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mms $1.98 ivmrrii'jivrri7 It $1.98 Two-Way (iIRDL.ES ROY C. FORSMAN Mi ll's $3.98 Part Wool PULLOVER SWEATERS. 69c 467 W. Statr Main S150 Fremont THE FREMONT NEWS-MESSENGER, FREMONT, OHIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1948 PAGE SEX FREMONT SOCIETY EVENTS CLUB NOTES FADS AND FASHIONS TOLECfO DIOCESAN COUNCIL HAS BOARD SESSION WEDNESDAY IN FREMONT: 100 WOMEN ATTEND H-Z Office Workers Fete Mrs. Herhert Karhler At Dinner Office girls of the Howard Zink An nounceinent Made Of Ami rry M.

Beck. P. E. Loerttclier Vows A winter season wedding took place at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, Oak Harbor, January 21, at 7:30 p.

when meeting was opened with prayer bv the Rt. Rev. M-ser. James S. Ar corporation gathered Wednesday evening for a dinner at 6:30 nold! after which Mrs.

Buchman o'clock in the clubrooms, the af 91 -Year-Old Mrs. Mary Paul Is Given Dinner Mr. and Mrs Clarence Schwnrtz-lander, rural ilbsonhurg, complimented Mrs. Mary Paul, 91, at a recent birthday anniversary dinner. The chicken menu was served In he Schwartzlander home with invited relatives present.

Mrs. Paul's birthday is January 23. Mrs. Paul enjoyed the day very much despite her age and received many cards, gifts and flowers from relatives and friends. Guests were Mrs.

Dora Sevitts, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartzland-er, David and Janet, of Fremont; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swartz- 75 Women Present For Miss Theresa H.

Kotch's Shower I uesr lay Night About 75 women were present for a one-gift shower honoring Miss Theresa Helen Koteh Tuesday evening in St. Casimlr's hall. Miss Koteh and Joseph R. Kuzma will be married February 7 in St. Casi-mir's church.

Hostesses for the evening were Miss Catherine Gegorski, Miss Teresa Bloom. Miss Mary Kuzma ana Mrs. Anthony Szymanovvski, Jr. Red and white carnations made up the corsage presented to Miss Koteh at the beginning of the evening. Pinochle and cootie were di fair being in the nature of acour-tesy to the former Mrs.

Lucille Voorhies, whose marriage to Her Two Parties Planned By VFW Organizations A get together party and public card parly were planned at the VFW auxiliary meeting Wednesday night in Post hall with Mrs. Theodore Held, president, presiding. The get together party is for the post and auxiliary Sunday, February 15 with Urban Miller as post chairman and Robert Mathias, co-chairman. Mrs. Earl Tucker was appointed chairman for the auxiliary with Mrs.

Lester Shelley, co-chairman. Members of the two groups with paid up membership cards are invited. Supper will be served at p. m. and a special program for the children will be featured.

Cards and dancing will be provided for all. Miss Audrey Ann Beck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Beck of Oak Harbor, became the bride of Paul E. Loertscher.

Mr. Loert-scher is the son of David Loert welcomed the group. Choral groups maae up ol students sang several numbers, including Ave Maria, Merciarians, The Grandfather's Clock, etc. The following honored guests wprp presented. Mrs.

Aubrey: Mrs. Henry Sprang Chosen Binlr Class Leader Henry trans; was elected president of the Bible class of Grace Lutheran church Wednesday evening in the parish house. Assistants to him, chosen during this quarterly session, are Galen Hab-ecker, vice president; Mrs. Chester Hirt, secretary; Mrs. Fred Fisher, financial secretary; Miss "sther Will, treasurer, and Mrs.

John Rosen, flower chairman. The Rev. L. S. Price led devotions, scripture and prayer.

He also reviewed Saying of a Chinese Scholar, Woo Wing Foo, during the program. Miss Elise Truesdall recited Laddie and a quartet made up of Carl Claus, Carl Trick, Ray Linder and Frederick Sieberg sang You Tell Me Your Dreams and Now the Day is Over. Mr. Claus soloed with Just a Cottage Small by a bert Karbler was a recent event. She received a wedding gift from the group.

To edo Diocesan council of the National Council of Catholic Worn-an held board meeting in Our Lady of the Plnei Wednesday afternoon, 100 women attending. Mrs. John Aubrey, TDC president, opened the meeting with prayer and welcomed the group. Various chairmen gave reports which included interesting facts c' the Austrian families they have adopted. At noon a three course luncheon $ras served In the refectory, students of the Pines serving.

The afternoon program was op- Cted by Mrs. Isabel le Buchman, remont deanery chairman. The Bintto featured the entertain John McCrystal, national director ment of the evening, prizes going to the Misses Norma Jane Coon- scher and the late Mrs. Loertsche, Of Elmore. Dr.

B. F. Brandt per-! formed the double ring ceremony before the altar which was deeo-j rated with palms, candlebra, and! bouquets of gladioli, snapdragons; and carnations. rod, Joan Guenther, Agnes Ko-valeski and Doris Burton. The lander, Mary Alice, Jean and Gail; 9 IT! II dinner and entertainment were charee of the committee, com prising Mrs.

Thelma Pugsley, the The bride, who was given In marriage by her father, was attired in a white satin gown, fashioned with a long train, long tight sleeves, and a yoke of beaded net. of Sandu.sky; deanery chairmen, Mrs. John Lindeman, Toledo; Mrs Charles Tate, Defiance; Miss Margaret Riedy, Sandusky; Mrs. Rit-chis. Gallon, representing the Mansfield Deanery; Mrs.

Marcella Brady, Tiffin. Important messages were given by Msgr. Arnoldi and Msgr. M. J.

Doyle. NCCW moderator, of Toledo. Msgr. Doyle was the guest speaker of the afternoon, his topic being Importance of Lay Retreats. He closed the meeting with prayer.

The group went to the chapel f.r benediction given by Msgr. Doyle, served by James Sneider. Next public card party will be February 12 at post hall at 8 p. with Mrs. Ben Gabel and Mrs.

A. A. Chudzinski in charge. Next auxiliary meeting will be February 12 with initiation of new members. Mystery package was won by Mrs.

Floyd Kinsey, attendance Valentine Partv Planned By BSP In Woman's Clun Waterfall. Several contests were staged, prizes awarded the Rev. Mr. Price, Glen Lamalie, Martin Heins, Carl Clau.s and Frederick Sieberg. Mrs.

Florence longanbach and ivir. ana ivirs. virgii awmnnnani Anne and Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Minich.

C. AND C. CLUB Mrs. Ida Cook, 826 til well avenue, opened her home to members of the C. end C.

club Wednesday afternoon. Cards were the main diversion. Prizes were awarded Mr. Roy Auxter, Mrs. Ardella Baskey and Mrs.

O. B. Shively. Mrs. George Zimmerman was welcomed as a new member and received a guest prize.

Little Evelyn and Ronnie Welsh were additional guests. Late in the afternoon lunch was served at small tables. Next meeting will be February 25 with Mrs. Ida Lumbert, 915 Hayes avenue. versions, prizes going to Mrs.

Frank Gegorski, Mrs. Carl Dan-bach. Mrs. Joseph Bloom and Mrs. Richard Mehling.

Lunch was served the group by the four hostesses. HGL CLUB Guests of Mrs. Howard Kario-vetz, Cleveland road, Wednesday, were members of the HGL card club. Present were Mrs. Henry Rauman, Mrs.

Leo Bowes, Mrs. Earl Fought, Mrs. William Bibler, Mrs. Chester Gilmore, Mrs. Ray Kasparek and Mrs.

Emma Brady. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Kasparek. Mrs.

Kasparek will be hostess at the February 11 gathering. her committee served lunch. Next Her finger-tip veil of illusion was held in place by a beaded tiara. Her bouquet was of white carnations combined wit ha shower of freezia. Miss Dorothy Beck, her sister's only attendant, wore gown of pink taffeta, and carried a bouquet of white carnations, blue iris and pink snapdragons.

The flower girl was little Jean Loertscher. niece of the bridegroom, who wore a blue satin dress, and carried a bouquet of mixed flowers. Little Larry Het-rick, of Fremont, cousin of the meeting will be announced. Jo Ann Price Wins College Art Honors; Students sang hymns. George Nyes Given Farewell' Party By Group Of Neighbors Initiated This Week prize, Mrs.

Utto Meyers, i wo post members were reported 111 in the hospital. Mrs. Grover McKay asked for funds needed for welfare. Mrs. Carl Tucker reported on last month's card party.

Auxiliary voted to give $10 to the March of Dimes. The white elephant sale was held at the close of the social meeting and was a profitable success. Mrs. Raymond Glosser and her committee served lunch. Club Contributes Money; Presented Ohio PI chapter of Brta Slgmn lhi will enjoy a Valentine's party it the February 11 gathering with pledges making arangements.

It will be held in the Woman's Club, no special program planned. Committee in charge is Mrs. Allen Newman. Mrs. Robert Farrell, Mrs.

John Vaffis. Mrs. Neal Wag-gner. Mrs. Norman Keller and jliss Jean Rich.

There will also be a 50 cent Valentine gift exchange. I Announcement was made at a tneetlng of the group Wednesday In the Woman's Club. The educational program had as its topic. Jpppiness Through Control. Mrs.

ohn Abbott had the subject. Nat- Miss Jo Ann Price, a senior stu Misses Faye Druckenmiller, Dons Burton and Doris Hetrick. Forty Dancing Club Plans Annual Guest Night Next Monday Forty Dancing club will have Its annual guest night next Monday evening at the Moose temple, each member couple being privileged to take a guest couple. Dress is optional for this affair. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Maurer are head of a committee arranging for the lunch. The music committee comprised of Henry Groll, Richard Behr and Gene Shepherd, appointed for this dance, has obtained Ernie Duf-field, of Tiffin, and his orchestra. The Duf field band played for the annual Mistletoe dance during the holidays, the unit coming here Monday evening being a part of that combination. The club starts dancing at 10 o'clock with a 12:30 closing time.

The lunch and business meeting are conducted after dancing ends. Mary Emery Honored With Linen Shower dent at Stephens college, Columbia, was initiated this week into A surprise farewell party Wednesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. George Nye, Clyde, was given by neighbors in the Nye home. The Nves are moving from their Route BARGAIN MONTH Tau Sigma Tau, honorary art sor ority at the college.

Miss Price was chosen for this honor on the basis of her superior ability and Interest in art. Purpose J20 home to a newly decorated home east of Clyde. Evening hours were spent socially with pinochle being played. La-' ter a potluck lunch was served BLOUSES Pretty styles in white and col of the sorority is to honor outstanding art students and to pro fjral Joys; Mrs. Paul Clllig, A SWEATERS 100 wool.

Cardigans, Slipovers. Long, short sleeves. $1.79 $2.79 mote a greater appreciation of art ors. lerry Heart, and Mrs. Vincent on the campus.

wn. A Singing Heart. $1.99 Among the sorority's projects for Sum For Treasury Rice township Farm Woman's club held its meeting Tuesday evening in the Kingsway Community hall. Roll call was unanswered by 18 members who enjoyed a pot-luck supper served at 7 o'clock. America The Beautiful opened the gathering and business included a $5 donation toward new cur the veer are libra i-y exhibits, cam pus posters, and other artistic dis League Lists plays.

Miss Price is a member of Phi Officials Wednesday WALLETS Red, Brown or Black. 88c PAJAMAS Pastel, Check, Cottons. $2.99 bride, was the ring bearer. Donald Loertscher. brother of the groom was best man, and Victor and Robert Loertscher, other brothers were ushers.

Mrs. John Miller, played the traditional nuptial music and accompanied Mrs. Hugh Meinke when she sang Because, The 23rd Psalm and The Lord's Prayer. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Beck selected a maroon crepe dress, with matching accessories and wore a gardenia corsage.

Immediately following a reception for approximately 300 guests was held at Maple Grove. Following a southern trip the couple will be at home at 216 Washington street. Oak Harbor. The new Mrs. Loertscher graduated from Salem-Oak Harbor high school and was employed at Philco corporation at Sandusky.

Mr. Loertscher was graduated from Harris-Elmore high school and is employed at the Fremont Rubber plant. Feb. 5 SefFor DAR Washi ngton Party Colonel George Croghan chapter. Daughters of the American Phi Phi, social sorority, and lives in Senior hall on the campus.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Price, 217 Park avenue. New Chairmen And BED JACKETS Of Rayon Satin in Blue and Tea Rose.

$1.99 SLIPS Blue, Yellow, Tea Rose half-slips. $1.39 Mrs. Wayne Cleveland, and Mrs. Edgar Potter were hostesses at a linen shower Tuesday evening in the latter's home near Fremont as a courtesy to Miss Mary Emery, bride-elect of Henry Cleveland, Bellevue. Bingo and contests were the diversion nnd later Miss Emery wns with a decorated cake bidding "Farewell to the Nyes" as centerpiece.

The couple was presented a gift from the group. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Nye, honored guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Zibbel, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Streeter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parrow, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Finkler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hau-bert, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. David Myers, the Misses Carol Finkler, Nancy Myers, Mary Haubert and Paul Rogers. ST. ANN'S STUDY CLUB Miss Marguerite Ryan entertained member the St.

Ann's study dttb Wednesday evening in High Manor and also reviewed the book, Postscript to Yesterday, by Lloyd Morris. Miss Helen Darr discussed a chapter in the Ohio story. Response to roll call was childhood reminiscences. Lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed. Mrs.

Frank Hughes. Rawson Place, will be hostess February 11. tains for the hall and $1 for the March of Dimes. Husbands were guests and presented the club's treasury with $14 as a surprise gift. Mrs.

Charles Longanbach, Mrs. I. A. Logsdon and Mrs. Henry Garner had charge of entertainment, prizes going to Mrs.

Mose Immel, Mrs. George Bumb. Mrs. Viola Rohr, Mrs. Anna Darr, Mrs.

George Rodenhauser and Mrs. Clarence Reed. Mrs. Imel will be hostess at the next meeting in the same place. Leading the St.

John's Luther eague activities and business this jspar will be Donald Sting, newly Sleeted president of the orpania-flon, Wednesday night at a meet-tpg in the assembly room. i Officials assisting the president ill be Louise Messinger, vice -psident: Pat Voth, secretary: Donald Sting, treasurer; Shirley rvjee secretary: Jackie Skiing, spiritual growth, and ickie Overmyer. literature sec-HUury. i A sleigh ride was planned for fte future and the business session Ml completed with The Lord's Prayer. Games were played under the Erection of Miss Amanda Waick refreshments were served by a committee.

For 3 Days Only Officers Are Named New officers were named r.nd committee chairmen for the year appointed at the January business and social meeting of the Goodwill class of Trinity Evangelical UB church Tuesday evening in the Workers' home. Mrs. John Doll led devotionals and Mrs. Jesse Fought conducted the business. Appointed librarian are Mrs.

Irvan Benner and Mrs. Elta Cookson; flowers. Mrs. Lester Walters; devotions, Mrs. Rosa Mcln-tyre: program.

Mrs. Frank Hite; membership, Mrs. Fred Dutt; Mrs. Amy Fought, Mrs. Howard Zimmerman and Mrs.

Noah Gnepper; finance, Mrs. John Doll, Mrs. Ben ssssmssmamsssss led to the dining room where she opened her gifts. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Attending were Miss Emery.

Miss Eileen Emery, Mrs. Kenneth Emery, Miss Jo Jones. Miss Patricia McClain and the Misses Marian and Marlene Cleveland, Bellevue, Mrs. Lewis Growell, Mrs. Maurice Sellars, Mrs.

Richard Cleveland, Mrs. Arden Cleveland, Mrs. Edwin Cleveland and Mrs. James Nowery, Green Springs. Unable to attend were Mrs.

George Emery, Mrs. Harold Emery, Mrs. Wayne Cleveland, Mrs. Russell Aldrlrh. Mrs.

Harold $1 30 Tru-Tone Nylon Hosiery 99' pair JEAN FROCKS Next to Natlona-I Bank of Fremont New Store Hour: 8:80 to 5:80 dally. Open till o'rloek Saturday. Cleveland, Mrs. George Bordneru Revolution, has selected February 5 for its annual Washington Party to be held in the Minnie Louise Failing home on Justice street. The affair will be at 8 p.

m. with games following the dessert serving. Contract-auction-pinochle and Chinese checkers are planned and there will be table and door prizes. Proceeds of the vt will go to the fund of the education the children In the mountein sohoola of the south. Reservations should be telephoned to Mrs.

W. David Carr, High 3296. COUPLE CELEBRATES Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lopeman, well known Bellevue residents, marked their golden wedding anniversary Monday in Bellevue.

They entertained the following at a dinner nartv: Mr. and Mrs. Green Springs News L. M. AUDRITCH Correspondent inimRiiiiimiinnfliimmnmiimuiuHmnuuuimunimuimiiiiiiinnnniininnnniiimiu1 Roy Smith and wife Lola visited with the letter's pflfe-ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Boulis of Clinton Court, on Sunday. Word hea been received hrc that Mr, Virginia Ward of Atlanta, is in the hospital recovering from a serious operation. Miss Janet Ward of Canton and Green Springs is in Atlanta with her. Mrs.

Ward spent most of last spring and summer in Green Springs visiting with her sister-in-law. Miss Ward. Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Martin, formerly of Detroit, have moved into the home north of Green and Miss Irene Koehler. Lilley and Mrs. Ralph Willey; press reporter. Mrs.

Hazel Hurst. Mrs. Zimmerman was in charge of the program and gave a reading by Edgar Guest. Florence Dutt and Ora Hasselbach had several interesting contests. Miss Lucy Baumann favored the group with several numbers on her flute and a reading by Mrs.

Hurst, Are You An Active Member concluded the program. Refreshments were served by Flowers? Call North 1487 SURE WE DELIVER GLADIOLI THIS WEEK, $2.00 PER DOZ. Presenting This Week, Corsage to Mrs. Geo. C.

Wayman, 300 Park if the will call No. 1487, furnishing date desired. ROSS'S AHatllJlLAQ PLANTS AND FLOWERS I OR ALL OCCASIONS 1511 E. State St. We Deliver JEAN FROCKS Frank Stebbins, Bellevue; Mrs.

John Deehe, Mrs. George Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Otto, Sandusky; Mr. and Mrs.

Em Moyer, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Snyder, Clyde, and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Harris, Bloomingville.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The 3oth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. Erie Davidson, near New Riegel, wa.s celebrated by the couple recently at a sur Lorenzen Music Co. presents oil th wonders of radio science and truly fine furniture in prise parry given in their home bv friends.

Guests were Mr nnr) the new officers, Mrs. Fought, president; Mrs. Frank Hite, vice president; Mrs. Troy Mulholland, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Hurst, recording secretary; Mrs.

C. H. Bailey, treasurer; Mrs. A. E.

Leedy, pianist and Miss Laura Shively, teacher. Next meeting will be February 24 with Mrs. Gnepper, Mrs. Carrie Millious, Mrs. Driftmyer, Mrs.

Mary Kowalk, Miss Urchibel Bren-neman and Mrs. Alice Browy as hostesses. CLFB MEETING St. Joseph's Mothers" club hela a social meeting Wednesday evening in Educat ional hall with members enjoying pinochle and hrMfje, There wa.s a good attendance with two new members added. Next meeting will be March 31, no meetings scheduled during Leut.

SPECIAL MEETING Special meeting of the Women of the Moose will be held Friday at 8 p. m. in Moose temple. There will be balloting on candidates wishing to be taken in in the February 5 class. Anyone having Replications is asked to get them in to their recorder not later than January 30.

Mrs. Lloyd A. Kinseed, Mr. and 6 mis. iviurray urine.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Zellner, the Misses Doris Kingseed, Ednar Grlne, Joyce and Melva Zellner, Forrest Zellner, and Melvin Zellner. BRIDE-ELECT FETED Miss Rose Mary Scherger, Liberty township, Saturday bride-elect, was guest of honor at a shower recently given by Mrs. Robert Burd and Mrs.

Steve Dicken, Tiffin. It was a miscellaneous party with a Valentine theme used in decorations. Prices start at $187 Classified Ads Get Quick Results! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schra-der of Castalia.

Springs, purchased last fall from R. E. Vesey. Robert Tarr returned Saturday after several weeks in California. While there he attended the Rose Bowl game on New Year's Day.

Mr. and Mrs. William Weather-bee of Ashtabula were guests over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Mer-vin Koeon and family and Mrs.

Samanthn Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. George Stiger and Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Rebeck and son were in Toledo over the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felkey. Chet Myers, Miss Marjory Myers, Mrs. Bert Dorr of Fremont and Mr.

and Mrs. Will Ei.senhiu I I of Clyde spent Sunday ith Mrs. lEstelle Gale. Mr. and Mrs.

James Brunner are both recovering from pneumonia I in their home. Their daughter, Mrs. Bruce Wright of Detroit, spent ten days with them during I their illness. Betty Selvey was an overnight guest Thursday of Carol Welling. Orpha Ann Smith Boulis, 85 years and 10 months of age, mother of Harvey Boulis of this village and grandmother of Lola Smith, Toledo, died Sunday.

January 18. in Liberty Center, Ohio. The daughter of John and Jemima Sheidler Smith of Seneca county, she was united in marriage December 25. 1881. to William H.

Boulis. Surviving besides the son here, are one daughter, Mrs. Carl Mourer, Liberty Center; three other sons, Rolia and Orville of Liberty Center, and Ralph of Findlay; two brothers, Jonas Smith of Colton and Delmer of Napoleon; two sisters, Ida Knapp, Defiance, and Irma Chambers, Lansing, and 21 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Jay Seiger is recovering in his home from a broken elbow received several weeks ago from a fall, while working at the Fremont Foundry. Mrs.

Frank Osborn, who is ill in her home, had her son and daughter as visitors on her birthday, Wednesday. Dr. Doyle P. Osborn. Geneva, Ohio, spent the day here.

Mrs. Carl Richnrts of Ashtabula came on Wednesday and stayed over until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and children spent the afternoon and evening visiting in the George Smith home.

Ann Smith was also a visitor for the day, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sweasey and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slatter were Sunday evening dinner quests of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Ridley, Fremont. Mrs. Arthur Hurst is making her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

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