Four Generations At Ziegler Family Event
A Sunday family buffet at the home of Mr and Mrs Well ington Zeigler The Plains honored the birthday of Mrs John Fouts Logan with forty seven relatives spanning four generations Attending were numerous Maxwell Williams Fouts Klonowki Becker Stahl Ziegler and other families from Athens Canton Columbus Cleveland and Glouster Tommy Ziegler visited Cleveland with cousin Alan Klonowsk i for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Zeigler
the Plains
Leanne
Bobbie Logan
Harold Fouts
Sharon
Bob
Glouster
Paul Williams
William Stahl
Judy
Johnny
Ashtabula
Bernard Klonowki
Alan
Debra
Cleveland
Larry Becker
Canton
Glenn Fouts
Jimmy
Randy
Terry
Larry
Columbus
Wayne Williams
Trenice
Paula
Kathy
Jerry Ziegler
Athens
Ziegler
Ronnié
Tommy
Lynn
Mrs. Fouts
Weekend Guests of Mrs Beebe and Others Visit Ohio
A society note lists weekend visitors including Mrs Thomas Hamilton of Middletown and her son Dick, Mr and Mrs Lewis Hamilton with children, and many more from Columbus Dayton Phoenix Reykjavik Iceland. Also, Mrs Fred Burch spent the weekend in Zanesville and Westerville with club reunion attendance. Mr and Mrs James Parrott visited from Washington DC to see family in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beebe
Second St
Carol Lee Brown
Thomas Hamilton
Middletown
Dick Hamilton
Norfolk
Lewis Hamilton
Letha
Jeff
Clarice Beebe
Dayton
Harry Beebe
Pamela
Clarence Haag
Columbus
Gil Brown
Phoenix
Ariz
Ethel Farrel
Fred Burch
Athens
Zanesville
Westerville
Burch
Andrew Plant
Maysville Pike
Herbert King
Lookout Drive
King
Otterbein College
Order of Eastern Star of Ohio
James Parrott
Washington, D.C
Albany Social Notes Highlights From Local Visit Scene
Mrs. O O Cottle of Laramie Wyoming visits Albany and prior resident. Mrs. Charles Markett and Columbus guests with Gorby Sisson and Florence Brown. Judy Radford vacations in Florida. G S Gillogly injures hand on mower. Knowltons Timmerman at Wellston horse show. J E Thomas accompanies son Harley Thomas to Texas visiting Edron Parks family. Wallace Gillogly and Logan daughters guest of Gilloglys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Cottle
Laramie
Wyo
Cottle
Albany
Charles Markett
Children
Columbus
Guy Gorby
Jesse Sisson
Florence Brown
Judy Radford
Florida
G. S. Gillogly
S. G. Knowlton
Keith Timmerman
Wellston
J. E. Thomas
Harley Thomas
Portsmouth
Texas
Edron Parks
Wallace Gillogly
Logan
G.S. Gillogly
Carpenters Win First at Athens Duplicate Bridge
First prize at the Athens Duplicate Bridge Club Tuesday went to Mr. and Mrs. Al Carpenter. Second place to P. O. Nichols and Norman Madison, third to O. P. Bingman and Dick Byrd. Next meeting is June 28 in rooms above the Electric Company and the public is invited. Master points awarded at each meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Athens
Duplicate Bridge Club
al Carpenter
P. O. Nichols
Norman Madison
O. P. Bingman
Dick Byrd
Ings
Electric Company
Liggetts Host Social Visit in Cleveland
Mrs Carr Liggett of Shaker Heights Ohio and her husband hosted Mrs C N MacKinnon of Athens Ohio during a Cleveland and Coshocton visit. MacKinnon traveled home with her son and daughter-in-law Richard and the Coshocton couple who had attended commencement in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggetts
Carr Liggett
Shaker Hts
Cleveland
C. N. MacKinnon
Utah Pl
Athens
Coshocton
Dinner Demonstration Highlights Dinner on the Double
The Plains Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at the Ohio Fuel Gas Office in Athens. Betty Newton demonstrated Dinner on the Double with a one-dish spaghetti supper, fudge pie, and a strawberry angel food cake. Mrs. George Lash led a brief business session. A July 12 lawn picnic near the Lash and Daugherty homes was announced for members and families. About 15 members and six guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains Home Demonstration Club
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Athens
Betty Newton
George Lash
Elwood Daugherty
Needlework 7 Club Activities and 4-H Updates
Needlework 7 Club offers simple embroidery patterns for children. Various 4-H clubs report meetings, demonstrations, and planned activities including a trail ride, potluck, Mother’s meeting plans, a tea towel hemming demo, and a wiener roast at Forked Run Lake. Members and reporters note upcoming 4-H Camp participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Linton
Forked Run Lake
Ames-Bern Cloverettes
Edith Curry
Joyce Hensley
Rosilea Nadroski
Birth Announcement for Susan Sarah Finsterwald
Mr and Mrs Robert Finsterwald Grosvenor Street announce the birth of their daughter Susan Sarah on June 4 at Sheltering Arms Hospital The couple also has a daughter Charlotte and a son Robert Grandmothers are Mrs Mary A Finsterwald Court Street and Mrs Mary E Smith Carpenter Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wald
Grosvenor St
Susan Sarah
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charlotte
Robert
Mary A. Finsterwald, Court Sr
Mary E. Smith
Carpenter St
McNutt Family Reunion Set for July 4 in New Philadelphia
George McNutt of Dover Route 1 announces the annual McNutt family reunion at Tuscoma Park in New Philadelphia. Dinner is planned for 11 30 a m EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNutt
Tuscoma Park
New Philadelphia
George McNutt
Dover
Beckley Weds Maxson in Candlelit Lexington Ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Beckley and William Maxson wed at 2 30 p m Thursday June 9 in the Beckley home Northwood Drive ceremony led by Rev Roger Mills Rice Jr with a single ring. Attendants were maid of honor Joe Ann Beckley and matron of honor Sally Weber. The couple, both 1959 Denison graduates, will live in Lexington Kentucky while Maxson enters the University of Kentucky Medical School in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Beckley
William Maxson
Paul H. Beckley
Northwood Dr
Charles R. Maxson
Lexington, Ky
Roger Mills Rice, Jr
Phillip Woodworth
Beckley
Wallace
Joe Ann Beckley
Paul Wild
Sally Weber
Toledo
Pi Beta Phi
Batiste
Charles Maxson
Lexington
Don Kurtz
Delta Upsilon
Buffalo
N. Y
Betsy Gray
David Maxson
Phillip Maxson
William T. Maxson
Denison University
Granville
Michigan
Maxson
University of Kentucky Medical School
David
Charles
Philip, Cathie, Bettie
Tay
Rosemary Lurcock
Kent
England
Barbara Hall
Louisville
Harold E. Wise
William F. Smiley
Columbus
William Hand
Cleveland
C. Randall Smith
Linda
Lancaster
John L. Beckley
Ellen
Amy
Everett Beckley
McArthur
WSCS Holds Final Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. C. R. White's Blackburn Road home for a final gathering. Fifty eight members shared a potluck luncheon as Mrs. L. J. Hartin led a devotional on mountains and human experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. White
Blackburn Road
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Reservations Close Monday for Athens High Reunion Dinner
About 25 reservations have been made for the July 2 reunion dinner of Athens High School class of 1950 at Athens Country Club. Reservations must be sent to Mrs. Neutzling or Robert Bigley by Monday, June 20. Mr. and Mrs. Gil Brown have returned to Phoenix after visiting Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Frank Beebe, who died May 30. Their daughter Carol Lee Beebe stays with her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Dowles
Richard Goodman
Las Vegas
Nev
Athens
Janice Sue Goodman
Chauncey-Dover High School
Miss Goodman
Gerald Goodman
Lynda Robinson
Neva Robinson
Columbus Business University
Lutheran Girls Club
S. High St
Columbus
Athens High School
David Neutzling
Athens Country Club
Neutzling
Robert Bigley
Gil Brown
Phoenix
Ariz
Brown
Frank Beebe
Second St
Carol Lee Beebe
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Ziegler Family
Albany Social Notes
Commonwealth
Ohio
the Messenger
Main & Market St. Logan, Ohio
Athens Messenger
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Saddle Slickers
Alton Hannings Farm
Hill Top
Linda Gold
Waterloo Woodchuck Club
Eileen Llewelyn
Mary Keffer
Danny Sickels
Coolville Hi-Lo Girls
Sarah Susan Finsterwald
Robert Finster
WSCS
L. J. Hartin
Troy Organ
India
Charles Jiiden
Lancaster School of Missions
John Cady
American Field Service Exchange
John Koontz
Distaff Side
Ruth Lewis
WstaVision
Peter Palmer
Leslie Parrish
McKee Drugs, Inc
Fred Kiltan
Prescription Store of
Security Bank
Alfred Dunhill
S. Court St
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