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Evening star., 1956-12-27
LOST


BILLFoLD. red. initials T. R. s. lost
Fri, night between Willard Hotel anc
lBth and Spring I'd. NV. Call NO
7-7309
BOXER, female, brown. weight 4G
pounds: vic. Columbia pike and GlebS
rd reward Call ia. 7-00l1.
BRACELET, Mexico silver charm; senti.
l4th St; reward. DE 2-4757.
BRACELET. gold mesh, scatter teweled
vicinity OF 10 4th ST Sc. 500 re
ward. Call II. 4-7045.
DOG. male. cocker spaniel: vic. ch. Ch
GiTSls SsTasa FriSsy' %S Dec 9i4 II tag No. 1852
DOG, cocker spaniel, golden blond. fe.
male. strayed SATURDAY., Chevy Chase
reward OIL. 4-040l
DOG, boxer. female. fawn colOred: Hill
andeie area. lame left rear leg: re-
ward. HE 4-l0l9.
DOG, small mostly black with oper
Franklin ave JU. 5.69I5. Ii. 6-sIss
DOG, standard black French poodle, I
mos College Park vic, reward. UN
4-331l after $40.
DOG. Chihuahua. black and white, fe.
male. wearing harness: bet DanYille
Va and Lexington Park: ehild's pet
Call Great Mills lu2
EARRING-Pearl and Jade drop earring
Dec. II, on 10Th st, between Constitu.
tional and E or Pa. ave. between
10th and sth SITS, reward EN-
'.1616,
EARRING, 3-pendant. rhinestone. lost
9,-2e57. after 8.
EVENING BAG, black, beaded. from
Paris, nora cluster in center, on Fri.
Country. Club Arl. Va, liberal re.
ward II returned TO owner. IA
2-3250 or club. ia 2-46OO,
GLASSES. Iadys,. in or near Tempo
u b, ~ reward LII o-e7oo' Ext. 5esos
HANDBAG, lady's. black leather: con.
tains keys. Govt. badge, other articles
Vic Hechts Clarendon store, Dec. 20
hetween ll-ll 30 am OF. 4-ss55
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE, No
94N Sc area, IN 5th precinct. MA
Pstis Vic Nils Mis- ave. A ne. s rswarS
no. 2-sp33. after $50 pm.
PEARL EARRING. Saturday; Arlington
PArkinEton or West Cherrydale areas
reward KE 5000. after pm
FuRsE' slssk VIC Iath and Mass
reward offered Call 10. 5-la5i
RING. ladyS dinner, white gold. sci
with Zireons. Xmas Day. sentimenta
value NO 7-i2s3
sIAMEsR CAT, seslpoint, full grown
hut small hght color with dark point
ueep blue eyes trailing along rec
leash; vicinity of Livingston 81. nv
ana Conn. ave. reward. EN-. 1890
SUITCASE. brown, toilet articles. cloth
ms and ewelry between Westoyei
Or and Branch ave Sc LU 2-473a
TOY MANcHEsTER. black With browr
stomach, a. City Service Station OF
Route 1, around IL an Tuesday
answers 70 name OF Duke. reward
so s-s34i
with diamonds: expansion band: vic
Seven Corners shopping center, Sat
reward JE f-6T97
WRIST WATCH. lady'G. yslloU sold
ruhieS and diamonds Monday morning
bet 1885 Missouri ave nv Ant
Lsrners, SILVER SptinE. reward. TU
s-t0aS
Evening star., 1956-12-27
Missile Ship Slated

CAMDEN. N. j., Dec. 81 (P).-
The Navy announced yesterday
a $l4 million contract has been
awarded to the New York Ship
building Corp. here to convert
price is subject to redetermina-
tion at 30 per cent Of completion,
the Navy said.
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Evening star., 1956-12-27
Subversion Peril Seen
In Raising Refugee Quote
BY the Associated Press

Representative Bureson Democrat Texas said today he
Will oppose legislative proposal by President Eisenhower
boost the number of Hungarian refugees come
America.
But Representative Burdck, Republican of North Dakota
said he would favor raising the refugee quota now
Evening star., 1956-12-27
First RuiIwoy

MONTREAL.-A railroad line
from LaPrairie to St. Johns.
Quebec, in 1886 was the first TO
be operated in Canada.
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. ~ A
THURSDAY. DECEMBER

into There have beenof the territory in which
suggestions the Israeli side thousand Palestine
that the u controArab refugees
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FOUND

CAT, found Christmas eve. BLACK and
White ynung Juniper ~ nv Cal
RA b-i5S3
Cal. gray and ahite Vie Chevy Chase
Lakf. Nd about ) mos old WH
H-@spi
CAT. male. black and white vicinity
Rollins ar gNnef o. guod Va homs
~ s-1abp
DOG. spitz type, female. Wnits. vicinity
Princess ~ owner o. n0oe Va. home
XII asdg3g
DOG. male tan, mixed breed hrawn
hafness vicinity Rurkef b owner o.
Eono Va home XII a-3p5a
boo. EngNsn setter iyps MONDAY. IN
TatcmA Park black and White ~
tAGeh
pof., osFnasn shephsfr south caoitoi
rfar Ntstfr' Hns no idsntihraftnr
acA arc rfnun raFtrfed NORMAN
6. kOWELlS- 10. s.BOd6.
Evening star., 1956-12-27

Christmas Day, vic. Georgetown or
Ledrot PARK bus Reward. AD.
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EAKKING--Peafl and Jade drop earring.
Dec. n, on 10Th ST.. between Constitu-
10th and sth SITS. reward EN-.
Evening star., 1956-12-27

DOG. boxer. female. fawn colOred: Hill
andale area. lame left rear leg: re-
ward HE a-luIn
Evening star., 1956-12-27

BILLFOLD, red. initials T. r. 8: lost
Fri. night between Willard Hotel and
18TH and Spring rd. NV. Call NO.
Evening star., 1956-12-27

DOG, Chihuahua, black and white. fe-
male, wearing harness: bet DanVille.
Va and Lexington Park. ehild's pet.
Gail Great Mills luo
Evening star., 1956-12-27

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1956-12-27

DOG, cocker spaniel golden blond. fe-
male strayed SATURDAY., Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1956-12-27

EVENING BAG. black, beaded. from
Paris. floral cluster in center on Fri.
day eve. Dec. "a, at wash. Golf and
Country. Club, Arl. Va; liberal re.
ward II returned TO owner ia
n-3yhO or club, ia 2-4BOO
Evening star., 1956-12-27

DOG, small, mostly black with open
wound on side Reward 2U3 East
Franklin ave Ju. 5-62l5. II. 6-3lss.
Evening star., 1956-12-27

DOG. standard black French poodle, q
mos College Park vic, reward. UN
4-33Jl after 5.l1
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-10-13

Rights in the last Is years have
conceded with the improvement in
status for all Americans. To as
sumo that the Republican party
could bypass so many Of the issues
affecting the masses of people and
construct a program for racial
minority within the masses, does
not make sense in the present day
scheme of things.
Even if the historical 'trickle
down theory made famous by the
Republicans were applied" he con-
tinued, "it would stand to reason
that the Republicans would have
to be concerned about the right Of
many more segments of the Amer
lean population before their con-
Germ would 'trickle down to Ne
groes.
"a sound human rights program
which would have meaning for all
the American people without re-
gard to race, color or creed, would
have to be one in which the stand
ard of living, earning potential
and social well-being of all Amer
leans are included" Wartman said.
1.-THE Republicans have no such
record, in fact they have shame
fully ignored these very things
which would make a human ap-
proach to government possible"
Wartman concluded.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-10-13
Republican,.
Continued from Page One)

the masses in general.
A party which opposes organized
labor for instance, could not pos
sibly be interested in the Negro
segment of labor" Wartman said
Wartman, who is Editor of the
Michigan Chronicle, pointed out
that minimum wages, unemploy-
ment compensation and the right
of labor to represent itself before
management are important consid-
erations to all working men and
women. Yet the record will show
that in refusing to repeal the Taft
Hartley Act and condoning the So
called Right to Work laws spring
ing up all over the nation, the Re-
publicans have sided with those
who would strangle and cripple
labor. Needless to say, hundreds
of thousands of Negro families
have been adversely affected by
the Republican policy toward labor.
"A party which refuses to face
the needs of the American people
in the fields of housing, education
and medical care, cannot claim, an
interest in the plight of that seq
ment of the population which ira
ditionally has gotten the short end
in these areas" Wartman said.
"The Republican administration
has refused to provide for the needs
of the people in public and private
housing" he continued. "By so
doing they have deprived hundreds
of thousands of Negro families of
decent environments in which to
raise their families and an impor-
tant part in the formula which
goes to make for the pursuit of
happiness a.
at is a matter of historical rec
ord" Wartman continued, "that the
gains made in the field Of Civil
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-10-13

tober of IS, Mrs. Smith consulted
with the Rev. Mr.. Brown, her pas.
tor since childhood. As a result Of
this consultation, the three formed
the present company and Mrs,
Smith returned to the site in June
Of this year.
The area now being prospected
is in Rio Blanco county, just out
side of Meeker, Colorado. The
project consists of 65 claims filed
of 20 acres each. The company
was formed and incorporated un-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-10-13

der the laws Of the State Of Colo.
RADIO September /.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown, who just
returned from the area, said Mrs.
Smith had done "yeoman's work" at
the site. He said she is still in
Colorado working like a beaver"
Offices of the company are at
the offices of the church, 1920 N.
Grand Ave.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-10-13
St. LOUIS.
Continued from Page One)

pastor Of the Leonard avenue Bap.
fist Church, has been named pres
ident and manager of the newly
formed st. Lue Uranium Mines
Inc, with Mrs. Louise Smith as Sec
retary-treasurer. Mrs. Smiths hus-
band, James R. Smith is vice-pres-
ident Of the company.
Credit for the original discovery
goes to Mrs. Smith who went to
Colorado in June 1865 following
uranium prospecting urge. She
roughed it alone in the mountains
with her Geiger counter and staked
out the first claims.
Returning to St. Louis in Oc-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Civic Club Sends
Hose To Japan

A big box of discarded nylon
hose, which Port Clinton Civic
Club has been collecting for sew
eral months, will be on its way
to Japan soon. War widows use
the hose in occupational purposes,
salvaging the nylon yarn.
At Monday nights Civic Club
meeting, clever skit on parlia-
mentary procedure showed the
right and wrong way to conduct
a meeting and was presented by
the executive board, Mrs. George
Gulau, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs.
Robert Boeshart, Mrs. Donald
Perry, Mrs. William Wahlers, Mrs.
Stanley Ridley, Mrs. Robert Mills
er. Mrs. James Kleinhans, Mrs.
Charles ZelmS. Mrs. Ridley gave
devotions. Refreshments were serv-
ed by Deloris Kohring, Mrs. Robert
Boeshart, Mrs. Richard Winke, and
Mrs. Ridlye. A Sweetheart Night
will mark the Feb. q meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Scott Carter 1st
In Scholarship Test

Four Port Clinton High School
seniors were among the top 10 in
Ottawa County in the 1856 Ohio
General Scholarship Test for High
School Seniors, according to word
received yesterday by Principal B..
H. Corthell.
Scott Carter, Port Clinton, placed
first in the county with score of
215. Other Port Clinton High school
seniors placing in the county we're:
Maxine Routh, third; John Papcun,
fifth; and Nick Ball, eighth.
Also placing in the county stand
ings were: Norma Humphrey, Oak
Harbor, second; Carolyn Kelso,
Lakeside, fourth; Joan Tonsing,
Lakeside, sixth; Marcia thinner
man, Oak Harbor, seventh; Walter
Minton, Lakeside, and Paul Shoup,
Oak Harbor, tie for ninth; and Bet
ty Jean Kaiser, Elmore, and Linda
Lee Gates, Oak Harbor, honorable
mention.
Eight Port Clinton seniors took
the test which covered the fields
of English, mathematics, science,
history, and reading on Thursday,
January 26.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Ottawa Club Has
Winners-Losers
PARTY Wednesday

Members of the Ottawa Card
Club enjoyed their Winners and
losers party Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Loder. Cards
we're enjoyed during the afternoon,
followed by a delicious dinner and
more cards in the evening.
During the afternoon Mrs. A. w.
Walb took first prize; Mrs. c. A.
Loder, second and Mrs. P. K. Tad
sen, third. In the evening Mrs. A.
w. Kalb was first; Mrs. Pearl Bak-
er, second and Mrs. J. A. Evers,
third.
The losers, who prepared the
dinner, were Mrs. P. K. Tadsen,
Mrs. Mae Marshal Loder, Mrs. A.
w. Kalb, Mrs. George Wenger, Mrs.
C. A. Loder and Mrs. A. T. Emmett,
who was unable to attend.
The winners, who were so de-
lightfully entertained. were Mrs.
Pearl Baker, Mrs. A. J. H0ltzhauer,
Mrs. Guy Benedict, Mrs. j A.
Evers, Mrs. Harry Englebeck and
Mrs. Edna Christensen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17

veys sponsored here by the Asso-
citation, that findings of 100 recent
x-rays show a high rate of exposure
in this area.
Reported from recent x-rays were
IA tubercular suspects, 100 cases of
heart or cardiac pathology includ-
ing measurable heart enlargements,
four cancer or tumor suspects, and
400 reports of primary inactive
tuberculosis or histoplasmosis. This
latter figure is especially signifi-
cant in pointing out an exposure
rate.
The control survey win be con.
Quoted by John Padrutt, field con-
sultant for the State TB Associa-
ton, and Mrs. Gail Halferty, health
education consultant for the north
western district of the Ohio Depart
ment of Health, aided by TB Execu-
tive secretary Gretchen Claus and
Association directors. Their exhaus-
tive statistical survey is expected
to pinpoint all ways in which the
control program is carried out here.
Findings will be made available to
the County Health Department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
SEVEN FROM cub CHURCH GOING TO
MEMS CONGRESS MEET AT FINDLAY

Evangelical United Brethren
church will have a delegation OF
seven at the Ohio Sandusky Con-
ference EUB Mems Congress Satur-
day at Findlay. Attending from
here will be the Rev. J. V. Bigelow,
Harvey Goff, Peter Burckhardt,
Frank Kastor, Carl Bloom, Frank
Griffin, and Cicero Winnie.
DR.. l. Lynd Esch, President of
Indiana Central College, Indian
apolis, Indiana, will be the main
speaker when 1000 men will meet
in the First E. U. B. Church, Find
lay. DR.. Esch, a graduate of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany Industrial University and en-
gagged in teaching, writing and re-
search work in this same univer-
sity, will speak on "The Church AS
1t Faces Tomorrow"
Craig Tetirick, teacher in Belle
vue Public School System and
President of the Ohio Sandusky
Conference Evangelical United
Brethren Men for four years, will
be the chairman for the day.
Rev. w. L. Walmer. Minister of
the Walbridge Hayes Charge, To-
ledo, will address the men on the
subject, "The Church of Yester-
day." Rev. James Hough, E. U. B.
Missionary to Brazil, South Amer
lea, will speak on 'The Church To-
day."
The United Theological Seminary
Choir, Dayton, which will tour
E. U. B. Churches in Europe this
summer, will present a program of
music.
AS a special feature, Waldo, the
Magician, from Detroit, Michigan
will present some lighter entertain
ment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
CHILD GUIDANCE

An absorbing review OF the DooK,
"The Gallilean" was presented by
Mrs. Howard Brokate as program
for Child Guidance Councils Feb
ruary meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. C. B. Muggy, Jr., Gyp-
sum. Mrs. Richard Cover was CO.
hostess.
Mrs. Brokate, substituting tor
Mrs. John Braun and using a script
Mrs. Braun had prepared, did a
masterful Job in presenting the
moving novel which is basedson the
life of Mary Magdalene. Plans for
a guest night at the March 8 meet
ing were made. Valentine appoint
ments with red and white carna-
tions in a silver bowl marked but-
fet table for luncheon service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS

Members of Commodore Perry
Circle entertained their husbands
Thursday night with dinner at
Travellers Inn. The dinner was
followed by social evening of
dancing and cards in the Elk's club
room.
Guests for the occasion were
Charles Cover, A. w. Chapman,
Vern Hayford, George Beltzs Ger
aid Pehrson, Charles Ruddock,
VIM. Timblin, Lot jenkins, Louis
Hetrick, Walter Krupp, Merlan
Budd, Carl Keller, Harold Ried-
maier, Earl Wiseman, and Carl
Waggoner, and M. J. Edwards.
In charge of the arrangements
was the Social committee headed
by Elsie Waggoner assisted by lsa-
belle Beltz, Evelyn Beam and
Louise Ruddock.
Door prizes were won by Leo
vadah Hayford and Carl Wagon
er.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
World Day Of
PRAYER Services

World Day of Prayer services
will be held at Peace Lutheran
church Friday, Feb. II, at 3 pm.
and women of all churches art
cordially invited to attend.
Participating in the services will
be Mrs. Frederick Below, Peace
Lutheran; Mrs. Christ Petersen,
Evangelical United Brethren; Mrs.
Fred Brindley, st. John Lutheran;
Mrs. Clarence Lukac, St. Paul's
Lutheran; Mrs. Harold Osborn, st.
Thomas Episcopal; Mrs. Alma Nc
Coy, First Baptist; Mrs. Clarence
Fulkert, Trinity Methodist; Mrs.
OErville Awe, Pilgrim Holiness.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Mrs. Clifford Snider

Mrs. Roderick Mcleod entertain
ed the members of her pinochle
club in her home Friday evening.
Guests enjoying the evening of
cards and delicious refreshments
we're Marguerite Zimbek, Leila
Winkler, Pearl Shively, May Brind-
ley, Nancy Menier, Margaret Myers
and Helen Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Phleghaar and
family of Maumee, O. were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Snider.
A World Day of Prayer service
will be held in the LaCarne Metho-
dist Church on Friday evening, Feb.
IT, The Pastor and members of the
E. U. B. Church will participate in
the service. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Epke re-
turned home Thursday from two
weeks vacation spent in Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Mary 10 Knepper
Heads Nurse Group

Mary 10 Knepper, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Knepper, Port
Clinton, was elected president of
the Toledo Hospital Alumnae Asso-
citation for the year 1856.
Mary 10 graduated from Port
Clinton High School in 1850 and
tine Toledo Hospital School of Nurs-
ing in 1858 and attends the Univer-
Sity of Toledo. She is presently
employed as a night nurse in the
orthopedic department of Toledo
Hospital.
She is member of the American
Nurses Association through MEM
berShip in the District No. 9 Ohio
State Nurses Association.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
400 ATTEND
CUB BANQUET
BY Ruth Osborn

The Cub Scout Blue and Gold
banquet, which has become a de-
lightful annual affair, was held in
ST. Johns Lutheran Parish Hall
Tuesday at $50 pm. with some
400 Cub Scouts their families,
committee men and other person
mel connected with scouting in
attendance.
A delicious planned pot-luck
meal was served from tables
cleverly decorated, each Den be-
ing responsible for its own decora-
tions. Zed Davis of Toledo, EXecu-
tive Secretary of Boy Scouting in
Ottawa and Erie Counties, judged
the decorations and Den number
four took first place. Mrs. Lynn
Christensen was responsible for
the outstanding center piece, which
was train made from cardboard
cereal boxes. This display is to
be shown at the Den Mothers work
shop at the Secor Hotel, Toledo
in March.
Following the dinner awards
were presented by Cub Scout
Master, William Nicholson; Zed
Davis, Alton Nissen and Lynn
Christensen.
Mr.. Davis commended Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Phipps for their out
standing service in scouting. Mr..
Phipps was given a three-year
training program award, Mrs.
Phipps pinning the award to his
coat lapel.
The following Cub Scouts were
given awards for showing out
standing ability as statesmen, sell
ing the most tickets for the Min
strel: James Gillian, first; Danny
Curry, second; Skipper McDougal,
third; David Manley, fourth; Tom
my Cover, fifth; David Babcock,
sixth; Roger Smith, seventh; Mike
Nicholson, eighth; John Koslack,
ninth; and David Grodi, tenth.
Complete list of awards appear
next week..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
WOMEN OF MOOSE

Child Care Committee of the
Women of the Moose presented
Valentine gifts of aprons, handler
chiefs and chocolate candy hearts
to the ladies at the Ottawa County
Home on Monday February 18th.
Chairman Daisy Heating accepted
donations from co-workers Beryle
st. Benore, Viola Debien, Mable
Eaton, Nettie Schultz, Ida Graham,
Mary Bergman, Lena Whisner, Au-
drey Telep, Sylvia Elllthorpe'
Juanita Kohanke, Sr. Regent Lor-
eta Harger. Mrs. Keating was ac-
companied on her visit to the Home
bv Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Harger.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Schindlers Go
To Kansas CITY

Albert SCHNEIDER, Ill E. Sixth St.,
whose craftsmanship records in
cludes recognition at the National
Matches, on Feb. l started new
position in plant engineering at the
Kansas City, Mo. division of the
Owens Corning Fiber Glass Co.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER, with Kathryn, four,
and Kevin, two, fly to Kansas City
Feb. 90 to join him. New address
will be 1925 N. Bales St. A former
Sandusky High school teacher and
assistant coach, SCHNEIDER was in
the Marine Corps six years and in
January received his degree in
Civil Engineering from Toledo Uni
versity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
Society News
Lois Ann Henderlich Celebrates 10th
Birthday With Large Party February II

A 18th birthday is special event
in anybody's lifey and when it oc-
ours close enough to Valentine
Day that the Sweet 16" motif can
be incorporated with the usual
pretty decorations for that date, a
party is particularly colorful.
Hearts, arrows and cupids adorn-
ed Legion Hall Saturday night as
Lois Ann Henderlich, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Henderlich
of Harrison-st, celebrated her 18th
birthday with 80 friends as guests.
On the big birthday cake center
ing the table for buffet supper
were hearts, arrows, roses, and
a Valentine cupid, carrying out a
color motif of red, pink and white.
Dancing and gay entertainment
were enjoyed. Aiding Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderlich at the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Wasson J. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hensley of FIRE.
mont. Aiding in preliminary pre-
parations were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gaydos.
Lois Ann was showered with
lovely gifts from her guests who
included Carolyn Bredbeck, Doro-
thy Rider, Marcia Davis, Pat Evan
czuk, Carolyn Frederick, Judy Gay
dos, Janet Grodi, Martha Dykes,
Judy Vogt, Jill Meyer, Sharon Hen
sley, Marcia Bahnsen, Jill Tibbels,
Alice Holly, Dorothy Steffanacci,
Karen Christensen, Lanny Street
er, Archie Tunnell, Mike Conrad,
Chuck Beaver, Tom Krupp, Jack
Christensen, Jerome Oleksas Paul
Enderle, David Simon, George Rof-
kar, Jim Wensinger, Carlton Mill
niger, Mike Elias, Jud Kochenspar-
ger, John Hensley and Blair Fra
izer, the latter two of Fremont.
Unable to attend and sending gifts
we're Carolyn Probel, Mary oman,
Barbara Brokate, Joan Flick, Wayne
Colston and Dom Powless of Van
dalia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Members of Progressive Mothers
Club entertained their husbands at
a delightful party at the Erie
Gardens Community House Thurs
day evening. Indoor entertainment
and a box social we're enjoyed
throughout the evening.
The following couples attended
the party: Mr.. and Mrs. August
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Klingbiel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Renegar, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Riehl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tewers and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Twynham.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-17
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ernsberger,
invited to the Fremont home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lemon Sunday,
found that the event was surprise
dinner party honoring Mrs. Erns-
berger, whose anniversary is Feb.
18th.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fielder, Lois and Betty, To
ledo; Mr.. and Mrs. John Sans, Jack
and Patty, Bellevue; Mrs. Patrick
Connors, Kathy, L. j., Timmy and
Vicki, Fremont. Two birthday
cakes marked the party.