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school. lie has been employed
as Western Union messenger
boy at the Great Northern drpo,
this summer
Mr. and Mrs. John IIrifnrr
and Mrs. Kenneth lIcfinrr of
Helena spent the weekend d, the
Marvin Thompson homr Mr..
John IIriincr is 4 brother Of
Mrs. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Riley
were house guests at the {. W
Stevenson home Sunday thru
Thursday of this pas, week. Mr..
Riley is a brother Of Mrs Slcv.
cnS0n. Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Steven.
sons mother, returned to her
home in Minnesota with her SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Young of the
Buffalo Ranch at MOicsc. Mont.
were weekend guests at the
G. W. Stevenson home
nIr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson
spent last weekend at their home
on the Flathead Lake.
Carla Ingabo, d Glacier Park
Transport employee, lief, this
morning for Many Glaciers. She
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will work there the rest of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. D0bson and
Wanita Floyd left Tuesday morn
ing. They have made their home
here for over a year. AS yet
they haven't decided where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Lee Tabcrt of Spokane,
WASH, left for her home Sunday.
Mrs. Tabcrt, Mrs. Cora Dupras'
granddaughter spent a week
here.
Mrs. Hubert Dupras and his
mother, Mrs. Cora Dupras, leave
Tuesday for weeks vacation.
They have no definite plans as
to route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Russell from
Stanford were hous" guests at
the Jazz Orr home Thursday
night. The Ru>>clls are Mrs.
Orr's parents.
Mrs. Roy Smith spent Satur.
day nigh, and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Gcncvicvc Tracy,
Of Columbia Falls.
Mr., and Mrs. Vic Overcast
went to Myers Creek Ranger
Station at \yc to see their new
granddaughter. Little Terry
Lynn, daughter of Mr. ard Mrs.
VIM. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. {. X
b. Smith took charge of the
Montcath Hotel during their alb
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scncc. The Smiths left Glacier
Park Sunday evening for Cut
Bank. From there they will go
on to Mesa, Arizona for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meade and
son of Dishman, WASH, spent
the Labor Day weekend with Mr..
Mcadc's aunt, Mrs. George Ed
kins
Mrs. Gordon Dahl called on
friends in Shelby Saturday of
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brum.
baugh and son, Johnnie, spent
the weekend in Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Burkct and
children, Pat and Judy. were
house guests of Roberta Lund
this weekend Roberta stays
with the Burkcts in IIavrc dur,
ing the school year.
School started in the Glacier
Park school Tuesday, Sept. !.
The teachers this year arc, Mrs.
Della S. Ecrsoi of Seattle, in
the primary room; Mrs Gordon
Dahl, Glacier Park, intermediate
room, and Mrs. Jim Peterson
of Glacier Park in the upper
grade room.
Mr.. and Mrs Keith Roberts
and Mr. and Mrs Russell COnry,
all of Great Falls. were guests
at the John Stewards home this
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weekend
Mrs. Jim Peterson and Mrs
Russell Christensen were bust.
ness callers in Great Falls Thurs.
day and Friday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Lovitc
of New York. y. Y, were guests
of the AltcS this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erdman
and three children of Great Falls
were dinner guests at the Ate
home Thursday evening. The
Erdmans are spending week at
Glacier Park.
The Missouri Lutheran Sun.
day school children presented
program for their parents last
Sunday morning The teachers
this summer we're Miss Shirley
Willowby, of Deer Park. Wash.
beginners: Miss Irish hmm. Man.
kato, Mimi, beginners also; Miss
Janis Peterson. ontevido,
Mimi. intermediate and Miss
Evonne Mathison, Leonard, y.
OAK. senior class Robert IIintz.
Denver, Colo, student pastor.
was supervisor. They were all
college students working here
and the parents greatly apprc-
ciated the fact that these young
people were willing to give up
their free time so that our chill.
drcn were privileged to attend
church school this summer. Tho
Sunday School will continue
through the winter months at
I the Glacier Park Womcn's Club
building at 1000 a. m Church
will also continue at the same
place at 7:3O p m. every Sun.
day. Pastors from kalispell. Co.
lumbia Falls and Eureka will be
conducting the church services
These services are under the di-
rcctiOn of the Missouri Lutheran
Church and the public is invited
to come to the worship services
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Palmer.
shicm of St. Cloud. Mimi. spent
the weekend with their daughter.
Lucy, They left Monday morn
ing. going by way of Going.to.
the.Sun highway to Missou!a
and Helena. After spending a
few days in Helena they will re.
turn home.
Sgt. Lawrence f Nordstrom
spent Labor Day at the home of
his mother. Mrs. Lloyd McAdam.
Cindy Becker entertained four.
teen young guests at get az.
quaintcd party" Tuesday after
noon. The boys entertained
themselves by playing games and
fighting a little. while the girls
dressed up in old dresses and
in her mother and Mrs. Hulbert's
icwelry Some of the mothers
dropped in to have coffee with
Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Hubert
during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Waddcll and
son are moving to Great Falls.
Bob has obtained employment
there.
Eighteen young guests and
eleven mothers helped Scott
Shcrburnc celebrate his fourth
birthday Thursday of last week
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hats held the place cards. Mrs.
Mark liardick won the high
score for all games. Mrs. Buzz
LutZ won low for all games.
Mrs. W. j. Clarity won high cut
prize for the first game and Mrs.
Uhlc won high cut prize for the
second game.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.ada kalra and
daughters Of Ilavrc are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Kalfa's
mother. Mrs. Tollic Schafcr.
MIR. and Mrs. II. ID. Sherwood
and two children and Tony Si,z-
man left for their homes in st.
Paul Sunday evening. This past
week has been an cvcntful week
for Tony. Last Sunday he and
two pals, Jimmy Burns and Den
mis- Finch caught twelve big
Rainbow trout. Tony having the
largest of the catch. a seventeen
inch. pound and three fourths
Rainbow. Monday evening the
three boys brought in sixteen
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East Glacier Par
Mrs. Lee Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafcr
and Two children of Billings are
spending few days with Mr..
Schafcrs mother, Mrs. Tillic
Schairr
Barbara Benson left Thursday
for her home in Seattle after
spending the summer in Glacier
l'ark. She has been working
at the UhlCS Cabins.
Mrs. Esther Anderson, Mrs.
Ben OScr and Mrs. Herb Chase
entertained twenty guests at Il
bridge luncheon at the Glacier
Park Hotel Saturday afternoon.
Tho tables were decorated with
fall bouquets and perky little
ladies wearing the latest in felt
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The Nautilus

The Navy has announced that
its first atomic. powered subma.
rinc. Nautilus. has cruiscd al.
most $4,000 miles without refuel.
ing. II was on Jan. II. 1855. that
the 3.OOO.ton Nautilus first pu, TO
sea under nuclear power.
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MONTANA.
EXPEDITION NEARING END

In August $50 years ago Lewis and Clark intrepid
explorers who into Montana the before
way I" the Pacific Ocean left what the their
St. Louis.
The party travelled down the Missouri from Montana
the Manan Villages where they fingered days
setting off for ST Louis
II a, the Aandan Villages tina, disarmament of the
expedition began II here that John Golfer who later
became famous for his exploits West asked
received his honorable discharge might Join
fur traders who but recently had the Missouri
These traders the vanguard hundreds
tain to within the few
1t was a, the Mandan Villages that Chaioncau the
Indian guide paid Sacaawea his wife.
stayed with him
THE ANACONDA COMPANY
WORK for . Greater and More Prosperous Montsns."
This is . project that should include 81 Montsnsns.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
CONTROL STUDY
/ ON TB INCLUDES
MANY FACTORS

A four-day TB Control Survey,
sponsored by the Ottawa County
tuberculosis Association to seek
improved control methods here,
will climax with a breakfast meet
ing Friday at Warner Hotel, Oak
Harbor, when the survey team COM
piles summary of its findings.
The survey opened Tuesday with
an interview with DR.. George S.
Bowers, medical director, and DR..
Duane D. Love, resident physician
at Oak Ridge sanitarium, along
with Sister NJ Stephanie, sanitar-
ium administrator and Gordon Hen
derson, patient services director.
Treatment of tubercular patients,
use of new drugs, folloW-up on pa
tients leaving the sanitarium, pre-
vention of relapse and protection
for the community and how the
TB association can help in control
of these problems was stressed.
On Wednesday County Commits.
sioners set up a special meeting to
discuss with field counselor John
Padrutt and health education con.
sultant Gail Halferty the financial
responsibility a community has to
tuberculous patients.
Interviews with the county
health department, welfare depart
ment, county medical society, and
Magruder hospital were also sched
uled to give well rounded picture
for information on which the sur
vey team will base it's findings anC
recommendations
Recent x-rays, according to Mrs
Ray Claus, executive secretary, in
dicate Ottawa countians are facet
with a higher rate of exposure Il
the communicable disease and i
is hoped the survey will show why
and indicate how the Christina
Seal organization and the ..--.altl
Department can work together t,
reduce the exposure rate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ballard and
daughter Joan. All were guests at
the dinner which followed in the
Quimby home.
Mrs. Richard Hees, local chair
mann of the March of Dimes at
tended a dinner meeting for work
ers the drive in Oak Harbor,
Monday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Rofkar, local Red
Cross Director, attended the Coun-
ty dinner meeting at the Guild
Hall, Port Clinton, Friday evening.
The lunch was prepared by Mrs.
Rofkar, Miss Margaret Petersen
and Miss Rodena Konker.
Mrs. George Blaine was recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Newton and daughters in Fremont.
While there she attended the Blue
Bird dinner as guest of Nancy
Newton, her niece.
The local Chamber of Com.
merce met Friday eve., March %
instead of Thursday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30

SOCIETY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OAR. Elects Mrs.
Hablitzel Regent

Mrs. Corwin Hablitzel, Oak Har-
Dor, is new regent of DeLery Port
age Chapter, D. A. R., elected at
the March meeting Wednesday in
the home of Mrs. Henry Cowgirl.
Other new officers are: Mrs.
Gerald Hannah, vice president;
Miss Leone Smith, chaplain; Mrs.
Glenn Robinson, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Casey, treasurer; Mrs. C. B.
Finefrock, historian; Mrs. Fred
Cough, registrar; Mrs. ]. B. Nelson,
librarian.
Mrs. William Demmerle present
ed the program taken from Grace
Goulder's "This Is Ohio. Mrs.
Demmerle and Mrs. Wright Nc
Croba were named to next years
program committee, and a rum
mage sale sommittee of Mrs. J. B.
Nelson and Mrs. Fred Cough was
appointed. April 18 meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Casey in Oak
Harbor. A potluck at the home of
Mrs. Glenn Robinson is planned
for the May meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
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New Adult Fiction

MARIE ANTOINETTE, by Frank
w. Kenyon: The author of EMMA
turns his attention to Marie An
toinette in this readable, fast-paced
novel Mr. Kenyon captures the
restless mood of the period; the
characterization are, for the most
part, convincing. This book should
have a real appeal to lovers of
historical fiction.
LOVE WITHOUT ARMOR, by
Bernice Ludwell: A successful
young newspaperwoman writes a
daily column giving advice to the
lovelorn. 1t is ironic that this col
| umnist, although young and lovely,
is as lonely as those with whom
| she corresponds.
SECOND ENDING, by Evan
Hunter: The author of the best
seller and movie, THE BLACK
BOARD JUNGLE again explores
the lives of people in this novel of
drug addiction. Buddy, home form
the Navy, is not happy to find him.
self guardian angel for his drug
addict friend Andy. When war
came Andy learned that morphine
could only temporarily blot out the
increasingly futility of his days
Writing with perceptiveness and
! understanding, the author infers
that Andy's burden must be shared
by those who indirectly brought
about his tragedy.
New Adult Non-Fiction
A JOURNEY TO GREATNESS
by David Even: Here is the com.
plete story of George Gershwin -
his youth, the development of his
complex personality, his vita
music, and his fabulous success
The book is based on firsthand ma
terials and in writing it the author
has had the full cooperation of the
Gershwin family.
HELLO TO SPRINGTIME, by
Robert Fontaine: In this interest
ing biographical sketch, the author
writes wistful love letter to his
lost youth recalling the classic in
gradients of boyhood - baseball
unrequited alteration, the confu
sion of religion, even an unhappy
farm vacation.
JUNGLE CHILD, by Moral
Burke: Miss Burke spent her child
hood in the jungles of India where
her father served as British Fores
: officer. In this book she describe.
the exciting life she and her twt
small brothers and her parents let
; during the early years of the 20tf
century.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
10th Birthday Is
Marked With Party

Miss Paula Snider, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Snider, was
entertained at a delightful party
at the Port Clinton Yacht Club
Tuesday evening in honor of her
sixteenth birthday. Assisting Mr..
and Mrs. Snider with the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bracken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Englebeck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lay.
Games and dancing were the di-
version of the evening and deli
cious refreshments were served.
The guest of honor received many
nice gifts.
Guests were Mary Engler, Mar
sha Jones, Terry Wolf, Dave Corl
and Larry Ottermat, all of Ere.
mont; Jill Meyer, Dorothy Stefan
acci, Judy Vogt, Barbara Comstock,
Barbara Brokate, Caroline Bred
beck, Lois Henderlick, Lanny
Streeter, Archie Tunnel, Dave
Simon, Norm Griffin, Jim Wenzin-
zer, Jake Mackey, Churck Beaver
Wayne Colston, Tom KrupS, Bill
Moon and George Rofkar, all OF
Port Clinton.
Invited but unable to attend
were Chuckie Witt of Oak Harbor
Judy Gaydos, Jud Kockensparger
Barbara Tunnel, Betty Aurand
Caroline Probel, Paul Enderle
Janet Hagerty, Mike Conrad
Dorothy Rider, Joan Coleman and
Sharon Hensley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
.dAle11umE. :.
~ @$g1SeoyEs Asl q

Awards to Catawba Cub Scouts
at their recent pack meeting were:
John Azok, Wolf badge; Jay Har
vey, Randy Landon, Tom Wilkins,
Lance Kohanke, Monte Johnson,
Richard Rubeck, Wolf gold and sill
yer arrows; Samuel Guajardo, Wolf
gold arrows; Sam Halstead, Jack
French, Wolf silver arrows. Gordin
Willbond, Richard Maloy, Lynn
Campbell, Tom Patchett, Bear gold
arrows; Steve Fall, Bear silver ar
rows; Billy Perry and John Dallen,
Bear gold and silver arrows. John
and Jim Herl, Raymond Suhrbier,
Lynn Suhrbier, Randy Landon,
Tom Wilkins, Lance Kohanke, dem
ner stripes. Lloyd Danklefsen, den
chief cord.
Eight boys and their den chief,
Lloyd Danklefsen from Catawba
Cub Scout Den 2, accompanied by
Mrs. Kenneth Landon, enjoyed a
tour of the Esmond Dairy at San
dusky Monday. They included John
Bolte, Dennis Petersen John Azok,
Randy Landon, Lance Kohanke,
Tom Wilkins, Jay Harvey, and Bill
ly Perry. A wiener roast at Ca
tawba State Park was big finale
to the days activities.
Sixth and seventh grade Girl
Scouts from Troops 5 and 6 will
have supplies of the Girl Scout
cookies for sale next week, troop
leaders announced.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
EOD Summer Sked
Effective April 10

A summer working schedule at
Erie Ordnance Depot is presently
planned to go into effect Monday,
April 16, according to officials at
Erie this week.
The present hours are from 7:30
am. to Ala pm. and from 800
am. to 4:45 pm. The new schedule
will move the hours back one-half
hour, ZOO am. to 3:45 pm. and
7:30 am. to Ais pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
APPLICATION FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James L. Cornell, Martin, Ohio,
student, and Charlotte A. Knier-
lem, Genoa, Ohio; Rev. Frank
Rowe to officiate.
Howard Cook, 18, Gypsum, Ohio,
laborer, and Phyllis A. Bolyard, 10,
Port Clinton, Ohio; Rev. Clyde
Moore to officiate.
James N. st. Marie, "a, Marble.
head, Ohio, foreman, and Janice
L. Gates, 26, Port Clinton, Ohio,
secretary; Father Paul Palka to Of
ficiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
Jerry Grim
Gets cod Honor

For the second time in recent
weeks an Erie Ordnance Depot en-
ployee has received official recog-
milton from the Ordnance Incentive
Awards Committee in Washington
for his time saving diea.
Jerry Grim, Port Clinton, artil-
Iery inspector foreman at Erie, re-
ceived a $50 check Monday pre-
sented to him by Colonel John M.
Phillips, Commanding Officer.
Mr.. Grim recommended the use
of a condensed chart for simplify
ing the procedures of evaluating
boreS of cannon tubes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
MOTHERS ROUND TABLE

Mrs. Leroy Higley was elected
new pres. of Mothers Round Table
at meeting Monday night in the
home of Mrs. Clifford Herbert,
with Mrs. Clifford Jennings CO.
hostess.
Other new officers are Mrs. Ger
aid Wonnell, vice-president; Mrs.
Thomas Bradbee, secretary; Mrs.
Clifford Herbert, treasurer, and
Mrs. Robert Conner, press reporter.
Mrs. Charles Young was welcomed
as a new member.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Jimmy Osborn entertained men,
bers of Cub Scouts Den 10 at a
party from 2 to $50 pm. Tuesday
honoring his ninth birthday ami
versary. The party was held at the
home of his Den Mother, Mrs. Geo.
Bly, Games and contests were en-
joyed. Ice cream and cake was
served and the Mickey Mouse
theme was used in napkins, etc.
Cub members attending the party
were Richard Bly,, Dennis White,
Tom Smith, Carl Mizener, Charles
Kurtz and Jimmy Osborn. Den
Chief Alan Osborn, Mrs. BLY,, John
Bly, and Mrs. H. E. Osborn also
attended.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. Kenneth Gluth was hostess
to her bridge club Monday evening,
Substitute players were Mrs. Chas.
Degriskey and Mrs. James Lannen.
High score was ileid by Mrs. Rob-
ert Klotz andn second by Mrs. Lam
men. The clLo will meet in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Ray
Debien.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
HoNoRED AT DINNER

Ed. R. Smidutz was the guest of
honor at birthday dinner party
Sunday, March 25. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Hurd Snider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Creager, Mrs. Esther
Huber, Mrs. Smidutz and their
daughter, Kay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffe
and Joan attended funeral sci
in Cleveland, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bigler of Gin
cinnati will spend part of their
Easter vacation at their East Road
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ballard,
daughter Joan and Mrs. Arthur
Knudsen of Port Clinton attended
the Flower Show in Toledo, Satur-
day.
The large barn and packing
house on the East Road, forper H.
D. Brown property has been sold
to Nels Petersen, and razed the
past week.
The Ladies Afternoon Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon, April
4 with Mrs. Harry Johnson. Roll
Call will be Africa Today" Mrs.
F. " Rofkar will review Madam
by Putnam.
Chapel Mothers will meet Tues
day eve., April 3 with Mrs. Am
brose Pearce, Jr.
Mothers Club will gather in the
home of Mrs. j. S. Later, Port Clin.
ton, Wednesday evening, April 4
for the regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Deiniger
have returned from Southern
honeymoon, and are at rural Glib.
sonburg where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyde of Mas,
silon spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Sexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peltier spent
several days this week in Column
bus attending a Telephone Com
pany conference.
Mrs. James Allan has returned
from short visit at Winter Haven
Florida. The trip was made via
plane.
Mrs. Fred Norwood joined Lake
side friends on a trip to the Marsh
Violet farm near Monroe, Mich
and the Toledo Flower Show last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lester DuBrie will open hel
home to members of Circle 5 Of
Trinity Methodist Tuesday evening
April 3. Mrs. Edward Ludwig viii
be co-hostess. Roll Call will b.
Hope" Mrs. Albert Pettibone viii
lead the Devotion and the program
. will be in charge of Mrs. w. B
Grover.
Mrs. Alma Goss and Mrs. Lucille
Williams attended the Flowel
Show in Toledo last week.
The Dorcas Society will NEE
with Mrs. Carl Hilker Thursda
afternoon March 29 Sunday Schoo
Mothers will be guests. Mrs. Floy,
Herl will conduct Devotions. Mrs
Arthur Disher and Mrs. Weldon
Sheerer will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Regal Fetterman spent tn
past week in Chicago with her hus
band. Together they visited thei
son Roger at Cincinnati Militar
School. Roger accompanied the1
home for the Easter recess, Satul
day. Mr.. Fetterman returned t
Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Newton in compan
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ward c
Toledo are reported as having lei
st. Petersburg, Florida Monda
after having spent several day
there with friends.
Mrs. M. Smith and daughter Mr.
Robert Hochendoner of Pittsburg
left Sarasota last Wednesday. Mr.
Smith is spending several day
with her daughter before returnin
to her home here. She will ais
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smit
and family in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Shores al
expecting to leave Sarasota chortl
after April 1st.
Jacqueline Quimby, daughter I
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorden Quimby
Clyde was a member of the Lut
eran Confirmation Class there Su
day morning. Relatives from C
tawba who attended the Confirm
ton rites were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ric
ard Petersen and children, MI
Wilburt McRitchie, Mrs. Nels Pc
erson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wahlers of
Danbury announce the birth of a
son, Harold William (HaD, at Good
Samaritan hospital in Sandusky
Tuesday, March 27. A sister Kimb-
erly welcomes the new arrival.
Mrs. Pauline Wahlers is paternal
grandmother and John Sorensen is
great grandfather.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
HOUSE ENTERED

Mrs. Carl Wills, 318 Laurel Ave,
notified police at 1910 pm. Sat
urday that the house had been en-
tered while the family was away
for the day. The person was be-
lieved to have a key. There was
no report of anything missing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
-ATAWBA BRIEFS
New Developments Are
Underway At Catawba
BY MRS. A. n. ROFKAR
News Staff Correspondent

Extensive developments being made the Richard
property adjoining the School House road and also the
West Road The Rttenhouse Acres allotment has been
tended the full length of the property Chapel Road
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Steffens and Mrs. Franklin Ballard
and Joan attended funeral services for Mrs Harry Sefens
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
IN CHORUS

Karis Stahl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Romie j. Stahl, and Jean Nc
Candlish, daughter of Mrs. May
belle McCandlish, are in the chorus
for the production of "Brigadoon"
at Bowling Green State University
theater April 26 %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
co TO MILAN

Members of the local Saturday
evening couples card club Journey
ed to Milan Saturday evening
where they were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Welt.
Mrs. Henry Christensen held
high score among the ladies and
Harold Tewers, high among the
men.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30
PAST CHIEFS

Pythian Past Chiefs will meet
Monday, April 2, at the home of
Leahbelle Adams.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-30

There never was right en-
deavor but it succeeded. Patience
and patience and we shall win at
last.