
Alexander, a former mounted
policeman who is commanding Of
ficer Of the RCAF survival train
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Kefauver COmmendS US.
Aid Program in Far East;
Flies to Anchorage Oct. Is

TOKYO, R-Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn), completing a world
tour, said today US. foreign aid
in general is IAN excellent pro-
gram but added 1--WE shouldn't
give the impression we're going
to be there forever"
Kefauver'S trip took him to
Russia and through Southeast
Asia. He arrived in Tokyo from
South Korea today and leaves to-
morrow for home via Anchorage,
Alaska.
Kefauver said in an interview
he told South Korean President
Syngman Rhee that recent dem
onstrations against the Korean
truce commission could be inter
preted as anti-American."
President Rhee seemed con-
cerned at that" Kefauver said.
He described US. soldiers there
as "the finest representatives Am
erica as anywhere"
Regarding foreign aid in gener-
al, Kefauver said:
eve want all these nations to
get on their own feet. We should
put more stress on economic aid.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12

ing school here, also said use
should be made of the 1000 Eski-
mos living on the arctic coast.
''They can become about the
worlds finest mechanics" he said.
He recommended that only
those who believe they would like
the life be accepted as DEW per
sonnet.
Some persons, he said, can be
annoyed out of proportion" by
such things as crude sanitary ia
cilities.
The 3,OOO-mile, $25O,OOO,OOO
DEW line-which is being built
by the United States-is expected
to be in operation in late 1857, al
though the target date for COM
pletion is secret.
A good part of the radar equip
ment. is automatic and as few as
1000 men may be needed to man
it. It apparently has not yet been
decided whether manning will be
done by Americans or Canadians
or both.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
BOAT NEWS

The MS. Fortuna completed
discharging supplies for contrac-
tors last night and departed for
Seattle.
The MS. Tonsina is now dis
charging at Unalakleet.
The MS. Coastal Rambler is
discharging freight here.
The MS. North Star Of the
ANS is discharging freight down
the coast and has not reached
Nunivak Island yet to take on
reindeer meat.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Nome Has Barely Enough Power,
Will Get 6OOkw. Unit Next Spring

, Power problems were discussed
Monday evening at the City Coun-
Gil meeting with questions being
answered by Utilities Manager
Luther Dunbar and Board Chair
man Tom Martin.
They explained to the satisfac-
ton Of the Council that until q
new unit can be added to the
present plant no additional power
can be allocated to any part OF
town, nor is there any use in sur
veying the outside line service
until this unit is installed.
The spokesman for the board
stated that it is planned to install
600-kilowatt unit in the spring
and then the city will have ample
power for all present needs. The
unit is estimated to~cost around
$4,000 but will be paid for over
period of years. Until then there
is barely enough power to supply
present needs.
Police Report
During the month of September
there were "a arrests, $3.50 collect
ed in fines, and 7 dogs disposed Of
Forty-n complaints were in
vestigated and II juvenile cases
were handled.
Fire Department Report
Two fires were reported for the
month. Alaska Airlines' hangar at
the City field, from the entrance
conduit in the electric supply line
One home fire, smokestack fire.
A total of SAT was paid to volun-
teerS
The fire chief reported that over
100 homes and businesses were
visited for fire inspection with
the violation Of dirty stacks being
the most common.
United Nations Day. Oct. "a,
will be observed by the city i'm
some appropriate manner, it was
announced.
League of Alaska Cities meeting
will be held in Palmer on Oct. %,
80 and 81. John McNees, who will
be in Palmer at that time on other
business will represent the city
He was instructed to gather
material and suggestions on how
other cities compiled their ordi-
nances and to see what could be
done about individual shippers
who avoid the city sales tax which
is now not covered by the ordi-
nance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Perry Celebrate
Silver Anniversary At Reception In
CIO Hall; Heirloom Wedding Cups Used

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Perry, Madi-
son-st, drank from wedding cups
belonging to her maternal grand
parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Kahler, Sr., as they celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Saturday night at delightful re-
ception in CIO Hall. One hundred
friends and relatives joined them
for the anniversary celebration,
for which Mrs. Ida Prohaska, Mrs
Donald Rhodes and Mrs. Emery
Floro were hostesses.
A dinner at the Island House
preceding the reception had covers
arranged for the honor guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Rhodes, Jacob
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Floro,
Mrs. Ida Prohaska, and David
Minderman.
Centering the table for the buff
fet luncheon at the reception was
a beautiful centerpiece of lilies,
NUNS and snap dragons, with tap
ers and silver leaves carrying out
color. motif of blue, silver and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
200 Attend St. John
Lenten Tea March Ii
by MiScH

Two hundred women from all
churches were guests Wednesday
when the annual Lenten Tea at St.
joan Lutheran church, sponsored
by the Women's Mission Society,
brought here as speaker the Rev.
Max Schleicher of Williston Luther
Home of Mercy.
His talk on the Home brought
to listeners a new realization of
the important work being one there
to care for the old and the handi.
capped. Special music by the high
school Mixed Choir, directed by
Printy Arthur, rounded out fine
program. Mrs. Fred Brindley gave
devotions.
Tea table, at which Mrs. Brind-
ley and Mrs. Braun poured, was
lovely with a blue cloth, flowers
and candles. Hostesses were Mrs.
Stensen Petersen, chairman; Mrs.
A. ]. Davids, Jr, Mrs. Fred Nobis,
Mrs. Herbert Gulau, Mrs. Clarence
Rolde, and Mrs. Albert Fall. Next
meeting is April 7.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
WOTM MEETS

Port Clinton Moose, both men
and women, gave donations to the
redecorating and refurnishing fund
of Mooseheart Baby Village at the
recent Toledo session honoring the
Village, it was announced at Mon
days meeting of WOTM. Attending
were Audrey Telep. Viola Debien,
Loretta Harger, Marporie Hook
man, Mabel Eaton, Juanita Kohan-
ke, Lena W1isner, Goldie Dorr,
Geraldine Rhode, Nettie Schultz,
Esther Grover, Irene Snyder, Mary
Bergman, Maibelle Carstens, Daisy
Keating, Abbie White and Ann
Nieman. Sixteen candidates were
initiated by the Port Clinton chap
ter. An invitation to the open
house at the new Moose Home in
Elyria April II was received.
Reservations are to be in by.Apsl
8. Academy of Friendship chair
man Viola Debien announced her
committees presentation of helm
scene to the County Home. Home
making committee has charge of
the April 4 meeting at which
Audrey Cimpritz sponsored by
Loretta Harger will be initiated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
SORORITY MEETS

Thanks for a package the soror-
ity sent to a Korea hospital was
given in letter from CARE
which Mrs. Lou Poggiali read at
Thursday nights meeting of Gam
ma Omega chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi, in the clubroomS Mrs. War
rem Leonard, president, presided.
Easter projects were discussed
and plans made. A might out" for
sorority members, husbands and
boy friends, was planned for April.
A slate of officers was presented
for election at next meeting. Mrs.
Tony Vallese was appointed secre-
tary protein for the remainder of
the year. Announcement of the
state convention in Cleveland May
10 was made
An excellent program on "Thc
Singing Heart" was given by Miss
Betty AyreS. Mrs. Donald Wagon
cr transfer from Barberton, was
welcomed back. March 81 meeting
is in the home of Janice Gates.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

parts to seal joints before welding;
Sausage" grille extension; "ba-
nanas," either a crescent-shaped
grille part or chrome fender lou
vers Of similar shape, and wish.
bone," the front suspension wheel.
Terms, such rs monkeys TAIL"
Finger" elephants trunk"
"brain" and "dog Leg" haven't q
thing to do with zoology or anat-
omy. In the lexicon Of Che worker,
monkeys tail" is the rear main
bearing; . finger" q rocker arm;
an Elephants trunk" an odd
shaped rear bearing retainer; Q
BRAIN" an assembly containing
lit working parts; and dog
leg," the curve Of the car body at
the bottom Of the rear door.
MY tour Of the automobile plant
also revealed that q hockey stick"
is not o piece Of athletic equip
ment, but . grille part shaped like
this sporting gear. "Sergeant's
stripes" turn out to be diagonal
pieces Of bright trim on the side Of
current ear models. An "egg
crate" is complete grille assem-
bly,.
Auto workers use these terms
not to puzzle outsiders - but TO
simplify their jobs. The special
vocabulary helps save time and
speed production--and provides q
short course in living language for
the curious visitor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
GRADE SCHOOL.
MOTHERS CLUB

The Port Clinton Grade School
Mothers Club met Thursday at
1:30 in the Grade School Auditor
ium, March 18th. Mrs. H. E. Os-
born, president, introduced Mrs.
Ray Claus, secretary of the Ottawa
county Health and Tuberculosis
Association as speaker. Mrs. Claus
explained the organization of the
association and the duties and OBJ
legations it assumes when there is
a case or a suspected case of tu-
berculosis in the county. A very
informative question and answer
period followed.
A St. Patrick's Day theme was
used for the attractive tea served
in the cafeteria following the meet
ing by the committee of: Mrs.
Clarence Cotner, Mrs. Joln~Hrup-
cho, Mrs. Gordon Dixon and Mrs
Charles Stevenson. The next meet
ing will be April II at 1:30 in the
Grade School Auditorium. The pro-
gram will feature comic style
show under the direction of Mrs.
Lynn Christensen. There will also
be the election of officers, the
nominating committee to present
complete slate are: Mrs. Paul
Cochran, Mrs. Melvin Cooley. Mrs.
Kenneth Schiewe and Mrs. ROLAND
Gillium.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Couple Is Married
At Angola, Indiana

A pair of popular young Port
Clintonites stole a march on their
friends Saturday by driving to An
COLA, Ind, where they were mar
ried by Justice R. L. Smith.
The bride is Sharon Ann Wight
man, 315 Jefferson-st, daughter of
Ralph Wightman of 215 Harrison.
st and Mrs. Grace Wightman of
Toledo. The groom is Franklin V.
Rofkar Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Franklin v. Rofkar Sr. of Route
8. They were unattended.
The pretty bride wore a smart
suit of blue-grey wool with white
blouse and black accessories. She
attended Port Clinton high school
and is employed at the Hawaiian
Music Center. Mr.. Rofkary PCHS
graduate, is attending Antioc Col
lege at Yellow Springs, o.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Peninsular Gel
Has Guest Night

Peninsular Child Conservation
League entertaineS guests at a
candlelight tea Monday evening at
the LakesideSchool. Also invited
were the Firelands Gel, Catawba
Gel and Danbury Gel. Mrs. Karl
Weick of Findlay was the guest
speaker.
Mrs. Peter Butchko, Jr., presi-
dent of the Peninsular League and
Mrs. Carl Butler poured at the
beautifully appointed tea table.
The centerpiece on the long tea
table featured Maypole with small
dolls gowned in pastel spring
dresses. Two arrangements of pas
tel spring flowers and tall taperS
were at either side of the center
piece. Various colored pastel nap
kins and minis further carried out
the spring theme. Beautifully dec
Grated assorted tea sandwiches,
cookies, tea and coffee were served.
Mrs. Michael Pieshocki was
chairman of the social committee
assisted by Mrs. Carl Butler, Mrs.
Peter Fontana, Mrs. Clarence Ku-
kay, Mrs. Howard Hilberry, and
Mrs. Joseph Demshok.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Engagement Told
At Sunday Party

The engagement of Miss Loretta
Ann Foster and Tony Lochotzki,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Lochot-
Xxi was announced Sunday at a
dinner party given for Loretta on
her 10th birthday by her grand
mother, Mrs. Vern Welch at the
home of Henry Rider.
Mr.. Lochotzki is graduate of
Port Clinton High School and is
employed at the Matthews Boat
Company. Attending the dinner
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Truck,
and daughters Donna, Nancy, and
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lock
wood and Sandra, Mrs. Earl Burk-
holder and children. Melvin Welch,
and Bob Dicks. No date is set for
the wedding which is planned for
the near future.
In the evening cake and coffee
were served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

white. A three tier wedding cake
was cut. Music during the evening
was furnished by Miss Nancy
Rauch, Oak Harbor, with Ham
mond organ.
The heirloom wedding cups from
which the anniversary celebrants
plighted a renewal Of their troth
had been used at their wedding,
25 years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
danced the anniversary waltz. A
congratulatory call frsm their nep-
hew, Frank Prohaska, :sAnding
the University of California at
Berkeley, was pleasant surprise.
Mrs Perry was lovely in rose
taffeta dress, black accessories and
white orchid. Out of town guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wopi-
ka, Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Allan and
Richard, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs
George Lange, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Balm
sen, Jimmy and Walter, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wonnell, all
of Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
cANDLELIGHT TEA

Guests at the annual candlelight
tea of Junior Women's Club last
Wednesday night in Guild Hall
wore gay favors of tiny shamrockS
and Irish hats, and table appoint
ments in green and white carried
out the st. Patrick motif with a
centerpiece of white snapdragonS
and tinted green carnations.
Mrs. Burnell Gates, president,
welcomed the ITS guests who heard
an interesting talk by John Wag-
ner, Fremont. Mr.. Wagner served
with counter intelligence during
the war His topic was 1--WE, Amer
lea"
Mrs. John Drusbacky, program
chairman, introduced Mr.. Wagner
and high school vocal music direc-
tor Printy Arthur whose 28-mem-
Der mixed Chorale group sang.
Next meeting is April 13 when Of
ficers will be elected.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
John c. Brinkman To
Wed April 16

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Buch-
anan of Aliquippa, Pa, announce
the approaching marriage Of their
daughter jeanne, to John C. Brink
man, Toledo, Ohio, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester j. Brinkman. Port
Clinton.
The couple will be married on
Saturday, April 18th at WoOdlawn
Presbyterian Church, Aliquippa.
Miss Buchanan is an X-ray tech
nician at Presbyterian Hospital,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. Brinknan is a
graduate of Waite High School,
Toledo. He attended Heidelberg
and Toledo University and was
graduated from teh Pittsburg In
stitute of Mortuary Science. Fol-
lowing their marriage they will
reside in Toledo where Mr.. Brink
man is affiliated with the EggleS-
ton7Meinert Funeral Home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
SHOWER GIVEN

A Stork shower for Mrs. Wesley
Wightman, of HarriSon-st, was
given Thursday night by Mrs. Lloyd
Tack and Mrs. Walden Peters,
aunts of the honored guests, at
Rocky, Ridge
An umbrella decorated in pink
and blue carried out the color
motif~sfor the shower, in which
Mrs. Wigltman received many
beautiful gifts. Cootie and appro-
pirate shower games provided en-
tertainment.
Guests included Mrs. Sam Wight
man, Marion Wightman, Mrs. Fred
Harnisch, Mrs. Franklin Rofkar, Jr.,
Mrs. Albert Gratop, Aileen Gratop,
Mrs. Julius Lieske, Mrs. Lloyd
Skinner, Mrs. Kenneth FAIL, Mrs.
Ruel Lieske. Doris DEWITT, and
Mrs. Homer Pearson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

Charlene DEWITT celebrated her
seventh birthday Saturday after
noon, March IL by inviting her
classmates and friends to party.
Those invited were: Ann Beier,
Elizabeth Ann Beier, Barbara Hem
minger, David Brunkhorst, Danny
Nietfeld, Mark Kleinhans, Mark
Apling, Gail Ryder, Linda Kroeger.
Phyllis and Tommy Leaser, Glenn
Millinger, Shonnah Schulz, Sue
Ann Apling, Tommy and Harry
DEWITT, Sharon Jensen, Eddie De-
WITT, Douglas Peters, Roger Velli-
quette, Tana Skinner, Freddie Lou
Smith, Diana Schultz, Freddie Jen-
sen, Susan REM, Pamela Cover,
Dennis Rochester, Sharon Joan
Jeanette, Dennis, Ruth and Rita
DEWITT and Mrs. Fred Peters.
Host and hostess were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar DEWITT. She received
many beautiful gifts. Ice cream and
cake were served. Later each re-
ceived pony ride.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
PARTY FOR CUBS
AND BROWNIES

Catawba Island Cub Scouts and
Brownies we're entertained at a
party at the Community Hall Fri
day evening. Den mothers and
Brownie leaders and scout com
mittees sponsored the party which
was attended by 54 boys and girls.
Games and relay races provided
entertainment and Mrs. Robert
johnson showed cartoons. Refresh
ments were served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
MEANT OF PRAGUE MEETS

Mrs. Peter HermeS was the host
eSs for the Infant of Prague Study
Club meeting March 81. Roll call
was '"Gifts and Fruits of the Holy
Ghost" Mrs. Herbert Witt had a
reading on ''The Holy Ghost" and
Mrs. Richard Wolf gave "Inspira-
ton for Daily Living" A white
elephant sale was conducted. Only
coffee was served in place of lunch
in observance of Lent. Tentative
plans for a card party to be held
April "a were discussed. Mrs. Rich
ard Kaiser will have the club April
18th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
ENGAGED

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Lang
lois, Plnt-in-Bay, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Caro-
line Lizette to Allan Wilson Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith.
Fostoria. He is president of the
senior class at Ohio State where
he is an agriculture student Miss
Langlois is senior there in Art
Education. A June wedding is
planned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Truck gave
a dinner in observance of their
18th wedding anniversary Sunday
afternoon at their home on Mon.
roe-st Attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Truck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Kozlok and Sandra, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Kozlok, Teddy and
Johnny, MIR. and Mrs. Lester Be.
low, Ralph and Meryl Truax. Tony
Lochotzki and Miss Loretta Foster.
Cake and ice cream were served
in the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Lee Ann Twining was surprised
with a party on her seventh birth
day Sunday afternoon at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Twining, East Road, Catawba Is
land. Attending were Susan Bal.
lard, Susan French, Debora Oravec,
Mary Carstenson, Betty Rubeck
and Lee Ellen Rathbnn. Games en-.
tertained the guests and cake and
ice cream were enjoyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
cATAWBA p T A

The Catawba PTA will meet
March 81. The date was changed
because the regular meeting would
be during Holy Week. A program
of interest to the whole family is
planned and will be in charge of
the Ohio Division of Wildlife from
the Department of Natural Re-
sources. Films "A Place to Hunt
and "Ohio's Heritage" will be
shown. New officers will be elect
ed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
HAS BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Charles Anderson, Jr. en-
tertained her bridge club T.esday.
High score was won by Mrs. Ken
meth Black and low by Mrs. John
Sunderland. Substitutes were Mrs.
Ernest Spring and Mrs. Archie
King. Mrs. Black will entertain
the group April 5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. John FariS entertained her
bridge club Monday. Mrs. George
GarSt, Mrs. Bea Slaughter and Mrs.
Ray Lambert we're substitutes. Mrs.
Earl Gardner mad the high score
and Mrs. Edward Rcifschneider
second. Mrs. Ralph Mackey will
have the club next.