Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kovak of
White Plains, New York pleasantly
surprised her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kihlker by arriving Satur-
day to spend several days here.
Upon their return her brother,
Henry, Jr., will accompany them
for an indefinite visit. Another
daughter, Mary of Cleveland and
her friend, Max Gilleland of Lima
spent the weekend in the Kihlken
home too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Netherland,
Jr. had as guests for two days
Navy buddy and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Berg of Elizabeth, N j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berg who are on their
honeymoon were enroute to Indian
apolis to attend the races.
Ten little pigs were raised by
bottles at the Howard Fillinger
farm when the mother sow refused
to attend them. For 3 weeks and
more, night and day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fillinger fed them and all lived to
eat normally now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sass entertain
ed the following guests in their
home Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Wairth, Deshler; Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Alps, Hahler; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Sass and family, Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Eberly, Malin-
ia, spent an extended weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Miller, to attend the baccalaureate
and graduation exercises of their
son, Roy.
| Members of the Danbury Child
Conservation League will entertain
their husbands with an outdoor
barbecue at State Park Wednesday
evening at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kihlken and
family of Parma spent the week
end visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Kihlken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtland Biers and children of
Oak Harbor were at the J. T. Kihl-
ken home Sunday too.
Mrs. Will Sass and Mrs. Arthur
LacumSky attended a bridal shower
Friday evening given in honor of
Miss Helen Pence, Tiffin, fiance of
Lynn Ahrens, Port Clinton. His sis
ters, Mrs. Lynn Slrhbier and Miss
Brenda Ahrens, we're hoSteSses in
the Brenton Ahrens' home on Jack.
son Drive
Members of the St. Paul Wo
mems Missionary Society will meet
Thursday in the church basement
for their regular monthly meeting
HostesseS are Mrs Lyle Riedmaier
Mrs. Louis Riedmaier, Mrs. Wood
row Radloff and Mrs John Schultz
The Seraphims under co-captain!
! Mrs. Melvin Gulau and Mrs. Harvey
ClemonS will hold a bake sale a
this meeting.
Renee Lynn, infant daughter o
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Peters, was bap
) tised during services at st. Pau
Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Tet
, Burmeister were sponsors.
. Carol FilIinger was guest of hon
.. or following her confirmation Ma
. 10th at Peace Lutheran Church
: Port Clinton, at two family dinners
> The first held at noon in tn,
. home of maternal grandparents
> Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Short, Fri
. Twp was attended by the hos
.. couple; Carol; her parents, Mr.. AM
. Mrs. Howard Fillinger; brothe
: Tom; sister, Gail; aunt, Mrs. Wayn
. Short and great grandfather, Char
: lon Short.
? At the evening meal in IL
Howard Fillinger home, pattern
I grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
| liam Fillinger; Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
| Christensen and children, Bonni
| John, ana Nancy Kay, and the il
| mediate family we're entertained.
| Fifty-seven students graduate
| from the eighth grade at eXercis
| in the high school auditorium Tue
| day morning. This is one of Il
| largest enrollmentS in the histo
| of this school.
| William Rofkar, state represent
| tive, spoke to members of ST. Pa
| Brotherhood when they held the
| regular monthly meeting in t
| church basement.
| Refreshments were served by A
| thur Riedmaier, Lyle Riedmai'
| Allen Rogers, and William Sass.
| Seniors of the local school c
| joyed their Day in spite of t
| weather. The fish fry scheduled
| State Park was held on the b
shore. Class Sponsor this year
Miss Helen Ann Capko.
Mrs. Gordon Wahlers and M
Dale Wahlers were hostesses to
Sunday School Teachers in
church basement.
Leaders for the Vacation Bill
School, July 9 20 from 8 to
am. are Mrs. George Meeks, M
Lloyd Dayton, Mrs. Gordon Wa
ers, Rev. and Mrs. George Reinl
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