Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-17
Rocky Ridge News
DOT MEYERS, Correspondent


hoff were Thursday guests OF their
SON, DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Winterhoff
and family of Springfield. Their
daughter, Joyce, wlo has been
teaching in Springfield, returned
with them to spend the summer at
the parsonage.
Features of the Chancel Guild
meeting last Monday evening were
the presentation of Life Member
ship pins to Mrs. Bernard Sprague
and Miss Dolores Dipner. Also a
miscellaneous shower for Miss Bet
ty Bracket, June 25th, bride-to-be
of MIR. Norbert Goetz. The host
esses, Miss Dolores Dipner and
Mrs. Velma Lemke, arranged the
gifts under shower tree, dec
Grated with red roses and orange
blossoms. Betty was presented with
a rose corsage to wear just before
she opened her many useful gifts
Delicious refreshments were served
at long table which was decorated
with red roses aid white tapers
with dolls, dressed as bride and
groom, for the centerpiece. Favors
were fashioned after miniature
wedding bells and the honoree was
presented with a beautiful minia-
ture wedding cake.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. E. Winter
hoff and Joyce attended the dedi-
cation services for the new st.
Matthew Lutheran Church at Cri-
dersville, Ohio, on Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Fred Lickert was patient
in Magruder Hospital few days
last week. She is back home now
ard from all reports feeling much
better. Mrs. August Millinger is a
patient in st. Luke'S Hospital, To
ledo, On Tuesday Mr.. Joe Rohl-
heiser submitted to an operation
at Memorial Hospital, Fremont
Mrs. Neal Barnes submitted to
goiter operation, also at Memorial
Hospital, Fremont Bob Amend
niger is recuperating from bout
with tonsilitiS and Mrs. Bernard
Sprague is entertaining touch of
laryngitis. Let's remember them
with a card, folks.
Mrs. Ada Sandrock and Mrs. Au-
gust Kohlman have all reason in
the world to be proud of their
granddaughter Miss Beverly Kohl
man, 18, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Heary Kohlman, Michigan, who re-
ceived four-year scholarship from
Michigan State College, which was
awarded for outstanding All Club
work and for scholarship. In addi-
ton to the four-year scholarship
she also received a $500 Saving
Bo-.d from the Prairie Farmer Pub
fishing Co. for being one of four
outstanding All Club girls in the
state.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Kempfer,
Toledo, together with Mrs. Bertha
Hacker. and Mrs. Henry Meyer, left
Tuesday morning on a two weeks
vacation trip to Florida. Elroute
they expect to stop at Columbus,
Georgia, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Grieger and son David. Mrs. Grieg-
er is a daughter of Mrs. Hacker.
Mrs. Clarence Pfaff, daughter
Sharon and Mrs. Emma Dressler.
drove to Findlay on Monday where
they visited Mrs. DreSsler'S daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Foreman and fam
lily. -
Mrs. Edell Geller and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Behlmer were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Zenser. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Zenser of Saginaw, Michigan
were also present. Mrs. Geller and
Mrs. Zenser are sisters. E
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Almendinger, Oak Harbor, was the
scene of lively family reunion
AoSt tNouhddy. lCoCuL WClC MI. dIlu
Mrs. Dale Almendinger and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Flick, Oak Har-
bor.. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Almendinger
and family, Oak Harbor and Mrs.
Bud Chasteen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Deitzel and
son Johnny just returned from a
scenic as well as interesting and
educatioal vacation trip to Wash
ington, d. c. Their stop-over. in
Atlantic City, however, was a big
disappointment due to the lasting
d0Wnpour. ~ !
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Koepke and
daughter Barbara, and Mrs Harry
Kn0err of Oak Harbor drove to
Silver Lake, Michigan on Tuesday
to get Miss Elsie Meyer who has
been vacatioling there.
Monday Harry Alemdinger was
sixty years young and friends and
relatives dropped il to remind aim
ofssthat fact and to sample his