Blair Aurand Blair Wedding Read at Nazarene Church
Rev Miller presided over the May 28 ceremony as Betty Aurand wed Earl Blair in Logan. Attendants included Helen Stiverson as matron of honor and Pearl Blair as best man. A family dinner followed on May 30 at the bride’s parents home with many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
i-Miller
Church of the Nazarene
Betty Aurand
Earl Blair
Earnest Aurand
Logan
James Blair
Helen Stiverson
Sugar Grove
Pearl Blair
Elmer Stiverson
Miller
Lawrence Blair
Carl Gorby
Frank Lanning
Marie Johnson
Harold Johnson
Kenneth Iles
Paul
James
George Aurand
Eugene Blair
Carolyn Stiverson
Janice
Ronnie Gorby
Mrs. Blair
Logan Route 3
Drill Team Meets At Emerson Home
The Queen Esther Drill Team gathered May 26 at Mrs. Robert Emerson's home in South Logan for a brief business session led by president Mrs. Merritt Wonn Jr. Hostesses Mrs. H H Shriner and Mrs. Harry Willige organized games and decorations as birthday celebrants were honored with gifts and a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emerson
South Logan
H. H. Shriner
Harry Willige
Merritt Wonn, Jr
Edgar Hillyer
John Hursacker
Harry Hammon
Oliver Blake
Otto Iles
Wayne Timberlake
Clarence Thompson
Starling Cohagen
George Gribble
Wonn
Joe Phillips
Charles Lehman
Oakley Hysell
Vera Swartz
Joshua Matheny
Hammon
Iles
Keith Schultz
James Rees
Lyle Schultz
Wiley Thurness
Meeting of Ewing Grange features guest speaker
Ewing Grange held its regular meeting Friday evening with Harold Ruggles, county extension agent, as guest speaker. Ralph Mosure, master, led a brief business session. A health bread contest was announced for June 11, and the program included group singing, readings, harmonica music, and a safety exercise followed by a pot luck lunch. Visitors included Miss Frances Funk of Columbus and the families Mee and Mree Rochester of Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ruggles
Ewing Grange
Ralph Mosure
William Schorr
Frank Masure
Marilyn and
Clark Davis
Birthdays Today Celebrate John Van Druten Masefield Janssen
Birthday greetings note John Van Druten England's poet laureate John Masefield and conductor Warner Janssen. A quirky forecast warns of near changes and higher expenses while advising caution in money matters and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Druten
England
John Masefield
Warner Janssen
June 1 Historical World War II Events and Birthdays
On June 1 1942 about 1250 RAF aircraft attacked Cologne Germany in WWII. On June 1 1941 Crete fell to German forces. Jacques Marquette birthday anniversary noted as a French Jesuit missionary and explorer of the Mississippi. Kentucky joined the Union in 1792 and Tennessee in 1796 on this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
Crete
Jacques Marquette
Mississippi River
Kentucky
Tennessee
Weekend visitors at the Harry Taylor home
Mr and Mrs Walter Price of Columbus Mr and Mrs Harlen Septer of Lancaster and Mrs Harry Patterson of Marion were weekend guests of Mrs Harry Taylor and family at North Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Price
Columbus
Harlen Septer
Lancaster
Harry Patterson
Marion
Harry Taylor
North Walnut
Shaw Helber Tie The Knot In Newport Ky Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Loretta Shaw daughter of Mrs. John Shaw Logan Route 2 and Glendon D Helber son of Mr and Mrs A A Helber Logan Route 2. The ceremony was held recently in Newport Kentucky. Loretta Shaw graduates Logan High School class of 1948. Glendon Helber served three years in the army with two years in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Shaw
John Shaw
Logan
Glendon D. Helber
A. A. Helber
Newport
Logan High School
Couple Exchanges Vows in Kentucky Marriage in Greenup Kentucky for Marguerite Lucass and Charles Murphy
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Lucass and Charles Murphy was solemnized at the Methodist parsonage in Greenup Kentucky on Saturday May 29. The couple, formerly of Logan and now of Zanesville, stopped in Logan to visit the bride's grandmother Mrs H W Harden on their wedding trip along the Muskingum River route to their cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marguerite Lucass
Charles Murphy
Zanesville
Greenup
Muskingum River
H. W. Harden
East
Hunter Street
Four Square Class Conducts Meeting at Methodist Church
Members of the Four Square Class met Friday evening at the Methodist Church. They opened with group singing led by Mrs. Edward Myers, followed by devotions by Mrs. David Watkins on "Fishers of Men." Mrs. Frances Toole assisted, and winners in an entertainment contest for the social hour were Mrs. William Evans and Mrs. E. B. VanAtta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Square
Methodist Church
Edward Myers
David Watkins
Frances Toole
William Evans
E. B. VanAtta
Delmar Allen
Columbus
Wilda Haynes
Indianapolis
Ind
Newark and Logan society notes drift through weekend events
Mrs Earl Landis of Newark attended a meeting as a member while Mrs William Wetherill returning to Logan rejoined the class. A party lunch followed with hostesses Noel Dyer Stephenson Toole Schrader Robb. Also mentions travel of Mr and Mrs Dan Roberts Friesner Avenue to Fairlawn New Jersey to visit Arthur Lindley and family and visits by Mrs D E Carney and Mrs Mildred Leperd from Columbus to Cyrus Hansley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Landis
Newark
William Wetherill
Logan
Noel Dyer
O. O. Stephenson
Francis Toole
M. W Schrader
Jacob Robb
Dan Roberts
Friesner Avenue
Fairlawn
N. J
Arthur Lindley
D. E. Carney
Mildred Leperd
Columbus
Cyrus Hansley
Gallagher Avenue
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Raymond Hengst
Cleveland
George Hengst
North Walnut Street
Hengst
James Evans
Wilma Jean Mohler
Akron
Lawrence Mohler
Springfield
Charles Mohler
Shelvador
Logan, O
Florida
Emerson
Frances Funk
Mrs
J. A. Funk
R.S. Rochester
Lima
Mutual Stores
Rudy Rempel, Jr
Furnace Street
Jay Cole
Mary Wetzler
Russell Blum
Third Street
James W. Goodlive
New Straitsville
Sir Samuel E. Fritz
Bonnie Jones
Glendon Helber
Korea
Call
Kerwood Martin
Court Park
Bill
Chidester
Metal Shop
N. Spring St
Feather Beauty Shop
Carpenter
Ohio
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