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Evening star., 1955-11-17

YOUNG LADY--Interesting position
with local branch Of national q.
nancial orEaniZation; no experience
company dement's. Mr.. GRIFFIN
YOUNG 81 sisiyTi LADY to answer phone in
real etate once in 8. g.: ability TO
type helpful: hours 9.5: ROBIN-
SON REAL ESTATE. S125 Georgia
ave. interviews 40 pm.
YOUNG LADX--General once exs
perience. postins machine helpful.
week pleasant working conditions.
AMERICAN WHOLESALERS, 5th
and " SITS. ne. Washington. lis
YOUNG LADY. fountain work: exper.
pref but not necessary; D 10 10
pm Wed. and Sat-; rs cents hr.
to start. store disc: Apply i1 per.
son HILLANDALE PHARMACY,
l0214 New Hamp. ave-. sl. Sps.,
YOUNG LADY Of intelligence, ambi.
tious, and geod appearance. to act
as typist, receptionist and execu-
tive assistant In brokerase once.
Starting salary, $4,000. Experience
not necessary, Examination will 6e
awe siyen = suits Can ssE Mr. lagggs VENOM re-
ALERT WoMEN to work in YOUR
neighborhood, earn SIS per VIZ. In
uncrowded neld: not canyassing:
Leads furn. No exper. necessary
Essential @ oT. 4-6eSS, 10 am. to
TRADE AssoCIAIiION9 sECY. with
journalistic or adv. desree. Room
WOMEN, you can start
earning Xmas money now. by serv.
icing an exclusive AVON territory
wEssTnoREIAND YES needs S ladies to
work early eve. hrs: earn $35-$45
wk:; car nec.; white. Call uN.
WANT yg WOMAN to manage sm. rrns.
hse. husband empl.1. no age limit.
a24 N. 7. ave. n.ws ST. 3-7l54.
Al TYPIsr, ,ss.ooo--civil service
rating rnieht help. white. knowledee
real estate details. See MISS REED
only. at Personnel. 1871 G st. NV.
PART TIME. woman, for desirable
position with reliable corporation;
high school education; $500 flrst
100 days. Box 44O-B, Star. LIS
TWO LADIES. white. 20.45 to in-
teryiew young mothers ip District district
Sor Ear EsTRins ssS e az tSs
furnished. Apply ea4 Bond BIds..
1404 N. Y, ave. NV. Sat. 8 TO 2,
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HELp-woMEN

NURsE-Praetieal. white; lIye.Ini
private room. LAUREL SANTA
RUM. For Aged. Call Parkway
5-I260. -1S
NURSES - Practical, experienced
Age to 45, live In. City refs. Days,
10. 6-S2lO. III
OFFICE CLERK. 1880. for general
9o-hrs. Apply WILLIAMS CORSET
SHOP, 1l05 r st. NV. Ask for Mr..
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cAP'N GUYS CLUB -.

1919 New York Ave. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white:
hppiy WooDr.EY DRUGS. 1897
Conn. ave. See Mr.. 5imons -l7
SODA GIRL, white. for downtown
STaEs'Trs;d WorE; aocd pay. DC Apply BAssiTTs
DRUG STORE, 1106 ? st. NV. III
sTENOGRAPHER, under 80. Chevy
Chase area; b-day week: pleasant,
Interesting working conditions,
research Institution. Wo. o-0s63
sTENo0RAPHER. capable: research
organization; 5-day week: good
salary: For appointment, call II.
4-S746. lis
sTENoGRAPHER - IBM Standard
electric typewriter: permanent, D.
day week. Apply 2nd d. l722 Eye
st. NV. -zu
sTENOGRAPHER, Al. 5-day week,
trade associationi starting salary
$500 per month. E4. 3-472g; III
STEN0GRAPHER-5 days; S1gs TS hTs;
PICTURES, 932 New Jersey ave. NV
sTENoGRAPHER TYPIsT, skilled
shorthand. rapid typing,- admins
tratiVe ability; national Jewish or
ganization: s days. $40 week 70
start. NE. S-6066. MRS. KAPLhAN.
sTENodRAPHER, sgle.. not over 80,
tion. Reply IN full. inclosing small
photo and giving age. education,
experience, recent occupation and
references. Starting salary. $500
per yr. Box 268-A, Star.
STENOGRAPHER
Brookiand area; prefer experienced,
young lady, but will consider COM
Psatsnt beg S:sinnnsSr nS permanent Sits sSrn. Dos,.
STONE PAPER TUBE co.
900 Franklin st. NE. lis
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Capable Of handling figures ac-
curately; must be experienced; good
advancement; liberal purchase dis
counts. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 p st. INV. I'll
asS sesS ftAkfs KITE SSlis Sass 'aIsE1sRSiS
REeErE1osIsI a1ssIas !s4s sS4Bn.sc ss,lsBs sEis pL
oil King st.. Alex, XII. 9-5055.
RECEPTl0NIsT. doctors once,
downtown Alex, $50. POTOMAC
EMPL, Oil King st., Alex. XII
RECORD CLERK, must be neat, at
tractive. Apply In person. KIT
.iEGisTERED NURSE TO work in
oral surgeons once. must live in
area Of Bethesda. Call OIL. 4-S054
after 8 pm. -19
RESIDENT MANAGER
For lovely mod. 12-unit apt. Couple
or woman to live on premises with
p rent %.d allowed s,isa for %anasensEn6s. pn cement
SALEsCLERK, fun time. retail candy
tons, ton ee hSspisaiizssion' sussI Hn' % and & other
seneHSts; ssn Hax ApPls oIFroRDs. 1895
sALEsGiRLS-Full or part time.
P a. o. scHWARZ, TOYS. 6l4
I4th ct. NV. next to oarnncksl's.
.zpsrisns.d Il COS.
tune tune 'sSsesldry ssdy Top s,lary. Apply In
sALESLADY - Permanent position
selling records: experienced pre-
.erred: but viii consider beginner.
Mrs. Rollins. Music SALES CORP.
~ - Several excellent
openings. for permanent positions
in all DEPARTMENTS: must be ,ex-
psrieneed. Good starting salary
BEYpA's. AHA l4th st. NV. ~
sALEsWOMEN, 81 to so years Of
age. with car. Some knowledge Of
sewing. All leads furnished. No
canyassing Earnings unlimited.
Salary. commission and bonus. APP
ply in person or phone for ap-
pointment, Nj. Larktn Ma S-01s4;
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 1910
sEAMsssTikEss--op.nins for an ex.
perienced drapery seamstress. Ap-
ply in person, 4477 Conn. ave. NV.
SECRETARY. airport S3o0. PoTo-
MAC EMPL.. Oil King st., Alex.
XII, 9-6055.
sECRETARY - Insurance. agency ir
Bethesda needs young lady expert.
eneed In IRE or casualty. must bt
good typist; permanent position;
excellent Iuturei salary depends OF
ability; pleasant 2-girl once. 30.
CART A BRoWNELLp OIL. 1889
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HElP--WoMEN

CLERK.sTENoGRAPHER, ls to IS
years Of age. for school once;
varied duties; 37ts-hr week: 500
mo. Please apply In person, BEN
JAA1IN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY.
hoo 18th st. nv. -1S
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR ~ s..
day week, paid hospitalizat tion In.
surance and vacation. Apply 22l6
9th st. NV,
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ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Koung woman. 2i.ss years Of age
tailed clerical assignment, enjoy
working with figures, and can han.
die me general public. Some cash.
iering experience required Apns.
days. s:3g.5. and Sat-, g-l2. M
phone calls.
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HELp-WoMEN
SINGER

SECRETARY, general secretartsl ex-
perience, for radio and TV law hrm
Modern air -cond, ofaees. Good SAL
AIRY. NE. S-0023. ~
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THE EVENING STAR

IIUI Pa. AVE. NV.
BEAUTICIAN, must be good; 500 {
Tsss yssss,Ss's ;eE b1s1 b:h1mpsSS ssS s Az
GINA WALLACE FOR BEAUTY
Silver Spring and Bethesda. ---2s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guar. Il
upper Ga, ave. OIL. 4-54si. 80
BEAUTICIANs-Excel, oppor fol
ssSa sssa.s2. operators hso AlsS Gsnttis GIfiRS
cRAMER. 11l5 18th ST. NV. --22
Evening star., 1955-11-17

WAITREssEs, fvIl q part time
s2srs t!Ri AggRlsyr AggRsyrAIRARsT. q RsT.0il ils5 Narts
Highland. Do rot phone. go
MATTRESSES, white. expeIienced.
thtroueh Friday. Apply sig lsth
wkITREEss. white. neat appearing.
some experience; good wages and
working conditions; before 1880
in morning, or after 4 pm. Apply
in person. ROSSITER'S RESTAU-
RANT. 4132 Georgia ave. nv:
wArrREssEs. white. exper.: exec:
lent tips Apply OYSTER BAY
REsTAURANT: 804 9th st. nv.
WAITRESSEs, daywork, Sundays Oh.
Apply 81 Penna ave. NV. LIZ
MATTRESSES, day and night shift
available; uniforms and nads,,hn. meals fur
AispS1 Appiy in O0f person st HOWARD
JoHNsoN's, seven Corners. Fails
waiTREss' HaHTsa =; white; night work: sood
salary and tips. LA. 6-9733. ia
WAITRESS, young, attractive. ~ TO
30; 8 pm. to An good TIPS
wAiTELss, white only. between e.
RF 7-05s0 --i9
WAITRESS. white, peat. exper.;
work II noon to 9 pm: good
tips. COLONIAL COFFEE SHOP.
cor. goth and Penna. ave. NV
GIRL for fountain, white; new
downtown fountain: top salary.
uniforms furnished: NO Sunday
work Apply WHELAN DRUG
AGENCY, i40l II st. NV. --1g
GIRL, with bookkeeping knowledge
TO operate Remington Rand book
keeping machine: in Silver SPRING.
Good opportunity: excel. position.
BOX 4S1-C. Star. -1S
LADIES, take orders for REAL SILK
products In your own neighbor.
hoods and earn So q day between
now and Xmas. Ma. S-7356. III
WOMAN, white. live IN light mouse:
work. child care. good home and
salary; immediately. ia. b-1649.
WOMEN, ii to SO years Of age.
with car; some knowledge Of sew"
tng; all leads furnished: no can.
vassing: earnings unlimited: sal.
airy, commission AMI bonus. Ap-
ply In person or phone for 1ps
pointment. Mr.. Larkin, Ma. S-01e4.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 1870
O St. NV IL
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HELP-MFN tcsus.)

6TENooRAPHER, not over 50. for
St'hh sDy n 5 StA niUcins IEsss s%s psSsC
and givinG ege, marital status,
education, experience, recent oceu-
patton, draft status and references.
Starting salary, $500 per year
Box 282-B. star.
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Service ofncers' Wives

IF YOU HAVE
money, can work full time
and finance yourself for 90
days. we will train you TO
sell real estate, close your
deals and force you TO make
money. Please call Mr.. Nor
gan, OF. 4-75Q4 for appt.
Ewes. TIE. 6-0554.
HENRY A. CHESHIRE, INC.
1908 Arlington Ridge Rd., Arl., Va.
8 MINUTES FROM PENTAGON
Evening star., 1955-11-17

EXP. MANAGER for pool room
sentsss. Apply No. ! isth 81, ne.
after & nm. lSs
8 MEN. s5 years and over for special
contact work; 500 each week be-
moael car furnished. Ask for Mr..
ROBERTS, 1911 H q. NV, Room
26, 2 pm. sharp, Thursday and
2 NE1T-APPEARING. middie-ased
men 10 work 4 hours 0 day, Make
real money for Christmas. See Mr..
MACHINES. 10 am, eharn. 1871
II st. nv. Room 200, Thufsday
and Friday, 1T
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Pleasant working conditions; 6-day
week. paid insurance. See Mr.. Taya
lor after 10 Am. tno phone eallel
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY
623 O 81. NV. =-22
CLERK-TYPIST
Prefer young lady with some expert
ence Ia rental Department. Of real
estate ONCE. Excellent opportunity.
New aig-condltioned once, gr0up
hospital alisation. 6.day week. Good
salary 10 start.
SHAPIRO INC.
1413 K st. NV. ME. e-i717
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BOOKKEEPER

Young woman, 26-3b yrs. Of ase who
Is good typist and haa had some
pookkeeptng experience. Bank or
building and loan assn. experience
helpful but not essential. Assign.
nnent includes computing interest
eomniensurate With experiences. Ap-
ply Personnel. Room 602. Open
Eeekdays. e:30-6 and Sat, 0-l2.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
IIOI Penna. Ave. NV
B0OKKEEPfNG MACHINE OPEKA.
TOR, for Remington.Ra machine.
Apply Room 227. The Homer Bldg !,
lath Ct. between 2 and O nv.
- go
for mems store: good pay.
NAFgssSs wskARo. o''fs, fsss afsspEh,ck's Z T. ~:
Evening star., 1955-11-17
ACCT. CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
ii1i Penna. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
High School Graduate

Experienced or Inexperienced
immediate, permanent Jobs; career
opportunity. with reliable concern;
manual and machine work. 20 typ.
ing. 6.day week. hours 0-6: reg.
ular pey increases: sickness ana
csh Ra ssSoo sRs sst. aassss asss. III y.
pointment, -fs
Evening star., 1955-11-17
STENOGRAPHER
WASHINGTON
NATIONAL AIRPORT

Immediate openings for
first-ciass steno. Familiar
with all phases OF once rou.
tine. Should have shorthand
90 to 100. typing so 70 55.
and we offer permanent posi-
tion, 5-day. 40-hours week.
group disqualification and in
surance. plus low-cost meals.
Starting salary SIS TO SS5
with opportunity to advance,
Evening star., 1955-11-17

White or eolersd. 25-4S. in Hauor
store; gcod oppor- perm sood
phone. CENTRAL. SIS eth Nv
Evening star., 1955-11-17
OFFICE CLERICAL

Of handling figures ac-
cuFately; must be experienced; good
starting salary; opportunity @ for
counts. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
CHILD GUIDANCE

Two films on mental hygiene
were shown by William Hayden at
Thursday nights meeting of Child
Guidance Council in the home of
Mrs. Max Stephenson, with Mrs.
Burnell Gates as co-hostess. Mrs.
William Faust Jr., presided at a
business session.
Announcement was made of a
Nov. card party at the Yacht Club,
planned by the Ways and Means
committee of Gel. Council which
is preparing for the district c. c..
L. meeting here next spring, Child
Guidance will contribute baked
goods for a bake sale to be held
in connection with the event. Mem
bers also will be one of the hos
tess clubs at the Federation open
meeting. Next meeting, Nov. 10,
Will be at the Gas Co.
Resignation of Mrs. AL Grover
as an associate member was pre-
sented. Mrs. William Anderson
was welcomed as a new member
and initiated with the c. c. l..
service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Dawson-Dehring
Wedding Friday

A wedding of much local inter
est takes place Friday night at
Marblehead Congregational church
when Miss Mona Mae Dehring, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs Rollen Deb
ring of Lakeside, becomes the
bride of c. James Dawson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, of
Catawba The Rev. Gilmore Galusha
will officiate at seven o'clock.
Miss Dehring, popular second
floor nurse at Magruder hospital
for four years, will have Mrs. Cor.
don Wahlers as her maid of honor
and two nusing associates, Miss
Leona Helmke and Mrs. John Kar-
shuk, as bridesmaids. Mr. Dawson
will have Howard Bensch, Kenneth
Reitler and Richard Riedmaier as
his attendants. A reception at Ca
tawba Community Hall follows the
nuptials. A Lakeside high school
graduate, Miss Dehring received
her nurses training at Toledo Hos
pital. Mr.. Dawson is a PCHS grad.
uate and was in service two years
He is associated with the Ohio
Edison Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
ATTEND CONCERT

First concert in the Fremont
Community Series, presenting Les
Compagons de la Chanson, drew
many Port Clintonites to Fremont
Ross auditorium Thursday. Among
them we're Mrs. Wilbur Gill, Port
g! nton chairman for the series,
and Mr.. Gill; DR.. and Mrs. James
Rhiel, Mrs. Bee Slaughter, Mrs.
Clarence Fulkert, Mrs. Alpha Nei-
decker, Mrs. Albert Pettibone, Mrs.
c. Alton Cover, Mrs. Irene Burke,
the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Reese, Mrs.
Gail Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beltz, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gulau,
Mrs. Russell Cedoz, Mrs. Dan Gep-
fert, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enest Spring, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Nakrin, Mrs. Rob-
ert Setson, Mary oman, Koreen
Stahl, Frances Roose, Mrs. Betty
Fall, Mrs. Fred Zess, Mrs. Doris
Puffenberger, Mrs. Harry Belknap,
Mrs. Henry Cowgirl.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

under the direction or Rlcnard
Moore, president. Ticket reServa-
tionS should be made by October
272 with township officers, Mr..
Moore or the planning committee,
consisting of Mrs. Wilton Gulau,
Mrs. Carl Wainwright, Mrs. John
Miller, Jr., Chester Herringshaw,
Howard Overmyer, Lyle Gahler or
Harvey Gerkensmeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron A. RoSen-
treter and Marcie Jane and Mrs.
Charles RoSentreter took turn
pike trip Sunday afternoon and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Tucker
in west Toledo.
The annual Grieger family re-
union was held Sturday evening at
the Oak Harbor Town Hall begin
ming with 2:30 potluck supper.
Approximately, 80 were present
from Buffalo, NJ Y, Detroit, Mich,
Toledo, Port Clinton and Oak Har-
Dor. Those relatives from Pennsyl-
vania and the east we're unable to
come because of the flood condi-
ton there. New officers are Melvin
Fuller, president; Alvin Gerner,
secretary; and Mrs. Fred Grieger,
Sr., treasurer
Mrs. Max Sharpe was hostess to
her pinochle club recently at which
time Mrs. Byron Sahloff was taken
in as a new member of the club.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Richard
GuntSch, Mrs James Taulker and
Mrs. John Fielder. Mrs. GuntSch
will entertain the group for their
next meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Prive and
Dawn accompanied a group of SO
youngsters and four adults from
Elmore to the Shrine Circus in To-
ledo Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Franck have
selected the name Kathleen Marie
for their 8 lb, ga OF. daughter
born October ID at Magruder Hos.
pital. They also have a son, Ran,
dali Lee.
Mrs. Tillie Bumb of Fon de lac
Wis. visited Mr., and Mrs. Myron A
Rosentreter and Marcia Jane, Mon
day. She is spending a few weeks
with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Kaylor and family. and
other relatives and friends.
Miss Elizabeth Wellman of Lima
spent the weekend with Mr. anC
Mrs. Jack Darlington and family
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IIIIIIIIIIIII
B A Or DITION AL
SOCIETY
COMMODORE PERRY CIRCLE

Explorer Scouts Tom Edwards
and Phil Beltz were guest speakers
at the meeting of Commodore
Perry Circle last Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Earl WiSeman.
The Scouts told of their summer
trip to Philmont Scout Ranch in
New Mexico.
Next month Mrs. Hazel Boss will
be the guest speaker and will talk
on "AmericaniSm"
Commodore Perry Circle is one
of the groups assigned to provide
baked goods for the sale which
will be held in connection with
the card party sponsored by the
Gel Federation of Port Clinton at
the Yacht Club November 3.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
CHATTER BOX

Chill of the evening -. one OF
them the appeal to spectators
of the OH. PC. football game
who were on the South bleacherS
to vacate same that there was
danger of the bleacherS collapSing.
Bright spots /. I. the newly paint
ed red and blue mail boxes . .
the new sign on the Community
Hall Oak Harbor Fire Depart
ment =.
The Albert Kruegers have re-
turned from their extensive Euro
pean tour -.
Mrs. Don Konieczny was dis
charged from Flower Hospital Sat
urday after having been hospital
lied for a week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kruger re-
turned early Friday morning from
their months tur f Europe. They
toured eight different countries,
and spent several days with Mrs
Kreuger'S relatives in England
and visited her birthplace there
Mr.. and Mrs. George Layman at
tended the funeral of the former
uncle, Albert Layman, at Perrys
burg Friday afternoon.
Junior Women'S Club will have
guest night for husbands next
Wednesday evening at the Warner
Hotel. An interesting and enter
tanning program is planned. Mrs
William Briggs is chairman of the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
SURPRISE HOUSE WARMING

Mrs. Carroll Miller was surpris-
ed by a group of friends who gave
house warming party for her at
her new home at 512 Adams-st,
Thursday. The guests brought a.
long a pot-luck dinner and after
dinner presented their hostess with
pantry shower of jams jellies,
canned fruit and vegetables.
Attending we're Mrs. Helen Mil
ler, Mrs. Roscoe Tonkin, Mrs. Mar
jorie Semon, Mrs. Howard Parman,
Mrs. Beulah Klein, Mrs. Mildred
Neidecker, Mrs. Otto Stensen, Mrs.
Edward Sprenger and Mrs, Gail
Stevens. David Miller was also
present for the dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Firlefrock-Cof1nor1
Nuptials Saturday

A popular local couple will ex-
change marital vows Saturday
when Miss Bette Common, of Hayes
avenue, and David Finefrock, of
Jefferson-st, are wed at $50 o'clock
in st. Thomas Episcopal church.
The Rev. Perry Blankenship will
officiate. a8ss
Miss Common is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Common of
Alpena, Mich, but has made Port
Clinton her home since she has
been working at Erie Ordnance
Depot. Mr.. Finefrock is the son
of Mrs. Marguerite Finefrock, JEFF
ferson-st, and Scott Finefrock, To-
ledo. Matron of honor will be Mrs.
Joyce Wehner, Oak Harbor, and
best man will be Robert Owens.
Wedding dinner following the nup-
tials is at the Lake House. Mr..
Finefrock, a PCHS graduate and
a service veteran, is with the
Standard Products Co.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Guest night marked October
meeting of Progressive Mothers
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Twynham, with members of
the social committee headed by
Mrs. Donald Pulschen in charge.
Guest speaker was the Rev. John
Braun. Mrs. Harold Tewers con-
Quoted devotions and for roll call
members introduced their guest.
Plans for the Nov. Federation
card party and the Story Hour
we're discussed. Mrs. Henry Chris
tiansen has the next meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
RETREAT PLANNED

A Retreat for Catholic women oi
the Fremont Deanery is planned
for Nov. As at the Shrine of Our
Lady of Consolation at Carey by
tie Diocesan Religious Activities
Committee. Reservation cards and
information may be obtained from
all religious activities chairmen OF
all parishes in the Deanery and
from the parish presidents of Ro
sary Altar Societies. All reserva
tions must be in by Oct. 25.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
HUSBANDS NIGHT

A hayride and square dance
added up to plenty of fun Satur-
day night at Mothers Round Table
Husbands Night party. Twelve
couples went s;-t to the Fred Lenke
home where they boarded a hay
wagon for gay ride, and then
returned to Erie Gardens Com
munity Hall for the dance at which
Bill Phipps was caller. Games and
refreshments were added features.
During brief business meeting,
husbands answered roll call by
telling some trait they particular
ly liked in their wives. Enjoying
the party we're Mssrs. and Mes
danes Tom Bradbee, Lynn Chris
tian sen, William Fostelr, Richard
French, Leroy Higley, Joe Hrup-
cho, Roger Kinney, Charles Lenke,
Frank Manley, Douglas McDougali,
Howard Ostling, Charles Stevenson,
and Ronald Windnagel. A child
ren's party is planned for Nov. IL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

Miss Anna Miller has been con-
fined to her home for the past two
weeks with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Relder
and Bobby and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Wendt were Sunday dinner guests
of DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Schmitt in
Lima.
The Oak Harbor Methodist church
was represented by Rev. Edwin L.
Myers, Harry Wheeler, Mrs. Alma
Bense, Mrs. Fred Schlemmer and
Mrs. George L. Peters at the dis
trict conference at the Broadway
Methodist church in Toledo Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
Cubs Visit
Fire Station

Several Cub Scout dens had
words of grateful appreciation to
Fire Chief Walter Miller and his
men after visits of their denS to
the fire station during Fire Pre-
vention Week.
Among boys who toured the fire
station and came away with a new
idea of its equipment and service
were the Webelos Den, headed by
Lynn christensen; and three denS
of which Mrs. Charles Stevenson,
Mrs. Frank Manley and Mrs. Lynn
Christensen are Den Mothers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
PLAYMAKERs TO MEET

The regular meeting Of THE
Playmakers" will be held Oct. q
in the Erie Gardens Community
Hail.
Guest speaker will be Mr.. Wei
don Sh@er, President of the San
dusky Harlequins.
All members are requested to
attend as the Constitution has been
read and is to be voted upon.