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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
6
The Vera Blinn Society will meet at Mrs. N. M. Lle on Third Street Thursday June 13 at 7 30 led by Mrs. Carl Price. A date change is noted from June 6 to June 13.
The notice lists meetings for June 5 and 6 across several groups. Mary Crawford, Dorothy Schaal, Evan Krinn, Wilma Martin, Ed Hockman, Adolph Gompf, G Rochester, and others host gatherings at homes and church social rooms with times from 1:30 to 8:00 p.m. Various clubs include Sewing, Jabberwocks, Women’s Missionary Society, Trinity Ladies Guild, Presbyterian Guild, and Bridge groups.
Mrs. Orla Miller and Mrs. David Grove conducted the installation of new officers at the Psi Chapter meeting in the sorority rooms at 7 30 Monday night Garnet Sheets led the pledge service for Evelyn Courter and presided at the business meeting Miss Jane Walsh reactivated and two initiation services for Vera Broshares and Evelyn Stewart are planned in two weeks Dorothy Schaal and Mrs Miller hosted a plate luncheon Prizes for bingo were awarded to Mrs David Grove and Miss Jane Walsh East Main Street gathering featured two bridge tables Miss Kate McBride entertained G T Bridge Club Lewis Jones Ranger at Ash Cave visited Logan for a brief business trip weekend visits included Melrose Harbaugh, Mrs Will White to Dr and Mrs C E Reelhorn of Pataskala.
Fred Miller president of H. C. Godman Co. cites unanimous board support from the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association for maintaining current wage, hour, and child labor standards. He notes industry recovery confidence and voluntary self regulation without price fixing, urging uniform application across plants nationwide. Heads of major firms advised factories to post notices agreeing with the resolution and unchanged labor constraints.
Mrs Will Bowen entertained at her South Market Street home with a delicate green and orchid color scheme. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Dague and daughter Elizabeth Ann of Columbus, Mrs W W McCollister of Columbus and her granddaughter Rosamond Hodgson of Steubenville.
The Junior Tourist Club held a Monday evening outing at Rockview with a picnic for members and guests. Attendance included Mrs. Allen Cole and others, plus regular members, followed by a social time at the shelter house. Also noted are Dumb Dora Club bridge games hosted by Mrs. E. O. Pettit with guest players, and visitors from Kansas and Toledo visiting Logan residents.
Miss Jane Ambrose returns Sunday from Detroit with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Ambrose Miss Mary Blausius and Mr John Blasius visiting Detroit with Mrs Terry Bannan for a few days Miss Ambrose a Detroit teacher on summer vacation stays at home.
Mrs. John Wallace visited in Logan with her daughter and Roger Friend. Mrs. Burt Engle from Columbus stayed in Logan to see sisters Mrs. T. S. Houston and Mrs. Ed Wellman, and brothers Charles Fox and James Fox. Carl Loomis of Union Furnace was in Logan on business, and Andy Wilson of Nelsonville made a brief trip.
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