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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-09-18
Decisive Action
On Schools Seen
Coming This Week
House Vote On
Cutoff Bill
Likely Monday

Decisive action on Vireinia's
legislative course of action on
public school SEGREGATION is ex-
pected early this week as the
spec al legislative session com
menocs its fourth week
linn 2diate area Of acton will
be in the House Of Delegates
where voting will take place on
the only really controversial bill
in Governor SANKEY'S program
designed to prevent any public
school indignation <lywhere in
the Commonwealth
That part Of the governors a.
bill program conta MS legislation
authorizing the withholding of
state funds from any school that
is integrated
Tho bin is the kew by which
the state would keep public school
doors locked against any mtggra-
sion II is the heart Of the pro
posed Stanley legislat We program.
Amendment Tackled On
II Will come before the House
how7NCr. carving an amendment
providing for local choice by
which a county could exempt it
self from the fund cutoff if such
action was voted by the school
board and governing body. or by
public ba!lotne
If so voted. locally. a pupil
placement plan would be invok
ed for that locality as a legal
method Of preventing delaying.
Or holding intearatlon. Under it.
local authorities could place stu
dent for numerous reasons. other
than that of race.
The amendment was tackled on
10 the fund CUTOFF bin when the
House Appropriations committee
weed for it lot as a means Of
getting the legislation before the
fun House after a weeks commit
tee stalemlte.
See Indignation Lo0phoIe
Stanley forces on the commit
tee opposed such an amendment.
claiming j, would open a loophole
through which intcgration might
infiltrate Virginia.
II was backed by others who
claimed that Vireinias best an
proacA to the Supreme Court
mandate is one of containment
holding off intearation by ASSIGN
menti Or limiting it by local ac-
ton.
The two courses of action are
both supported as the best means
of preserving the public school
system. Governor SANKEY'S pro-
gram Incorporating fund cutoff
as key to massive resistance and
maintaining Virginia sovereign
position IN opposition to desegre-
eatlon IN public schools.
Those supporting local option
on placement are presumed to be
willing TO accept controlled inte-
grafton as the safest means of
preserving the schools
Opposition to the Stanley pro-
gram has also come in some mea-
sure from those unwilling to give
the state the right of denying
locality its share of tax money
and of shutting down affected
schools.
Claim Majority Vote
Governor Stanley's House lead
ers believe they can muster the
strength to defeat the amendment
and carry the cutoff bill I'M
changed by amendment.
Other legislative provisions of
INC Stanley program have been
accepted generally by the legisla-
Continued on Page g.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
(H)EARINCS

(H)EARiNGS
Our Jerry Rigby, vacationing in
Texas, sends us a card showing
how they "round up cattle on Jack
rabbits in the west" Jaw, now, Jer-
ryD And says he'll be home
the end of the month after a sight
seeing jaunt to Colorado That
gorgeous bouquet of roses in our
office window last Thursday came
from Albert Offenburgs' garden
Society editors missed out on
story recently +. When the for
mer Edna Mackey came home June
2 from stay in the west, she was
accompanied by a new husband,
Sgt. Joe Grimsley of Camp Mccoy,
Wis, who used to be stationed
here +. They returned to Wiscon-
sin last week F.. Nice of Catawba
Chamber of Commerce to issue an
invite to the June % dinner at
the Cliff House which will mark
its 10th anniversary The new
city directory will include a pic
ture of Madison St., picture of
the city beach, shot of the court
house and of EOD entrance, and a
picture of the joint service clubs
sign at each entrance to town i.
Didn't Myrt and Charlie Sibrel look
wonderful when they were on
WSPD's Anniversary Party TV
show last Wednesday in observance
! of their 53rd wedding anniversary?
:. We still say it, Sibrels' - you
take the championship for staying
Young In Heart! =. Mighty smooth
brother paper-hanging team: Emil
and Frank Kozlok Worked to-
gether three years now, and they
function like creased lightning.
For Your Serapbook
Don't know who wrote it origin
ally, but isn't this a worthwhile
story?
"a young Christian packing his
bag for a journey said to a friend:
I have nearly finished packing. All
] have to put in are a guide book,
lamp, mirror, a microscope, a
volume of fine poetry. few biog-
raphies, a package of old letters,
a book of songs, sword, ham
mer, and set of books have been
studying
But you can't put all that in
your bag objected the friend.
oh yes,' said the Christian.
Here it is.' And he placed his
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

Bible in the corner of the suitcase
and closed the lid"
Psychology?
How'd you like Victor Borge's
hour show Thursday night? To the
Port Clintonites who saw him in
person in Toledo, Cleveland, or
Fremont, it was particularly inter-
esting.
The Danish clown prince of mu-
sic announced as he played claire
De Lune" that everybody always
coughed during that number. "And
gosh darned," says Mrs. M. Il did!
Now was that psychology, sugges-
ton or what? I'll never be able to
hear that number again without
having my throat tickle!"
That's Life, Kids
A bunch of 12-year-olds Learned
About Life the hard way when
the circus was here Friday.
They worked in the boiling sun
for four hours helping set up tents
because they all wanted to earn
some money for Scout camp.
Their pay? A free pass (and they
already had tickets besides,
practically every business place in
town was giving 'em away
She's Got Proof
Ruth (Mrs. KENNETH Owen knows
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

June %: Mrs. George Sperber,
Glen Williams, Reuben Fillmore,
Mrs. Clarence Cooley, Mrs. Andrew
Zura, Jr., Helen Kipke, Eugene
Vollmer, Mrs. John West, Grace
Hoover, Emil Selgo. Anniversaries
of Sheriff and Mrs. Merlan Budd,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Frederick, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Zelms, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwood Mannisto, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rofkar.
June %: Mrs. Robert Babcock,
John Papcun, Vance Wright, Mrs.
James A. Hopfinger, Susan Jane
Stevenson, George Dellinger, Edna
Mackey Grimsley, Kenneth William
Beucler. Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Burdorf, Judge and
Mrs. Peter Gulau, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ludwig, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bankey.
June "a: Charles Schultz, Helen
Beggs Kreiger, John Meinke, Mrs.
Earl O'Hara, Dorothy Ann Mapes,
Delbert Jones Jr. Anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Woolley, Mr..
and Mrs. John Applehans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortland Beier.
June 25: Marion C. Pettibone,
Erwin Flick, Angela Darr, Barbara
Ann Brokate, Sharon Lynn Smith,
Murlean Kihlken, Irene Isenhower,
Helen Sanders, Richard Selgo. An
niversaries of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Welty, Mr.. and Mrs. George Atkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bred
beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ko-
walczk, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mulligan,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoelzer, MIR.
and Mrs. Melvin Balduf.
June 26: Mrs. William Winnie,
Royce Balduf, twins Bill and Os-
borne Hayden, Frank Menier, Jr.,
Grace Schaper, Clarence w. Grant,
Mary Mulchay, Janet Grodi. Ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mack, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen
Brown.
June q: Mrs. Mary Bennett, Mrs.
Leah Balduf, John Wheel, Phyllis
J. Williams, Colleen Hees, Mrs.
Charles Azbell, Duane Dress, Mrs.
Gordonn Ley, Mrs. Don White,
Gale Gibson. Anniversaries of the
Rev. and Mrs. Perry Blankenship,
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Marsden, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Boysen.
June %: Carol Darr, jeanne S.
Cummings, Betty w. Patz, Lorene
French Long, Peggy Vargo, Mrs.
Dorman Elliott, Jr., Charles Laird,
John Keller, Susan Sabo, Charles
Ruddock, Irene Dodway, Johnny
Kvaska, Emil Parker. Anniversaries
of the Jack Riedmaiers, Frank
Meniers, Jr., James Rhiels, William
Sass, Clarence Hohlers, Ralph
Longs, William Wahlers', C. S.
Christiansens', r. R. Rooses.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
FRED GRIMM
FRED GRIMM

Kenneth Schultz used Alanap 3
as a pre-emergency spray on soy
beans. He figured it cost $ll per
acre, but it worth it if it does the
job. Many others used similar ma
teerials this spring and W nope to
bring you their results.
Armyworms made their appear
ance last week in Albert Myerholtz
corn field and seriously damaged
the stand. He knocked them dead
with toxaphene. At the present
time these worms are small, green
and wiggly. They will get as large
as a lead nencil with black and
mustard stripes. Watch for them
in oats and barley as well as corn.
Report to us Immediately at 1851.
Franklin Netcher made a seeding
of birdsfoot trefoil in the spring of
1855. 1t is now in bloom on his
Elmore farm. The golden yellow
blossoms are very beautiful and the
plants are making excellent pas
ture.
Walter Hoyle, manager of Crane
Creek state park has taken up bee
keeping as a hobby. Call him at
ABA if you see swarm of bees
and he will come after them.
Well be on TV June 26 with
Jim NesSle over WSPD on a safety
program. Hope you will be watch
ing.
Glenn Mining will not fill his
bunker silo with hay silage but
will wait till fall and fill with corn.
Rhinehardt Wendt has refriger-
ated his new apple storage in prep
Grafton for the fall harvest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
2 Injured In
Bay Bridge Crash

A Benton Ridge couple was in
jured and three cars were damaged
in a Sis pm. Sunday accident on
Route 1853 near Sand Road intersec-
tion.
Deputy Sheriff James Ellenber-
ger said cars driven by w. Miller
Brown, "A, of Ada, and Thomas E.
Fall, 35, 119 E. Third ST., were
halted in a heavy traffic flow when
car driven by Ralph McCune, 56,
Benton Ridge, was unable to stop
and hit the rear of the Fall car,
pushing it into the Brown vehicle
Mrs. Candace McCune, 81, hit the
windshield and was taken to Ma
gruder hospital in the sheriff's car
for injuries of the left eye, shoul-
der, and hip. Mr.. McCune was
treated for abdominal bruises. Both
were released after treatment. The
Fall car, new 1856 Ford, was
damaged both front and rear.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

ton, Truck driver, and Dorla C.
Bolyard, 81, Port Clinton, Dis1
washer. Rev. Clyde v. Moore to of
ficiate.
John w. Belser, "a, Rt. 2, Port
Clinton, chemical engineer, and
Helen M. Loehden, 81, Port Clin-
ton, secretary. Rev. Hartwig Preuss
to officiate.
Louis Hammond, Al, Sandusky,
Road worker, and Selena B. Reed,
33, Rt. 2, Port Clinton, Inspector.
Rev. Handy Sterling to officiate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
COP. STRATEGISTS

who lured Harvey Straub from his seat
the Lucas County pleas bench to take on Con-
gresham Lud Ashley. are biting their nails
with Mike Disable heading the ticket all Ninth District
Democrats look like they're shoo-ns
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

there was lightning Saturday. She
was getting water at the sink when
lightning hit, following lines into
the house. Whist! Ruth got a burn
mark where she leaning against
the metal strip on the sink; she
got another round burn where a
metal gripper was on her dress. 1t
was just a tingling at first, says
Ruth, and later it felt like some
body had held a hot iron against
her.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
SCATTER PINS

Note to Gloria Simon: the glove
you turned in the The News be-
longed to Mrs. Leslie Meyer, who
was very appreciative of your
thoughtfulness Mrs. Charles
Kihlken, who has been a patient at
Good Samaritan hospital, has been
released and is at the w. Third St.
home of her daughter, Mrs. Donald
Pulschen :. That group of young
sters having big time at Putin
Bay Tuesday was Sandusky's
schoolboy patrol, taken over on
their eighth annual picnic 1t
was Barbara Baker, and not Bar
bara Brokate, who participated in
the Flag Ceremony which was so
important a part of last weeks
Troop Z Court of Honor Bar
bara Baker was the 9th grade
American Legion medal winner,
and we're truly sorry, Barb, that
We got your name wrong i. Bella
ItuoSCll ID uOlliS llIdotCI1u WOl N Oll
Immaculate Conception statues and
stations which will gleam with new
beauty when church redecorations
are finished ;. Circle members
are making big and exciting sound
ing plans for a summer rodeo here
-. Wanta know what it feels like
to be in an elevator halted between
floors when lightning hits trans
former and leaves building with
out power for half an hour or so?
=. Ask hospital technician George
Garst, who got in that predicament
Saturday =. Chris Dubbert manip-
ulated controls by hand to bring
him down Maybe she's found
the owner by now, but as of Mon
day Lois (Mrs. BurnelD Gates was
still looking for somebody missing
a grayish-blue parakeet The
bird flew right in the Gates door
Saturday night and perched on her
arm -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Robert D. Kohler, 81, Rt. l, Per-
rysburg, Student, and Beatrice M.
King, %, Curtice, Office worker.
Rev. Gerald Ferne to officiate.
Donald F. Frederick, 38, Martin,
Farmer, and Esther 2. McFee, 43,
Curtice. Rev. Wilson to officiate.
Claude V. Dunfee, 19, Port Clin-
ton, Laborer, and Rosalyn S. Smith,
18, Port Clinton. Rev. John E.
Braun to officiate.
William j. Moritz, 81, Port Clin-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

Recreation Director Bob Green
had just come in from a highly
successful fishing jaunt Friday
night when he got phone call
from his old friend Harry Strobel
who used to be at Bellevue and
now is at Ohio State. Harry wanted
to know how the fishing was. Fine,
said Bob enthusiastically - every
body had been catching 'em here.
So what happens? Harry and his
son drive here Saturday, the
weather turns bad - and the fish
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

MARY NC GOWAN, national
committeewoman from Ohio,
was guest of honor over the
weekend at an East Harbor
park picnic sponsored by Otta-
wa County's Democratic wom-
en-.
ESTES KEFAuvER, counted
out by the experts since his
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
FRIENDS ALL OVER OHIO

regret the imminent v
work of ]. X. Schmidt, wide
Plain Dealer. .Joe's due to
was honored recently by IL
of Ohio. and his friends in
CINCINNATI'S youthful coun-
Gilman, William Cody Kelly, an
alSo-ran in the recent COP pri-
mary for lieutenant governor,
has bounced back as state cam
paign manager for US. Senator
George H. Bender.
GENE HANHART, the "retir.
ed" state chairman, Is almost q
cineh to head ohio's Democratic
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
The JEWEL
BOX
Wait'll He Hears!
BY JUEL REED COVER

stop biting for the day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

California setback, 10 writing
Ohio friends "the fight has Just
begun" ..
NEW YORK'S governor, Ave-
rell Hartman, now an active"
candidate, dismisses Ohio's
Governor Lausche as a presi-
Dental rival with the terse
comment "he's Republican,.
'ithdrawal from newspaper
Unknown state editor of The
enter retirement soon. he
le Associated Press Society
all walks of life are legion.
delegation 10 The Chicago con-
vention in August.
INCIDENTALLY, don't be dis
appointed If you can't snare
ticket. .Ohio's daily allotment
has been cut to so, according to
National Committeeman AL
Horstman. and there will be
lively tussle for those.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Irwin S. Taylor, LaCarne, VS.
Joann Marie Taylor, LaCarne. Mar
ried July IL, 1852 at Mount Vernon,
Ohio. No children. Guilty of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruel
ty.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
by
B O b
r E l d E r
OHIO'S METROPOLITAN PRESS

already have started to build" their handpicked
gubernatorial candidate and although the election is
Republican Billy ONeil it's part of carefulllyplan-
ned promotonal campaign to justify editorial endorse
ments that will be made at the appropriate time
page spread. had any other public figure (save
possibly Lausche) been involved the identical news"
story would have been buried with obituary notices
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

Tom Edwards, who exchanges
tape recordings with a lot of Voice.
respondents, got one the other day
from a teen-ager in Sweden. He
started out by saying that he was
"going to shock" Tom by recording
some unusual music.
1t turns out to be "The Poor
People Of Paris" which is prac-
tically minuet compared to some
of our rock and roll wildies.
Toms going to send back some
thing like "Tutti Fruit" or Trans
fusion.
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WEDDINGS

Gently in the Church of the
Holy Communion. The couple
will live in Utica, N. Y.
Bounds Wolfe
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wolfe
of Salisbury. Md, announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Ruth Ann to Mr.. Wallace
Mezick Bounds, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Edward @. Bounds
of Salisbury The wedding
took place recently in Asbury
Methodist Church, Salisbury.
The couple will live in Fort
Wayne. Ind.
Conklin-Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Bennett
Of San Antonio, Tex, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter La Belle to Mr.. Otis
Charles Conklin Of Arlington.
The wedding took place Oc-
tober Is in Mount Vernon
place Methodist Church.
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Former ENJOYS
Daughter
10 Be Morried

Former Ambassador Of Cuba
and Sonora Guillefmo Belt an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Marilyn to Mr..
Rene G. Lamadrid, son of
Senior Lorenzo W. Lamadrid
and Sonora de Lamadrid.
Miss Belt attended George
town Visitation Convent and
was graduated from Merici
Academy in Havana.
Her fiance attended Belen
School in Havana and is a
graduate of Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. His
father is president of the
Cuban National Cattle Owners
Association.
The couple plan to be mar
ried December is in Havana.
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BY sELwA ROOSEVELT

There's nothing like music to
soothe troubled international
brows, as Nine. Leyla Gencer
proved last night.
Nine. Gencer, prima donna
Of the Turkish State Opera,
sang several arias for top
ranking diplomats and officials
at a party in her honor given
by the Turkish Ambassador
and Nine. Cork.
For everyone it was a mar
velous excuse to forget the
tensions and emotions Of the
past two weeks. The elections
were finally over and naturally
the Republicans looked jubi-
liant while the Democrats, even
if they felt sad, were good
sports about it all.
international Language
And the diplomats aban-
doned themselves to the one
international language they
agreed on--muSic.
They also agreed that Nine.
Gencer was one Of the most
beautiful opera singers they
had ever seen.
For her debut in Washing
ton, Nine. Gencer wore a
magnificent white satin gown
embroidered with pearls and
brilliantS in red and white.
The dress was designed by
Selma. an Istanbul couturier,
and Nine. Gencer explained
that it took one year of palms.
taking work to do the en-
broidery.
Instead Of using the music
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ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs. Ralph L. Mason Of
Newark, Md.
Roberts-Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H.
Roberts announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Jeanne
Hollis to Mr.. Waldemar James
Mitchell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabriel Mitchell. A spring
wedding is planned.
Studds-HigginS
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Studds. jr. Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Ellen Louise to
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DlPLoMATIcALLY SPEAKING
Capital Society Hears
Turkish Diva at Party

room for the after-dinner con-
cert, the Gorks arranged to
have Nine. Gencer perform in
a larger room, normally the
Continued on Page B-7, Col.
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Lewis-Skillmcn

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence d.
Sautters Of Alexandria an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter. Mrs. Barbara Saut-
tiers Skillman, to Mr.. David
Bruck Lewis, son of Mrs. Ralph
Rae and the late Mr.. Edward
Lewis of Phoenix. Ariz. The
wedding took place October q
in Washington Street Metho-
dist Church, Alexandria. The
couple will live in Arlington.
Idckson- Wood
Mr.. and Mr.. Edwin Leon
Wood, ST.. announce the mar
riage of their daugher Patri-
cia Lee to the Rev. Mr.. Her.
bert Ward jackson, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Issac jackson of Binghamton,
N. Y. and johnson City, N. Y.
The wedding took place
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Buroess-Tuck

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Bur-
CESS Of Plandome, N. Y, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Janet to Ensign
Andrew Edward - Tuck III,
USNR, son of Mrs. Edmund L.
French of Syracuse, N. Y. A
March wedding is planned.
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Mr.. Robert D. Higgins, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Higgins
of Del Paso Heights, Calf.
Gront. GroSsmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam D. Grant
announce the engagement of
their daughter Judy to Ii.
G.g) Richard E. Grossman,
USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis D. Grossman of New
port, r. I.
Stenhouse-Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. STEM
house Of Dunn Loring, Va,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Betty Ann to
Mr.! Kendrick r. johnson.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
johnson Of Lynchburg. Va.
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MiIler-Moson

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Louis
Miller announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Sarah
Anne to Mr.. Thomas Gibson
Mason. son Of State Senator
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY

New officers of Altar and Rosary
Society of Immaculate Conception
Catholic church were installed in
a traditional candlelight ceremony
of impressive beauty at the church
Monday night, the Rev rather Karl
Brand officiating. Installed were:
president, Mrs. Patrick Hughes;
vice-preSident, Mrs. Carl LaValle;
secretary, Mrs. John Macko; cor.
responding secretary, Mrs. Ed Kas-
par; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Scher.
er.
Gold pins were presented retir-
ing officers, Mrs. DeIDert Wilson,
Mrs. Dan Griffin, Mrs. Joseph
Gresh, Mrs. Florian Dideon, Mrs.
Richard Kaspar. Father Brand
spoke. After the Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament, the group adj
journed to the meeting room at
the parish hall for a business seS-
sion at which plans for a fall ba-
zaar were discussed. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Mike Evanczuk and
her committee, and door prizes
went to Mrs. Florian Dideon, Mrs.
Bernice Flynn, and Miss Pat La
Vale.
The Society adjourns for the
summer, next convening on Sept.
10th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-08
Eagles Ladies
Install Officers

New officers of Ladies Auxiliary
No. 2295, FOE, were installed
Saturday night at joint meeting
with the FOE. mems order. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoffman, Fremont lodge,
brought their installing officers
to do ritual work A potluck
lunch and dancing were enjoyed.
Installed were: Past Madam
President, Jackie Schiewe; Madam
President, Isabel Fought; Madam
Vice-preSident, Esther Petersen;
chaplain, Cora White; secretary,
Lu Liptok; treasurer, Vera McGee;
conductress, Dorothy Prokop; in
side guard, Maibelle Carstens; out
side guard, Myra Fielder; trustees,
Florence Schiewe, Ann Carnicom.
Abbie White A past presidents
pin was presented Marcia Chaffin
and a certificate of achievement
to outgoing president Jackie
Schiewe. At the last meeting of
the Auxiliary, Lu Piptok and Vera
McGee had charge of games and
there was a display of Auxiliary
jewelry available for purchase.