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they could not get land-based
air cover.
The Tachens were 200 miles
from Nationalist air bases-and
This dispoteh, the first Of sevesdI detoiI-
ing the stratesie situation on Fonmoso.
was oirmoiled ecrlier this week. Mr..
Roper. Of . tour Of Aston trouble
spots, is now in Bonskok.
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only 100 miles from Communist
airfields. Military authorities
say this gave the Reds such
an advantage that the Nation
alists on the Tachens never
could get enough air cover to
hold the islands against a Red
invasion. The same situation
would apply in the case Of
Nanchi Island.
New Hot Spots.
Now that the Nationalists
have abandoned the Tachens,
rival forces are trying to get
aerial dominance over the new
hot spots - the Quemoy and
Matsu islands just off the China
mainland opposite Formosa.
Right now, the Nationalists
have the advantage. They have
airf1elds on Formosa only 60 to
100 miles from Quemoy and
Matsu. The Reds have been left
far behind.
During the Korean war, the
Chinese Reds concentrated their
air force HI North China. Their
principal air bases-the ones
that threatened the Tachens-
still are in the Ningpo area far
to the North. They are $50 miles
from Matsu and 400 miles from
Quemoy. too far away to be
effective. .-
There is every expectation.
however, that the Reds soon
will move their planes southwark
to Fukien province just behind
Matsu and Quemoy. They al
ready have strengthened and
heightened runways on two
fields in this area. Basing air.
craft on these fields would give
the Reds an even chance in the
air war-except, perhaps. for the
fuel problem.
Land Lines Lacking.
The Reds don't have overland
transportation to carry fuel to
the fields. They need to move
in fuel by sea.
This brings up the real stra-
tegic value Of Quemoy and Matsu.
These islands lie like shoppers
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Outcome of Formosd Contest
Hangs on Jet Plane Balance
Gunners on Quemoy and Motsu Can CurtoiI
Reds Efforts to Get Fuel for AirfieIds
By jones {. Roper
Star Sfaff Correspondent

TAIPEI Formosa-Jet air will decide the winner Of
any fighting the Formosa straits
This fact plunged Nationalist China
China into a for aerial supremacy of this area
The United States aiding the Nationalist but it's close
Evening star., 1955-02-25

Already, the problems of air
power have dictated strategy in
the Formosa crisis. Military men
here say that, aside from politi-
cal considerations, the Tachen
islands were evacuated because
they could not get land-based
air cover.
The Tachens were 200 miles
from Nationalist air bases and
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Eileen Clayman Becomes Bride Of
Benjamin Chic Jr. In Pretty May
28 Ceremony At Oak Harbor Church

Eileen Clayman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Clayman of Oak
Harbor, became the bride of Ben
Jamin Chic Jr., Toledo, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Chic Sr., of
Oak Harbor in pretty May %
wedding solemnized at 7::3O pm.
by the Rev. G. F. Shoup at St.
Johns Lutheran church in Oak
Harbor.
The bride wore a gown with
white rose point lace bodice and
net over satin in the skirt, a lace
apron with net and long sleeves
of lace marking its design. Her
fingertip veil fell from Juliet
cap of lace trimmed with net and
seed pearls. Her pearl necklace
and earrings were gift of the
groom, and she carried feathered
carnations and pink roses.
Marjorie Clayman was maid of
honor in pink lace, Sharon Rose
was flower girl in pink nylon over
taffeta, and bridesmaids were Ida
Beverlin, in blue lace and J net;
Mrs. Dale Zunk, Toledo, wearing
yellow lace and net; Mary Humph-
rey of Oak Harbor, green lace and
net. Shirley Chic was junior
bridesmaid, wearing yellow nylon
over taffeta. Dale E. Zunk was
ring bearer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

More than 105 guests we're serv-
ed at dinner Sunday honoring
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kocka, E.
Third-st, in the Kocka home, and
more than 100 other friends and
relatives called during the after
noon and evening open house to
heap congratulatory wishes to the
well known Port Clintonites.
At morning services in St. Paul's
Slovak Lutheran church, the bride
and groom of half a century ago
stood before the altar to receive
special blessing from the Rev
Joseph Abraham. A traditional
Slavish holy bridal hymn was sung
in their honor.
Out of town guests came from
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Michi
/ gan, Toledo, Youngstown, and
Cleveland to join in the days fes
tivities. Children of the cele
brants, Miss Margaret Kocka, Mrs
Andrew Fedor, and Mrs. Clarence
Lukac, arranged the celebration
Beautiful gifts, money, and count
less congratulatory greetings were
received by the celebrants.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

Their Eeaddresses we're net with
pearl trim and they wore the
brides gift, pearl chokers. Their
flowers were carnations an d
daisies.
Kenneth Schultz was best man
and ushers were Frank Rose, Dale
A. Zunk, and Walter Chic with
Robert Clayman Junior usher.
The brides mother wore navy
sheer coin dot gown and the
groom's mother was in blue lace
and linen. Their flowers were pink
carnations and roses. A reception
for $50 guests was held at X. of
c. Hall.
After a wedding trip to the
Smokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Chic will
reside at 1882 Starr-avenue. The
bride is 1854 graduate of Salem
Oak Harbor. She attended Car
negie Institute and is a medical
assistant. The groom attended Oak
Harbor schools, and is associated
with the Callahan Construction Co
Mrs. Stanley Mylander was or.
ganist for the nuptials. Miss
Evelyn Goodeman, cousin of the
bride, was vocalist. presenting Two
Dreams In One United, The Voice
That Breathed Ger Eden, and The
Lords Prayer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

color. Headdresses in the same
color were trimmed with seed
pearls, and held short veil.
Sweetheart roses entwined in ivy
were their flowers. Men wore
white dinner jackets with midnight
blue trousers.
The brides mother wore print
gown with brown accessories,
white cymbidium orchids. The
groom's mother in light blue with
white accessories had brown GYM
bidium orchids.
Appointments of unusual beauty
marked the wedding breakfast at
the brides home, the wedding din
ner was 80 guests at the Lake
Hotel and the reception there for
$50 guests. The brides table was
decorated with white and blue
carnations and ivy. The wedding
cake was made in the form of an
open Bible with the marriage
vows, inscribed in yellow, outer
edges lbeing decorated with white
rosebuds. Mrs. Raymond Skrinak
and Mrs. Charles Lochotzki pre-
sided at the brides table during
the reception.
Paula Griesser was organist for
the wedding and Mrs. Betty Eiker
of Huron was vocalist
A graduate of Providence Hos
pital School of Nursing, and St.
Joseph's Academy in Adrian, the
bride is head nurse at Providence
Hospital medical floor. The groom
who attended Lakeside high school
and served four years in the Navy,
is employed at the U. S. Gypsum
Co. They will reside in the Nivers
apartment at Marblehead.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
ATTEND MEETING

Miss Cora Link and Miss Luella
Zehner attended the Detroit Sorop-
tomist Woman Of The Year Award
Dinner May 25. Miss Link will be
installing officer at the Soropto.
mist installation dinner June 7 and
also served in that capacity last
week at Bowling Green's dinner
At the recent meeting of the FIRE.
mont Club, Miss Zehner presented
each member with copy of the
Constitution of the United States,
and led discussion by Miss Link,
Mrs. Verdi Won Thron and Flavia
Schwinger following Clara Weso-
lexis report of a visit to United
Nations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund George Mor,ak
Honeymoon On Cape Cod After May Fl
Nuptials At St. Joseph's Church

Honeymooning on Cape Cod are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund George
Monak, whose wedding took place
May 81 at st. Joseph's church in
Marblehead, the Rev. Fr. A. ].
Schaefer officiating. The bride is
the former Elaine Ann Dorko, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Mary Dorko and the
late Andrew Dorko. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Monak, all of Marblekead.
Attendants we're Mrs. Bernard
Scherer, Fremont, ssiter of the
bride, matron of honor; Kenneth
Monak, best man; Mrs. Joseph
Michel of Sandusky and Mrs. Cyril
Dorko, bridesmaids; Cyril Dorko
and Joseph Michel, ushers.
The brides lovely gown, floor
length with sweep train, was
white imported DUPONT pure silk
and Italian Venice lace. The fitted
bodice hatd an open V neck, anc
the neckline was edged with {
wide band of Venice lace. Lone
sleeves were diamond pointed ant
buttoned to the elbow. The skirt
was box pleated at the waist anc
scalloped at the hem with a dustel
ruffle of nylon tulle. Her finger
tip veil was held by an open pat
termed pearl tiara. She carried ;
orchid on prayer book with iv!
and white streamers. Her pear
necklace and earrings were th'
groom's gift. She was given il
marriage by her eldest brother
Andrew.
Attendants wore ballerina gown
of rayon taffeta with bouffan
skirts, tight draped midriff wit
bodices of cotton lace and SCOPE
necklines. Hello blue was tn
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
SURPRISE SHOWER

Two members of Trinity Metho-
dist church choir, Miss Carolyn
Kirk and Arthur Gibbens who will
be married June 18, were honored
at a surprise shower given by fell
low choir members at the church,
following choir practice Thursday.
A lovely gift of crystalware was
presented, and lunch marked the
social hour. The group included
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Kirk, Mrs. Robert
Stetson, Mrs. Frank Putnam, Tom
Brown, Mary Jane Haskins, Mrs.
Robert Kirk, Koreen Stahl, Mrs
willard Grover, Virginia Miller
Mrs. Paul Reese, and the bridal
| couple.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
DANCE CLASSES

Seventh and eighth grade boys
and girls who have been enrolled
in the Arthur Murray dancing
classes climaXed their lessons with
a gala dancing party Friday, May
10th at the elementary auditorium,
with parents and faculty members
as guests. In charge were Mr.. Nor
gan, director from the Murray
studio, and his assistants, Miss Sue
Trueman, Miss Lane, Mr.. Bell and
Mr.. Jones. Refreshments marked
an enjoyable evening for So guests.
Eight young dancers, who had
been selected for a previous ap-
pearance at the Murray Studio in
Sandusky, repeated their dances
which won high acclaim there.
They included Terry Myers and
Deejane LUndgard, waltz; Judy
Misch and Dan Kennedy, swing;
David Miller and Beverly Martin,
foxtrot; and Bob Putnam and Jo-
ellen Ley, tango.
Presentation of beautiful
watch to Mrs. C. C. Miller as a
gift from the studio, in recognition
of her work in promoting the
classes, was a feature of the eve
ming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Iunior Wonen's
Club Installs
New Officers

A lovely dinner party and an
impressive ceremony took place
Wednesday evening at the Cliff
House vixen members of the Junior
Women's Club gathered for their
annual banquet and installation of
officers.
The new officers installed we're:
Mrs. John Drusback, President;
Mrs. Robert Ernst, Vice President;
Mrs. Albert SCHNEIDER, Treasurer;
Mary Ellen King, Historian; Mrs.
Lowell Petersen, Reporter; Mrs.
Clarence Muggy, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. Michael Drus-
backy, Secretary.
The retiring President, Mrs.
Burnell Gates read a farewell poem
she had written. Mrs. Mary New
conner, the Middle Mort District
Chairman installed the new offic.
erS.
Each new member received ar
American Beauty Rose corsage as
gift of Mrs. Burnell Gates. New
officers also received the tool OF
her office, and Mrs. Gates was
honored with the Presidents pin
The new president, Mrs. John
Drusbacky then presided. Mrs. AL
bert Fall and Mrs. Albert Davids
were appointed co-chairman in
charge of the Youth Building fol-
the coming year.
In charge of arrangements fol
the dinner meeting were Mrs. Pau
Clemons and Mrs. Burnell Gates.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
SUNRISE GARDEN CLUB

Mrs. Erwin Ermish was the host
esS and Mrs. John C. Jensen CO.
hostess for the meeting of the Sun
rise Garden Club May 10Th in
Bay Township Hall. White and yel-
low daisies arranged in May bas-
kets decorated two tables and pale
pink peonies and Coral bell were
arranged in Madonna vase Mrs.
Sylvester Fritz presented an inter
esting program on Propagation of
Ivy and Philodendron and Mrs
Clarence Rummery discussed Win
dow Boxes. Mrs. Ralph Corbin won
the prize for the day. Plans were
completed for the trip on June 16
to Lewis Gardens in Castalia in
charge of Mrs. George Oleksa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
FAMILY REUNION

A family reunion at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayfield Green Sun
day honored Miss Alice Rowe of
London, Ontario, cousin of May
field and Mrs. Alvin Mienke here,
who is leaving in July for a five
year stay as missionary in South
Africa. Miss Rowe has spent eight
years previously in African mis-
Slonary work.
Also here for the family get-to-
gether were William Rowe and
family of Chatham, Mrs. Grace
Rowe of London, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dodway of Temperance, Mica,
Mr. and Mrs. William Green and
family of Lima, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin j. Mienke.
The long-planned reunion was
Saddened by the illness, and the
death Sunday night, of Danny
Kranstuber, 18, son of Nina Green
Kranstuber, Garfield Heights. Word
of the lads death came a few mo
ments after the Canadian visitors
had departed for home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

Saturday evening, May 28th,
at a charming dinner party, War
ner Hotel, Oak Harbor, DR.. and
Mrs. Lawrence J. Darr announ-
ed the engagement Of their dav-
ghter, Rosmarie, to Mr. Robert
NJ. Wolfe, Kingston, New York.
Mr. Wolfe is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nolan Wolfe, Hickory Cove,
Oak Harbor. Miss Darr is a grad
uate of ST. Joseph's High School.
Fremont and will receive her
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Chemistry from the University
of Detroit, in August. Mr. Wolfe
is a graduate of the SaIem-oak
Hsrbor High School, holds his
degree in EIectronie Engineering
from Indiana Technical College
and is associated with The |. B.
M. Corporation, Kingston. New
York.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Wedding Of Last
Year Revealed By
Popular Couple

Commencement night brought
announcement of an April 3, 1854
wedding which united a member
of this years graduating class and
a graduate of the 1854 class.
Donna j. Clemons, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G. Clemons of
E. Perry-st, and Neils Alan Jensen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Neils A. Jen-
sen of 203 w. Third-st, have been
secretely married for more than a
year, and their closest friends
learned of it only after Alan had
received his diploma Tuesday
night. Donna was graduated last
year. Only parents of the couple
knew of the wedding.
Alan, an outstanding all-around
athlete and leading member ai
this years senior class, plans to
continue to college in the fall
Donna is in secretarial work at the
Lakeland Motel. They will reside
with the brides parents this sum
mer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
PINS AND NEEDLES

The second meeting of the Pins
and Needles All Club was held
May II, at the home of advisor,
Mrs. Lawrence Kramer.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Anna Marie
Mackey. Tie roll call was answer
ed by the members favorite color.
Rita Cummins, home demonstra-
ton agent spoke.
Present were: Karen Wahlers,
Anna Marie Mackey, Brenda All
rens, Mary Kramb, Jean Fillmore,
Rose Marie Kenney, Mary Amato
Ellen Rhiel, Dolores Olcksa, Judy
Gaydos, Carolyn Probel, Martha
Dykes, Wanda Wickline, Koreen
Stahl, Jane and Mary Lou DuVaul
Kathy Rhode, Roxanne and Shelis
Florian, and advisors Mrs. Kramer
and Mrs. OlekSa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
BANQUET HELD

Gamma Kappa chapter of Ep-
silon Sigma Alpha International
held recent mother-daughter ban
quet at Warner Hotel in Oak Har-
Dor, installing Mrs. Robert Haynes
as pledge and comforting the
jewel pin ceremony on Mesdames
A. ]. Darr, James Wisler, Clayton
Stager, Kenneth Wood, Dave
Harshfield, and Glen Klaustermey-
er.
Installed as new officers at i'm
pressive candlelight ceremonies
were Mrs. George Chiarelli Jr.,
president; Mrs. Kenneth Wood,
vice-president; Mrs. A. ]. Darr,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Clay
ton Stager, recording secretary;
Mrs. James Wisler, treasurer; Au'
drie Hensler, educational director
Sorority colors, blue and gold
were used in corsages of bebe
NUNS given mothers. Mrs. Louis
Grieger spoke on history of the
sorority. Miss Sue Kilmer head
lined the program with talk or
her recent European trip show
ing color slides. Mrs. Donald Darl
was toastmastress, Mrs. Kenneth
Wood gave the invocation, Mrs
Chiarelli the welcome, and Miss
Ruth Lenz presented please God"
At the banquet were: Mesdame'
Kennth Wood, George Chiarelli Jr.
Donald Darr, Louis Krieger, Char
les Hoschal, Robert Aurand, Geo
Chiarelli Sr., Della Meyer, Johr
Hensler, A. j. Darr, C. A. Weisheit
Clayton Stager, Joseph Stamm
Robert Haynes, Dave Harshfield
Clarence Lenz, p Rickner, Glel
Klaustermyer, James Wisler, ant
Misses Audrie Hensler, Sue Kilmer
and Ruth Lenz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
ENTERTAINS CLUB

The Misses Elma and Florence
Miller treated the members of
their Just For Fun Pinochle Club
to delicious dinner at the Lake
Hotel Thursday evening of last
week.
Members of the club are Mrs.
Ray Denney, Miss Catherine Fitz-
thum, Miss Lenore Petersen, Miss
Elma Miller, Mrs. ROLAND Gillian,
Mrs. Ed Smidutz, Mrs. Elmer Balls
baugh and Miss Florence Miller.
Three members who celebrated
birthdays during the month of
May, received lovely gifts from
the club. They were Miss Fitz-
thum, Mrs. Gillian and Miss Flor
ence Miller.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Marjorie Milliser
Weds Joseph Busby

Smart simplicity marked the
marriage Saturday afternoon of
Miss Marjorie Milliser, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Milliser
of Gypsum, to Joseph Busby, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Atlee Busby of
Chicago.
The Rev. Orville Awe, pastor
of Pilgrim Holiness church, solem-
nized the nuptials at one thirty
o'clock in the church. Marjorie's S
only attendant was her sister, Mrs.
Louis Ceccoli, and Joe had his
brother, Oxford Busby, of Chicago,
as best man. The immediate fam
lily attended the nuptials.
The bride wore rose colored
tweed suit with neutral accessories
and corsage of white feathered
carnations. Mrs. Ceccoli wore a
tan tweed suit with navy acces
Sories. Her corsage was pink fea
thered carnations.
After short wedding trip the
new Mr. and Mrs. Busby will reside
on Wilson avenue. Marjorie was
graduated from PCHS in 1858 and
is a secretary at the Matthews Co.
where the groom also is employed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
OAR MEETS

OAR met at the home of Mrs.
William Hunt last Wednesday.
Miss Leone Smith presented an
interesting pro gram patriotic
Songs and Poetry. The organiza-
tion again presented $500 award
to the outstanding history student
in the Port Clinton High School
this year. A luncheon at the Lake
House will be June 21st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
GRADUATES

Theodore Cover, son of Mrs.
Clara Cover of Cleveland and the
late Theodore N. Cover of Port
Clinton, will be graduated from st.
Ignatius high school in Cleveland
Friday night. He will attend Case
in the fall, planning to enter en-
gineering. He is the grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cover, w.
Third-st.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
BUSY BEAVERS

Erie-twp Busy Beavers All club
held its first meeting May %, elect
ing these officers: Jim Zunk, pres
ident; Robert Libbeny vice-presi-
dent; Wayne Shadone, secretary
treasurer; Clifford White, recrea
ton leader; Skip Eschelman, news
reporter. Roland Schumacher is
learder. Next meeting is June {
at LaCarne school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
BPW Observes 9TH Anniversary At
Installation Dinner With State
President Here AS Its Speaker

Port Clinton Business and ProfeS-
sional Women's Club celebrated its
seventh birthday with a gala ban
quet at Trinity Methodist Church
Wednesday night at which nearly
100 guests heard state BPW presi-
dent jeanette Williams of Lebanon
speak on "The Signs We Hang
Out"
Leonore Mills, Toledo, newly
elected state third vice-president,
installed new officers of the local
club: Florence Specht, president;
Lesta Forster, vice-president; Mary
Ellen Hostrup, recording secretary;
Juel Reed Cover, corresponding
secretary; Sylvia Nakrin, treasurer.
A beautiful big birthday cake
and individual small cakes, candle
adorned, were baked by Blanche
Rofkar. Tables were lovely in pink
and crystal, and roses. Among
guests were representatives of Tif-
fin, Norwalk and Toledo clubs.
Lois Everett's presentation of
THE Creation, invocation by the
Rev. Gilmore Galusha, and group
singing led by Leonardo Stein
rounded out fine program. Gifts
were presented retiring president
Marion Cleary. Receiving recogni-
ton were Ann Bolte, new district
director; charter member Gertrude
Korndorfer, with a perfect attend.
ance record for seven years; Lesta
Forster, six year attendance record;
Florence Hyde, four years; Mabel
Carnes, two; Hazel Boss, Pauline
Bugbee, Elizabeth Edwards, Mar
guerite Finefrock, Betty Gillum
Agnes King, Floy Wernert, May
KeSselbart, Florence Specht, one
year.
Anna Davids and Gertrude Bah
cock, Lesta Forster and Florence
Hyde headed the finance and EN-
blem committees arranging the an
niverSary dinner. The club had AZ
charter members, IS still active.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
SHOWER GIVEN

Miniature cooking utensils in a
background of colorful paper
streamers provided a gay setting
for decorations at Erie Gardens
Community Hall when bride-elect
Pat Sullivan was honored at mis-
cellaneous shower given by her
aunts, Mrs. Sylvia Meyers, Mrs.
Margaret Druyor, Mrs. Mildred
Druyor, and Mrs. Dorothy Druyor,
and her cousins, Mrs. Kathryn
Wright and Mrs. Shirley Velli-
quette. A door prize went to Mrs.
Martha Bebow, and lunch folleW-
ed games.
Guest list was: Mesdames Janice
Metcalf and Elna Carr of Rocky
Ridge, Betty Williams, Barbara
Druyor, Bonnie Burke, Mae Peter
son, Mary Lou Ambrozy, Helen
Ambrozy, Francis Rist of Toronto
Kenneth Ridley, Virginia Strayer
A. Kiefer of Fremont; Betty Gulau
of Oak Harbor; Martha Below
Virginia Snyder, Donna Myers
Donna Sullivan, Beatrice Ford, ano
Betty Easton, and Misses Caro-
Ann Easton, Glennice Ford, Diana
Burke, Kay Sullivan, Mary Kiefer
Marcella Ridley and Jane Ridley
Fremont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
STUDY CLUB

STUDY CLUB
New officers of st. Charles
Study Club we're Installed at a
meeting May % in the home of
Mrs. George Oleksa with Mrs. An
drew Lukac as co-hostess. They
are: president, Mrs. Delinta Zet-
zer; vice-president, Mrs. Alex
Bergman; secretary, Mrs. Joseph
Eliyas; treasurer, Mrs. Francis
Burkhart; historian, Mrs. Irwin
Ermist. Mrs. Robert Chonoski was
welcomed as a new member. The
Rev. FIR. Karl Brand was speaker
and roll call was "The mysteries
of the Rosary" Next regular meet
ing is set for Sept. %.