Tuesday Book Club Meets at New Home
The Tuesday Book Club gathered Tuesday evening at the new home of Mrs. Phil Tschappat on West Front Street. A contribution to the cancer drive was approved during the business session. Mrs. Carlos Gaffin presented an excellent review of Chains by Paul I Wellman. Hostess served refreshments to four guests and many members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Tschappat
West Front Street
Chains
Paul I. Wellman
Carlos Gaffin
D. O. Davis
Ralph Adcock
Ward Chase
Richard Tschapt
Kerwoodartin
Marion Abell
Fred Hull
James Young
Gaffin
Clinton Webb
Bernard McLain
G. R. Robinson
Emerson Poston
John Pierce
Dallas Kinser
Winifred Engle
Bartelle Hamilton
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Robb in Lancaster
Mrs Edwin Hagan at 47 Furnace Street hosted a bridal shower for her niece Mrs Robert Robb formerly Arlene Bowman in Lancaster. Lois Hagan assisted as hostess. Guests included Jo Rowley Ruth Robb Wanda Robb Mona Jean Bowman and others. Gifts and games followed a social evening with refreshments and a gift ward presentation to the honored bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hagan
Furnace Street
Lois Hagan
Robert Robb
Arlene Bowman
Lancaster
A Robb
Jo Rowley
Ray Steward
Ruth Robb
Francis Robinette
Nelie Yates
Mary Nixon
the Fuller
Wanda Robb
Mona Jean Bowman
George Baum
Pauline Hartman
Betty Moriarity
Four Den Mothers Complete Cub Pack 452 Training
Four Logan women finished a Cub Pack 452 Den Mothers training course led by Ray Turner of the Hocking district. The graduates are Mrs. Ford Hack Mrs. Clarence Blosser Mrs. Dean Collison and Mrs. Arvin Kuhn. They will receive diplomas June 30 at Elks Hall during a Pack meeting sponsored by Logan Lodge 452 BPO Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ray Turner
Hocking
Ford Hack
Clarence Blosser
Dean Collison
Arvin Kuhn
Elks Hall
Logan Lodge 452
BPO Elks
Mrs Roger Moore Honored at Shower in Carbon Hill
Mrs Roger Moore was honored Thursday with a miscellaneous shower at her home in Carbon Hill hosted by Mrs David De vol. Guests included Mrs Roger Shute of Logan Mrs Gene Coe of Nelsonville Mrs Ronald Morgan of Haydenville Mrs Ray Chute of Gore Miss Dorothy Spence Miss Pat Rutherford and Miss Arlene Horn of Carbon Hill. Refreshments followed the informal gifting session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Moore
David Devol
Carbon Hill
Moore
Roger Shute
Logan
Gene Coe
Nelsonville
Ronald Morgan
Haydenville
Ray Chute
Gore
Dorothy Spence
Pat Rutherford
Arlene Horn
Social Calendar Highlights Diverse Community Meetings
On Thursday June 2 multiple groups meet at various venues including Women of the Moose at 8 P M, Brotherhood of St Matthew Lutheran Church at 6 30 P M, Ladies Guild at 7 30 P M, Marion Grange at 8 P M, and Union Furnace Band Boosters at 8 P M. Also listed are Presbyterian Guild, Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Adult Education Club hay ride, Marion PTA ice cream social, Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge birthday dinner, Teammates Class activities, Pocahontas Degree and Lodge, reconstruction flag practice, and St Mary’s Auxiliary games and lunch with officers elected where noted.
Birthday Dinner Honors Billy Lee Kister at Home
Mr and Mrs Orville Kister of 636 East Front Street entertained at their home Sunday with a special dinner for their son Billy Lee on his sixteenth birthday. Miss Mary Hummel and the hosts were seated with the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Kister
East Front Street
Billy Lee
Mary Hummel
Harry J. Taylor Weds Willie L. Smith at Eglin Air Base
At the Post Chapel in Eglin Air Base Florida on April 16 S/Sgt Harry J. Taylor son of Mrs Myrtle Taylor of Logan wed Willie L. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Lee of Eufaula Alabama Chaplain Wilds S DuBose Jr officiated A program featured organ music and songs by Mrs Nelson and Mrs Weeks The couple left for a motor trip to south Florida following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eglin Air Base
Florida
Willie L. Smith
C. D. Lee
Eufaula
Alabama
Harry J. Taylor
Myrtle Taylor
Logan
Wilds S. DuBose Jr
Nelson
Eglin Field
Weeks
Eglin
James B. McCary
Cloyd C. Stockwell
Herbert P. Ottmann
aJjl
Venice
Community Night at Webb's Chapel Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship members and families gathered for a Community Night at Webb's Chapel Methodist Church with Rev. W. L. Fuller as worship leader under the theme Come Over and Help Us. Special music by Letha Smith preceded a schoolhouse social hour and refreshments, with numerous attendees and returning visitors from Fenton Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb’s Chapel Methodist Church
W. L. Fuller
Letha Smith
Fuller
Herbert Glick
Sherman. Dicken and Warren
Orlie Redd
Henry
Thelma Howdyshell
Janice
Betty
Wayne
Stanley Coakley
John Terrell
William Redd
Charlotte Redd
Carl Buttrick
Clinton St. Clair
Frank St. Clair
Edward St. Clair
John Lemon
Carl Smith
Arthur Smith
Letha
Gerald Culbertson
Kenny Michel
Dale Hedges
St Johns Society Tuesday Meeting at Stiverson Home
The Ladies Society of St Johns Lutheran Church met Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Elwood Stiverson. President Mrs Stiverson led a prayer and singing. Program leader Mrs Paul Warner spoke on A Highway for Our God followed by a discussion. June 28 was announced for the next meeting at Mrs Sam Gordons. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests including the Blum, Gordon, Stiverson, and Neff families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elwood Stiverson
Sam Gordon
Stiverson
Howard Meyers
John Stiverson
William Delong
Ralph Stiverson
Sam Blum
Jessie Daubenmier
Oscar Blum
Warner
Diane
Robert
Paul Frederick
Dorothy Cox
Sandra
Jimmy
Johnny Stiverson
Rebecca
Carol Stiverson
Birthdays Today: Hayes Evans Goddard Hillyer
Birthdays include tenor Roland Hayes Shakespearean actor Maurice Evans motion picture actress Paulette Goddard and poet Robert S. Hillyer. Also noted are Earl and Merle Bell twins and Ross Adcock on East Hunter Street Betty Jane Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hayes
Maurice Evans
Paulette Goddard
Robert S. Hillyer
Earl and
Merle Bell
Ross R. Adcock
East Hunter Street
Henry Glass
Zanesville Avenue
Betty Jane Meadows
Mrs. Myrtle Beavers Birthday Celebration Noted
A surprise party honored Mrs. Myrtle Beavers on Sunday May 29 at her Stump Run home. Family and friends from Laurelville Rockbridge Lancaster Enterprise Akron Gibisonville Lithopolis Columbus and Philo attended and gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beavers
Omen Beavers
Marion
Martin
Laurelville
Delmar Later
Earl
Rockbridge
Ora E, Beavers
Harold
Edith Vonda
Frederick
Dorothy
Shirley
Alva
Lancaster
Homer Beavers
Charles Beavers
Lloyd Beavers
Delbert
Ralph Cannon
Logan
Ralph Hacker
Arnett A. Griffith
Eddie
Janet
Enterprise
Frank Bell
Larry
Sharon Kay
Harrison Creighton
Marion Milliser
Lew Beavers
Olaf Beavers
Akron
Clarence Steiner
Indiana
Mid Gibison
Gibisonville
Bruce Steel
Lithopolis
Teammates Class Methodist Church Picnic at Rock House
Correction notes a Teammates Class picnic for church members and families at the Rock House on Sunday June 5. Members will gather for a 2 P.M. meeting at the church, with a potluck supper and officer elections to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rock House
Daily News
Connor and Lane Wed in Dayton Chapel Ceremony
John A. Connor and Eloise Lane were married at three thirty in the afternoon in the Veterans Home chapel at Dayton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane of Ironton and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Connor of Logan. A reception followed at Mrs. Eleanor Bodecker’s home before a wedding trip to the Smokies and a Dayton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Connor
Eloise Lane
Dayton
Charles Lane
Ironton
John Anthony Connor
John Connor
North Street
Logan
Veterans Home
Eleanor Bodecker
Smokies
Connor
Wright Field
Daubenmire Hill to Wed in Grace Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Bette Daubenmire and James R. Hill plan a June 17 wedding at Grace Lutheran Church Colfax officiated by Rev. Philip A. Rohrbacher. Attendants are Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson of Lancaster. Daubenmire is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Daubenmire. Hill is son of Mrs Lacey Hill and former Navy, now with Cussins and Fearn Company. The couple will be wed at seven thirty in the evening. Ben Hansley and wife left for Florida to attend their daughter’s graduation and visit relatives in Georgia. two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Daubenmire
James R. Hill
Philip A. Rohrbacher
Sugar Grove
Grace Lutheran Church
Colfax
Walter Wilson
Lancaster
Miss Daubenmire
Wesley Daubenmire
Alten’s Foundry
Hill
Lacey Hill
Navy
Cussins and Fearn Company
Ben Hansley
Panama City
Florida
Storing and Serving Fresh Green and Wax Beans
Advice on refrigerating green snap beans and yellow wax beans in a covered container if not cooked immediately. Notes they are delicious when cooked with herb butter and taste good with sauteed onion and sour cream.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Hagans
Tampax
Pier P
the Moose
Brotherhood of St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Izaak Walton League
Ladies Guild
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marion Grange
Grange Hall
Union Furnace
Presbyterian Guild
Charles Yontz
Mound Street
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
East School
Marion Pta
Vashti Rebekah
WRC
Pocahontas Hall
Harrington
Jessie McManigal
North Spring Street
Logan Garden Club
William Loomis
Mary Martha
Eub Church
Myron Stoltz
Third Street
Harriet Dollmatsch
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Ular
Air Force Base
Charles Auker
Billie
Pat
Michael
Fenton, Michigan
Sarah Miller
Hubert Daugherty
Tom Smith
Helen McDermitt
Kenneth
Margaret Ann
Margaret McDermitt
St. John’s Society
Merl McCune
Harry Neff
Clyde Neff
Charles
Mt. Sterling
David Grove
David
Susan
James Thomas
Columbus
Harry L. Thomas
West
Hunter Street
West India Company
Jefferson Davis
Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Great Britain
Clement Attlee
India
Charles Green
Gallagher Avenue
William Wilkison
Marietta
William Green
Philo
Harold Ramsey
Della Wilkison
Green
Hugh Little
Watch Maker
Little
Crosley
Shelvader
W. Main St
Arthur Stevens
C. C. Chute
Indianapolis
Frank Hood
Springfield
Tommy _ Thornton
Sylvia Jane Eichel
Cleveland
Emil Eichel
James Hill
Kiddies
Slackoff’se
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