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M0SCA. ANTONIO. In loving memory
OF our dear one. ANTONIO MOSCA
ywnso left US five years ago, June 10,
Days of sadness still come over US
-. Hidden tears often flow:
memories Keep you always near US.
High requiem mass. st. Gabrfers
WIFE, so SsszsfaE ' ea1b ba, ; a = e
GRANDCHILDREN.
OLIVER. ROSA B. In commemoratiou
r. tne passing ., away Of Mrs. ROSA
e that Test eit tSst y remains ago toT tOd sS:
people q God who, have lived the life
ana died q noble death to live again
eeernally. HER HUSBAND.
RHEA. ROBERT PRESTON. In sad
put loving memory Of our dear hus-
band and father. ROBERT PRESTON
hhEA' who passed away June 10, 1885.
No one can ever take your place.
We miss nre yods S sss%s bare; ~.
your step upon the stair.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE NJ. AND
ShlLDEEN. THELMA A., JEROME
81, ,TAINSD SoN-IN-LAW. ELMER B.
WEIGH. MAUDE S. In loving memory
OF our DEVOTED wife, mother and grand.
mother MAUDE s. WEIGH, who de-
gg ,,rao TINS ne eleven years ago today,
some may think you are forgotten.
Ihough on earth you are no more
But IN memory you are with us,
AS you always were before
THE FAMILY.
YATES: MABEL c. In loving memory
81 MABEL c. YATES, who departed
TINS NE one year ago, June IL. 1855.
In my heart your memory fingers
Sweely tenderly fond and true
That I do not think Of you.
HUSBAND. CARROLL ~
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SLOPER. FRANCIS o.. The oficers and
T. members Of Electa Chapter
MI No. .. o. Z. g., are requested
VIZ TO assemble at the Simmons
AANN Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc. at 9:Is
~ pm. Sunday. June 10, 1886
" for the purpose Of conducting
services for our late brother. FRANCIS
Q. SLOPER. Funeral from the above
funeral home on Monday. June IL
JANET j. SMITH, worthy Matron.
SLOeER. FRANCIS o. A special com.
a munication Of Anacostia
IN Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A. M.
IN is hereby called for Mon.
M NO day, June H.. 1856, at
NLX pm. to conduct Masonic
~" burial services for Brother
~ FRANCIS o. SLOPER. By
order Of the worshipful master.
WILLIAM B HANDY, Secretary.
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BEVERLY, MAMIE PURDY. In loving
remembrance. of our beloved wife,
mother and grandmother, MAMIE
PuRDY BEVERLY, who departed this
life June TO- 1941.
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BEETLE BAILEY
JOHNNY HAZARD
MUTT AND JEFF
Answers to Our Presidents

Andrew JaSkson was born
on March Is, 1857.
2-Woodrow Wilson, 40 years
ago today, March is, 1916.
3-At the end of the Revolu-
tionary War, the unpaid officers
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of the Continental Army were on
the point of revolt, when Gen.
Washington unexpectedly ap-
peared at their meeting, March
Is, 1888. and persuaded them to
quietly disband and go home.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25

proval was given to build per-
manent structure. A Mr.. Eisenn-
man designed the first structure
and this plan was approved in
1910. However Mr.. Eisennman's
name somehow has disappeared
from all records. In 1912, a COM
petitive meet was held in the Fine
Arts Dept. in Washington during
which 85 plans were submitted and
of these 54 were considered in
the finals. the plan finally accepted
was submitted by an architect nam
ed Freilander and the first act of
Congress passed and signed by
President Taft to appropriate $780,
10000 to the cost of the Memorial.
Later 9 states formed to contribute
to the cost. The Monument was
completed in 1915, and a commits
sion of men was established to
govern the management. This COM
mission was in effect until June
2, 1886.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Leona Skrinak
To Wed Kenneth
Monak June 2

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Skrinak
Sr., Marblehead, are announcing
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Leona NJ Skrinak, to
Kenneth L. Monak, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Monak of Marble
head.
Wedding of the we'll known
young couple will be solemnized
at nine thirty o'clock Saturday,
June 2, in ST. Joseph's Catholic
church at Marblehead. Attendants
will be Barbara Ann Fedor, maid
of honor; Melvin Monak, best man;
Rita Skrinak, Deeanna Otto, and
Lucille Kukay, bridesmaids; Ray
mond Skrinak, David Capko, and
Clarence Skrinak, usherS. A we'd
ding breakfast and reception is at
BRO Auditorium.
Miss Skrinak attended Danbury
twp high school and for the past
four and half years has been in
the office at Magruder hospital.
Mr.. Monak also attended Danbury-
twp high school and is associated
with the Pennsylvania railroad at
SanduSky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25

has 95 members in good standing.
The state organization was formed
in l946. SanduSky, Seneca, Ottawa,
Huron and Erie counties make UP
District 16. The Association is
committed to the upgrading of
practical nurse service to the gen
eral public. In this effort, Division
Is has conducted refresher courses
for experienced practical nurses al
Sandusky and Tiffin, an dnow has
third in progress. Members must
have had at least two years expe
rience in practical nursing in Ohio
an dbe highly recommended by
doctors or professional nurses I'm
der whom they worked, or they
must be graduates of an approved
school of practical nursing.
At Mondays meeting, state
president Mildred Smith installed
the newly elected officers. Other
guests were Mrs. Mary Bassett
state membership chairman anc
Mrs. Pearl King assistant state
| treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Practical Nurse
Assn Names Local
Woman Vice-Pres.

A Port Clintonite, Bea Velli-
quette, was named a second vice
president of Division Is, Practical
Nurse Association of Ohio, Inc, at
its annual meeting Monday night
in the dining room of the State
Soldiers Home Hospital.
Other officers are Eliza Louns-
bury, Huron, who is also school
teacher, president; Dorothy Cline,
Bay View first vice president;
Gracia Chenney, Tiffin, secretary;
Jane Russell, Bellevue, treasurer.
Other local members of the AS
sociation are Lenore Dubbert, Jer
ry Chlystum, Donna Fizer, and
Mildred Wagner. Six others are be;
ing processed for membership;
Susie Szilagyi, jeanette Grimes
Faye Floro, Maryl Rice, Carlyle
Gieldeon, Marilyn Witt Anderson
and Judy Rickner.
The organization, comparatively
new in this area, was organized in
May, 1865 with Al members. It now
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25

he's right-it's dangerous habit,
and enough to make anyone
nervous.
Maybe - in response to your
question - your daughter will
tell you she's nervous when you
pull out to pass the car ahead
because you sometimes forget to
check the rear view mirror.
That's a dangerous habit to be
corrected. You should always
make sure there's no car passing
you - or about to - before you
start to pass the car ahead.
Perhaps Junior will tell you
he's nervous because you drive
too slowly, while others say you
drive too fast. Here's a good
chance to check yourself. AS you
drive along, note the speed limit
signs, then glance at your speed
ometer. Whoever is right, this is
a good opportunity to explain to
the children why it's just as dam
gerous to drive too slowly on a
super highway as it is to drive
too fast on other roads. And
you'll be getting a good education
yourself in judging speeds.
There are probably some other
things you do while driving that
make your passengers nervous.
Just ask them. Then (if you find
they're right profit by what
they tell you.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Sea Scouts Learn Boat Handling,
Water Safety, In Sunday Cruise

81 boys of the new Sea Scout
Ship No. 1853 enjoyed their first
cruise Sunday when they went to
Oak Harbor where the Land EX-
plorer Troop there, headed by Vir-
gil Hollis, met them for combined
cook-out.
Wearing life preservers from
the Islander, the boys made the
26-mile round trip water voyage
in II and Is foot rowboats equip
ped with motors. The group of IA,
Is and 16 year olds was accompani-
ed by Lynn Christensen, skipper;
Clarence Jeremy, first mate; Dan
Witter, second mate; Robert Hill
ditch, third mate; and Frank Sko-
rupa, fourth mate. William Phipps
and John Worcester in their boats
acted as escorts. Ollie Zess and
Warren Bredbeck, committeeman,
also went along.
Generous volunteer contributions
made the trip possible at no cost
to the new unit. Jeremy Marine Co.
and Lazy Acres Enterprises loaned
boats. Motors were loaned by the
Jeremys', Sam Cont, Ollie Zess,
Ralph Jeremy, and Lynn Christian
sen. Gas was donated by Jack
Smith, Reuben Fillmore, Clair Nau,
and the boys at the Standard Oil
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
IN REclTAL

Thirty-one local children are re,
hearsing to appear inthe Kay Lutes
Dance Studio recital, Sandusky
which is scheduled for June IL
1914. They include: Jill Burns,
Dana Rasmussen, Jeannine Martin,
LaVonne Satterfied, Sharon Ann
Fedory Lindsey Satterfied, Connie
Marie Brown, Rose Jacobson,
Phoebe Satterfield, Pamela Ann
Marx, Theresa Reau, Gail Marie
Whiting, Jerrilyn Kay Biers, Don
ma Rae Coleman, Jean Greer,
Georgia Twarek, Nancy Sullivan,
Judy Sullivan, Linda Lou Jump,
Frederick Jennings, Jay Harvey,
jana Harvey, Sandra Balduf, Jane
Michnay, Nancy Lee Waldecker,
Paulette Rakosky, Johnny Kozlok,
Teddy Kozlok, Marc Brown, Karen
Brown, Ellen Cochran.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
AID DlTIoNAL.
SOCIETY
Sunrise Garden
Club Plans Trips

Fifteen members of Sunrise
Garden Club, meeting Thursday al
the home of Mrs. Wilbur Fellerath
with Mrs. Edward Goldbach as CO
hostess, brought tulips which they
arranged in individual bouquets
as they responded to roll call. An
iris program had been planned
but weather conditions resulted in
replacement by tulips in most
cases.
A moss garden, created by the
hostesses from information learned
at the recent Lakeside regional
meeting, attracted attention. Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, president, presid-
ed at the business session when
plans were made for a future trip
to Kingswood at Mansfield, and a
visit to Sandusky May 81, the group
meeting at 9 am. at the Lutheran
church. Mrs. Sylvester Fritz and
Mrs. Erwin Ermish will decorate
the hospital niche for June.
Mrs. Schmidt presented the
paper on "Iris And Their Care"
At the next meeting, June 81, at
the home of Mrs. George Oleksa,
each member will bring flowers
and create an arrangement. On
June % Junior Garden Club mem
bers will view the arrangements.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
M. f. Vacation
Bible School To
Open On June 4

Trinity Methodist church Vaca-
ton Bible School will be held June
4 to June Is inclusive, with week
day morning sessions from 9 to
IL am. for children four years of
age up to ard including the sixth
grade.
On the general committee are
the Rev. Paul Reese, DR.. w. w.
Van Malta, Mrs. George Beltz, Mrs.
Boyd Martin, Mrs. Bennett Woolley
Jr., and Mrs. John Faris. Children
are to be registered as soon as
possible by Calling Mrs. Faris,
2-3795; or they may be registered
at the parish house Sunday, May
81, Immediately before and after
the Sunday School period.
Three departments are planned,
and these will be the groups in
charge:
Pre- School Department: Mrs.
Paul Reese, Mrs. Earl LeVeck, Mrs
Orthie Potts, Julie Davis, Mrs
Lawrence Richey, Mrs. Richard
Bower, Mary Oman, Mrs. Martin
Calm, Mrs. Eugene Byron, Barbara
Mizener, Mrs. Albert Aimer, Mrs
Richard Boldt, Barbara Yensen
Mrs. William Benedict, Mrs. w. w
Van Malta, Jeanne Wooley.
Primary Department: Mrs. Lei
Sands, Mrs. George Garst, Mrs
Paul Hendricks, Barbara Boldt
! Sharon Hallick, Mrs. Robert Gill
Mrs. Raymond Denney, Barbara
Baker, Susan Lambert, Mrs. Ar
mand Biazzo, Mrs. Joseph Burns
Kathy Heinsen, 10 Ellen Ley, Mrs
Norm Wilbond, Wanda Wickline.
Junior Department.: Mrs. Rober
Thompson, Mrs. Robert Stetson
Mrs. Lot Jenkins, Mrs. Lucas Mey
ers, Mrs. Robert Kirk, Mrs. Charlie.
Stephenson, Mrs. Lawrence Satter
7 field, Mrs. Romie Stahl, Mrs. Ed
R. Smidutz, Mrs. Earl Wiseman
Mrs Bert Fall, Mrs. Lee Quillan
Mrs. Robert Heinsen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Perry Memorial To Have Ceremony
On June 2 For 10th Anniversary Date

June End will mark the 20 year
anniversary of the date on which
the late President Roosevelt signed
proclamation accepting the fa-
nous Perry Victory and Interna-
tional Peace Memorial at Putin
Bay into the National Park Service,
division of the Department of the
Interior, thereby making it a Ma
tional Monument.
Aubrey Huston, superintendent,
announces a ceremony will be held
on the Plaza at $50 pm. Saturday,
June End. Colored movies will be
shown and brief talks will be given.
The monument is now open to
the public from 900 am. to $50
pm. with elevator service to the
top.
AS history recalls, the first pro-
poSal to build a structure COM
meorating the victory of Lake Erie
was in November IA, 1907 by the
Board of Trade at Put-in-Bay. In
1909 the State Legislature appro-
priated 100000 to continue the
work, and also in 1909 final ap-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
TO WE'D JULY 20

Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Frank, E.
Main-st, Bellevue, have announced
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter Nancy
to Clarence Eliyas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Eliyas, Port Clinton.
A July % wedding is planned.
A graduate of Ross high school
in Fremont, Nancy is employed at
the Economy Savings and Loan
there. Clarence is a PCHS gradu-
ate and was graduated from Radio
and Electronics School in Detroit
as an electrical engineer. He will
join the IBM Corp. for further
training in New York city.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25

station.
The new Sea Scouts wore dress
whites for their first Unit outing.
The group left here at 12:45, and
returned about 6!45. Rough water
was encountered on the way home
but there were no unfavorable in
cidents. The Oak Harbor Explorers
had fires built, awaiting the Port
Clinton visitors, and that part of
the afternoons activities came as
complete surprise to the Sea
Scouts.
There are now % boys in the
new Sea Scout Unit. Additional
uniforms have been received from
Elyria.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
T. JOHN MISSIONARY

The Women'S Missionary Society
of st. Johns Lutheran Church met
Wednesday, May Is, at 2 pm. in
the church parlors. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Howard Brokate, her
topic being Love in Our Family"
A playlet entitled, 'How Long, o
Lord" was presented by Mrs. Carl
Waggoner and Mrs. Merlin Budd.
Following the business meeting
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Richard Cover, chairman; Mrs,
Charles Dewitt and Mrs. Richard
Dietrich.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
NEW HONOR FOR LOIS

Lois Hellwig, a junior at Heidel
berg College in Tiffin, has been
elected vice president for the com
ing year of the Heidelberg chapter
of Pi Delta Epsilon, national
honorary journalism society. The
selection is based on service, in
terest and originality on either
the staffs of Kilikilik or Aurora,
college newspaper and annual.
Miss Hellwig, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hellwig of
Graytown, is majoring in home
economics education. She is CO.
editor of the Kilikilik.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Grade School
Mothers Hold
Final Meeting

| ihC liidl meeting OF the Grade
School Mothers Club for the cur
rent school year was held Thurs
day, May II, at 1870 pm. in the
elementary auditorium The pro-
gram was a film entitled, "Save
Those Teeth" presented by Mrs.
Robert Kreilick, school nurse. The
mothers we're welcome to ask ques-
tons concerning the care of child
ren's teeth following the film.
The retiring president, Mrs. E. R.
Smldutz, conducted the business
meeting and reports we're given
by the retiring officers and COM
mlttee chairmen. Mrs. Smidutz
thanked the home room mothers
and all who so graciously assisted
her during the past tour of duty
AT a previous meeting a request
had been made by Mrs. Kreilick
for a set of dentures to be used
In the first aid room to better
explain the care of teeth to the
school children and the club had
decided to purchase the teeth. At
thursdays meeting it was an
nounced that DR.. VanNatta, local
dentist, was going to give the
school set of dentures.
Mrs. Stein, elementary principal
announced that Tuesday, May 29th,
would be the last day of school
this spring, On Monday and Tues
day afternoons school will be dis
missed at 2:15 and the students do
not return for their report cards.
They will be mailed to them.
Following a brief resume of the
clubs accomplishments for the
past 1856 season Mrs. Smidutz
turned the meeting over to the new
president, Mrs. Chester Jones.
Mrs. Jones announced the fol
lowing committees to assist her:
program, Mrs. Harvey Goff, chair
man; Mrs. Lynn Christensen, Mrs
Philo Pearce and Mrs. George
Svehla. Ways and Means, Mrs
Paul Cochran, chairman; Mrs. Mel.
vim Cooley, Mrs. Raymond Denney
and Mrs. Earl Riedmaier. Mrs
Edward Smidutz, is chairman OF
the laundry committee and Mrs
Harold Osborn, chairman of the
library awards committee.
The summer reading program,
which is conducted each summer
through the public library, will be-
gin June 4 and run through August
IS. The theme for this year is
Bookworm and should prove fas
cinating for the youngsters pal
ticipating because each time the
read book and give a report o.
it the "Bookworm" will receiv
a ring around its body. In orde
to participate in the reading pre-
gram each child must read an
give an oral report on 16 books
Awards will be given the reader
in the fall, through the coopers
ton of the library and mother
club.
The first meeting of the fal
season for the Grade School Nc
theirs Club will be an evening meet
ing with the introduction of tn
| teachers.
Refreshments were served at th'
close of the meeting with Mrs
| Arthur Long, Mrs. Robert Conner
and Mrs. George Bankey compris
ing the hostess committee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25

near Rock Ledge May IA in which
a car driven by Jeanne Amato went
out of control and hit boulder.
Jeanne had head bump, Cara
Webb an injured right knee, Rob
erta Shertzer skinned left arm,
and Joyce Rickner minor bruises,
the sheriff's department reported.
The car was extensively damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
LITERARY AND SOCIAL

Literary and Social Club met
Wednesday afternoon, May 16, at
the Island Hotel. Mrs. Dwight Fox
was entertaining hostess. Mrs. Joe
Evers was in charge of roll call,
her topic being, "Pills for the
Mind" Mrs. Oliver True reviewed
the book, Miracles from Mi
crobes," a timely medical pro-
gram.
The next meeting will be held
June 10th with Mrs. Velma Sauvey
as hostess.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Tips on Touring
Rx Corol lone
Women,s Trovsi Authority

Think you're a good driver?
Why not test yourself by ask
ing your severest critics-your
family and best friends-what
makes them nervous about your
driving. Maybe you can all learn
something from such an expert
v,aox1f ,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Maybe y o u r

Maybe y o u r
h u b nd gets
n nervous s when
you take your
eyes off the
road to see
what's in the
s hio p windows.
P e r h a p s you
never realized
YOU do this. But
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-25
Girls Car Hits
Sand Road Boulder

A group of hign school girls
went about their closing days Of
school this week with minor
bruises and cont,lsions as the re-
suit of an accident on Sand Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

Who was the only widow
Of a President to remarry?
2-At Monterey, Calf, 81
years ago today, Miss Lou Henry
was married to a future Presi.
dent. Which President?
3-On this day. SO years ago
Mrs. Caroline Mcintosh married
the first citizen of Buffalo, N. Y.
who had been our 18th PreSi'
dent. Who?
ANSWERS on Next Page)