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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

3

Keeping Up With Karolyn and Logan Notes

A column from Logan highlights local figures Floyd Cohagen from Springfield finishing at Springfield Metallic Casket Co. and his guitar refinishing feats. It covers weekend visits, marriages, travels, tobacco farming in Ripley, deer crossings, and community life with many named residents and friends across Ohio and Indiana.

Hammond Floyd Cohagen Floyd Logan Springfield Springfield Metallic Casket Co Cohagen Betty Rochester) Evans Dot Myers Wilbur Fritz Ambrose Sullivan Indiana Retha Poling William Sauer, Sr Walter Leonard Karolyn Ohio River Portsmouth West Union Ripley Ohio

Sewing Club Meets With Miss Blake

Sewing Club members gathered at Miss Mildred Blake residence on Tuesday evening for needlework. Attendees included Mrs. Flavius Appleman Lancaster, Mrs. Eugene Miller, Mrs. Lawrence Vancuren, Miss Thelma Swick, Miss Irene Campbell, Miss Evelyn Campbell, and the host. The group was joined later by Flavius Appleman Eugene Miller Lawrence Vancuren Harrison Litherland and Arthur Stevens for a wiener roast. On Tuesday June 14 Mrs. Vancuren will host the club.

D.a. G. Sewing Club Mildred’ Blake Flavius Appleman Lancaster Eugene Miller Lawrence Varhusen Thelma Swick Irene Campbell Evelyn Campbell Lawrence Vancuren Harrison Litherland Arthur Stevens

Nora's Past Chief Club Holds Meeting and Plans

Nora's Past Chief Club met yesterday afternoon at the K of P Hall with twelve members present. Contests were won by Mrs. Nora Kreider and Mrs. Hattie Bright. Next meeting is June 30 at Mrs. Chas P. Mack's home on East Second street. Pythian Sisters joined for a six o'clock picnic dinner. District Convention is set for Wilkesville on June 21 with the Logan Temple degree staff assisting initiatory work.

Nora K. of P. Hall Nora Kreidér Hattie Bright Chas P. Mack East Second Street Wilkesville Logan Temple

Mrs. Joe Brooker Hosts East End Needle Club Social

Local women gather at Pottery street home for two contests with prizes to Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Fox. A picnic lunch follows with many attendees including Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Ellinger. Two weeks hence, Mrs. St Clair will host the club.

Joe Brooker East End Needle Club Pottery Street Chas. Bright Paul Fox John Weaver Amos Ellinger John St. Clair Russell Poling H. D. Walker Sam Bright St. Clair

Social Calendar for June Highlights Local Club Meetings

The Social Calendar lists Wednesday June 1 activities including Priscilla Club and several bridge and book clubs at various homes and churches, plus choir practice. June 2 features W M S of U B Church, Vera Blinn Society, Cheerio Club, Trinity Lutheran Guild, and more. A long weekend brings reports of conventions, weekend guests, and various family visits across Logan, with many communities sharing meals and social events.

Priscilla Club Fred Stracke Hubert D. Lappen G. D. Gribble Allen-Adams Ladies Aid of Zion U. B. Church George Lehman West Hunter Street Keith Schultz

Anniversary gatherings in Nelsonville and area

Mrs. Wheeler Dew and Mrs. Byron Wolfe Jr attended an anniversary celebration in Nelsonville yesterday. Dew visited Mrs. Stanley Dew. Wolfe stayed with Mrs. Wallace Glenn. Paul Pavlik of Racine Wisconsin and wife visited Logan's Mrs. Ethel Norton and Nelsonville family relatives. D Melvin Heft attended Bremen Memorial Day picnic at Olive Branch Church with Heft sisters and brother. Lloyd Boggs of Westerville and family hosted by Rev Amos Heyde in weekend visit. Frank Walters with Mary Beattie and others from Columbus and New Straitsville attended dinner guests.

Caroline Lipp Pittsburgh Logan Amos L. Heyde Robert Pavlik Guy Conner Enterprise Lester Conner Racine Wisconsin George Pavlik Dickie Lee Paul Pavlik Charles Wolteshek Kenneth John Conner Lowell Lester Pavlik J. B. Conner Frank Walters Mary Jean Martha John Walters Murray City Ralph Walters Bob Arndt Akron C. W. Bracken Columbus Charles Walters Carolyn Sue Athens Chas. P. Mock Bert Humphrey Mock George Humphrey Clayton Bull Betty Richard George Jergensmier Rock House Wheeler Dew Byron Wolfe, Jr Nelsonville Dew Stanley Dew Wolfe Wallace Glenn Ethel Norton Earnest Skiver Pavlik Norton Skiver D. Melvin Heft Bremen Memorial Day Olive Branch Church Mrs. Heft Minnie and Faye Bope Ora Bope Lancaster Lloyd Boggs Westerville Mary Beattie Alex Beattie Nelle Christine Beattie New Straitsville

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