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PAGE SIX THE FREMONT NEWS-MESSENGER, FREMONT, OHIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1953. HE FREMONT NEWS-MESSENGER, FREMONT, OHIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1953. PAGE SEVEN amwirainiiMiii mini i iimiiihiih mmm who helped the OSPA work on FADS AND FASHIONS Green Springs Items COMMUNITY SOCIETY EVENTS LOUIS AUDRIT8H uorrMDondtnt Congressmen Find Ike Warm Host CLUB NOTES By Drew Pearson (Continued from Page 4) the polio drive were guests at a potluck supper. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lyle Craig in March.

Honoring his 79th birthday. man Adams, who proceeded to tell how heiprotested. Mamie didn't want to eo either. the family of Norman J. Cleve and Ralph Cake, GOP national committee-, but when it was discovered that someone Mr.

and Mrs. Zeno Rutherford Round-The-Day! NO CORNERS TO DUST HERE entertained ten members of frwm Oregon, were stopped by a state had put out an official White House press land held their annual potluck dinner at the Grange hall, Sunday, February 15. Fifty were pre New Hampshire Elsenhower Is playing is so straight financially that he has turned over complete control of his Gettysburg farm to his friend, George Allen, Truman's White House jester Ike says he doesn't want anything to say about his farm as long as he is making decisions on farm C. C. Class of the Methodlst'Patrolman 111 ure8ori during the election release that both were to attend, they Home Garden Club Committees For Year Announced By Mrs.

Pete Ellis, President; Programs Also Outlined Coming Events Coming Events Sunday, February 22 Meeting of the Mariners club Week Of Prayer To Be Sponsored By Church Society Annual observance of "Week church on Sundav evenint? Plans campaign, inn managed 10 iaiK meir way cnangea Tiieir clothes and went con sent for the dinner including fnr thf finirvh tiirrtit tn Kn holdout of a ticket. Betty Quinton, David Carveth To Wed April 11 Dr. and Mrs. John William Quinton, 419 Ewing street, are Birthday Greetings mm in mmir iiiiiuiiiiiitnint: innnMEiicniLi lie: niiiimmitiJiirniiMiiiiniie Hal Boyle, journalist-columnist, born in Kansas City, 42 years ago. Ben Ray Redman of Los Angeles, movie executive, born in Brooklyn, N.

57 years ago. The Tony Bakery birthday cake this week goes to Mrs. John Wott, 543 Ohio avenue, who is celebrating her 80th anniversary today. She is the oldest resident reporting her birthday to The grat illations on the American Legion's new tape recording program by which G. overseas exchange messages with their February 22 was discussed.) "How did do it?" inquired the Mr.

Cleveland's three sisters Mrs. Ona Smith of Toledo, Mrs. Ethel Lauterber, Tiffin and Mrs. Elva Chamberlain of Fremont. policy Jack Lalt and Lee Mortimer.

of the First Presbyterian church. This will be sponsored by the'dublous ex-governor of Oregon. C. C. class and a orofrram "is lie- was easy'" said Adams.

"I just told on November 18 Mrs. Marvin Shetenhelm will discuss Let's Decorate for Christmas. The an Darlen Humbert, vice president, Janet Mackery, secretary, Judith Hanna, treasurer and Sandra Sellers, scribe. The group will hold a skating party February 26. Mrs.

Gearge Rutherford was hostess to the Green Springs Women's Club Tuesday evening with twelve members present. A paper on the story of composers of music written by Mrs. Harry Hempy was read by Mrs. Leah Oakleaf in the absence of Mrs. Hempy.

Mrs. Oakleaf also played and sang several numbers. The life of Washington was given by Mary Heller. A delicious lunch was served to the group. The families at home Two-thousand American radio stations are cooperating the first important Republican blow-up maw be be sued from pillar to post for stories they printed in "USA Confidential," have writ-ten the most sensational article of their lng planned.

Refreshments were the C0P that 1 was a member of Eisen- Mrs. Pete Ellis, president of the Home Garden club, has announced her committees for this year. of Prayer" held the tirst iuu week in Lent will again be sponsored by the Phi Kappa Mission Mr. Cleveland was presented Luther Fellowship league of St. John's Lutheran church meets.

Wedding of Miss Anna Rose newer stair. announcing the approaching marriage of their daughter, Marianne tween Assistant President Sherman Adams, 'career. However, though they report thinss nual Christmas party will be December 16. Washington Pipeline President Eisenhower complained Elizabeth (Betty) to David Car served to the group. Twenty four members of the Potterville Farm Women's Club enjoyed a potluck dinner at the with an upholstered rocking chair from his six children; Mr.

Loyola Sellers, Wayne, Orlie, William, Clark and Edwin. the ex-governor of New Hampshire, and Charles. never printed before, I predict they will ilvev and Gene Notestine at I veth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A.

Carveth of Toronto, other night when he was informed he had Tobey, senator from New Hamshire. To not be sued by anyone; for their new story to go to a movie on Mahatma Gandhi. "Why head off an explosion, Adams has offered is "Mars-Confidential" in "Amazing Stor-the heck should I go to see Gandhi?" helto appoint Tolwy's son as S. Attorney in ies" magazine. home of Miss Eva Ott with Mrs.

Those attending the dinner IRoss High Flo Whiteman assisting hostess Mrs. Clark Cleveland of Cleve The couple has chosen Satur day, April 11, for their wedding. land was a guest. Club mem- rence Arnold home. Mr.

Carro were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cleveland and Marilyn, Mrs. Harold Mann and Linda of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Cleveland, p.m. in St. Paul's Lutheran church, Lindsey. Patriotic sermon for Daughters of the American Revolution at 10:30 a.m. in St.

Paul's Episcopal church. Monday, February 28 St. Ann's Gerardians will meet promptly at 8 p.m. at Birchard Briefs club will hold a hard time dance in the Legion Hall Saturday evening February 21. Serving on the program and exhibits committee are Mrs.

Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Alex Hy-zer, Mrs. Harold Schahet, Mrs. Myron Mosscr. Mrs.

Lynn Boyer, and Mrs. Marvin Shetenhelm. Conservation includes Mrs. Warren Hafford and Mrs. Walter Sells; project, Mrs.

Harold George and Mrs. Warren Bowlus; hospitality, Mrs. Theron Kroeger and Mrs. Kenneth Sale and publicity, Mrs. Mervin Dodway, Garden Center.

Mrs. Fred THESE DAYS (Continued from Page 4.) exploitation. Thomas Edison did not invent the electric light foi pleasure; he founded a business. 1 read somewhere that the zipper li next meeting will be at the home of Janet Ward on March 17. bers are going to sew pajamas for the welfare department at Fremont, Ohio.

A white elephant thers parents, who have been very ill, are staying at the Arnold home, Mrs. Arnold being a The ceremony will be solemnized in St. Paul's Episcopal church where Dr. Quinton Is rec tor. He will officiate at the ceremony and will be assisted by Thirteen memlwrs of the Mrs.

Rahla Pontius spent Fri- By Virginia Strohl Sr. and Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Myers and sons of Clyde, Mr. and Mrs.

Orlie Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Richard day in Clvde with her sister 'mmM L'mus 1,1 UK ailt'r-iFriendsliid Cirlce Farm Women's was employed when an American very old and lay around until an ary society of St. MarK Lutneran church February 23 to 27. Services will be held each night at 7:30 o'clock in the church parlors.

Theme for the week will be "The Bond of Perfect Harmony" by Helen M. Knu-bel. Monday night's discussion entitled "The Grace of Compassionate Love" will be given by Mrs. Paul Neason and Mrs. George Hazel will conduct the service Tuesday.

Her subject will be "The Grace of Repentant Humility." On Wednesday the regular mid week Lenten church service will be held with sermon by the pastor, the Rev. F. M. Otto. Thursday night Mrs.

Ray Bender will lead the discussions, using as her snpnt Wiwl. company was organized, the -tiiir' i 'nrLifiiiriTiimmtiiniinLi 1 1 riiMt'imi Mrs Howard Whittacker. Mrs 1 na vvt W-J' vable club am, one visitor Whittacker entertained in honor '-nn 4 SSp son, Mr and Mrs. Guy Carro- nesday afternoon at of their mother. Mrs Naomi1?" ld ers and and Mr- andihome of Memorial hoi SVVdDH riuh anil mm Viaitnr the nurses enterprising fellow with an idea put it on the market and built it into a desirable commodity and even into a necessity in women's i i The senior high students of Ross spital doing only differences being that Russia forms capital out of taxes and returns the profits to the national Cleveland, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Potter and family, Mrs. Vivian Growel and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. library.

The club will then go to Mrs. John Braski's home for a child's book exchange and regular meeting. Regular meeting of the Eagles auxiliary at 8 p.m. and St. Joseph's schools attended 1 i Beverly D.

Tucker, Cleveland, retired Episcopal Bishop of Ohio. Miss Quinton dietitian at Toledo hospital, attended Western Reserve university and interned at the University of Michigan. Miss Quinton has asked her an assembly in the Ross audi ll I I sewing. Plans for a family parly to be held sometime in March were discussed. The March meet- treasury, whereas the Americans clothes.

Who is to say that an idea Robert Stierwalt, Richard Framp-ton all of Fremont, Dale Morton torium Thursday morning. Rutherford, on her eighty-third 3 hn a he bom? Alda Cleve-' Mr. and Mrs. James Nycum land with Mrs. Jean Cleveland I werp Sundav enests nf Mr nrwi Airman First Class Thomas and Helen Potter assisting host-K Fred Keisel Perm of Langley Air Field, Va.

esses. is visiting this week with his Mrs Gertrude Front? pnter. Mr- ami Mrs. Clifton Koons en- borrow capital from the public or Credit Women's club meets at Sergeant Robert Huffman intro ing will be hold at the home of banks or insurance companies and 6 p.m. in Charles tea room.

duced the guest speaker, Carl 1 I 1 Mrs. an ook. return the profits to the owner, who of Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Le Bey, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Thompson and Annabelle of Mrs.

Ted Hogue will entertain Pike of the Jackson, police till Mr. ana mis. Armur uownmg l)e one person or several hun parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert tained the Relies Inn rinh at "TUnned at Sunday dinner Mr sister, Mrs.

Richard Hauser, of Albany, N. to be her matron of honor and her niece, Sally, as flower girl. Bridesmaids will be is not as good as whatever Mr. Cherne has in mind something that has to do with social consciousness? More real usefuhesi has come out of a tin can than out of the social philosophers. (Copyright, 195:1, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) and Mrs.

Ervin Koons of Fre anu son were ounuay evening jdred thousand people. Perin. After completion of his the Robinson home on Thursday department. Sergeant Pike gave an interest the Fort Stephenson chapter Delphian society. Good Will class of Trinity guests oi Mr.

anu Mrs. rtooert mont, Miss Anna Mae Koons of Much is said these days of a afternoon. Marie Gale received Toledo, Mr and Mrs. Wayne leave he will return to Langley Cleveland, Jr. and sons, Mr.

and Field. Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Downing and son. ing talk on traffic safety during the high honors at pincohle and Mrs.

"new philosophy of motivation" in business, and much of what is said Koons, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Downing of first part of his program and in th Mrs.

William leveianu, reggyi Mr anH Mrs Bahuhw RnMnMn wac a ITlnl.nM Al 1 I remaining time performed several VR1M.1.V V4 UUiflNM KursiS Tho mntivntinn nf hucL U. B. church meets at 8 p.m. at the workers' home. S.

W. class of Grace Lutheran church at 8 p.m. with Mrs. and Sharon, and Kayola Sellers, 'recently visited The Little White clous lunch appropriate to 1PaV1('la r. mm FEBRUARY 21 Mrs.

John Wott, 80 William G. Forgatseb Mrs. Wilbur Hurt son Mrs. Bert Gaepper Mrs. Cliff Bwederskjr Alfred (Fritz) Yarger Gerald Toeppe May Louise Cochran Doris Irene Batey Lela J.

Overmyer Norbert DaitOO Willard Rudes Noland Beck Mrs. Amanda Lenhart Mrs. Kenneth Brintlinger Mrs. Hulda Depner Herman Schlea, Gibuonburg, 72 John P. LeJeune Adam Gross, Gibsonburg Tom Li Hey Mabel Lewis Catharine Koush Haven Anstead Mary Ylngling Clifford Hall, Clyde Edward Tovatt, Toledo Thomas Sawyer Wallace Schiller Donald Jacobs Nancy Lou Arndt Jack Warner Alice Gross Henry Billow Floyd 1 ocoek Jimmy Lee Yoder, Kansas W.

W. Reeves Barbara L. Miller Ernest Miller a 1 inuikuuuu vi topic, "The Grace of Patient Forbearance." The concluding topic, "Christ, the Bond of Perfect Harmony" will be presented by Mrs. Julius Letterman on Friday. All members of the congrega- ounaay dinner guesis or Mr.

uay oi ivir. anu Biro, aruiur magic tricks in connection with vjieen flings, House at Warm SDrines. tine Dav was served bv the Goshen, Mrs. Harry Binkley, Mrs. Howard Yost and Mrs.

Hal-lie Grimes; ways and means, Mrs. Jerry Weller, Mrs. Russell Hull and Mrs, Harold Maurer; horticulture, Mrs. Robert Kerr and Mrs. W.

David Carr. Junior Garden club, Mrs. Ned Hanna, Mrs. Ira Uower and Mrs. Harold Althoff.

Mrs. John Myers is the Garden Club of Ohio and Garden Greetings representative and Mrs. Clayton Tooley and Mrs. Fred Lawrence have charge of the constitution. Mrs.

Fred Huffman and Mrs. Henry Groll are on the membership committee. Officers of the club include Mrs. Ellis, president; Mrs. Kroe-ger, vice-president; Mrs.

Dodway, recording secretary; Mrs. Sale, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Harold Maurer, treasurer. ness is profit; the alternative to profit is bankruptcy. Newspapers Afternoon callers were Mr.

where President Franklin D. hostess. and Mrs. John Koons was Mrs. Dowing and son.

Haze! Stevenson of Fremont, andl Friday dinner guests of Mrs. Walter Nickel, 1022 Rawson anri Mrs TTlHwin Plevpland and Rnnypvplt livprl nart timo anH Hnmn Pvtontinn lnwWi. ..,111 will know that better than anyone ntneo Mrs. Robert Van Atta Arthur Downing and son were (. Tilt UKr-t, Awlor.

uorn V. r. AinA i 1IME XT nnmnlntn 1 l-JL OMU You get iailiuvv, lui. aim iTiiis. niutii vitt- m.ic lie uicu in iju, i-suw a iu jaiujj Blldue euui ses Fremont Child Study club T'T 1 ttnnH thorn nnr nsw-tn vited to attend these services.

land, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cleve-; national shrine, The Little White Thursday, February 19, at the 'meets at the home of Mrs. John of Ada. Mrs.

Zeldon Benfer of Bellevue Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Schuster and Mrs.

Frank Ensign of Clyde, and Mr and Mrs. C. Zimmer-I Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. if the price of newsprint rises in 19M, as is now being threatened.

No matter how noble the ideals of business if he produces Mrs. Frank Hunts, Remington, former U. of M. classmate of the bride and Betty Morse, Medina, who attended high school with Miss Quinton. Robert Carveth, Toronto, brother of the prospective bridegroom, will be guest man and ushers will be Archibald Brown, Toronto, and Mr.

Hauser. A reception after the wedding will be held in the parish house. The bridegroom's parents will no hosts for a rehearsal dinner in Hotel Fremont the eve of the wedding. 481030-42 Monahan, 1115 Hayes avenue. land, Green Springs, Mr.

and House is kept just as he left Northern Ohio Breeders Associa- Mrc Tnpb- Antoan Mrc Ornhaiit anri i nriPTi tn thp niihllr. tho linn Tiffin "Mice TanA Anteau, Mr. and Mrs. Wade 'year around. is teaching the course for the" SmoS fish liohVn 1 'l'toIT tmiilv of Tif no Prf''s' ne must, once his credit Anthnrne nnri Mrs Rlanehe Mr anrl Mrs Pliff flurpavov Senpra muntv larlioc A laro uay UW-IIWUHI f.cuun uu.i nuuuy ui 111- man, tn rn i I 1 f-, I nrr tr at Tft Mlforo fin nnrl 1y nnrl Mro BaX 6" uui ui uuniutraa.

ae Apthorpe of Toledo. and sons recently visited with variety of paper and cloth shades XL Tidl the subject of traffic safety. He game some statistics on traffic accidents, injuries, and deaths in the state of Michigan and stated that very few people who had taken a driver training course had been involved in these mishaps. Sgt. Pike stressed the importance of good habits and a good attitude in order to be a safe driver.

He emphasized the fact that often reckless drivers don't injure themselves, but cause others to suffer. Sgt. Pike closed by urging everyone to remember the slogan, "Safe Driving," and to practice it. This program was The most wardrobe for the least mignr enjoy inggreaier wages a for I Mrs. Charles Hodgkinson is president of the society and Mrs.

W. J. Koenig, program chairman. Class Of 1933 Gathers For 20th Anniversary Twentieth anniversary of the graduation of the Class of 1933 of St. Joseph's high school was celebrated recently at the How Sweazey's brother at Ft.

are being made. Anyone wish-! A 7. i i Mr and Mrs Harold Cleve- Lauderdale, Fla. jing to make lamp shades in CSL, day Mr. ana mn.

naioiu cieve tTR hoSD tal as a surpica itatient. iMr. and Mrs I. I. Edwards werp sewing! Low-cut dress has your favorite four-gore skirt.

You'll love than the traffic will bear; he may boast to his wife and daughter that he has the best working conditions; he might thrill at underselling his Arthur Henrys Feted At Party Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henry, of the Four Mile House road, recently marked their golden wedding anniversary in a gathering at the the smooth-and-flared look of it. land entertained Saturday eve- aimaay anernoon ana supper Mams township pleaese notify, Harrv Onto mrl Mrs Pari Wennines nnd rinwh ning in their home in honor Of guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Gust Mrs. Perry Root or Mrs. Ward ittie Slavmnkpr of ter I lelen oTllZer skv I the Keep Ohio Beautiful is And that companion cardigan is the latest, fashion. Pop it on over Mrs. Cleveland's aunt and uncle's Hoke were Mr- an Mrs.

George Gooding so as to get the neces- competitors; he might establish a vue were Saturday evening! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drown u- ni iti i ,1 t- itt.i.. rt i i 1 1 rir i 11 nr tuinr rri ci i i i-. 4m wpcidinu anniversarv.

ine VA uuFu uic wwn- rt HOUSEWIVES WHO DREAM of a home with no dust-catching comers look with envy at a sturdy, found house on the campus of the University of Wyoming in Laramie. The curiosity is an old, circular water tank that was converted Into an attractive and livable house during the World War II housing shortage. It never has been without tenants, and the list of waiting, hopeful faculty members and families is long. honored couple was Mr. and Mrs.

IKuests were Mr and Mrs. John ship meeting. Tic the, Week.end Euests of M- and' week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. pension fund that makes every retired officer of his company a king but if he has no profits, he will other dresses too! Pattern 4810: Misses' sizes 12, 14.

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36. 38, 40. Jt Charles Welsh of Fremont. ana cnnuren. Acnievement my luncneon and Mr Wav wprp Mr Rnhrt Fhfrt My with sponsored by the Sandusky County 42, size 16 dress, 37g yards 35- William Boehm.

and Sunday dinner guests of Miss broke. home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Palmer, Oak Harbor road. They are parents of two children, Mrs.

Palmer, and Carlton Henry. They have seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. irom me aoove two ladies. rj iru-n ifii The motivating nnwer nf indns- large cake topped with a mina-i Mr- an Artnur Mccreary ture bride and groom was the and Miss Joan Rakocy of Lake-main feature of the turkey din-iside sPent Sunday with Mr. and Auto club.

Larry Eugene Bowersox, Clyde ard Zink club rooms. Round and square dancing was enjoyed with music furnished by Ray Hufford's orchestra. Refreshments were served later. Attending were the Messrs. and Mesdames William Kuntz, Eldon Hoffman, Alex Bergeman, aim vviiuuiii jurillll, i aiinii; unai tmu 1.11.-1.

inline r-T'-- I enJngM r- ana Mrs; of Detroit. Sundav callers were Hutchinson were Tom Stanlev! try and commerce can only be the 1 -W 1 wtiiuu. uui 11a ia tn weir iiuuuiiiauii iui Favorite ri Paul Myer of Clyde entertained u. A A i ver iit 1 1 1 1 i'n nrt-nrm, "1 1 ner. Those present for the din-iinrs- Jonn Mcureaciy.

proiit, ana me cpur to ineas is me -ikL-. 111 1 VVi A 1 1 Mi 1 1 1 'M 1 ivur. Crusaders Class Meets At Elstner Sprunk Home Mrs- Robert Bowe Hostess To Rollersville Club Mrs. Robert Bowe entertained return on their development and The couple received John Hensley Loretta May Fritz Richard Posey, Gibsonburg Micky Tilrico, Clyde Jon Franklin Ziebold Patti Ann Mullins, Gypsum ner were Mr. and Mrs.

T. A. JV11S- rt- vykiuii iur ine imumay ui narry iMeeiy, Woodvilu Mr piaude Rpas Fehruarv 14 seemed to he a Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas visited Mrs.

George Weltin, Fre-Clyde. Those present were Mr. I and tomilv 5 Bellevue bi dav to severaT DamJchrmler ri.u mnnt Sunrtav Othpr naiiprc urp anH Mrc woHoro Dnk anQ Iamuy 01 enevue ana Dig nay to several namsenroaer many Crusaders Sunday School class Recipe beautiful gifts inch; cardigan, two yards. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions.

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Harold Haggerty. families, Gathering at the Eugene rest Damschroder of Fremont members of the Rollersville Civic of Trinity Evangelical United At the party were Mr. and S3- theme this year for the club. Programs Outlined Next meeting of the club will be March 18 with the program to be Birds in Our Locality by Mrs. Frank Hutchinson.

On April 29 Guy Hummon, of the Wooster Experimental Station will speak at the Federation home. This will be a guest meeting for all garden clubs. The club will visit the Levis estate in Castalia and May 20 John Anderson, Winnes Point superintendent, will address the group in the Garden Club's Part in Conservation. Fun for all is the program for July 15; an informal work shop will be held at Birch-ard library August 19 and Mrs. Leslie Vesey will present the September IB program on Flowers and Herbs of the Bible.

ana Mrs. mwson mniine uy ''-J us lu. xt JiV Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koffer and Damschroder home on Saturday, and Mrs.

Wilson Damschro- club for their regular February Brethren church held its month- Robert Claar and family, Mr. and Hilarv rmrnw-ilri RirWn Mrs. Leo H.ilman ami familv Mr Tt Dumwald, KlChard Mrs. Leo Halman and family, Mr. Zh 7 pT anH Mrc II, mrnniniT tn MhMn Iknir A ir .1 01 nucyrus, uie nonorea guesis iiccijr anu im, an vi cbi(Jren ri iiiio, iitui iciia iiin un- ufi ill ijintititty, ivii.

aim ivna. meeting. Band letters were awarded to several students at the annual concert band assembly February 13. Anne Althoff, Carol Sampsel, Carolyn Stokes, Carolyn Schaff, Bette Brown, Jim Ripple, LaVerne Has-selbach, Jim Rauch, Richard Lense, and Odette Alford received letters. The senior majorette, Donna Wickert, and Judy Lanee, a junior, also received letters for their outstanding service with the band.

The Berea College concert band Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Snavely of and the host and hostess.

anu iiii. anu iviia. uci- nnln nf ClnnlnJ Qlr. t-i ti in nj.i ly social meeting Friday evening ar nn, 34 at the home of Mr. and M.Elst.

and Mr Richard Gerber and iT'JStf' J5? 4 v. iwuiaiu UCJ uci (IUU 1 I 1 Pnnnhlin nntprtainprl at Mlllor 1. ic cuu- Iliuniliun oi rieomom. Despite the fact that brownie recipes are as numerous as copper rtUll idll With illLNYVtM 11 IJV vt irlav nftnrririnn nallnrc! nf Mr nrlanH Uftfn lllliTO thn narnntc Mr nnmJn. Tl, flinnpr tl-inlr nhilrlrnr.

Mr Mr Mr T-Il, i 1.11 anu uun Kmimuiiuuci anu UUUII members and one visitor. Follow- ncr Sprunk, Birdseye boulevard, json, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Palmer Gorman Pp tier Mi Rita ripvutinns uwp hv tiio hnstonH iNorman seiner ana MISS Kita v.muiii. mi.

anu mi, anu una. uaim raiv.iwuj Un r-n-1J TMtt, A -j i. Election of officers for the pennies, each homemaker seems nun, liiiius Kjaiiaiiu. hiiuw mis. r.

waimnu. (ai.uw mis. ym "-Mrc navlnrn QnaDl ann amnH thnir ai.iswuuuci Ol UVUOll. ing me ousmess meeting Mrs. t-anni, nn.

aim mia, ljuwii Krofta year 1353 was the mam business 3 eYe1'nB dinner guests of Detroit, a son Mr. and Mn. Rev. and Mrs. George Reep ifi fi lBiTiaua rnniw in rw iinL' i i i i vr ow" favorite: Mrs'Trontous Amos had charge 0f and the business meeting was in frr Iran.

Place Your Order With HOME SAND COAL CO. oi tne uesK-ma-May tampure 7 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shaull, Thomas Damschroder also of arrived home from Summerville, charge of John Myers, president, ij, mi. cum ivirs.

Clarence ltfr M. simple i i 7kIo6 ETT uced uins meeting, uincers eiectear, "7 V. 'rZ 1 River Road, were Mr. and Mrs. 'Detroit, and unable to attend, Monday morning.

A discussion of a class project to promote an active organization of 44.4 4kH.iJl44 14 lUUIHJ), Ul TV CLjf lit, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and Mr. uauginci an ui Auuiit mi. ouu mis.

VVIIOUI ivieyer Rnvf1 Pansnniitrh anH Vlri! Mro hot alcn nplphratinrr a Hanirh. Mice Dhvlice P.ilKnrt nf were Janice Feindel, president, 44 4 aiiu iiii HCA IlCiH and Mrs. Ida Gressman. Port Clinton Newt MICSRKNnBR BTTTtBAO Harold Jensen of Cleveland spent the weekend here at the home of his father, James Jensen, south Monroe street. and Mrs.

Durnwald. who told of her experience as an Armv wife, including her trins andMro GJ' L. Arbogast Harold and uTr and her husband; r. and was a dinner guest at the George and Mrs. George Smith were don Meyer at Bellevue Sunday.

fu, c-m. intermediates in the church was will give a concert at Ross in an assembly March '4. They will be ii j. uuuiiluc, cum jiis. rvussci mis.

aiici i.ui.- wiiu aic in ivcru nuinc muuuav cvciiiiik. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Ward Gooding and nuu u'.

here en route to Archbold where Annual Banquet For Pnnnin nf r.r.utm.m oJ ft. o.r., rNliouc' mfisiiei. iui ma. wu.t-. gut-sis iui u.c, xvev.

anu mis. ivauiacy Ui near guests overseas to be with her husband and some of the people and cus-! A committee composed of the toms she found there. Robert Gneppers, Ward Slatters, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zink will present a program, Travel mi.

ici oucm ocnuiuav al lilt" LJMll r. 1 Tlfr Mro nUU I Members of the dance Mr. and Mrs. For-I local they will present an evening con anrl Mrc Pnnurl Cmltk Aw I W-I Ui 1UL' evening nuc mi. anu mio.

ivn-, un agr o. evening were Robert Owen and daughter, vv Trinity Choir Members TILL. i 1 I 1 Girl Scout News Lilly of the Valley Troop 2 of Lindsey held a meeting Wednes With Us at the October 7 meet Social hour was in charge ofiRobert Shales, Harold McGo. i- Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Selveyi Mr. and Mrs. Claire Meggitt Annual banquet for the choir lng at the Zink club rooms and Mrs. Clair Smith and contests leys and Rebecca Dilenschneiaer and children of Clyde were Sun-! spent Sunday in Cleveland with cerc. mr.

aww, mrw-w, wiu ueMls8 Marjorlef returned home here for several hours to help the afier hgvlng gpent the Ross High band with their concert I past weeks ln Arizona. mUSiC. Thfl trin unc mnrta hv antn. of Trinity Evangelical United were won by Mrs. Arthur Dennis day dinner guests of Mrs.

Fred Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Meggitt. Frosted Brownies 2 eggs 1 cup sugar Vi cup butter or substitute 2 squares or 2 oz. bitter chocolate melted 1 cup cake or pastry flour teaspoon salt teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon black walnut flavoring 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup nut meats Mix and pour on well-greased pan.

Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Ice with chocolate icing. Brethren church was held Thurs day. Members recited the laws and promise then finished presents for their mothers. They also Selvey day evening at the Federation Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Lee were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and mobile route. The senior dramatics class is in home. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley wrapped gift packages. The Rev. Lawrence G. Miller, Mrs.

Harry Wilder, Fremont. Charlotte 1 .11 1 I.Mrs. Paul Basehore Mrs. Karl Behlmer Earl Yeckley Mrs. Ida Klotz, Helena John Swartzman, HessvUle Mrs.

Margaret Engler Mrs. Chet Robinson Mrs. Lester Kerns Marguerite Allen Mrs. John Crossett Mrs. Emma Gregg, Genoa Thelma Plttenger George Daberlng Mrs.

George Ijiurer Betty Sage, Millbury Martha Snyder Beverly Ann Bingie Honoring their daughter, Beverly on her fourth birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schubach entertained at Sunday dinner. the process of choosing the senior pastor of Trinity Methodist Mrs. Clark Cleveland of Cleve class play which is to presented church, was in Willard the fore Boyer were hosts to choir members, Robert Gnepper, its director, the music committee of the congregation and Rev.

and Mrs. land spent the past week visit- I. was appointed to make arrangements for the March 20 meeting at which time the class will entertain special guests at a supper meeting. Games were enjoyed and later lunch was served by the host and hostess assisted by Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Fiebiger. Tanda Horizon Club Met and Mrs. Robert Brown. Hostesses, Mrs. Charles Foster, Mrs.

Donald Aldrich and Mrs. Bowe then served refreshments. Lincoln Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting Lincoln Rebekah lodge met In regular session Friday evening with Mrs. Joseph Gross presid and Mrs April 30 and May 1. Some of the plays being considered at the pres Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Rahla! ing her parents Mr Pontius. I Charles Sibbrel. Present were Judy Farling, Marianne Root, Barbara Linker, Mary Roush, Patty Overmyer, Linda Boyer, Joyce Schneider, Bettie Merle, Cheryl Root and the leader, Ann Root. Scribe, Cheryl Root R.

F. Haskins. ent time are Life with Father, A short program of musical Village Green, Mr. Barry's Etch Light members of the Maryi Homer Wadsworth is confined Circle met at the home of Mrs. to his home with a sprained part of the week attending a church conference.

Members of the Oliver H. Perry Lodge No. 341 of Masons will hold a Good Fellowship Dinner, in the Masonic Temple, Saturday evening, March 7. Don E. Sanders is chairman of the com- Mrs.

Donald Getts Feted At Pink And Blue Shower A pink and blue shower was given Thursday evening for Mrs. Donald Getts at the home of Mrs. Louis Brunner. Mrs. George Brauchla and Mrs.

Brunner were hostesses. Guest of honor was presented a corsage of daffodils clustering about a light blue rose. Contests were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Charles Tilbrook, Mrs. Arthur Senior and Mrs.

Lois Thornbrew. Mrs. Getts received many lovely gifts which had been numbers, both vocal and instru ings, and Good-bye, My Fancy. Today's Horoscope Today gives a nature apparently placid and calm, but it may have an undercurrent of feeling and passion tending to the sensuous. If nothing occurs to arouse the feelings you are liable to drift along in life; but adversity or a little opposition may awaken a desire that overcomes obstacles.

FEBRUARY 23 John Reynold, Kansas Neal Woodrick George Mead Chancy Gilbert Mrs. Raymond Dickey Mrs. Battle Sinclair Mrs. Carl Toeppe Mrs. Anna Mulholland G.

W. Ernst Mrs. Bernard Miller Charles Frymire Mrs. Mike Matusak Mrs. Dick Godfrey 31 rs.

Rose Williams Jacquelene K. Teifke Pauline Carper Norman Vogt Chester Trapp Ken Zlenta Janet Elaine Johnson Mrs. Charles Berger, Bellevue Robert Delp Art Krlenke L. G. Nleset, Gibsonburg Marion Stull Mrs.

Charles Riehl Mrs. Clemens Wldman, Helena Martha Mae Edwards Mrs. James Chudzinski Janice Sehlegel George Craun, Helena Dale Madson Lloyd E. Schiller Betty Snyder George Wanstall Kicnard Kuthertord on Wednes- ankle i. 1 JOLLY 7 CLUB MEETING The Jolly 7 club met at the mental, was presented and this day evening, February 11.

Plans Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carro- was followed by a social hour. A were discussed for a bazaar thers and family spent Sundav The French club has decided to attend the opera, Carmen, which home of Mrs. Ernest Overmyer for its February meeting with John Brockschmidt, Gibsonburg which the group is going to spon ing.

The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Lucy Croft in in LaRue visiting at the LaW' Tanda Horizon club met Friday at the home of Raymona Cooper. Business meeting was opened will be given in Cleveland April Mrs. A. A.

Herbert mitt.ee and a special program is jail members and a guest, Miss sor. The rest of the meeting was regular business with refresh SINGER SEWING MACHINES 171 Washington Row, Sandusky. Call Sandusky 4929 or your Fremont Representative. Harvey Grubb, Pine 1823 for sewing machine sales-service. 15.

Tentative plans for the trip were made this week and the stu oeing arranged. William Lohlser and son Ho Joan Wolf, present. Lunch was a very impressive ceremony, served at noon and the afternoon Routine business was conduct- by Jo Del Both and Carol Peters read the treasurer's report. Plans short rehearsal was also held. WOLF CREEK CLUB TO MEET Wolf Creek Farm Women's club will meet Thursday in the home economics rpom at Jackson school at 10 a.

m. A potluck dinnor will be served at. noon. iw ments being served by the host-! arr ess. The next meeting will be YOUR UWN Llht dents have discussed several ways ward ol Cleveland, were Portias spent socially with Mrs.

led and later the meeting adjourn- were made for a bake sale After Clinton visitors Sunday, at thejGerald LeJeune winning the doorled for a social hour. Mrs. How-ltho mPPtinff im inf.h in which to increase the amount in their treasury. home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Den prize. New names for secret palsard Overmyer and Mrs. Ivan'was served tn Rptsv Schwarr? a mmr umct Th i civ-oat Classified Ads Get Quick Results! placed on a yellow bathinette. Refreshments were served later. Attending were the Mesdames AT SIXTY -IF YOU PROVIDE Donna Walters, Suzie Curtin were drawn.

Next meeting will bo March 4 with Mrs. LeJeune. Annual inspection of the Lake Mooney were in charge of entertainment. Prizes were won by Mrs. George Zimmerman and The Spanish club held its annual banquet Monday.

Members were served Mexican food. Larry Erie Chapter of Masons will be Lois Thornblew, Arthur Senior, held Wednesday evening, Feb Fred Jacobson. Fred Langley, FOR IT of the Standard Products Com- Mrs- Ray Hufford. Y-. 1 I Kaye McMillan, JoDel Both, Carol Peters, Kay Michles, Janet Kiser and the hostess.

Next meeting will be March 6 after school at Kay Michaels' Mrs. Lillian Kirby, Clyde Charles Ripple Walter Leggett, Sr. Mary Gaziey Donna Cook Thomas Lee Ziebold Martha Mae Booze Jay Kindred Sunday's Horoscope Today gives good ability, with intuition, but with a taste for high living and the luxuries of life. There is a tendency to petulance, with some disposition to be headstrong and you are apt to be misjudged, which will be a mistake for your instincts are good at ruary 25, when Clifford L. Berg Pete and Amy Harris did a Mexi pany was Inducted as a new cei- Jessamen is cnair- can hat dance and members sang mann, of Toledo, will be inspect- with past president man ot the social hour after the Charles Tilbrook, William Heim-ert, Harry Grabenstetter, Carl Kahl, and Ray Brody, the Misses Margaret Baker and Janet Kahl held at the home of Mrs.

Richard Vesey. Members of the Good Tyme Card club met at the home of Mrs. Betty Strausbaugh Wednesday evening February 11, with Mrs. Ethel Dudrow as hostess. Mrs.

Marietta Sours won first prize, Vonda Bennehoff second, and Alice Rigby low. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bert Perin. O. S.

P. A. Auxilary members held their regular meeting Thursday evening, February 12, in the Lions Club Room The children. ing officer. The Mark Master r.enr Xcharfe rinino- the hnnr next meeting.

home. several Spanish songs. The toast master was Earl Asperger, presi "I Forgot But it didn't make any difference" degree will be Clarence Muggy presented a will be served in the club rooms, trflnSf.ri.H mP0O mvArincr the COLNTYVVIDE GARDEN CLUB dent of the senior club. Janet Dick, and the guest of honor. Mrs Clifford Ferguson sent a gift president of the junior club, was at o.ju p.m.

prior to tne rocige history of the founding of the! Countywuie Garden club will xW-AN-KA HORIZON CLUB toastmistress. Larry fete anaiuu. Internat onal Kiwanis orcaniza- noiu its montniy meeting Wed- The Tw-an-ka Horizon Huh met Bette Brown played a piano duet nuuy opiei oi loieuo was me tioni dating back tf) 1915 Follow. nesday at 2 p. m.

at Birchard li- at the home of Mrs. F. A. Vis All Transfer Designs In Three Colors conti Thursday night. Members gut-M oi uiern auier, oecyg the regular program round- brary.

The club will be host to ond street, Sunday. liable discussions were held by members of the Sandusky Coun- and a movie was also shown. This year is the 25th anniversary Memoers oi tne Kiwanis ciuo a number 0f tne members. Adair (y Ohio Associatian of Garden knitted and decided to start their meetings an hour earlier. Future plans were also discussed.

were emeriainea at ned at their Wed-Wilber was ln charge of the pro clubs. Highlight of the program meeting in Werner jeSchke, chairman wi11 be a topic on European Gar of the Future Farmers of America. The Ross chapter, in co-operation nesday noon TT-it-j i wwm aiHh nthnr rnnntv rhanters Kcul1" ulml" tu TTarmprc' Nioh r-nm dens by Mrs. B. W.

Reading. Kir f. nl.nnirln ktnU build a booth illustrating activities Ia" XJ.ont a 1 "imittee reported plans being com- of the FFA in the county. The Dis- a. tr' from Lakeside high pleted for the annua, event to PYTHIAN SISTERS TO MEET "For two or three days I'd intended to call Cox and Son to pick up cleaning finally bered on Sunday but I called anyway and gave my call to the Automatic Call Taker and their truck was here Monday morning." you can take Indoor pictures in full trict Parliamentary Vocal were be held Thursday evening, March I Regular meeting of the Pythian 12 in the church hall, with win be neia luesday at contest will be held March 3.

The 7:30 p. m. in the K. of P. hall.

Ross chapter will participate. special program for the enter tainmcnt of the guests. Misses Donna Hollinger and Paula Griesser, accompanied by Miss Nalia Stevens at piano. The enterainers were introduced by Billie Miller. John Sunderland SOROPTIMIST CLUB Yes, you may call us Day or Night Sundays or Holidays.

Your call will receive prompt attention. Bettsville News Bv MRS JARA BER1.RK AMP jsoroptimist ciud win hold a business meeting Tuesday at 6:30 JOINS IN MISSION PORT CLINTON, Rev. J. True Yocum, of The P- m. at High Manor Mrs.

Frank Gam opened her elevated to a new plane, with assertions supporting the state the home Friday night for the Betts MAIN 1906 District, will assist the ment. Sixteen sick calls, 24 cards Lima oil popular sizes here MOST FOR MY MONEY? A Conventional Home Because Better Construction Less Upkeep Lifetime Equity ville WCTU. Hazel Kruegcr led the worship on the theme, "I Believe In My Father's Roll call response Vas a Bible verse beginning with the and one potted plant were reported. The next meeting is to be Monday evening, March 16 with Mrs. Berlekamp and Mrs.

CECO CLEANERS Camp Fire News The "Wa-lu-ka" Group invited the the "Akanahpe" and "Okihi" Groups for a conservation meeting about our birthday honors. Mrs. A. V. Baumann was our guest speaker.

Rev. W. F. Martin, pastor of the Methodist Church at Lacarne, during the coming week when a series of Evangelistic Missions will be held, each evening. A special feature for Thursday evening will be the showing of letter and also a favorite Charles E.

Andrews in charge scripture verse of Frances the program. Mrs. Garn ser- Diana Voss had charged of the film, "Mr. Texas," made at the Will Rogers Coliseum, FortiBames- Virginia Neason and Judy Enders in charge of refreshments. Worth, Texas, 218 Justice St.

Willard, who died February 17, ved a valentine lunch following 1898, called her Heavenly birth-ja valentine contest won by Mrs. day and in whose honor the pro-'Dam on, who also presented gram was built. Mrs. Esther money for the fruit juice fund. Damon, the program Mrs.

Florence Newkirk was gave an interesting talk on hostess on Thursday evening to "Fingers vs from an article he WSCS of the Methodist written by Miss Willard, and she church, Mrs Charles E. Andrews Miss Jane Shilling, scribe Creamed potatoes are convenient to serve when company's coming because they can be prepared a- also spoke on the adventures of led the devotional service and visual education. Mrs. Andrews IMrs. Alice Enfield the program.

read a poem, "Where There's Mrs. Robert Littler presided. 12 head of time and re-heated. Add a little finely diced pimiento and green pepper to the potatoes to make them festive. Drink There's Mrs members and 3 guests, Mrs.

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Damon gave a short digest of the Union Signal. Mrs Sara M. Berlekamp led the study book, "Then HILT (JWlhCUKJL turned Thursday trom a six weeks tour through Texas, Okla homa, Illinois, Kansas and other SANDUSKY COUNTY BETTER HOUSING BUREAU and discussion and quiz southern states, visiting Mr. and which gave fact concerning thejMrs. Ralph Littler in St.

Peters Needlecraft P.O. Box 161, Koaring Twenties" of the decade I burg, Florida, having traveled Main 1944 5000 miles. They also visited Mrs Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, of 1920-1930 of roaring prosperity N.Y. Print plainly pattern number, when the entire standard of liv-yofir name, address and zone, ling of the American people was Hull's granddaughter and unvle in San Afttonia, Texas. FREMONT, OHIO i i im..