Last Meeting Of Season BPW Club In Logan
The Logan BPW Club held its final season meeting with red and white rose decorations and American flag motifs. Reports from the state convention in Dayton were presented by delegates Thelma Harden Fanny Spears Catherine Frenier and Lenna Mohler. New officers installed were Ruth Shatz president Elva Cottrill first vice president Helen Acker second vice president Ruth Goodwin recording secretary and Ruth Nixon corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dayton
Thelma Harden
Fanny Spears
Catherine Frenier
Lenna Mohler
Katherine Myers
Ruth Shatz
Elva Cottrill
Helen Acker
Ruth Goodwin
Ruth Nixon
Ruth Easterling
Rhea Bangert Brown
Cora Brown
Gloria Becker
Local Club Activities and Postponements Net Logans June Dates
Sewing Club postponed to June 30 at Logan College. Various meetings set for June 16 17 and 18 at Logan area venues including Ohio Power auditorium Wom en's Relief Corps Marion Grange Bear Run Farm Council and Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge plus a chicken and meat loaf supper bazaar and a dance with Buckeye Rangers at Antioch Grange.
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Logan
Ohio Power Auditorium
J. K
Rochester No. 326
Women’s Relief Corps
Marion Grange
Vashti
Antioch Grange
Victory
Buckeye Rangers
Gross Neglect Cited In Divorce Petition
Jack Nash files for divorce from Loretta Nash in Hocking County Court citing gross neglect of duty. He seeks child support and visitation rights. The couple married August 8 1959 and the petition names Loretta Nash’s father Boyd Castle as next friend.
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Logan
Jack Nash
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Loretta Nash
Boyd Castle
Birthday Picnic Held for Debra Miller
In Logan, Mr and Mrs Gerald Miller Sr hosted a birthday picnic at Rachelmacher Park for their granddaughter Debra Miller turning eleven. Attendees included Gerald Miller Jr Gary Wayne Edna Angle and Ricky Warren.
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Logan
Debra Miller
Gerald Miller Sr
East St
Rachelmacher Park
Gerald Miller Jr
South Bloomingville
Debra
Gary Wayne
Edna Angle
Ricky Warren
Nelsonville
Klingers En Route To Church Assembly
LOGAN The Rev. and Mrs. Roy E. Klinger are en route to Kansas City Missouri to attend the general assembly of the Church of the Nazarene They will return to Logan June 25 Services at the Logan Church of the Nazarene next Sunday will be in charge of a guest minister.
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Logan
Roy E. Klinger
Kansas City
General Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene
Logan Church of the Nazarene
Patricia White Weds Vernon Napier in New Plymouth Ceremony
Patricia Lee White and Vernon Napier married June 4 at New Plymouth Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. William Brown and Rev. Wilson Rollins. The bride, daughter of Earl White, wore a white taffeta gown with nylon lace, and the couple’s families are listed from New Plymouth and Hazard, Kentucky.
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New Plymouth
Patricia Lee White
Vernon Napier
New Plymouth Methodist Church
William Brown
Wilson Rollins
Earl White
Mr. Napier
Charles Napier
Hazard, Ky
Marriage of Billy D. Logan and Marguerite Long
The notice lists Billy D. Logan, a 37 year old construction worker from Cleveland, and Marguerite M Long, 32, at home, both applying for a marriage license in Logan. Also listed are Joseph L. Smith, 23, dock man from Columbus, and Joyce A Nelson, 19, at home, of Logan Route 4, with license filed.
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Logan
Billy D. Kuhl
Cleveland
Marguerite M. Long
Joseph L. Smith
Dockman
Columbus
Joyce A. Nelson
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Grace Keller
Imogene Tschappat
Gladys Gerken
Helén Rusa
Eileen Green
Gladys Anneshansley
Mildred Grandy
John Coleman
Oxford
England
Austin
Tex
Buenos Aires
U.S
Logan Collegee
Sewing Club
H.P
Hsp
Rogem Sthane
Clinton
Alcoa Aluminum
E. Carpenter St
Whitehouse
Fiberglas
Carton
Touch- A
Redwood
Klingers
Church Assembly
Patricia White
Jack McVey
McVey
Lemuel Fuller
Owen White
Canada
Niagara Falls
Napier
Columbus Transit Co
Thurman Ave
Turkey
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
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