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Evening star., 1955-09-17
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TER. e1o4 Ewing dr..
adl. new Jr. hish--Attrac. 3-bed-
I'm I'm: rambler: gas heat, firepalce,
Sasheri SsS ;,,l lovely lot Price, sl6,-
3 pm. Out deorsetownS SuTi rd., lett Il
on Beech and Burley. risht on
Conway and turn left at end Of
Conway e sign, ARTHUR L.
dd1frTESNER' 81 aasSI1 Broker OIL. 2-f,7Ss5,
BETHEsDA1.4 d;T IS bsdrms,, iiv; rn,, ftun
fnf nln' a,' rm;,' lse mod. kit. ia baths,
porch: full bsmt. consisting Of
rec. rm.. laundry rm. and shop,
Lse. corner lot with many lge.
trees and shrubs Lee. 2-csr
garage. Apply OWNER. s. r.
THADEN. MA. s-.07s; oil. 4-e4f6
MISUNDERSTANDING detached =
grounds. BarEain, s22.50U. Week
ENDS, snSs, EN- al 2-5aI4. STORY g. Co
BETnEsDA--4-bedrm brick eonv.
70 NH: lovely rear yd. with trees
galore. Owner transferred. Only
sRoWS, sfS:HSS, JT Gah RtsIsor nSE; GEoRoE oL /:
eyes, Ju. 9.3691
BETHESDA. Mass. Ext. area-4.bed-
rm.. 2-bath. brick redwood: rec.
rm. with fireplace; Eye-Ievei oven,
birch cabinet: carport: 75xl40 lot. .
ooS%mMqn''c o%NER' o.. STi@ T4ii@f;ooPo s2s :sCo'
BETHESDA. near D. C. line and
bus; 4s06 Western ave.-3-bed- j.
rm. brick, lge. fenced yard with
trees, gear ear., screened porch.
Owner has purchased another
home and will consider any reas-
enable offer and can arrange at
tractive terms. Open Sat, and
Wsstern Shn from ett to Com sSo or caI WIS MIs to
MERRYFlEL6 y! II, #, or TIoHE WOODS
BETHESpA--1deal for doctor or
large family. Conveniently ar
rsnEcd.. well-huilt 10-room home,
Oil heat. Spacious eroun6s. George
Rsasonably ( priced. OWNER, OIL, q
BsihEsDA. sol" Lincoln st.r--s
bedrms baths. paneied den.
solidiy built fieldstonc. lst-floor
bath. fun grown trees and shrubs.
settled. well-estsblishcd neighhor-
hood where YOU know who your
neighbors are going to be. Sal, 400;
, gA appraised. Open sun. from !.
Dust beyond Suburban Hospitan,
OIL, 4-3549, or Don Merryfield or
Tishe Woods at EN-, 2-sai8. is
BETHEsDA-Sale by owner No
brokers. Brick Colonial 3 large
bedrms.. "a baths. 23-ft. liv. rm,
with fireplace, din. rn.. kitchen
scr.. porch, garage. full bsmt. Slate
roof, awnings. storm windows,
aIss wooded corner loot. Owner
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DAIRY oUEEN-sacrifce Northern
virginia; Ia minutes from down.
town Washineton. ov. $4,000 after
pm. lis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ABcl
license. gross sales, S75.000. selling
because Of bad health, will consider
al offers. substantial cash needed.
Box 4S9-V, Star. Ia
COAT ROOM CONCESSION with
CHAR and cigarette counter for
teis sesly pessSn issss FAN snnsd Bfhis
RESTAURANT For appt.. call Mr..
Harry Cohen. bet. 4 and 6 pm.
Ex. 3-341l.
RESTAURANT for sale-Good busi-
ness: air.conditioned: well equipped:
reasonable. CO. 5-970I. III
BOOMING HOUSE or boarding
house wanted; pref. upper NV.
WI purchase or rent. Box 63-&
DRY CLEANING sToRE-s.E. shop
ping center: good money-making
opport. for couple: other business
forces owner. to sacrifice: priced
for quick sale. Apply Box 1s-T,
WHOLESALE; established poultry,
butter and egg business doing an
nual volume in excess Of half mil
lion dollars; excellent opportunity
for expansion, fully equipped; good
market location Box AK. star,
MOBILE GROCERY. be independent.
Make money with small invest.
ment. Finest equipped business Of
trade. Can be seen weekdays after
snrpPa1 3 Pm; AZ Hoo6 DAY sr6Rs Sunday ss5s q
Eissss. a.. AdsipRi. RS oEn ". Essttssiils Vie
LGE. GUEsTHoUsE, centrally I loc.;
fully, equipped; , women or hus-
band and wife to help manage, No
Sas'tasP' sps ana board saln Box s0ssiyTs
FOUNTAIN. seneral, lease or man
ager. Arlington store. II stools, !
steam table and kitchen. Call IA, |
5-0l13. Friday and Saturday be-
tween sstsa lols an pm' and sandsg Rn aissa fRa
coNvaLEscENr WAL HOME Bushes. IN
for sale; S.. 600 down good money |
maker; Box lev, star. -is
GAS SIATION-Ioeated on busy
intersection; good for mech; will
sacri. stock and equip. No reason |
able offer refused. RA. 6-9S25.
DELICATEssEN. good location. ii35
5th s.; NV; excel. for coupe. IS.
UhANE-tN-Solt ice cream must
On. s 4e4sss, eeToHSP.e or We. 5-s4os. gss'ti Mis
NEWSSTAND SHOP, in first
class hotel, for sale very, reason
able. due to illness. Write Box
GARAGE Ai SIAM AND SERVICE srATsioN
sacrifice due to health: located in
nearby Nd. Box 3S-V, star. lis
LUNCHEONETTE--G busi-
ness. must sell. 1903 You st. nv,
co. 5-0tsR3. is
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-..... -. aaN. -.
DhEAM rOA SALE % rent. exclus
snmb,er AN yHo fnii lie bsmt b1 3 ne o.d Tm pnsk
exnanSibie: Anchored lie iot. sS.
psnsive .hrqsSsry: sssd. trees:
osISss nsfnadrtte's ,om 1Snce SIocS .o Saek
nine rty sxnress hus. SiS a5n 1ha
Woodmoor dr 0pen. 10 a"bosso
WIN e,,a seHy}h, Ss}nh,. nw 30 Tato,sI siIpsSS. p.
aoer Wssbsngton sanitay,,,n, ia
h,sh eisr srheoIs nanay ds,
h;;neainw. rms fsTeni auto hest
5srnseuso soEa plt, de Terms 6str.as ks rsnr, 81
;ns " T6Y pR S-iS3S. eSes
ng. E,S MI. a.,es SoA' HS' 'io"", IISSsS''
1aa. o-oooo.
1f0t E.-W. HlGHWAY-6 rms. on
one acre. OIL heat: Good future
value In GROUND. y. HANNAH
DE 2-6ooa or ME. e-4Ioo, --lo
RANCH RAMBLER@ln the SoleS-
vile area. No; 10 Piping Eoek I'd.
kit, bsrnt., attached garage. Home
located on approx. 2 acres for those
who desire open spaces Open Sun,
ID. to gcnifant rd:, LEFT on Boni.
fant 70 Piping ROCK rd. and house.
CoFFMAE REALTY CO, 9s:9 ca;
ave, JU. 9-4123. HE, 4-aJ5T. is
arranged: nearly IA
acre 3b mi. from b e west OF
Georeia ave. q hedrns ash sid
inC; mod home With Spacious
Erounds bordeYine IN > improved
streets; room for additional build.
Ing sites; sewer and water. Call
Mr.: DUvALL, .JU: 9-304l, NE.
4-3500. w, W. LEWIS. lis
OWNER yrrIs. .SrJTn, Go we ara
submitting this charming 4-bedrm..
2-bath brick Cape Cod for your
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL EXCHANGE crypts in Fl. Lin
coin Mausoleum. trade for real
estate or trust note, cash or terms
AD. 2-557G. FE. 3-95l6. --is
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HOUSES 70, SALE. NV. tcsas. }

WALTER REED AREA Brick de-
tached Colonial. 3 bedrooms. .
baths. step-down living rfn.. hrepl,.
rec rni., side porch, storm windows.
newly decorated, garage. Close to
transp. ana schools. CLAUDE
sHfFLET, Tu. 2-0400, RA. 3-2s79.
VIC. SPRING vALLEY-Rambler: 8
sedrms.: baths; M fun dining I'm rIn..
gas heats lse. cor. lot: patio: SEN
a. b. cRUMBAUGH, Reaitor, 4goS
HOME AND INCOME-Vie. Sheridan
PIX. WIN provide home for eple.
and pay for itself: pvt. entrs.; easy
financing BY owner. TIE. 6-415b.
1917 SHERIDAN ST. NV. s16.Sso
-6-rn, all-brick house. 2 baths:
ith t' AND 4 NICHOLSON sTs. Wv
A semidetached brick home in ex-
eeilent condition. having 8 rms,
bath, basement, oil h;-w h.. con-
s crete , 5ront perch; % snis ..,rs.,;ss SlSsss
Prize t9f quick cs sale For tpsthsr
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646s.
WILL SACRIFICE my guesthousc. IA
rms: cd. loc., nr, Conn. ave-: newly
dec. run. water. full house: OWNER
NEW iESS AIR.coNB. Town HoUsE--
4 ieft-5014 Cathedral ave. Open
Sun. 3-6:. $500; bet. MacAr-
thur blvd. and Loushboro I'd.
SR. f.P BUREAU OF sTDs.-Det. brick,
2 yrs. old. I bedrms- 2ls baths.
dishwasher, disp,. 1st a. den and
bath: I'm. daylisht rec. rm. No
brokers, low 30s, excel. fin. OWNER,
EN-. 2-01l6, 1929 Yuma st. NV.
DUPLEX. hnf block to
park and grammar school; 34.5 MI.
81 fieAfaPs APPRovEp. " D,~i is1s..so-3-bedrm..
lha-bath brick home. full hsmt;
MOOR H A, AGENCY. ehS Ai.SfS inc. Ji u. 1856.
OFFICE OPEN to o. Realtors.
1893 Goth ST, NV. open sun. 9
till j PIN; sale or rent-Det; brick.
den. 8 bedrms,. : baths. . finished
rms. and bath in bsmt. Call RE.
Iis oUACKENBoS N.w.-Loyely
semidetached brick in immaculate
condition. Close to schools and
transportation. Immediate posses
sion. Sl4,T50. with low cash pay
ment, Key at SIT. J. N. HUGHES,
;EAR IAi -VstDT WALTER REED--e-room det
home, only Si3,a50. Easy terms.
La. t-6a5u, RA. ti-oaa0. Ia
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Bradley Hills Grove

Beautiful New Orleans style home
, bedrms.. 3 full baths, paneled
library, formal liv. rm. and din.
rm. with loft, ceilings; all-elec.
kit, screened porch and lear sa-
rage. Fully -cond. and situated
on lge handicapped lot You must
see this just completed beautiful
residence at S503 Burning Tree
I'd, Bethesda. G ABBOTT MARSH
CO.. 7Sl5 Norfolk ave. Bethesda.
OIL. 4-7s3S OIL. 4-4342
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cOLORED
380H nth pI,. NE
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

l2s9 W. s,e.--5-Im.
semidet,, ami: $3.50. LIZ. A.
33li, Ii. 3-s089. LIS
ASACosTIA. 1919 v st. s.e.-Det.
o rms. bath: oil heat; modern
kit large lot. Lu. 4-33ll. Ii.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. a7sa 1st st.
S.e-Semi-det. brick. g. rms. "
baths. rec. rm.. gas heat: lge. yards: /:
reny. loe. Priced TO sell. Ii. 6-1043
10. 2-2913. wLLouoHBY REAL
7ss 9Th 81, s.E.--comple..ly re.
modelled. . bedrms.. sas heat, nice
yard. $7.950: $500 cash includes
settlement: $65 monthly, incl,
taxes. Re. 3-515I, lis
EXCLUsIvE-Finest home money
can buy. best neighborhood in sc.
wash: solid stone and redwood.
4 large bedrms.. ga baths. You
must see this home 10 appreciate.
Trade considered. Open every aft.
ernoon and evening. Come Up and
make your offer. DIRECTIONS:
Penna. Sc, to 3lkt ST.. risht TO
.Westover DR.. and 3II7. J. NJ.
MEDLEY. 10 g-1717. --22
NEAR BOILING F1ELD-Semidet., 3
bedrHs, full bsmt; Anehor-feneed ;
z block school. shopping center.
IN g-5|El Ia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

. .-w washington, D. G:
Evening star., 1955-09-17

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - semidet.
brick house, d rooms. bath. base
ment and deep yard; SIS per
taxes and insurance. Mr.. Mayo.
5E. .;-976;5. ~
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th At. NV. AD. 4-2005
$3.50, CongresS Heights-3- bed
rm. corner home; oil heat. Anchor
fence; $3.50 down and $50 per
mo. Astounding value. To inspect,
cali JOHN l.. SHELTON, Realtor.
10 2.9n0u -iQ
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CHEVY CHASE HAMLET

CHEVY CHASE HAMLET
4 BEDRMs., IMMED. OCCUPANCY
Center-hall brick WILLIAMSBURG CO.
lonial in area Of luxury homes.
Liv. rm.. dining rm. and kit. with
dishwasher and disposal 3 full
baths incl. maids rm. in bsmt.;
fireplace. Priced in lower thirties.
Call Mr.. Maury, MA. s-40s0; ewes.
Ho. 2-5393. J. RUPERT MOHLER.
Jr.. Realtor. III
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POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
Lac. Colonial, swimming pool, with
over an acre Of ground. thiS charm,
baths. lge. iiy rEl.. family din.
rnl., huge kit; everything; Gear
garage; bsmt.: excel. eond. Won-
Evening star., 1955-09-17

COLORED---PETWO
1888 FARRAGUT ST.
Open Sunday ] to g. A magnificent
corner brick home, Offering center
hall plan. very large living room,
dining room, first fioor den. four
bright bedrooms on End floor; ga
rage. convenient to shopping,
schools and transportation; call Mr..
Brennenan NO. 7-3524.
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

FIRST TIME OFFERED
M. ollinewcod--Lovely det. brick,
6 rms. 2 baths, built-in garage.
full bsmt, gas a.-c. heat. Priced
for inmed. sale at only S23,950.
J. LEE DoNNELLY d. SON
MA tS-3316 WO. 6-2362
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Continued on Next Psss)
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AIL.B;EI,lIiCK RAMBLER. S1en5o--ln

ALE-HKICk KAMBLEk' SIbHoW--IH
q cioSe-in and lovely community
town. must sell his attractive home
with 5 spacious rooms and tile
bath, expandable attic. bone.dry
basement; built-in garage, etc. Just
east OF Flower ave. at 3Q2 E. Mel
bourne ave. AID. 4-sg17. W. L.
MOORE. EN-. .3-h751 -1e
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
kitchen, car port. lge. basement
iO0x2OO wooded lot. 2l27 Arcoia
ave. Call OWNER, u. s-5232:
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$3.50 DOWN, non-GI or CT buys
this 3-bedrm... sep. din. rHl,, equip.
kit. semidet home. Walking dis
tanee to grammar and senior hiRh
schools. Vacant. Possession with
Evening star., 1955-09-17

CONN. AVE, ESTATES
bedrms., 2l2 baths. din. rm.. Ven.
blinds. deep freeze. washer. ironer
included. Priced Sls,500.
Evening star., 1955-09-17
BETHEsDA-opEN BY OWNER

BRADLEY HILL GROVE
Lse rambler. on h-acre lot. offers
lse: liv. rm.. flrepl. din. rm.. 3
bedrms., . baths. Ice. kit. porch:
2-car earaEe
ARDMoRE REALTY co.
Potomac Shopping Ctr. OIL. 2-1735
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
CHILD GUIDANCE COUNCIL
Photos by MISCh

Meeting at the home of Mrs
Clarence Jeremy Thursday night
with Mrs. Printy Arthur co-hostess
members of Child Guidance Coun
Gil opened their new club program
with Mrs. William Faust, Jr., new
president, presiding.
Reading of the club constitution
by Mrs. Frank Carstens and roll
call answered by an article of the
constitution marked the meeting
Christopher records, presented by
Mrs. Richard Wolf, provided the
program. Mrs. Faust and possibly
Mrs. Paul Sahs, vice-president, will
attend the state C. C. L. convention
in Columbus next month.
Ways and means projects for the
year announced by chairman Mrs
Richard Cover include a bake sale
OF Christmas cookies Dec. 16 and
a pre-Easter bake sale.
Mrs. William Anderson was list
ed as a new member of the club
In new programs distributed by
Mrs. Sahs. She will be initiated at
the next meeting in the home of
Mrs. Max Stephenson with Mrs.
Burnell Gates co-hosteSs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
COMMODORE PERRY

A new year of club meetings was
started by Commodore Perry Cir
Gle last Thursday night with the
September session at the home of
Mrs. Louis Hetrick, president Mrs.
M. J. Edwards presiding.
Roll call, "a Vacation Memory
brought a wealth of interesting
anecdotes of members holiday ex-
periences. Reading of bylaws and
constitution and discussion of COM
mittee assignments marked the
business meeting. Commod o e
Perry will have charge of table
decorations and favors for the dis
trict conference here next spring,
and a special committee headed
by Mrs. Lot Jenkins is in charge.
Mrs. ]. E. Peltier is a new men,
ber of the club this year. October
meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl
Wiseman will feature program
by Explorer Scouts Tom Edwards
and Phil Beltz who will show pic
lures and tell of their summer
stay at Philmont Boy Scout Ranch
in New Mexico.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
MEDICAL AUXILIARY

The Women'S Auxiliary to the
Ottawa County Medical Society is
Off to the start of another busy
year. First fall meeting of the
doctors wives was held Thursday
night at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
6. r. Ley and Mrs. William Duf-
fendach, president, named these
committee heads:
Radio and visual education, Mrs.
G. A. Boon; program, Mrs. Kraft
Ritter and Mrs. Patrick Hughes.
Today's Health, Mrs. Rhiel; pub
liclty, Mrs. Ley, Mrs. w. r. Gibson
legislative, Mrs. c. r. Wood: Men
tai Health, Mrs. Gibson; historical
Mrs. A. D. Miessner; public rela.
tlons, Mrs. Jack Witker; civil de
fense, Mrs. Ley.
Mrs. Donald Loeffler, whose
husband is new physician at Oak
Harbor, was welcomed as new
member. Plans for the Auxiliary's
annual rummage sale in October
were made. Doctors joined their
wives afterwards for a social hour.
Next meeting is Oct. 13 at the
MieSSner home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
Back To School
Theme Marks Gel
Meet At Catawba

The Back to School" theme ar
ranged by the program committee
Mrs. Kenneth Owen, Mrs. John
Oravec, Mrs. Calvin Peterson and
Mrs. Wilson Snyder for the first
fall meeting of Catawba Gel at
the home of Mrs. Peterson Thurs
day took members back to their
own school days. Mrs. Ormand
Cook, former teacher, was called
upon to act as teacher and the
members were taken by surprise
when she called the roll using
their maiden names.
The school session began with a
History Lesson" and one member
was asked to read the club conSti-
tuition and one the bylaws. Social
Studies" followed and this was
most interesting history of Cataw-
ba Island since the days when the
Ottawa Indians made the wilds
favorite hunting ground until they
moved west in 1881, up to the
present time when many an old
land mark has vanished in the re-
cent growth of the community. A
log cabin occupied by Betsy Mo-
John the last member of the tribe
is still standing on the John West
property. The first white settlers
were family named Tilliston and
they were followed to the island
in 1882 by the Porters. The Rich
ard Beaver home was once Porter
residence.
For the Reading" lesson a
story of the first attempt to cross
frozen Lake Erie to reach Canada
in an automobile was read. After
a few mishaps the party did reach
Canada but this was the last at
tempt made to cross the lake by
automobile.
The teacher conducted written
examination using questions about
the local community, school sys-
tenn and township and Mrs. Richard
Petersen was the scholar with the
highest score.
For the Arithmetic" the club
treasurer was assigned to collect
the yearly dues from each mem
Der.
A school-day lunch consisting of
sandwiches, cupcakes, and apples
in a paper bag was handed to each
member by the co-hostess, Mrs.
John Campbell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. Lukac, l3C
Oak-st, will celebrate their COLDER
wedding anniversary Saturday
Sept. II, amid the congratulation.
of many friends.
An anniversary mass at Imma
culate Conception church Saturday
morning will mark the event, and
their entire family will attend tC
receive Holy Communion in &
group. There will be family
breakfast after the Mass.
From five to eight pm. an open
house reception in Catawba Com
munity Hall will honor the golden
wedding celebrants and all friends
and relatives are cordially invited
Mrs. Lukac, who is 67, was the
former Anna Brodak. She was
born in CzecLoylovakia. Mr.. Lukac
who is 73, was born in Austria
Hungary. Both came here as young
people, and they were married
Sept. Is, 1905, at st. Joseph's
Catholic church at aMrblehead.
Officiating was the Rev. FIR. V. A.
Chaloupka, who is still living and
who is pastor of The Nativity of
the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic
church on Aetna Road in Cleve-
land. Ill health will prevent his
attending the golden wedding fes-
tivities here, however.
They are the parents of two
daughters: Mrs. Charles Rose)
Himmler of Toledo and Mrs. AL
bert (MargareD Cernek, who makes
her home with her parents; and
Joseph of Gypsum, Steve of rural
four sons, Peter Jr. at home,
Port Clinton, and Clarence of Lin
den-st. They have four grand
daughters, Rita Himmler, Sharon
Cernek, Elinore Lukac, and Mrs
Ralph (Julian Lukac) Branum; and
three grandsons, Richard Cernek
ard Paul and Joseph Lukac Jr.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lukac are
in good health. He retired from
the Celotex last year. The family
moved here from Marblehead
shortly after their marriage. I'm
usually young in appearance, the
Lukacs' have hard time persuad-
ing people that they are really
golden wedding anniversary cele-
brants.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16

tron of honor.
Ards was lovely in ice blue
taffeta with chantilly lace. A high
neckline, pointed sleeves and a
princess style tunic which was
scalloped and edged in pearls were
distinctive notes. The floor length
skirt was net over taffeta. Her
flngertip veil fell from a small
Dutch cap of white satin trimmed
in seed pearls. On a white prayer
book, gift of the groom, she car
ried a white orchid.
Her paternal grandfather, w. M.
Budd of Lake George, gave the
bride in marriage.
Mrs. Hagen's powder blue taf-
feta frock was fashioned after the
bridal gown but with puffed
sleeves and a low neck. She wore
small net half hat trimmed in
pearls, and matching elbow length
gloves. Red roses were in her bou-
quet.
The groom's mother wore char
coal and white with yellow rose
corSage. Mrs. w. NJ Budd, the
brides grandmother, was in navy
blue crepe with yellow roses.
Ards attended Port Clinton high
school and Bowling Green State
University, She is a time clerk
at the Clare Mfg. Co. The groom
attended Big Rapids high school
and Ferris TnStit1lte at Rig RapidS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Off to a new club year of inter
esting meetings is Progressive Mo-
theirs Gel. group, which opened
its 1856 calendar with a session
last Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Kermit Miller. Associate hostess
was Mrs. Harold Tewers.
Mrs. August Christensen had
deyotions and for roll call mem
bers told of their most memorable
day in grade school. Sale of ar
ticles made by the blind was con-
Quoted, and names for Christmas
gift exchange were drawn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
Rita Cutnnins To
Wed Joseph Voge1
On November II

The engagement and approach
ing marriage of Miss Rita Cummin!
Ottawa County Home Demonstra
tion Agent to Mr.. Joseph L. Voge
was announced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Cummins oil
Stoney Ridge Rd., Avon, Ohio. Mr.
Vogel is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Vogel, Cleveland Rd., Ash
land, Ohio.
November IL has been selected
as their wedding date at st. Peters
church, in North Ridgeville, Ohio
and the custom of open church
will be observed.
Miss Cummins graduated from
Ridgeville High School with the
class of 1850 and received her
Bachelor of Science Degree from
Ohio State University in August
of 1854. She is a member of the
American Home Economics Asso-
citation and has served as Home
Demonstration Agent here since
September of 1854 She will re-
sign from her position in Novem-
Der.
Mr.. Vogel graduated from Ash
land High School with the class of
1850 and from Ohio State Univer-
Sity in June of 1855. He received
a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Education and received a commits
sion of End 1t. in the United States
Air Force upon graduation. He
was president of the Commercial
Artists Club and was also a mem
Der of the Newman Club Mr.
Vogel is presently employed by the
Roy Stewart Drilling Company of
Ashland and will enter active duty
in Flight Training on November
18 at Lakeland Air Force Base,
Texas. He is a member of st. Ed
wards Parish in Ashland and is
chairman of the Wooster Deanery
Council of Catholic Youth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
MOTHERS CLUB

Oak Harbor Mothers Club, which
sponsors the kindergarten there,
will have a guest night meeting
Sept. 81 and all mothers of the
community are cordially invited to
attend. Mrs. Augsberger, kinder
garten teacher, will present ''Do'S
And Dont's" for kindergarten and
Mr.. Waters will discuss the pro-
posed bond issue for the new
chool, answering any questions
Mothers Club meets the third Wed
nesday of each week at the school
cafeteria at 8 pm. and all mothers
are welcome.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
Ards Elaine Budd Becomes Mrs. George
E. Wood In Sept. 10 Nuptia1s In Mich.

A popular former Port Clinton
girl was married at Clare, Mich,
Saturday in September wedding
lovely in appointments. Ards
Elaine Budd, of Lake George,
Mich, daughter of the late Averill
and Molly Budd of Port Clinton,
became the bride of George Elwin
Wood, of Lake George, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George R. Wood, of Big
Rapids, Mich.
The wedding was solemnized at
ten o'clock Sept. 10 at st. Cecilia
Church, Father Cox officiating.
Attending from here were Sheriff
and Mrs. Merlan Budd and Richey,
Mrs. Jack Budd, Miss Agnes Shib-
lila of Oak Harbor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hudac of Gypsum.
A wedding breakfast for IA guests
was held at the Surrey House at
Harrison, Mich, and the reception
was at Swiss Inn, Lake George.
Office associates of the bride serv-
ed at the wedding reception.
The bridal couple flew to Ari-
zona for a two-weeks honeymoon
stay, the trip a gift of the groom's
parents. A light tan suit with
black accessories was the brides
travelling ensemble. They will re-
side at Lake George.
Patricia Ann Hagen, sister of the
groom, and John Hagen, Royal
Oak, Mich, brother-in-law, were
attendants. The bride designed
and partially made both her lovely
wedding gown and that of the ma
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-16
EAGLES LADIES

Ladies Auxiliary, FOE, met
Thursday night at the Eagles Hall
with Jackie Schiewe, president,
presiding. Chairman Flore nee
Schiewe reported the proceeds of
the bake sale and the planning of
the children's Christmas party. En-
tertainment committee for the eve
ming was Louise Liptok, Marlanea
Llptok and Vera McGee.