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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1949

Page

5

Officers Named At Ladies Day at Hocking Hills Country Club

Ladies Day at the Hocking Hills Country Club Tuesday featured golf and a dinner followed by an organization meeting. Officers elected include chairman Mrs. Wilbur Lanning treasurer Mrs. Elta Harbaugh and secretary Miss Sally Jimes. Committees named and members listed with plans to host tournaments and welcome new memberships.

Hocking Hills Country Club Wilbur Lanning Elta Harbaugh Sally Jimes Lanning Henry Dague W. C. Roberts B. G. Gypenmen W. D. Moore Ancis Myers John Hammon Jesse Frasure Lewis Graham Newell Grooms Belford Harbarger Charles Huffman Lewis Riggs Idonna Russell Walter Laving Joe Case Mary Louise Bowen Elsie Martin Sally “Pimes Eleanor Lee

Guests Entertained At Schwenke Home

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Ray Schwenke and their two children returned to Quantico Virginia after visiting the Schwenke parents on West Main Street Col. Schwenke is stationed with the U S Marine Corps Also guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cole and three children from Dayton and Mrs. Clyde Dupler and three children from Cambridge Mrs Bert Wolfe Mrs Mary Ronk and Jed of Mt Vernon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Herbert Marshall on East Front Street.

Ray Schwenke Quantico George Schwenke West Main Street Schwenke U. S. Marine Corps Paul Cole Dayton Clyde Dupler Cambridge Bert Wolfe Mary Ronk Jed Mt. Vernon Herbert Marshall East Front Street

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events In June

Community groups list meetings and programs for June including Miller Chapel Grange Children’s Day refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sheline. Chapter 997 Women of the Moose election of officers at the lodge hall. St Matthew Lutheran Church Brotherhood at Izaak Walton League clubhouse Family night. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild at parish hall. WSWS of Rockbridge EUB at Mrs. Carl Stuart’s home. Marion Grange conferring degrees potluck. Chapel Family Night Movies and wiener roast. Chapel Ladies Aid at Mrs. Samsto Tucker’s home. Union Furnace Band Boosters special program potluck. Presbyterian Guild at Mrs. Charles Yontz’s home. WCTU meeting at Presbyterian Church. Adult Education Club hay ride and wiener roast at East School. Marion PTA ice cream social at the school. Mate class decorating for Children’s Day at church Saturday June 4 at 1 PM. WRC regular meeting at Pocahontas Hall 7:30 with surprise program. Methodist Church picnic at Rock House 2 PM with potluck and officer election. Harrington Class at Miss Jessie McManigal’s 327 North Spring St 7:30. Mary Martha Circle at Mrs Myron Stoltz Third Street 7:45 led by Mrs Harriet Dollmatsch.

Local families gather for Decoration Day visits

Mrs. Gladys Lanning of Toledo along with Mr. and Mrs. Don Lanning and daughter Linda Sue of Columbus spent Decoration Day with Mr. and Mrs. James Bebout. Jettie Barrows of Nelsonville joined Don W. Spencer hosts Monday evening. Martha Sue Cruise of Athens was weekend guest of grandparents Harry W. Shaw and wife.

Gladys Lanning Toledo Don Lanning Linda Sue Columbus James Bebout Jettie Barrows Nelsonville Don W. Spencer Martha Sue Cruise Athens Harry W. Shaw Joe Wright James Scoles Michael and Phillip Walter Blosser

Grange Observes Rural Life Sunday at Gibisonville

Thirty five Laurel Valley Grange members traveled to the United Church in Gibisonville to observe Rural Life Sunday. The program included a theme by Master Vernie Stahr, flag ceremony led by Fred Weaver and Homer Morris, songs led by Jean Flowers and others, a Harvest March by ten children with flower baskets, candlelight service, regalia by officers, and Rev. Disbennet delivering the message.

Laurel Valley Grange Gibisonville Vernie Stahr America Jean Flowers Fred Weaver Homer Morris Viola Coakley Disbennet Home Sweet Home Dora Wilson Vincel Williams Grange Rev. Disbennet

Relatives Gather At Sunday Dinner

Miss Marie Shutts of Cincinnati stayed as the Saturday night and Sunday guest of Mrs. Peter Juntunen at the home of Mrs. Arthur Dollmatsch. Sunday meals were hosted by Mrs. Dollmatsch and Mrs. Juntunen for several relatives including the Klees and Massar families from Pomeroy, John T. McLain of Lancaster, and Wilbur Oeffler of Union Furnace. Juntunen plans to return to Herman, Michigan, after a three week visit. Harry E. Shaw and daughter Linda Lou visited Friday through Sunday with the Shaws on Hill Street and attended the alumni reunion and dance.

Marie Shutts Cincinnati Peter Juntunen Arthur Dollmatsch Dollmatsch Juntunen Norman Klees Mary Massar Pomeroy John T. McLain Lancaster Wilbur Oeffler Union Furnace Harry E. Shaw Linda Lou Harry W. Shaw Hill Street

Presbyterian Ministers Meet At Church Farm

Memorial Day gathering at the Presbyterian farm Union Furnace featured informal planning for a youth camp. Activities included boating swimming fishing and hiking followed by a basket dinner with ministers and families from Athens Nelsonville Logan Lancaster Williamstown Grass Lake Jackson Columbus and New York City mentioned among attendees.

Union Furnace Fred Luchs Michael Mark and Louis Athens J. Lloyd Evans Willis Wolfe H. G. Coakley Nelsonville Hilton Petry Duane Bill John Findlay McConnellville Henry L. Carr David Logan E. B. Townsend Richard Townsend Williamstown W. Va Robert Bowman Ronnie Judy Roberta Lancaster Barbara Griffith Union Theological Seminary New York City

Logan Relatives Visit at Milan Ohio

Logan families visited Milan Ohio over the weekend staying with Lon Woolever and family. Attended bac calaureate services for Milan High School Class of 30 led by Miss Annabelle Woolever. Mrs Bailey and daughter remained for commencement. Woolevers hosted extended relatives from Lancaster Rockbridge and Logan.

Frank Moore Shirley Bailey Lancaster Lawrence Bailey Linda Sue Rockbridge Clyde Nelson Walter Nelson William Nelson Chester Hicks, Jr Logan Lon Woolever Milan Annabelle Woolever Milan High School Woolever Bailey Miss Woolever Milan High Logan Central Grade School

Birthdays Today Honor Noted English and American Figures

List of birthday greetings for John Masefield and other notables including Margaret Matzenbaum Werner Janssen Frank Morgan John Van Draten and Joan Caulfield. Also mentions recipients and addresses with belated date note and a life guidance message for a child born today.

John Masefield England Margaret Matzenbaum Werner Janssen Frank Morgan John van Draten Joan Caulfield

Nancy Maze Heads to Three Month Vacation in Cleveland

Nancy Maze will depart Saturday for a three month vacation with relatives in Cleveland.

Nancy Maze Cleveland

Squaw Club Social Notes and Local Gatherings

The Squaw Club enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mrs. Newton Kitchen's home with members listed and prizes awarded to Mrs. Emma Lanning Mrs. Sam Wells and Mrs. John Conkle while guest prize went to Mrs. Snyder Refreshments followed. Morgan Chapel Ladies Aid schedules a June 2 meeting at 1 30 PM at Mrs Charles Tucker with a Father theme and Acts chapter ten scripture. Naomi Meese visited sister Shell Hardgrove over Memorial Day.

Squaw Club Newton Kitchen John Liff Sam Wells Noel Dyer Charles Mohler John Conkle Emma Lanning Ray Garverick Pearl Watkins Claude Sheets Charles Schorr Florence Pierson Gertrude Waldron Kitchen Lloyd Hinerman Helen Manter Kirby Snyder Lena Glass Carla Garverick Roberta Sheets Jimmy Sheets Snyder Morgan Chapel Ladies Aid Charles Tucker Naomi Meese Shell Hardgrove

Mansfield Woman Reportedly Loses 50 Pounds with Rennel

Mrs. D. A. Hart of Mansfield Ohio credits Rennel with a 50 pound loss and renewed energy. She says the simple home remedy requires pouring Rennel into a pint bottle and adding grapefruit juice taking two tablespoons twice daily with a money back guarantee.

D. A. Hart S. Main St Mansfield Ohio Rennel Peps

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Lutz Frank Coaky Samuel Canan Ben Lutz Russell Goldsberry Floyd Coakley Darla Coakley Freda Price Freddie Harden Cremean Logan Route 4 Kenneth H.ith Duncan Alls WSWS C. B. Burns Alice Kuhn Gloria Colthar Berdena Shupe Oleta Koch Margaret Rose Fauble Kathryn Fauble Helen Beougher Quartette Advent Christian Church Blanche Primmer Louella Smith Stacy Beougher Marguerite McGrady Mary Alice Arba Shahan Old Virginia Rev R. M. Bezanson Don Smith W. P. Koch Charles Mathias Jesse McGrady, Jr Malcolm Shupe Life Shantie Miller Chapel Grange Jesse Sheline Women of the Moose Brotherhood of St. Matthew Lutheran Church Izaak Walton League Ladies Guild Trinity Lutheran Church Carl Stuart Marion Grange Grange Hall Re Chapel Wiener Samsto Tucker Presbyterian Guild Charles Yontz Mound Street Women’s Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian Church East School Marion Pta Methodist Church WRC Pocahontas Hall Rock House Harrington Jessie McManigal North Spring Street Mary Martha Eub Church Myron Stoltz Third Street Harriet Dollmatsch Chidester W. Hunter St All Children’s Presbyterian Church Farm Russell Freeman Ferndale Michigan Jeannette Elaine Smith Ralph Smith Connie Wells L. J. Rier M. M. Palmer E J. Adams Grandaughter Grass Lake Cora Burd Jackson C. R. Angle Willis Fraley Huntington, W. Va James Stewart Elaine Potts Hamilton David Lloyd Foster M. Sims Olive B. Neibling West Second Street Rudy Rempel, Jr Furnace St Jay Cole Russell Blum Third St James W. Goodlive New Straitsville Samuel E. Fritz Gallagher Ave Roy M Mary Wetzler Joan Smith Bowen St Belated Mrs. Kitchen Mansfield Lady Henry J. Taylor ABC Network BUICK Ares Pilus Fisher Logan Buick Sales & Service Co E. Hunter St Logan, Ohio
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