Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-29

at the State Hospital while Mrs
Moore is housemother to 81 men
patients in her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Ahler of Ris.
ing Sun were also guests of the
MooreS that day. These 3 couples
spend vacations in Ruskin, Florida
during the winter months.
During the tour of the hospital
dining room and kitchen it was ex
planned that over 3100 patients are
there now. If the families are able
to, the patients care is charged
for at the rate of $14 week. The
State Farm consists of 800 acres
plus numerous animals.
Mrs. Melvin Gulau presented a
paper on the Catholic religion, in
accordance with their years study
of other religions, to members of
the Daughters of st. Paul when
they met in the home of Mrs. John
Dayton Thursday afternoon.
Miss Stella Hess of Daytona Bch,
Florida is spending the summer
with her cousin, Robert Ahrens and
family.
Mrs. John Schultz and her moth
er, Mrs. E. J. Haas, spent Friday
in Huron with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence FarSchman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wadsworth
and family were in Toledo Tuesday.
Son, Billy, who was in an auto ac-
cident in the spring of 1850, is
still under the care of DR.. Carl
Roeder, an orthodontist in the
Medical Building.
Mrs. William Baumaf7 spent
Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Luth-
er Pau1Seff.
Miss Eulalis Henderlick arrived
Fri. to spend the summer months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Henderlick. She will return
to Fort Lauderdale, Florida the
middle of August to resume her
teaching position in the elementary
grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wiechel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wiechel, EN-
cry Wiechel and Mrs. Alice Bau-
man attended the wedding aturday
afternoon of Miss Ellen Wiechel,
SanduSky and James AmStutz, Will
lard in the Grace Episcopal Church
Sandusky.
Reception was in the church par
lor and a family dinner was held
in the brides home later.
Miss Wiechel, daughter of Emery
Wiechel, Danbury and Mrs. lone
Wiechel, Sandusky graduated re-
Gently from Heidelberg College and
plans to teach near her new home
in Wintr Park, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilkins,
daughters Sue and Nancy, of Day
ton attended the wedding of her
sister, Ellen Wiechel. Mr.. Wilkins
returned to Dayton while his fam
lily vacations here for 2 weeks with
the Gerald Hanan, Robert Wiechel
and Richard Wiechel families.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kihlken and
children of Parma spent the week
end with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Kihlken.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] E. Mccullough
of Shelby visited her brother Rob-
ert Ahrens an dfamily for a few
days last week.
Mrs. Ed Bergman and William
Bauman entertained other Sunday
School teachers at their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
held in the church basement.
Mrs. Vivian Westgate was added
to the staff at this time.
George Reinke, Sr., who is va
cationing with other members of
his family at cottage owned by
Olaf Rasmussen, flew home Sun
day to serve as master of cere-
monies for the 50th anniversary
celebration of the pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran Church, Chicago.
He returned Monday noon to
finish the vacation.
A film on Juvenile delinquency
was shown to members of the st.
Paul Brotherhood when they met
for their regular monthly meeting
Thursday evening. Hosts were John
Schultz, Richard Schmardebeck,
Harold Schneider and Elmer Won
Claim.
Miss Marlene Bergman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bergman, play
ed her electric guitar on the Farm
er's Wife Program over NFRO Sat
urday morning.
Bonnie Kott, Kathy Gresh and
Jerry Herbert all members of the
Cochran Majorettes marched at OF
tawa Tuesday and Wednesday for
the Firemen's Convention. On
Thursday they marched in the Corn
Festival at Deshler.
Harvey Fillinger visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Meter Friday evening
Fun twice over - last winter the
men went ice fishing; now Tuesday
evening in the Richard Peterson
>ard, an outdoor fish fry was held.
Present were members of a pi-
nochle club and their children: Mr..
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