Eastern Star honors district matron at Venus Chapter reception
Venus Chapter No. 76 Eastern Star honored district deputy grand matron Mrs. Joan Brimmer with a Saturday reception. Harold Brimmer escorted her to the East as Mrs. Harry Mack presented the guest with a nose gay arrangement. The program included songs, humorous readings, and gifts totaling a yellow gold wrist watch. Guests from districts 24 25 and 27 attended. Annual Saturday Club executive meeting followed with officer elections and plans for March. Logan Elks Lodge members attended a smorgasbord and dance hosted by Nelsonville Elks Lodge with numerous Logan couples present.
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Logan Elks Lodge No. 452
Nelsonville Elks Lodge
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Howard Linscott
Joe Gabriel
Thomas Crow
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Eagle Ladies Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
The Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 2168 auxiliary met last week and sent 50 to the March of Dimes chair. Mrs. Theresa Gartner won both mystery and attendance prizes. Sixteen members attended a potluck after the meeting. The next gathering is set for March 9 at 8 p.m.
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Newspaper Marketing Surges Over Radio And TV Choice
A survey argues newspapers deliver steady, concentrated readership in Southeastern Ohio, outperforming radio and TV ads. It cites Northwestern University findings that housewives prefer newspapers for marketing, and Sindlinger data showing more readers than radio listeners during peak weeks.
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March 3 4 events and club notices in Logan calendar
Logan calendar lists Women of the Moose meeting at 8 p m with March birthday honors and potluck, Band Boosters supper at Logan High School 4:30 7 p m, Get-To-Gether 4 H Club 7 30 p m at Green Elementary, Women's Bowling League committee meeting 7 30 p m at Log Cabin, Starr Washington PTA 7 30 p m Union Furnace band room, Marion Grange 7 30 p m D of A hall with Forward program, Central School PTA 7 30 p m guest speaker Judge Harley Meyer. Friday features World Day of Prayer 7 30 p m at Methodist Church with three denominations, West Logan PTO bake sale at Ohio Power, Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m initiation and formals, Honey Fork Farm Bureau advisory council, Antioch Grange dance 8 30 p m with Buckeye Rangers.
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Pisces Birthday Horoscope Sparks Creative Work Outlook
Tomorrow brings appreciable headway in work studies and home tasks with extra effort. Pisces intuition peaks for creative projects, Neptune in favorable position late year. Conservative finances advised. avoid fatigue late June. August and November hint at career progress. December boosts personal prestige. A born child would be resourceful and sociable.
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