Logan Social Notes Highlights From Local Clubs
Logan social column reports hosts and guests at Christian Culture class sessions, Guild meetings, and Book of the Month. Notables include Mrs. Starling Cohagan, Mrs. Nixon, and Mrs. Spicer with talks on Meditation and The Charter of the United Nations. October hosting planned. births celebrated. theater managers in town. DAR district meeting attended. various local residents noted for illness travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Whitecraft
John Larimer
B. H. Spicer
Rees
GUILD
Walter Haas
Franklin
New York
Dessie Hanna
Merel Karshener
Ed Jones
Fif
Logan
Edgar Paul
Logan Chackeras
Elizabeth Rem~pél
Paul Monks
Jessie McManigal
Anthony Toérner
Athens
DAR
Methist
Willard Woodgeard
Gallagher Ave
Bertha Hartsook
Godman
BR. R. Lanning
Raymond Lanning
B. O. Nixon
Columbus
Norfolk
Rozika Bartlett
New York City
Lucille Wright
Wedding of Norma Arnold to Cpl. Wesley Bennett in Army ceremony
Norma Arnold and Cpl. Wesley F Bennett wed in a church ceremony with Rev Clinton L Wengel officiating. The bride, daughter of H D Arnold, wore a white crepe gown, pearls, and an orchid, while maid of honor Virginia Stock wore ice blue organza. The groom, son of A F Bennett, recently returned from 25 months in the Mediterranean, will report to Fort Dix after a 20 day honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Stock
Cleveland
Donald Bennett
Chanute Field
Clinois
Juliette
H. Db. Arnold
Warner Ave
Logan High School
Ohio University
Athens
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Drew Field
Tampa
Fla
A. F. Bennett
Millburn
N. J
School of Engineering
Army Air Corps
Mediterranean
Fort Dix
Columbus
Bennett
Paintings by Mrs. Ogg Highlight Fair Exhibit
Five oil paintings and one charcoal work by Mrs Wesley Ogg are on display at the Hocking County Fair. Included are oil portraits of Gee Gee Weinrich and Jean Loomis, plus a charcoal portrait of Mrs Egg’s daughter Jody. Mrs Ogg is the daughter of Mrs Caroline Hutchison of Carbon Hill.
Plains News Notes Highlights Local Furloughs and Visits
The Plains area lists Emmett L. McDonald on a 30 day furlough from Harbor Craft with his parents and plans to report to Camp Gordon Johnson after. Numerous visits and gatherings are noted including Mr. and Mrs. McDonald hosting a dinner with guests Dean Ray Nelsonville Gilbert Circle family and more. Other items report furloughs visits illnesses anniversaries and hunting dinners across Nelsonville Chauncey Albany Glouster and Athens with locals such as Ralph Nida Hubert McDonald and Ed Egan among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhe Plains
Cpi
Emmett L
Dick) McDonald
B. L. McDonald
England
Germany
France
Gordon Johnson
Pla
Walter McDonald
Jimmy
Floyd Bumgardner
the Plains
Marlene Olson
Gerald Bumgardner
John McCreanor
Agnes McCreanor
Pearl Miller
Henry Osborne
Chauncey
Osborne
Oscar McGree
Columbus
Leslie Coy
Ephriam Huston
Vinton Huston
Ronald Bickley
Mary Lowsey
Ronny
Rita
John Alichney
Naomi Palmer
William Bradbury
Murray City
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nelsonville
Elmer Nida
Delbert Nida
Ralph Nida
Fred Nida
Hubert McDonald
Keith Zim
Merman
Albany
George Demchak
Glouster
Joe Vessalo
Alva Platt
Lott Bricker
Sam
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Ruth Heft
Marcus, Kerr
Kerwood Martin
Bostess
Alice Frasch
Bartelie Hamiton
Turtle
Hamilton
Harley Ellinger
William Tannehill
George Carr
Minnie Louise Bowen
Sarah Rockhold
Grace Orr
Della Webb
Mary Eyerman
Genevieve Poston
Norma Arnold
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Bert Engle
al Litterst
John Brandt
Julia Wakely
J. H. Rosner
the Plains News
Ala
Stie
Uenrewa
Colonial Club
Air
Orests
Bass
Csr Omeeremee Ees
Eve Tex
Uggage
Gordon
SALAT
Shick
Pocket Edition Books
Prg
Sanexe
Durham
Pebeco
Cerry
Aviator
STOR
Astor Oil
Atish Bino
Williams
Brush Sale
D. R. Gordon
With Prolen Briether
P. R. Gordon
Professionel
Aisoon
KOTEX
DR. West Miracle
West Oro
Johnson
Admiracion Shampoo
Lion Cigarettes
Carton
Tampax Sanitary Protection
Matt
RAY Peves
Karrle
Hubbard
Fret’ Hale
Tampax
Barbara Gould
Barbaya Gould
Peggy Sage Psyche
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