Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-09


are Joan Kristenak, president
dent; Verna Mae Monak, 81
treasurer.
Art Lacumsky has had the mis-
fortune to break his ankle and is
convalescing at his home now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pickerel at
tended a union meeting for the
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
in Norwalk Sunday.
Strange coincidence = George
Domrose reported a doe deer wash
ed ashore at his beach Monday.
When st. Paul plays St Paul
someone has to win. st. Paul, Dan
bury played dartball against st.
Paul, Sandusky Monday night and
won three out of three games. Next
Monday the league tournament will
be played at lions Church, San
dusky and the following week Mon
day the banquet will also be held
at lions Trophies will be present
ed at this banquet.
Sponsoring the showing of "Mar-
tin Luther, full length movie,
the Brotherhood of st. Pauls in
vites the public to the church this
Sunday, March II at 7:30 pm. No
tickets are being sold, but a free
will offering for the Building Fund
will be taken.
Robert Ahren's voice will be
heard on Grace Luebke's program
this Saturday morning at 11:30
from station WFRO, Fremont. A
tape recording taken at Elliston
when Mr.. Ahrens on a panel told
how he raised his tomatoes will be
played at this time.
Mrs. Milton Going was guest of
honor at a one gift baby shower
Wednesday night when Mrs. Cor
don Wahlers entertained members
of their sewing club.
Mrs. Theodore Stellhorn of San
dusky was guest speaker at the
Lenten Tea Thursday at st. Pauls.
This was combined with the reg
ular monthly meeting and devo
tions were led by Mrs. Norval Gill
Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft, life mem
bership chairman, spoke on the
good that department accomplisAeS
Gifts for the New Guinea Mission
aries were brought to this meet
ing. twenty-five dozen eggs plus
$3.50 was collected for the Willis
ton Home of Mercy. Hostesses were
Mrs. Henry Kihlken, Mrs. Cecil
King, Jr., Mrs. Lester Kline, Mrs
Joseph Kott, Mrs. Fred Lambert
and Mrs. Harmon Miller.
Shirley Domrose was the lucky
winner of a S. gift certificate at
the Style Show sponsored by the
Danbury Child Conservation Leag
ue last Friday at the Danbury Twp
High School Auditorium. This af
fair was judged success by mem
bers and the large audience. Caro-
line Dress was model whose
name was unintentionally left off
the list published last week. Jas.
loves outfitted the models beau
tifully from swim suits, through
sports attire, dresses, to furs. Mrs
Richard Wiechel was in charge be-
hind the scenes and Mrs. Robert
Ahrens furnished soft piano music.
Mrs. Florence EberWine was make
up artist. Mrs. Lloyd Dayton was
ticket chairman and presided over
the drawing of the lucky number.
Mrs. Richard Wadsworth presented
the check representing profits of
the evening to Supt. Gaylord
BraithWaite for use in the new
elementary school.
Between acts, musical numbers
were announced by Mr.. Glenn Red
mond. These were: flute solo by
Lillian Stevens, accompanied by
her twin sister, Lucy; ballet
dance by Danna Rasmussen; pan
tomime numbers by Mary Fedol
and sister Amy 10; tap dance by
Sharon Fedor; and a saxaphone
quartet consisting of Janis Schmar
debeck, Carolyn Kelso, George Dan
chiSen and Carol Butler.
Mrs. John Schultz drove her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hass, to
Westlake, Ohio Saturday to visit