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THE SANDUSKY Oci. 28. 1944 Club Activities Society Events of City and Vicinity Personal Mention Air Of General Spookiness At Harlequin Studio For Annual Halloween Party Fortune-telling, apple eating, charades and a general spookiness pervaded the Harlequins studio during the masquerade party held by that dramatic organization last evening. Miss Mary Louise Thierry was the gazer into the future, Dr. L.

F. Meyer won the apple-eating while Mrs. Curl Miller and Dr. Walter Panning proved their accuracy at spelling games. Those noted for their acting ability during charades were Dr.

Walter Panning, Jack Mayer, Dr. L. F. Meyer, Mrs. Walter Panning, Mrs.

J. L. Sampson, Miss Virginia Smith and Mrs. Carl Miller. Members most originally costumed included Miss Lillian Ziegfield, Jack Mayer and Al Townsend.

General chairman for the activities of the evening was Miss Dorothy LaLond. She was assisted by the Misses Marilyn Palmer, Mary Ackerman, Pat Reck inger, Margaret Geigel and Jean Duignan. Mrs. Jack Mayer had charge of the program. Goblin Glamor Guests Come For Golden Wedding When Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Gregersen, 116 Hancock-st, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Sunday, out-of-town guests included Mrs. Matt Holm, South Bend, Mrs. C.

H. Uauenstein. Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. John Clausen, Fort Wayne, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gratop, South Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schutt, Kalamazoo, Mr.

and Mrs. D. P. Gregersen, Christian Gregersen, Paul Gregersen. Mrs Pearl Kinderman, and Miss Carol Kinderman, Plainwell, Nick Gregersen, Wellington, Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Torendo and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tank, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Miller and family, Elmore. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tank and family. Martin, Mrs.

Kenneth Tank. Bono, Mr. and Mrs. Guss Vogtsberger, Curtice, Mr. and Mrs.

Niss Guldenzoph, Williston. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bryant. Chicago.

111., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahr. Fremont, Mr. and Mrs.

Thurlow Heeter, and Miss Delores Heeter, Bellevue, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sandow, Norwalk. Mrs. J.

J. Jenkins. Ravenna, and Mrs. Howard Reese, Lodi, O. Special Services Planned By Auxiliary Appropriate services in honor of Navy Day and the birthday of (he late president, Theodore Roosevelt will be held when the Santa Clara Auxiliary No.

9, United Spanish War Veterans, meets Friday, for their regular monthly session. A social hour will follow the meeting. The presence of all members is requested. Double Celebration Held at Rural Home Mrs. Paul Leber, Recent Bride, Given Post-Nuptial Shower Bluejackets Wives Name Delegates Mrs.

Ervin Hartenfeld and Mrs. Edmund Klepper were appointed delegates to the National Convention of Navy Wives Clubs of America, to be held at the Secor Hotel in Toledo, Nov. 14, 15, and 16, when the Bluejackets Wives, Chapter 69 met Tuesday evening. After the business meeting, the members made scrapbooks for the naval hospitals after which they enjoyed a party. Tall candles stood on either side of the centerpiece, a decorated cake.

At the next meeting, Nov. 14, installation of officers will take place. A double celebration honoring the homecoming of Pvt. Franklin Hopton, a former Sandusky resident, now of Euclid, and the birthday anniversary of his aunt. Mrs.

James Hornbeck of Sandusky, was held Sunday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. William Delius, Milan-rd. Pvt. Hopton is stationed at Los Angeles, where he is attending Military Intelligence School.

He is home on a 21-day furlough. A dinner was served at 2 JUD, on tables decorated with fall flowers. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Cogbill, Mrs.

Robert Hilliard, Miss Helen Campbell, Euclid, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delius and sons Junior and Bobby James Hornbeck and daughter Marilyn, August Delius," Sandusky, the honored guests and the host and hostess. A post nuptial shower honoring! a recent bride, Mrs. Paul Leber, the former Marjorie Klepper, was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.

E. J. Leber of Prouts. Hostesses were sisters-in-law of the bride, Mrs. Harry Boos, Mrs.

Wayne Jewell, Mrs. Darwin Andrews and Mrs. Marshall, Camp The house was decorated with col orful fall flowers. Games of cootie were played during the afternoon. Tho.se for tunate were Mrs.

Anna Slarks and Mrs. Lena Feiden. Mrs. Robert Stewart was consoled. A lunch was served in the late afternoon.

At this time Mrs. Leber was the recipient of many gifts. Those present were Mrs. Al Klepper, Co-operative Group Giving Party AP Newsfeatures HALLOWE'EN COLOR SCHEME The party girl above is dressed to match the season in a yellow and black checked starspun gingham frock, equally suitable for school or party wear. Added notes are a crisp white pique collar and embroidered buttons that can't pull off in the wash.

The fabric is pre-shrunk and color-fast. Hip-Snugger Auxiliary Of Letter Carriers Meets The Ladies' auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers met in regular session Wednesday night at the home of the president, Mrs. John Daniels, Sandusky-st. A session of games and contests followed the business meeting and Halloween decorations were carried out for the refreshment service. The next meeting, Wednesday.

Nov. 29 will be at the home of Mrs, Fred Gassan, Osborne-st. Lodge To Hold Inspection Here Miss Charlotte Scott, president of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly, will be the inspection officer when Sandusky Bay Rebekah Lodge No. 179, holds a special meeting Friday at 7:30 p. m.

at I. O. F. hall. Both an inspection and initiation will take place at this time.

Dinner will be served at Martin's restaurant at 5:30 p. m. All those members who wish to attend should make reservations no later than this evening by calling either Mrs. John Heinsen, Mrs. Olen Swartzmiller or Mrs.

Otto Kehnert. PERSONALS Mrs. Carrie K. Boehm and Mrs. Bernard F.

Kean were in Toledo Monday and Tuesday attending the National Council of Catholic Women's National Convention at the Commodore Perry Hotel. 1 26 Darlene Joanne Reedy, one Patricia Carol Reedy, four 27 Tommy Goodsite, 13 Rollin LaMar DeYo, six Robert Dale Sprankel, five, Huron Pvt. Leonard W. Bickley, Alaska (From Saks Fifth N. Reminiscent of a British soldier's battle jacket is this hip- hugging nutria lumberjack, featuring unusual sleeve treatment.

Teamed with it are a matching hat and bag. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs. James McMahon is chairman for the benefit party which will be given Halloween night, Oct. 31 at Holy Angels' Hall. The party is for the benefit of the Mothers Co-operative Kindergarten group and proceeds will be used to pur chase equipment for the kinder garten.

The kindergarten is maintained each year by the mothers having children who attend. Mrs. Sheldon Rowland is president of the group this year. A room at Os borne school is provided for this purpose and the teachers maintained by the group arc Mrs. W.

A. Wallace and Mrs. George Van Zandt. At present 62 pupils are enrolled and divided between morning and afternoon sessions. Assisting Mrs.

McMahon in making the party arrangements are Mrs. William Zoellner, Mrs. Donovan Lee, Mrs. Gene DaGiau, Mrs. William Dowler and Mrs.

Norman Wahl. Mrs. Dorothy Reis, Mrs. Erdman. Mrs.

Lloyd Deitz, Miss Eileen Erdman, Mrs. William Leber, Mrs. Jacob Leber, Mrs. Hiram Stewart, Mrs. Louisa Schnell, Mrs.

Walter Spencer, Mrs. Ray Marshall, Mrs. Rolland Hoffman, Mrs. L. J.

Stautzenbcrger. Mrs. Ed Boos. Mrs. Paul Crecelius, Mrs.

C. C. Stanley, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Miss Sarah Chamberlain Miss Elizabeth 'Chamberlain, Mrs. Frank Loos, Mrs.

Earl Beatty. Mrs, Theresa Banghman. Mrs. A. A Bristol, Mrs.

Pearl Fisher, Mrs Herbert Kaiser, Mrs. Alvin Justi Mrs. John Seelinger, Mrs. Walter Justi. Mrs.

Helen Cook, Mrs. Carl Weilnau, Mrs. Millard i-tidenour. Mrs. Walter Hermes, Mrs.

Joe Bagley, Mrs. Gordon Moyer, Mrs, Clarence Poths, Mrs. Charlotte Leber, Mrs. Peter Samko, Mrs. William Deitz, Mrs.

Irvin Schnell Mrs. Philip Schaefer, Mrs Clinton Downing, Miss Luetta Andrews, Miss Anna Marie Andrews, the honored guest and hostesses. Halloween Pariy To Follow Meeting Friday The annual Halloween party will follow the regular meeting of Reeves Review, Wo. 9, Women's Benefit association, Friday in the Knights of St. John's club rooms.

A potluck supper is planned for 6 o'clock which will be in charge of the October, supper committee. At 7:45 the regular business meeting will be held. Halloween games and contests are being arranged for the eve ning hours. Salt is used in the treatment of steel to produce a hard surface. TK.C.Club Sends Gifts To Soldiers Gifts have been sent to boys in service, both in the United States and overseas, it was announced at the meeting of the T.K.C.

club held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Emily Heinzer, 803 W. Jef- ferson-st. The meeting opened with a one o'clock luncheon. Plans were discussed for the annual Thanksgiving day dinner.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry Storrs, Berlin Heights-rd, Huron, Nov. 29. 90th Birthday To Be Celebrated Isaac A. Hoyt of Castalia, will celebrate his 90th birthday anniversary, Sunday, Oct.

29, and in honor of the occasion open house for relatives and friends will be held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jerome Norton, S. Columbus- av from 2 to 5 in the afternoon. A son Hartwell Hoyt resides at Castalia and a granddaughter. Mrs.

Warren Jensen resides at Brawley, Cal. Mr. Hoyt was born and raised in the T.N.T. area where he spent most of his life. He was one of the first residents to evacuate his home under government order so that the ammunition plant could 'be built.

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Select yours now! UNTRIMMED COATS Every popular model In semi-fitted or boxy Chesterfields. New high colors or tweeds. For long wear and service. $35.00 to $110.00 Garden Club To Hear Speaker Miss Isabel Barry will be the guest speaker when the Sandusky Garden club meets Friday at Junior High school. Miss Barry, well known throughout Ohio is an authority on home decoration and lighting.

She is employed by the Ohio Public Service company and frequently speaks before civic groups. Her topic Friday will be "Your Home of Tomorrow." She will discuss new furnishings for the home of tomorrow as well as the new lighting developments for kitchen, laundry, etc. She will also show how older homes can be modernized to meet the new standards. Her talk will be illustrated with colored slides. Refreshments will be served at the close of the lecture.

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Reeves Review, W.B.A., Knights of St. John club rooms, potluck supper, 6 p. business meeting, 45 p. m. Santa Clara Auxiliary No.

9, U.S.W.V., monthly meeting. Women's Relief Corps members to attend 52nd annual condition of 7th district at Wood- ille, 7:30 a. m. bus. Program Complete For Banquet A Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held at Calvary Baptist Tabernacle, Columbus-av, this evening at 6 p.

m. The program following the banquet will include invocation. Mrs. Fred Bloker; accordion solo, Miss Eva Mae Johnson; solo, "Mother's Miss Elizabeth Ann Brown; "A Toast To Mothers," ley; "Response," Mrs. Harry Eckler; "God Bless Your Mother," Miss Mary Alice Johnson; vocal selection, "Songs My Mother Sang," Barbara Bohley; violin solo, Miss Nancy Hill, closing song.

"Praise God." At 7:30 p. m. the guest speaker will be Mrs. Arthur Juenette, Afrl can missionary. The public is in vited to attend.

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