Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, July 06, 1956, Image 12

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Ottawa County news., July 06, 1956, Image 12
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Davit! West of Falls Church, Virginia joined his family
fcere Saturday and Sunday for the Owen family reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Owen of Huron, Ohio were also present.
Hi is family gathering brought together the first time in
several years, all the children of Mrs. Laura Owens, Mrs.
Mrs. Edith Banks and Mrs. Florence Hooper of California
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reunion was held,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoehendon
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Robert Smith of Detroit left early
Saturday on a three weeks Western
motor trip, after spending the
night with Mrs. M. Smith. Tommy
*111 spend this tveek with his
grand mother arid then return to
Detroit to attend a church camp.
Linda and Cynthia will remain
here during their parents' vacation.
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and Mrs. Otto Janz of To
ledo Were Sunday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Shores.
Mrs. David West and two sons,
who came last week remained for
a longer stay.
Cyrus Wood son of Dr. and Mrs.
P. R. Wood is spending the week
In Chicago in company with Mr.
and Mrs. David Wood who are
visiting her relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hecs join
CtJ a party of friends in.attending
the ball game in Cleveland Friday
night. Sunday the Hees' entertain
ed relatives from New York.
]Mr§» John Hyde of Masillon
spirit last Wednesday here. Ira
Sexton, who has been hospitalized
is now in the home of his daugh
ter with Mrs. Sexton, but suffering
with an attack of Shingles.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rofkar of
Toledo called on relatives Saturday.
Mothers Club will meet Tuesday
evening, July 10 with Mrs. Kenneth
Owens.
The first of a series of chicken
suppers sponsored by the Dorcas
Society will be Thursday, July 12
at the Chapel and Jii Chapel. Mrs.
E. F. Later and Mrs. W. B. Grover
have charge of arrangements and
Mrs. J. C. West the dining room.
Mrs. Bertha Lambert spent the
past week in Canton with relatives
and friends.
An auto collision Involving two
cars took place Saturday noon in
front of the George Schafer home.
Both were badly damaged.
Miss Marion Kirk of Athens is
convalescing in the home o fher
sister Mrs. Robert Sharp after a
mild case of pneumonia, during
which she was hospitalized.
The regular monthly pot-luck
supper meeting of the Executive
committee of the Ottawa Co Fruit
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Double Wedding
1st Nuptials In
Redecorated Church
Immaculate Conception Catholic
church, beautifully redecorated,
was the setting Saturday morning
for a double wedding ceremony.
It was the first nuptials
in
newly decorated church.
One bridal couple was Barbara
Jean Gonya and Gary Renwand.
The other was Clayton Gonya Jr.
and Virginia Cutcher, who were
married a year ago in a civil cere
mony, and remarried at Saturday's
church nuptials.
The Rev. Fr. Earl Schmit offi
ciated at the double ceremony at
10:30 o'clock. Parents of Barbara
and Clayton are Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Gonya of Route 3. Gary is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ren
wand of Elmore. The two couples
acted as attendants for one an
other.
The two brides wore powder
bluo, ballerina length, with har
monizing accessories and corsages
of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Clayton
Gonya Sr. wore a blue sheath frock
of corded material, with red rose
corsage. Mrs. John Renwand, who
is a surgical patient at Toledo hos
pital, was unable to attend her
son's Wedding.
A buffet dinner at tlis Gonya
home followed the nuptials. The
new Mr. and Mrs. Renwand are
deferring their wedding trip till
later and will live at Bellevue
where the groom, who attended
Klmore hiph school, is associated
with the National Plastics Co. His
bride attended PCHS. Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Gonya Jr. live at 210
IS. Second-st.
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Henry Cowgill was hostess
to her bridge club Tuesday after
noon. A delicious dessert was serv
ed prior to the games of cards.
High scores were held by Mrs.
Rdna Christiansen and Mrs. Joe
livers.
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GOLFERETTES
The majority of the Golferettcs
journeyed to Sandusky Thursday
where they were guests at the
Plumbrook Country Club. The rest
of the ladies played nine holes ol
golf at the Catawba golf course.
First low net was held by^Judy
Schiller, second low net by Caro
line Hablitzel and low puts by
Agnes Brindley.
urday eve in the Danbury home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lud Wahlers. Follow
ing supper the guests were taken
on a tour of the Wahlers' orchards.
The lovely West Shore home of
Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Wood brought
together over one hundred and
fifty friends and relatives who
came to offer congratulations on
their 25th wedding anniversary
Sunday afternoon and evening
when open house was held.
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JANE MINOFF
Miss Jane Minoff was the guest
of honor at a lovely miscellaneous
bridal shower Thursday evening.
Co-hostesses for the shower were
Miss Jane Reynolds and Mis Fran
ces Roose, friends of the bride-to
be. It was held at the Reynolds
home on Elm street.
Games of card Biifl?o and draw
the groom were enjoyed by the
guests with prizes going to Mrs.
Leslie Branum, Mrs Roy Drick
hamer and Mrs. Steve Kosztyo.
A delicious buffet lunch was
served from a table beautifully
decorated with a pink and white
umbrella center piece, flanked by
lighted white tapers. The ladies
ate their lunch in the soft glow
of candle light.
Guests at the shower were: Mrs.
Joe Busby, Mrs. Steve Kosztyo,
Mrs. Harvey Clemons, Mrs. Joseph
Minoff, Mrs. Leslie Branum, Mrs.
John Loehden, Mrs. Leland Bell,
Mrs. Walter Branum, Mrs. Roy
Drickhamer, Mrs. Tom Brown, Mrs.
R. E. Reynolds, Miss Patty Eure
nius, Miss Faythe Duffy, Miss Carol
Branum, Miss Linda Bergman, Miss
Minoff, Miss Roose and Mis Rey
nolds.
Invited but unable to attend were
Mrs. Carl Branum, Mrs. Robert
Winke, LeVerne Wlnke and Jackie
Swingle.
The guest of honor received
many lovely gifts.
COUPLE CLUB
A couples card club met June
23 and instead of playing cards
they went to Toledo for an outing.
Dinner was first enjoyed at the
Sherbrook Restaurant, then the
club members went to Centenniel
Terrace for an evening of dancing.
Attending the party were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Tewers, Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Weit and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ray
mond. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grov
er were unable to attend.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Sheila Ann McCalment celebrat
ed her fourth birthday with a
party at Lake View Park last Wed
nesday afternoon. Refreshments
were served, games were played
and prizes awarded. Sheila receiv
ed many nice gifts. Sheila's guests
included: Betty Jane May, Phyllis
Vogler, Jerry Myers, Deborah Neff,
Mary Ann and Johnny Schiewe,
Billy Cooley and Linda Young.
Sending a gift, but enable to at
Itcnd the party was Dale Scheme
naucr from,, Sandusky.
SEWING CLUEt'V
Mrs. Richard Jessen was hostess
-to her sewing club Thursday even
ing. Delicious refreshments were
served following an evening of
social diversions.
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THE LITTLE WOMAN is created by
Don Tobln,
COTERIE PARTY
Members of Coterie Club held
their annual spring party at the
Lake Hotel Friday evening, June
22. Cards were the diversion of
the evening following a delicious
dinner. Prizes at pinochle went to
Mrs. Russell Carnes and Mrs. Fred
Brindley at hearts to Mrs. G. P.
Savoy and Miss Stella Orth.
Mrs. George Paul Savoy of St.
Petersburg, Florida, daughter of
Mrs. Robert A. Gill was a guest
at the party. This was the final
meeting of Coterie until Septem
ber.
GILL FAMILY
The Gill family picnic, which
was scheduled to be held at the
East Harbor State Park June 23
was held at the Robert A. Gill
home due to rainy weather. A de
licious picnic meal was served at
six o'clock and social diversions
were enjoyed by the family.
Attending were Mrs. George
Paul Savoy and son, Billy, of St.
Petersburg, Florida: Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
W. Gill and daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth Thompson and three sons,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gill and
Rickey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and William and Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Gill all of Port Clinton.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Clarence Gonya and Mrs.
Clayton Gonya were co-hostesses
at a lovely miscellaneous bridal
shower in the Clarence Gonya home
on Harrison street June 27, honor
ing Miss Barbara Jean Gonya, bride
of Saturday. Games were enjoyed
and delicious refreshments were
served. The cake was beautifully
decorated and the guest of honor
received a pretty floral corsage
and many nice gifts.
Attending the party were Mrs.
Lawrence Gonya and June Ann of
Lima Mrs. Jensen of Mansfield
Mrs. William Ahrens, Mrs. Ernest
Ganther, Mrs. Robert Kennelly,
Mrs. Mabel Eaton and Mary Ellen,
Mrs. Lynn Suhrbier, Bernda and
Fay Ahrens, Rita Ann Gonya, Mrs.
Rose Neff, Mrs. Russell Gonya, Sue
Griff en, Rose Marie Kinney, the
guest of honor and the hostesses.
Sending gifts, but unable to at
tend were Mrs. Pauline Clymer of
Columbus Grove Mrs. Gladys
Schramm, Mrs. Christine Schafer,
Mrs. Leahbelle Adams and Mrs.
John Gonya.
IS HOSTESS
Mrs. Francis Mekus entertained
her duplicate bridge club June 26
afternoon in her Fremont home.
Prior to the games of bridge the
ladies enjoyed lunch at the Fre
mont Hotel.
High north-south scores were
held by Mrs. R. R. Roose and Mrs.
T. P. Finefrock. High east-west
scores were held by Mrs. Mekus
and Mrs. Clarence Streeter. Sub-
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Bowling Green State University
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