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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

TuImudae VIM EusY Victory In eeorau senu,e Ruee

Atlanta GaANP) Labelling his victory "Georgas battle
cry preserve rights Georgia governor
Talmadge to easy victory
Democratic primary running
seat vacated by retiring Sen, Walter r. George
Tamadge lead in both popular
county votes, by which the primary $ decided.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

had said she had a right to attend,
Eisenhower did nothing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
Lawyer Talked Out OF Three sUf-sUits Of Clothes


three garments were valued at S1275o.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
RuIIrOod Porter Head Coils RsIIroad sick"

S. Lous(ANF)The president Of the Brotherhood seepn
Car Poers called the railroad industry sick urge
them 10 make strong effort regain the
have lost 10 airlnes busses and private automobiles.
Speaking at the unions national Philip Randop
made the statements TO than 200 delegates.
Randolph called railroad management labor
government TO join in comprehensive program improve the
road service and thereby increase business
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

have been confined to their home
this past week, i'll with a virus in
lection.
Mrs. Dale Kirkpatrick, Lakeside,
was admitted to Good Smaritan
Hospital Saturday for medical
treatment.
Program Books for the Ladies
Aid Society of st. PauPs Lutheran
Church are being distributed now
Meetings are held the first Thurs
day of each month and the officers
of this group are: Mrs. Edwin
Schultz, president; Mrs. Richard
Wadsworth, vice president; Mrs.
Dale Wahlers, secretary; and Mrs.
John Schultz, treasurer. Mrs. Ted
Burmeister serves as chairman of
the program committee with Mrs
Joseph Kott, Mrs. Richard Schmar
debeck, and Mrs. Harold Schneider.
Mrs. John Schultz takes care of
the groups disqualification. Altar
committee is Mrs. John Boiling,
Mrs. Elmer Borman, and Mrs. L. J.
Wahlers. Mrs. J. T. Kihlken, Mrs.
Melvin Gulau, Mrs. Harvey Glenn
ons and Mrs. John Gresh make up
the membership committee. The
Sunshine committee consists of
Mrs. Edward Behrman, Mrs. L. J.
Wahlers, Mrs. Harmon Dehring,
Mrs. Elmer Borman, Mrs. Paul
Dress and Mrs. Kenneth Owen.
Department chairmen are: New
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

The membership of this group
has been divided into two teams to
encourage attendance and new
members. Mrs. j. T. Kihlken and
Mrs. John Gresh serve as co-cap-
tains of the Cherubims, while the
Seraphims are led by Mrs. Melvin
Gulau and Mrs. Harvey Clemons.
The losers will serve a Christmas
luncheon at the December meeting
90 the winning team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Roe left two
weeks ago for months vacation
in Arizona. Donald Nobis, P. c.. is
caring for their Inn while they are
gone.
Mrs. Claude Mills who has been
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
DANBURY
Continued from Page BID

committee. The visiting committee
consists of John Schultz, William
Sass, and Clarence Block.
The Brotherhood will be host to
the County Brotherhood at st.
Johns Lutheran Church in Port
Clinton, Thursday, Jan. 26. This
purposely comedies with the Men
tai Health Banquet and Program
so that those brotherhood mem
bers who wish may attend the ban
quet and those who don't will still
be able to enjoy the fine program
planned. Serving refreshments will
be Alan Eberly, chairman, Alfred
Gulau, co-chairman, Harvey Filthy
er, Richard French, Milton Going,
Melvin Gulau, Hugo Heinzl and
William Hirt.
Friends and neighbors of the
Clarence Grant family joined to-
gether last week to pick about 40
acres of corn. The corn was de-
livered to the elevator. One local
garage fixed free flat tire one of
the farm wagons suffered that day
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Delometer
of Sandusky entertained their pi-
nochle club Saturday night. Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Garner, Sandusky
were high scone holders, while
William Foster, Port Clinton, and
Mrs. Richard French, Catawba,
were consoled. Also attending be-
sides the host, hostess, prize win
ners and their spouses, were Mr..
and Mrs Richard Wadsworth, Dan
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Paulsen, Sandusky.
Seven Senior Leaguers from st.
Paul's, Danbury travelled to Cleve-
land Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
George Reinke to view the Ice Fol
lies. They were: Carol Mohler, Sal
ly Domrose, Dolores Heminger,
Joan Holt, Marlene Bergman, Joan
Waldecker, and Arlene Yheulon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dayton and
son, Timothy, have recently moved
from the Ferd Kihlken farm home
to one of the apartments lately
fashioned in the old Kelley House
This move brings Mr.. Dayton near
er to his work on his fathers farm.
Mrs. Dayton is the second grade
teacher at the Catawba Island
School. The family visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Eda Miller, of Mclean,
Virginia, during the Christmas holi-
days.
Hobby night was held when the
Boy Scouts gathered for their reg
ular weekly meeting last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Joe Lhnat is troop leader
and has announced that Scouts will
do soap carving this week, and next
week will hold races with plastic
model cars.
Mrs. Robert Cover and SON, Mark
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Guinea, Mrs. Gus Wargowsky; In
dia Women's Work, Mrs. Ted Hol-
linger; Thankoffering, Mrs. Alan
Eberly; Special Needs, Mrs. Elmer
Meter; Christian Service, Mrs. Rich
ard French; Life Memberships,
Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft; Missionary
Education, Mrs. John Dayton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

a medical patient at Magruder Hos
pital for the past week should be
home by the time of this printing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Reitz and son
have been keeping home fires
burning during her mothers alb
sence. Son Bob is now serving in
the Navy. His address is: Robert
Mills, S R 489-20177, 103 Battalion
10th Regiment, U.SN.T.C. Com
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
PREMEX CUTS WINTER OIL CONSUMPTION

Motorists who used to add one or two
quarts OF conventional oil between
changes report they now add little or
none with Premex! Tests show that
this revolutionary new motor oil
can cut your winter oil consumption
as much as 46qo!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27
THE
FARMERS WIFE
BY GRACE LUEBKE

Russell Furstnau, Ruth Webert,
Mrs. Ward Seeger, Wilma Oestrich,
and Ina Bittner.
Well - be seeing you at the In
stitute!
Today's Bit Of Nonsense -
A father took his small son to
the art museum. When they ap-
preached a picture of the early
Christian martyrs being eaten by
lions, the father tried to steer his
son away. Then he realized that the
child would have to learn about
these things sooner or later, and,
taking the child over to the picture,
he began to explain it, telling the
boy over and over:
"It's only picture. There's moth
ing to be afraid of. It's only a pic.
ture."
ooh, Daddy, look" the little boy
cried.
"Now, don't be scared. It's only
a picture" the father said.
ooh, look" the boy said again.
II told you, there's nothing to be
frightened Of"
Look at that lion over there,
Daddy" moaned the boy.
well, what about him?"
"Oh, Daddy, that poor lion isn't
getting any,"
Without a doubt, most of you
ladies have at some time or other
used Betty Crocker recipe, you
feel safe in trying one of them
because they always have the cap
ton kitchen tested" That label
that accompanies these recipes is
more true than you might realize,
because they really are tested =
not in some huge, asSembly-line
sort of kitchen, but by homemakers
in their own kitchens at home.
Quite by chance, | discovered that
Mrs. Leslie Hellwig, of rural Gray
town, is actually one of these
ladies who try these recipes. Sadie
says that every so often she re-
ceives a recipe in the mail, she
makes the cookies. or cake, or cas-
serole, whatever it might be, and
then fills out a questionable that
requests really a lot of information.
They not only want to know what
the cook herself THINKS of the
recipe, but she must relay any and
all comments from her family, how
long it took her to prepare it,
whether she plans on using it again
etc. Wouldn't that be interesting
to do, trying those new recipes?
1t would be useless for me to be
"kitchen-tester', though, because 1
wouldn't dare tell them my fam
lilies comments on anything new
or out of the ordinary, at least not
in the majority of cases.
! have a Betty Crocker recipe for
you today, and l think it's a good
one. Just the other day l found it,
tried these cookies, and l sure in
tend to make them again. They're
filled cookie, but you don't have
to roll the dough and cut it, you
merely drop the batter as in a drop
cooky.
FILLED Jumbo Drops"
l C. shortening
2 C. brown sugar (packed)
3 eggs
" C. water
! tsp. vanilla
3Hs C. sifted flour
IL tsp. salt
/ tsp. soda
1/8 tsp. cinnamon
Heat oven to 375 degrees. Mix
thoroughly shortening, brown
sugar, eggs. Stir in water, vanilla.
Sift together and stir in flour, soda,
salt, cinnamon. Drop with teaspoon
onto ungreased baking sheet. max
ing small hollow on top of cookie
with spoon. Place " tsp. filling on
dough, cover with " tsp. dough.
Bake 10 IL min.
Date Filling
Cook together until thick, stir
ring constantly, 2 C. dates, cut
small, y cup sugar, 3/4 cup water
Add " cup chopped nuts. Cool.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

pany 739, Great Lakes, Illinois.
The dartball team of st. Pauls
won two out of three games with
Lyme Monday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

Next Saturday I'm going to inter-
view Fred Grimm, Ray Nickelsen
and Howard Markley on WFRO.
Miss Carolyn Goetz will play an
accordion solo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-27

With new Premex, you also get quick
starts and instant fabrication on even
the coldest winter mornings. Premex
combines the easy starting of number
10 oil and the low consumption of a
number 80. And the dispersant action
of Premex eliminates the cold sludge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
WOMEN OF MOOSE

Five candidates eligible for the
Academy of Friendship, Loretta
Hanger, Wilma Fillmore, Velva
Flick, Maibelle Carstens and Juanita
Kohanke, will attend statewide
meeting in Columbus May Sc.
Other WOTM co-workers will at
tend and reservations for a 10 am.
brunch May 6 may be made by
calling Nettie Schultz before May
3rd.
At the April 16 WOTM meeting,
Mary Bergman was protein senior
regent. Coming events include;
regular meeting, May 7, hospital
committee chapter night; and card
party, May 9.
At the recent card party, Edyth
Gill won the first prize donated by
Child Care chairman Daisy Heating
and other prizes were won by Lena
Whisner and Elsie Gates. A sur.
prise package went to Mrs. Ruth
Roy. Lunch was served by Audrey
Telep, Loretta Harger and Beryl
] st. Benore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
10 Ann Michael,
Marvin Thompson
Wed At Oak Harbor

10 Ann Michael, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Michael of Oak Har-
Dor, and Marvin l.. Thompson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Thompson
of Oak Harbor, were married at
seven thirty o'clock Saturday, April
%, in st. Johns Lutheran church
at Oak Harbor by the Rev. G. F.
Shoup.
Attendants were Diane Gibson,
maid of honor, Henry Gackstetter
OF Graytown, best man; Janet
Whaley and Shirley Orwig, brides
maids; Raymond .Buhrow and HON.
er Clayman of Toledo, ushers.
Thomas Thompson of Oak Harbor
was ring bearer, and Virginia
Clayman of Toledo was bridesmaid.
A reception for 500 guests at
Oak Harbor armory brought the
new Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson con-
gratulations of many friends. After
southern wedding trip, they will
live at 1921 E. Water St. Both at
tended Salem-Oak Harbor school.
The bride is employed at the Oak
Harbor Coop, and the groom at
EOD.
A chapel train marked the brides
lovely gown of Chantilly lace and
tulle with long sleeves and V-neck.
line. A half hat was fer graceful
headpiece. She wore pearl neck
lace and earrings, gift of the
groom, and carried pink roses, cal
la lilies and lilies of the valley
IN her bouquet. Her attendants in
waltz length blue taffeta carried
White daisies and pink roses. Their
pearl jewelry was the brides gift
The brides mother was in a
print of light steel blue with navy
accessories and red rosebud cor.
sage. The groom's mother wore
wedgewood blue with pink acces.
sories and corsage of light pink
rosebuds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Society News
Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Combine For
Impressive Founders Day Banquet, Ritual

Twelve pledges who have COM
pleted year in sorority work re-
ceived their Ritual of Jewels pins
in beautiful candlelight ceremony
Thursday night when more than
so members of Gamma Omega
chapter and XII Alpha Kappa chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi joined for
silver anniversary Founders Day
formal banquet at the Lake House.
At similarly impressive cere-
monies, Mrs. Gertrude Babcock
was installed as new sponsor for
Gamma Omega chapter, outgoing
sponsor Mrs. Ida Gickman was
presented an honorary membership
in the sorority, and new officers
OF both sorority chapters were in
stalled.
Ritual of Jewels pins were con-
ferred on Mary Buchhop, Muriel
Noonan, Phyllis Schumacher, Bar
bara Ahrens, Martha Melishka,
Linda Bergman, Bernice baltimore,
Hope Rider, Kay McClory, Beverly
Mackey, Mary Papcun, Jackie
Swingle.
Mrs. Babcock, widely known Port
Clintonite and a member of the
Ohio Edison Co. staff, was present
ed yellow rose, sorority flower,
as she was welcomed by installa-
tion. To Mrs. Glickman, retiring
after three years fine service as
sponsor, sorority members express.
ed sincere thanks and presented
her with beautiful hearts-and
stars sorority bracelet.
New officers of Gamma Omega
installed were: president, Betty
Ayres; vice-president, Helen Loeb
den; recording secretary, Kay Nc
Glory; treasurer, Beverly Mackey
corresponding secretary, Mary Pap
cum.
Officers of Xi Alpha Kappa in
stalled were Dorothy Bredbeck
president; Rosemary Wysin, vice
president; Marge Montgomery
treasurer; Mary Klingbiel, CORE
spending secretary, and Gilmore
Vallese, recording secretary.
Distinctive black and silver pro
grams, round in shape, were a
each cover and place favors were
beautiful tiny Mexican vases. Mrs
John Macy, Exemplar president
presided. Beta Sigma Phi grace
was by Mrs. C. Alton Cover. Jane
Sanford welcomed the pledges, fol
whom she later conducted ritua
service.
Mrs. Archie King presented tn,
poem, Proudly We Stand" and tn,
Founders Day pledge was given b,
Shirley Smith. HighlightS of Bet
Sigma Phi activities in the com
munity were given by Elinor Val
leSe, for Exemplars; and Shirle,
Riddle, for Gamma Omega.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Wheel
Wedding Saturday

A lovely spring wedding will be
Solemnized Saturday afternoon in
st. Johns Lutheran Church when
Miss Carolyn Sue Wheel, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheel, be-
comes the bride of John NJ. Ger
bus, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Cerbus,> The Rev. John Braun, pas
tor, will officiate at the double
ring ceremony at four o'clcck.
Miss Jackie Swingle will be maid
of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss
Ruth Rofkar of Port Clinton, Miss
Patricia Sans of Bellevue and
Miss Linda Dubbert of Lexington,
KY. Vickie Burr will be flower
girl and Bruce Hamann, ring bear
er. Paul Molnar, Jr. will serve as
best man and ushers will be Will
liam Molnar, John Molnar of Port
Clinton and Robert Schroeder of
Lakeside.
Vocalist for the ceremony will
be William Anderson with Richard
Rounds presiding at the organ.
Following the wedding recep.
ton will be held from six to ten
o'clock in the Catawba Community
Hal. After their honeymoon trip
the couple will move into their
new home in the Sloan addition.
Both young people attended Port
Clinton high school. Miss Vince
is a secretary at EOD and Mr.. Ger
bus is associated with his father
in the grocery business.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Marjorie Franck
To Wed William
Priesrrlar1 June %

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Franck, of
Oak Harbor, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Marjorie,
to Mr.. William Priesman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. PrieSman, also
of Oak Harbor. Wedding date of
the popular couple has been set for
June 20.
Miss Franck is completing her
third year as a first grade teacher
in Port Clinton school. She is a
1949 graduate of Salem-Oak Har-
Dor, and attended Ohio State Uni
versity and Bowling Green State
University. Mr.. Priesman, 1948
graduate of Salem-Oak Harbor, at
tended Capital University and is
associated with the Western Shoe
Co. of Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
MOTHERS OF TWINS

Mrs. Ralph Sandrock and Mrs.
Carl Eckerman were hostesses
Tuesday night when Mothers of
Twins met at Oak Harbor. Mrs.
Brayton Finken and Mrs. Howard
Ohm gave reports of the state
board meeting in Elyria and told
of the June 8 state convention
plans in Toledo.
Elected new officers were: Mrs.
Jessie Starnes, president; Mrs.
Theron Finke, vice-president; Mrs.
Ralph Sandrock, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Gene Schneider, treas
urer; Mrs. Harold Younker and
Mrs. Brayton Finken, reporters.
Delegates to the state convention
will be Mrs. Finken and Mrs. Sand
rock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
WScS OFFICERS

WScS OFFICERS
New officers of Trinity Metho-
dist W.S.C.S. have been. electel,
with Mrs. Clarence Fulkert presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Thompson Sec
retary, and Mrs. P. K. Tadsen
treasurer.
81 WSCS members visited the
Bellevue Society last Wednesday.
Mrs. William Brown, Lakeside,
district vice-president of WSCS,
gave fine talk on Christian dis.
cipleship.
Secretaries of various WSCS de.
partments will be as follows:
Missionary Education, Mrs. Sam
Plumer; Youth Work, Mrs. Ernest
Spring; Student Work, Mrs. Fred
Norwood; Children's Work, Mrs
Martin Calm; Spiritual Life, Mrs
George Garst; Supply, Mrs. Car
Quisno; Christian Social Relations
Mrs. H. A. Cowgirl; Local Church
Activities, Mrs. A. H. Chapman
Literature and Publications, Mrs
Glen Baker; Promotion, Mrs. Rob
ert Holzhauer; Status of Women
Mrs. Don Sanders.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
5oth ANNIVERSARY

50th ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Teters, 104
Ottawa ST., Oak Harbor celebrated
their Golden Wedding Anniver-
sary Wednesday.
They were married May 2, 1905.
They have one daughter, Mrs. Mel
vim Rochester and one daughter
who is deceased, Mrs. Ernest Pitch
ford. Mr.. Teters is n years old and
his wife is 20.
They lived in the southern part
of Ohio following their marriage
until twenty-five years ago, they
moved to Port Clinton. There they
lived for twenty-four years until
last year when they moved to Oak
Harbor to live with their daughter,
Mrs. Rochester.
A reception will be held at the
Knights of Columbus Hall Saturday
evening May 5th for friends and
relatives to help observe this spe-
cial occasion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
GARDEN CLUB


Twelve members of the Port
Clinton Garden Club met in the
hospital dining room Monday eve
ming where they made 76 floral
arrangements. These little bou-
quets were placed on the breakfast
trays of every hospital patient and
delivered to various shut ins
throughout the city in enumeration
of May Day. This commendable
custom is an annual tradition on
May 1st and brings cheer to all
shut-ins in this community.
A brief business meeting was
conducted following completion OF
the project. Plans were made for
the trip to Mansfield next Monday
Garden Club ladies will meet al
Lakeview Park at 10 am. to motor
to Mansfield where they will visit
Kingswood Gardens, which con
tains 100000 bulbs and IT'S vari
ties of blossoms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
EuB YouC ADULTS

Twelve members and two guests
of the Young Adult Group of EUB
church met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Terp Thursday
evening.
During the business meeting
plans were discussed for refur.
nishing the social room of the
church. Delicious refreshments
were served at the close of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Focht were
guests.
The May meeting will be held
at the church with a pot-luck
supper, followed by a spring
house cleaning of the primary
department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
SO CIRCLE

Eighty-Eight Circle met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Rodney Darby. The program had &
musical theme. The roll call was
composers and Mrs. William Brown
read a paper on music. The pro
gram was concluded with grour
singing led by Mrs. Brown.
Due to the fact that Mrs. G. E
Pehrson is moving out of the city
she resigned her new office o.
recording secretary and the presi
dent appointed Mrs. Adolph Fra
zier to take her place. Mrs. H. B
Karshner will be the delegate Il
the federation meeting in Lakeside
in July.
The annual guest day for thu
Circle will be held June fifth.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04

BIRTHDAY PARTY

Ten >playmates and Ghoolmates
helped Marc Brown celebrate his
eighth birthday Saturday morning.
The Cartoon Show at the local
theatre followed by luncheon at
Mares Walnut Street home made
full and happy day for the fol
lowing youngsters: Jimmy Osborn
Johnny Slamsky, Pauletta Miller,
Joyce and Ruth Ann ESbenShade
Johnny Cling, Monette Fehnrich
Jill Wilson, Teddy Klozlak, Karen
Sue and Marc Brown.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Eastern Star Inspection Marked
Bv Decorations Of Unusual Beauty

Beautiful appointments, high
lighted by entrancing miniature
floral pieces made. as individual
favors by Worthy Matron Mary
English, made the 1856 annual in
spection of Port Clinton Eastern
Stars Monday memorable event.
For three years Mrs. English has
been collecting driftwood and un-
usual woodland specimen that
could be dried. She utilized her
collection in fashioning 165 tiny
floral arrangements, some in shells
and some on driftwood, which were
at each place at the dinner preced-
ing the inspection.
August Seiss, Toledo, past Grand
Patron, was inspecting officer. He
was deputized by Deputy Grand
Matron Esther Langdon of Toledo,
who was unable to come here as
planned due to an accident in
which she suffered a broken leg.
His wife accompanied him, and
among other guests, all highly con-
gratulatory for the Port Clinton
chapters inspection, were Past
Grand Patron H. Frank Miller and
Mrs. Miller, Toledo; Grand Repre-
sentatives Grace Smith of Toledo
and Laura Farthing of Maumee;
and "a Worthy Patrons and Pat
rons of District and 6.
The excellent work OF Worthy
Matron Mary English, Worthy Pa
tron Clifton Kirk and officers, Jo-
sephine Everett, Virgil Hebert, Al
frieda Pulschen, Pearl Shively,
Jane Beverlin, Lois K1oock, Hazel
Lawrence, Helen Sanders, Ruth Le-
zotte, Irene Cupp, Hope Hebrt
Sylvia Nakrin, Peg Brown. Frances
Burmeister, Wilhelmina Jensen
Sam Beverlin, Virginia Rice, and
Dorothea Day brought approving
comment.
A receiving line was formed pre-.
ceding the dinner, for which Elsie
Waggoner was hostess. After in
Spection, Past MatronS Association
members were in charge of a re
ception.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-05-04
Mozart Club
To Give Concert

Mozart Club Spring Concert will
be held May 18th, 8 pm. at St.
J&ohn'S Lutheran Parish House,
Oak Harbor. The concert is being
sponsored by the Ottawa County
Health Association and tickets can
be secured from members of the
Mozart Club and the sponsoring
group.