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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
n A R 0 D

Narod je zajednica Judi
iste Kvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne iii autohtone kul-
ture, iste historijske proslo-
sh, koji cjelovit zivi ma svom
historijskom teritoriju pot
punim narodnim zivotom. te
kao subjekt iii ma temelju
Hvoga ! narodnog prava ie-
dino je svoj cimbenik uprav-
LAMA. - Sarinic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

DUG JE LOSI DRUG. Pla-
caj stalno svoje pristojbe, t.
me tes olaksati posao tajni-
ku svog odsjeka ] sebi mno-
ge neugodnosi / stetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
Birajmo naseg eovjeka
Brafa Thomas R. FadelI

Gary, Ind. - Brat Thomas
R. Fadell, clan odsjeka ITO
H. B. e., natjece Sc u Lake
County, Indiana, "a polozaj
County Commissioners. On
je jedini kandidat hrvatskog
poriiekla "a. bilo koii Dolozaj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
Miriam Vein

Akron, O. = Drago nam
je javiti, da Sc je mas od-
sick broj 500 H.B.z. povecao
s jednom mladom clanicom,
koja je presla il Pomlatka u
odraslo clanstvo, a to je Sc
stra Miriam Vein, ciju sliku
/ kratki zivotopis donosimo,
da ju ostala braca i sestre
upoznaju.
Miriam je u svojih mia
djahnih Is godina prozivila
wise, nego Sto u normalna
Yrenena CoVie,l proziVi kroz
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
lP0zNAvANJE STARE D0MOVINE
.NASA HRYATSKA zAUzIMLJE PRV0
MlEST0 TURIzMA u JUG0SLAv|J!
(Nastavak)

i Deset kilometara JUNO cd Makarske nalaz sko
vito mestance Podgora koje kao citav makarsk kra
odlkuje lepotama krajoka Tu 1912 godne nicijat7
marsaa Tta formirao prv odred ugosavenske rane
mornarce.
JUNO cd otoka Braea proteze Hvar, edan cd maj
vecih dalmatnskih otoka Istomen grad epom zaljevu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

vecim dijelom liz 16. 17-og
stoljeca: katedrala, kazaliste
(najstarije ma slavenskom ju-
gu, 1912. godine) ostaci sta
re tvrdjave mad gradom, ar
senal, stara zitnica, franje-
vacki samostan umjetnina-
ma t. d. Zbog svoga IL
vanredno ugodnog podneblja,
bujne juznjacke vegetacije,
udobnih hotela, sunca i "a
sticenosti cd vjetrova, Hvar
je nadaleko poznato klimat-
sko i kupalisno mjesto ("Ju-
goslavenska Madeira"). Osim
grada Hvara turisticki su jos
vazna mjesta Jelsa, ma sje-
vernon dijelu otoka Start
grad, nekadasnja grcka ma
seobina Pharos. Glasovita su
hvarska vim a, ruzmarinova
esencija, smokve, med i t. d.
Najpoznatije je izlet i s t e
S Hvara otok Wis, jugozapad-
no cd Hvara. Istoimeno mje-
sto osnovali su u 4. stoljecu
pr. n. e. Grci (Issa), te je
imalo burnu proslost sve do
najnovijeg doba. Ia vrijeme
NOB-e ma Visu je bio kra-
jem 1914. god. Vrhovni stab
S marsalom Titom. Pet NOR
skin milja jugozapadno cd
Visa lezi otocic Bisevo S gla-
sovitom Modrom spiljom u
visokoj hridi, jednom cd maj
ljepsih tie vrste ma svijetu.
Posebnu ljepotu daje spilji
suncano svijetlo, koje ulazi u
nju ispod morske povrsine,
pa je obasjava prekrasnim
bojama.
JUNO cd Hvara je otok
Korcula, sa starim gradom
Korculom, znacajnim tu r i
stiekim mjestom. Grad je O.
pasan dobro useuvanim vene-
cijanskim zidinama, kulama
vratima, a okruzuje ga buj-
ma mediteranska vegetacija.
Topla i suha klima podsjeca
ma klimu Sicilije. Znamenita
je katedrala il 13. stoljeca
sa slikama talijanskih maj
stora, zatim knezeva palaca
i mnoge druge stare Cradle
vine. Poznata je viteska igra
Moreska, koja Sc u zivim nos
MAMA prikazuje svake 60
dine ma dan 20. srpnja, u
spomen bojeva Maorima
Zanimljiva SUI izletista Lum-
barda (velika pjescana pla-
Ia, vino grk, kamenolom
dr. zatim mjesta Vela Luka
j BlatO.
S druge strane u ko e a
morskog kanala proteze sc
poznata Peljeska riviera du5
poluotoka Peljesca, bujnim
suptropskim raslinstvom u.
. godnom klimom. Glavno je
mjesto Orebic GO min. voz.
ME cd Korcule) S krasnom
plazom Trstenicom, setnja.
ma do franjevackog samo.
stana iznad mjesta e kilo.
metara) iii do malih kupalis.
nih mjestanca Vignja Ku.
cista dr.. Iznad Orebica di.
zu Sc oko 1000 metara vi.
soke, strme stijene Perunova
brda, S kojega SUI krasni vi
dici ma Korculanski kanal
okolne otoke, pa cak i dc
talijanske obale.
S Korcule je vrlo lijep iz'
let do sumovitog otoka Mile
ia ma jugu Peljesca, pozna'
tog jos il rimskih vremena
Zanimljiva su diva jezera, ko
ia su uskim kanalom spo'
jena 8 morem. Ma malom O.
tocieu Velikog jezera nalaze
Sc rusevine starog benedik'
tinskog samostana, koji sada
Jugoslavenska akademiia I
Zagrebu obnavlja "a svoj ma
ucni institut. Pc ljepoti pri'
rode i vanrednoj bujnost
makije i borove sumo moe
Sc Mljet staviti u red maj
ljepsih krajeva u Evropi.
Ma najjuznijem dijelu hr'
vatske o b a lie Jadrana, ne
kako ma istoj geografskoj 81
rini S Rimom, nalazi Sc mai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28
JUBILARNI SVEzAK "HRVATSKE REvIJE''
KkJIGA Cd 300 STRANICA

Hrvaska emgrantska javnost ogromni nteres polka
zuje ubam broj "Hrvatske Revje, naseg jednog ku
turno-knzevnog casopisa emigracji Is je upravo III
sac Buenos Aresu predstavlja veku raznoku bogatu
vrlo vrjednu kngu cd 300 stranca To e prav kuurno
knzevni zbornik, kom je dostono obilezena petgods
mica zazena HR Nasovna trobona sranca predstavlie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-03-28

VlJeSlll SIdu DuUIoNHIh, lld-
ivan "Slovinska Atena". Do
pocetka 19. stoljeca zasebna
slobodna republika, Dubrov-
mix je u toku burnih dana
evropske povijesti bio ne sa-
mo oaza mira privrednog
napretka (narocito jaka po-
morska trgovina) nego i grad
osobito bogatog kulturnog Ii
vota.
o tom nam svjedoce njego-
va bogata knjizevnost i mno-
gobrojni kulturno povijesni
spomenici: knezev dvor IA.
stoljeca, danas drzavni ar
hiv), katedrala S bogatom
riznicom i slikama S t a r i h
majstora, palaca Sponsa (16
stoljeca), crkva samostan
franjevaca (14-og stoljeca)
S bogatom knjiznicom i jed.
nom cd najstarijih apoteka
u Evropi (1318. godine), or.
kva sv. Vlaha, pred kojom je
spomenik Slobode ("Orlandoy
stup"), Onofrijeva Cessna, "a
tim monumentalni gra d S k
bedemi s kulama i vratima
koji opasuju start dio gra'
da, jos brojne arhitekton'
ski vrijedne stare gradjevine
Ljepota grada okolice
bujna mediteranska vegeta
cija, blaga klima, jak kultur
no-umjetnicki zivot (kazalis
te, koncerti, festival ST.
gotovo neogranicene moguc
nosti razonode, sporta i cd
mora (zabavne priredbe ku
palista, izleti, setnje, ribolov
jedrenje i slD, savremeno u
redjeni hoteli - sve to dajt
Dubrovniku veliku prednos
pred ostalim turistickim mje
stima Jugoslavije. On pred
stavlja kao cjelina jedinstvel
kulturno povijesni spomenil
usred prekrasnoga prirodnos
okvira, pa je poznati i da
leko izvan granica drzave.
To dokazuje vrlo jak pro
met turista, kako domacil
tako inozemnih, koji Sc po
jacava iz godine u godinu
Tako je pr. godine 1948. po
sjetilo Dubrovnik 49,5O8 do
mach i 4,136 stranih turista
Kao trgovacka luka Du
| brovnik sluzi njegovo pred
Cradle Cruz g kilometar;
cd grada), vezano S gradon
tramvajem.
Cruz je zavrsna zeljeznic
ka stanica bosanske usko
traene pruge cd Sarajeva
! Nasuprot gruskoj obali pro
) teze Sc obala poluotoka La
pada, bujnog i prostranol
| prirdonog park a dubrovae
: kog. U uvali Sumartin nala2
) Sc najvece pjeskovito kupa
liste cijeloga gradskog pod
rucja.
> U neposrednoj je blizin
grada on1iljelo izletiste Rije
ka Dubrovacka. Tu utjece !
: more Dubrovacka rijeka il
: Ombla, koja Sc poput ford
usjekla u kopno. Njezin IL
, vor je tipicno krsko vrele
| koje izbija velikom snagom i
pecine. Cd Dubrovnika pre-
ma jugoistoku nanizala SUI s
} vrlo lijepa kupalisna mjest
dubrovacke rivijere Kupar
: Mini Cavtat GO kilometar
> cd Dubrovnika), gdje je ne
> kada stajao greki grad Epi
daurus, IL kojega su u 7. ste
: ljecju stanovnici izbjegli pre-
: Avarima osnovali danasn.
: Dubrovnik. Cavtat ina Wis
: znamenitosti: mauzolej obi
> telji Racic (od kipara Mes
trovica), muzej bibliotek
l ucenjaka Bogisica, zbirku sli
: ka Vlaha Bukovca i t. d.
: Jugoistocno cd Cavtata j
Konavlje, kraj cd trideseta
: sela, koji je poznat zbog VI
: 10 lijepih i uscuvanih narod
nih nosnja, starih obicajs
: pjesama i uopce bogato
: folklora. Tu Sc nedaleko mje
sta Crude nalazi dubrovacl
aerOdrOm. SlikoyitO selo TT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
marjorie Franck)
Photo by SES
Marjorie Ann Franck And William Earle
Priesman Are Wed In June % Ceremoy

MARJORIE Ann FrancK, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Cyril E. Franck
of 131 Prospect-st, Oak Harbor,
was lovely in a gown of antique
taffeta and re-embrodered alencon
lace as she and William Earle
PrieSman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H. Priesman of Route 2,
Oak Harbor, exchanged their mari
tai vows Friday in ST. Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran church.
The Rev. G. F. Shoup solemnized
the beautiful June % ceremony
at 7:30 pm. with palms, candel
abrum, white gladioii and pink ma.
jestic daisies making a setting of
picturesque loveliness.
In the wedding party were Mrs.
Gene Rucker sally Kilmer), as
matron of honor; Gordon Prizes
man, brother of the groom, best
man; Mrs. Donald P. HEM, Mrs.
Robert Owen Jr., and Mrs. Wayne
Cedoz, bridesmaids; Robert Franck
brother of the bride; Donald HEM,
Bernard Sprague, uShers; Steven
Hennt ring bearer, and Judy Prizes
man, niece of the groom, flower
girl.
Mrs. John Miller Jr. was organist
and there were two SoloiSts. Mrs.
Rucker sang 20 Bless This House,
We'll Walk With God", and Mrs.
Hugh Meinke sang To-day o Lord
We At Thy Altar Stand" and "The
Lords Prayer"
The attractive dark haired bride
made a lovely picture in her regal
gown, fashioned with nodded bo-
dice enchanced by scoop neck and
demure short sleeves. At the waist
line was imported lace, and the
skirt swept into chapel train.
She wore a single strand of pearls
and button pearl earrings. Her
flowers were pink roses, stepan-
otis, and phelaenopsis orchids, with
matching inset corSage.
Mrs. Rucker wore green silk
Shantung trimmed in self-colored
embroidered lace. Bridesmaids
we're in crystallete crowns with
empire bodices of lace, dropped
waist lines and bouffant skirts.
They wore perky doll hats in
matching colors and carried colo.
MIA bouquets of pink majestic
daisies and white daisies. Mrs
Owen was in green, Mrs. Hem and
Mrs. Cedoz in pink.
There was special sentiment in
an heirloom hanky the bride car
ried. SO years old, it belonged to
the mother of Mrs. Cy Franck's S
college roommate, and this was
the fifth time it had been carried
by bride. Her fingertip veil was
held by jeweled crown.
The little ring bearer, attired in
navy blue suit, carried the rings
on a satin pillow made by the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Pete
PaySen.
Mrs. Franck chose pink mauve
lace over taffeta for her daugh-
ter's wedding and Mrs. Priesman,
mother of the groom, wore pink
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

embroidered linen. Their corsages
were pink roses. The little flower
girl was charming in orchid n.y.
Ion, and carried daisies, sweet
heart roses and baby breath.
In the church hall, more than
$50 guests expressed best wishes
to the popular newlyweds at a re-
ception afterwards White organ
dy covered the brides table. Can
delabra, silver heirloom punch
bowl belonging to the family of
the matron of honor, and floral ar
rangementS of baby breath, sweet
heart roses, were striking appoint
mentS. Presiding as hosteSSes we're
Helen Hermes, Virginia Schibilla,
Mrs. Bernard Sprague, and Linda
Franck.
The new Mrs. PrieSman wore an
avocado print dress with match
ing accessories when the bridal
couple left for honeymoon stay
at Niagara Falls and Canada. They
will live at Cuyahoga Falls. Mr.
Priesman, a shoe salesman whose
territory covers eastern Ohio, at
tende Capital University. Mrs.
Priesman, who was first grade
teacher in Port Clinton for three
years. is a graduate of Bowling
Green State University.
Out of town guests we're from
Port Clinton, Cincinnati, Pennsyl-
vania, Ypsilanti, Detroit, Cleve-
land, Columbus, and Pompano,
Fla.
Grandmothers of the bridal cou-
pie, Mrs. Paysen and Mrs. Prizes
man, we're among the guests. Mrs.
Paysen, in blue, had corsage of
pink carnations and Mrs. Prizes
man, in navy and white, wore
white carnation corsage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
DR.. and Mrs. C. r.
Wood Celebrate
18th Anniversary

Open house at the lovely Or
chard Beach home of DIR. and Mrs.
c. R. Wood Sunday celebrated the
silver wedding anniversary of the
popular couple, and more than 100
friends dropped in to extend
warm and hearty congratulations
1t was probably the most un-
comfortable day of the year, heat
and-humidity-wise, in town. but
the spacious Wood lawn was swept
by cooling lake breezes. From a
beautifully decorated buffet table
indoors, punch and detachable re-
freshments were served during
the 3-to-7 open house. Cream-hued
flowers in the centerpiece, with
appointments of silver and crystal,
added to the silver anniversary
theme. Striking arrangements of
roses were elsewhere through the
house.
DR.. Wood, leading member of
the Ottawa County Medical So
ciety and former county health
commissioner here, had opened
his medical offices in Port Clinton
year before he and Wandas
Goshia of Toledo were married
July 1, 1881, at Nicholasville, KY,
and they came here Immediately
to live.
They are the parents of three
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

lilies of the valley.
The brides mother wore blue
lace over blue taffeta with white
accessories, and in her corsage
was white sweetheart roses and
white carnations. The groom's mo-
ther wore dusty rose lace over
; rose taffeta with white accessories
and pink sweetheart roses.
A wedding breakfast at Bros
had 100 guests, and 600 guests were
at the reception. Hostesses we're
Mrs. Verna Walland, Mrs. Joseph
Lucas, Mrs. Mary Kruchowsky,
Mrs. Andrew Zippi Jr., and Mrs.
Carl Fitzthum, aided by a group
of 25 friends. A four tier wedding
cake was beautifully decorated.
The new Mrs. Gresh wore an
ensemble of blue and white orion
shantung with white accessories
and orchid corsage as the couple
left for honeymoon stay in New
York and New England states.
They will reside in an apartment
at Fifth and Short-sts.
A graduate of PCHS, the bride
is a secretary at Erie Ordnance
Depot. The groom is Lakeside
graduate and is an electronicS ap-
prentice at EOD.
Among guests at the bridal table
for breakfast and dinner were
Father Brand, Father Paul Palka
of Marblehead, and Father Caspar
of Shelby George Gresh, great
uncle of the groom, also ate at
the bridal table.
Out of town relatives and friends
of the bride and groom were: Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Krosienko of Long
Island, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Krasienko, Mrs. Mary
Krasienko, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ditton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Morris of Fort Wayne, Indiana;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sztuk, Mrs.
Walter Thomas, Mrs. H. Tomaszew-
ski, Mr.. Joe Wojcieckowski, and
Mrs. Edward Truskowski of De-
troit, Mich; Mr.. Anthony Bednar-
czyke of Mt. Clements, Mich; Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Reinbolt of Gibson
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Glovinsky
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Skrinak of Sandusky; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Luska of Cleveland and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Danchien of Lo-
rain.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

Heschel of FuIton-st and AIr. Ger
aid Heschel of California. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
LOWIEN-WILLE REUNION


The End annual Lowien-Wille re-
union was held at City Park Sun
day, July 1st.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Lowien, Sr., Bowling
Green; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lowien- Jr. and Lewis Cor Skip,
Port Clinton; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wegman, Terri and Denny of
Perrysburg and Miss Anna Lowien,
Toledo; Alan Horton, Columbus,
guest of Skip Lowien, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Lowien, Mr.. and Mrs.
burnell Lowien and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Mortus, Ronnie,
Greg and Gary, Mr.. Leonard Lo-
wien, Mrs. James Robel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Willie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Miller, Ralph, David and
Eugene and guest, Miss Sandra
Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Vinet, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Leow,
Ricky and Jane of Dyersburg, Ten
nessee, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Petersen
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Petersen,
Ted and Ned, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Petersen, Mary Lynn and E..2nie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Petersen Jr. and
Benny Charles and Miss Mary
Oestrich of Port Clinton. Same
place, time-next year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
jeanette Kowalsli And Thomas J. Gresh
Are Wed July 30 At St. Joseph's Church

In st. JoSeph's Catholic church
at Marbleheady Miss Jeanette Ko.
walski of lis w. Fifth-st, Satur.
day was united in marriage to
Thomas ]. Gresh at June 80 we'd
ding lovely in appointments. Off
ciating, as the daughter of Mrs
John Kowalski and the late Mr.
.KOwalski and the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Gresh pIighted their
stroth, was the Rev. Father Karl
Brand, who 26 years ago perform
ed the marriage of the groom S
parents.
!, Dorothy Malfara was soloist,
singing "Ave Maria" "Panis An
gels" and "On This Day o Beauti-
full Mother" White galdioli, poms
and majestic daisies were on the
altar and Snapdragons were pew
markers. The bride placed a bou-
quet of blue and white carnations
at the statue of the Blessed Vir-
gin. She was escorted to the altar
by her brother, Henry KowalSki.
1t was a double ring ceremony.
Attendants were Janice Sztuk,
Detroit, maid of honor; Ernest
Gresh, Marblehead, best man; Ma
dine Gresh, Janice Walland and
Betty Gulau, bridesmaids; Edmund
Kowalskis Daniel Gresh and Will
liam Glovinsky, ushers.
Imported Belgian lace formed
Miss Kowalski's beautiful wedding
gown, fashioned with fitted low
bodice with scalloped open neck
line and short sleeves. The fully
gathered lace skirt had side tiers
of lace from the waist to hem.
The back of the skirt flowed into
a graceful chapel length train.
Elbow length lace mitts accented
the gown. Her fingertip French
Illusion veil fell from a tiara
embroidered in bridal pearls and
irridescent sequins. She carried
a shower bouquet of white orchid,
stephanotis, and lilies of the val
ley.
Her attendants were a pretty
picture in identical gowns of white
lace over blue taffeta, made with
matching bolero jackets. They
wore open crown sweetheart hats.
Their summer basquet bouquets
held pink roses, carnations and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
COUPLES BRIDGE CLUB

The Couples Bridge Club went
to Toledo last Saturday and at
tended smorgasbord at the Secor
Hotel and then later went dancing
at Centennial Gardens. Attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Arft,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin mmel, Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Freehy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Lyons.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
THETA RHO

The Rosanna Theta Rho Club
held its workshop on June 90, at
Cordellia Johnson'S with the fol-
lowing members present: Mary
Eaton, Theda Luebcke, Nancy
Luebcke, Thelma Wagaman, Rita
Casperson, Janet Casperson, San
dra Woodwork, and Charlene Ben
nett. The girls ate supper and
worked on various projects. The
next workshop will be held on
Friday, July 20, at the Odd Eel
lows Temple at 200 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
DAV AUXILIARY

The D.A.V. will hold their meet
ing for the installation of officers
Monday night, July 8, at 800 pm.
in the American Legion Home.
Franklin Dirnberg will do the in
stalling.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
CARD CLUB

Members of the J. F. F. pinochle
club we're guests of Mrs. Raymond
Denny for a meeting Friday night,
with prizes going to Miss Catherine
Fitzthum, Mrs. Elmer Balsbaugh
and tn hostess. A dessert lunch
was served. Mrs. Balsbaugh enter
tainS in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

SONS, David, who lives in the Wood
town home at Fifth and Monroe
SITS; Frederick, U. S. Marine Corps,
who is at Camp LeJeune; and
Cyrus, at home.
Guests from Toledo, Fremont
and other nearby towns were here.
Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs. E. j.
Blade, was present. The bride OF
1881, smart in black and white,
wore an orchid corsage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
BIRTHDAY OBSERVED

Peter Bob, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Johnson celebrated his first
birthday July 2. Dinner guests
were grandparents Peter Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Johnson Sr
godparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Gresh and daughters, Joyce Ellen
and Jean Maree. 1t was also Mrs.
Gresh's birthday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
FAREWELL PARTY

FAREWELL PARTY
Girls of the Ohio Edison Co..
offices honored Shirley Smith, who
leaves soon for Phoenix, Arizona,
at a farewell party Monday night,
presenting her with gift and
wishing her good luck in her new
home. The group went to the
smorgasbord at the Secor and
later saw ''Trapeze."
In the party were Gertie Bah
cock, Ann Rounds, Gay Boyle,
Janice Scott, Joan Zura, Shirley
Sharp, Annabelle Kihlken and the
honor guest, Shirley Smith.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Emery C. Meyers
of Stitt Road, Waterville, Ohio
proudly announce the engagement
of their daughter Shirley Jean, to
Gaillard Lloyd Markley, son off
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Markley,
Toussaint Road, Oak Harbor,, Ohio.
Miss Meyers is graduate of
Monclova High School and is affil-
lated with the American Red Cross
as a Volunteer Gray Lady at Flow
er and St. Luke's Hospitals in To-
ledo.
Mr.. Markley is affiliated with
the Toledo Barbershop Chorus So
ciety which sing at different af-
fairs.
At present, there is no wedding
date planned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Warnke
of East Third-st., are announcing
the engagement of their daughter
Janice Marie, to Cooper Gerald
Heschel, son of Mrs. Madonna
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
I Welcome to Mon Ami!

For a day Of IeisvreIy enjoy
menf visit the famed Mon Ami
Champagne Cellars on beautiful
cafawba island. Here you'll en-.
/ Joy food Of finest quality TO-
gether with incompatible Mon
Ami Champagne, Sparkling
Burgundy and still wines. Din
ner $2.25 to $3.50. Take State
Route 357 off Route z West of
Sandusky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Peninsular Gel.
It1stalls Officers
AT Dinner Here

The PeninSular Gel. enjoyed
their annual installation dinner at
the Lake House June 18. Delic-
ious food enjoyed by 18 members
and guests Mrs. Corwin Resh of
Tiffin, who installed the officers
for the coming year.
Those installed in the impress
Sive candlelight ceremony were:
President, Mrs. Carleton Daven-
port; Vice President, Mrs. Elmer
Biro; recording secretary, Mrs.
Harold Sample; corresponding sec
reary, Mrs. Peter Soski, and tras-
urer, Mrs. John Bird.
The outgoing president Mrs.
Joseph Malfaro was presented the
Gel. pin by Mrs. Peter Butchko
Jr., her predecessor.
A sohial hour was enjoyed with
Mrs. Carl Butler, Mrs. Robert An
derson and Mrs. Cample prize win
nerS.
The social committee consisting
of Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Lawrence
Benya, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Butchko
and Mrs. Arthur Paulsen were in
charge of the arrangements.
Other members present were:
Mrs. Peter Fontana, Mrs. Michael
Veverka, Mrs. Joseph Demshok,
Mrs. Coleman Twinsky, Mrs. Merle
Baumgartner and Mrs. John Pepa.
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WE'D IN INDIANA
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hague,
South-st, Fremont, are announc-
ing the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Patricia Henderson, to Robert
Bristley of Port Clinton and Ere
mont, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Bristley of Roosevelt-st, Fremont.
The bride is a member of the staff
at Roberts Fashions here, land Mr..
Bristley operates Bristley Jewel
ers at 118 w. Second-st.
The marriage took place at Au-
burn, Ind, June 90, and the cou-
pie was unattended. The bride
wore smart frock of pleated
powder blue dacron. The new Mr..
and Mrs. Bristley are at home at
Terrace Beach.