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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

5

Miss Carla Garverick Weds Carl Dicken in Logan

Miss Carla Lee Garverick and Carl Dicken married Sunday in the First United Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert W. MecQuilkin officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garverick, wore ice blue organza with a Watteau train. After the ceremony, a reception followed at Westminster House and the couple planned a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach, S C. They will reside at 53 West Main Street in Logan.

Carla Lee Garverick Carl Dicken First United Presbyterian Church Robert W. MecQuilkin Ray Garverick W. Front St Marvin Dicken N. Orchard St Thomas L. Brandt Quinnette Dicken Westminster House William Graham Kenneth Price Peggy Keller Lena Nutter Kendra Ray Price Myrtle Beach S. C Logan Main St

Memorial Day visits and a White House tour noted

Mr and Mrs Charles Gambrel and daughter Bonnie Jean hosted guests from Charleston West Virginia including T W Long and family. They spent Memorial Day at Buckeye Lake with a steak cookout. James Holly of Gallipolis and Buddy Inboden returned from a Washington DC trip visiting memorial services at John F Kennedy’s grave and the White House. Plus kitchen cleaning tips and a garlic marinade suggestion.

Charles Gambrel Bonnie Jean W. Second St T. W. Long Charleston W. Va Buckeye Lake Gambrels James Holly Gallipolis Buddy Inboden Jack Acker W. Main St Washington, D. C John S. Kennedy White House

Social Calendar Offers Wide Community Activities

Thursday events list meetings and programs across several groups. Woman's Relief Corps and Loganee Club host sessions at Pocahontas hall and Ohio Power. Pleasant Hill UB Ladies Aid, Marion Grange, Berea Class, and WCTU gather with lectures, slides, and potlucks. Bake sales, installations, and talent shows include Green Snaps 4-H, Rainbow School support, and Order of Rainbow events. Community members invited to attend and participate.

Woman's Relief Corps Pocahontas Hall

Nancy McClelland Engaged to Harold Sinnott

Mr and Mrs Edward Mc Clelland announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Harold Sinnott son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sinnott of Union Furnace Miss McClelland a 1963 Logan High School graduate Sinnott a 1960 Starr Washington High School graduate will soon be stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky with the Ohio National Guard The wedding is set for March 6.

Logan High School Nationwide Beauty Academy Columbus Cut & Curl Ohio State Barber College Dicken Galion Shelby Crestline Canton Lancaster Bucyrus Edward McClelland East St Nancy Harold Sinnott Joseph Sinnott Union Furnace Miss McClelland Sinnott Starr - Washington High School Fort Knox Ohio National Guards

Circle I of St. Matthew Lutheran Meets at Church Unit

Mrs. Harley Meyer hosted the Circle I meeting at the church educational unit. Ten members and two guests attended as Mrs. Ted Dupler led a Bible study on Acts 10 12.

Harley Meyer Circle I St. Matthew Lutheran Church Church Educational Unit Willard Drefke Forest Glenn Ted Dupler Bernard McLain

Mrs. M. S. Brown Attends Seminary Graduation of Son

Mrs. Millard S. Brown of 742 E Second St. returns from Dayton where her son Rev John Brown received a bachelor of divinity from United Theological Seminary. Other family members and in laws joined the journey, with a visit continuing toward Portsmouth for Bob Pinnell’s high school graduation.

Millard S. Brown E. Second St United Theological Seminary Dayton John Brown Brown Bainbridge, O Clyde Pinnell Bob Portsmouth Bill Brown Joyce Millard Napoleon L. B. Mignerey Westerville Fred Walter Kokomo Ind Millard Brown Walter Bob Pinnell Portsmouth High School Logan

Birthday Party Honors Two At New Straitsville

Approximately 40 persons attended a birthday party for Mrs. Billie J. Snyder and William Byrd Tuesday night at Snyder's Tavern New Straitsville. Friends provided a buffet meal and more than a dozen selections were offered with a Hootenanny theme and costumes such as wigs and straw hats.

Billie J. Snyder William Byrd Snyder’s Tavern New Straitsville

Twig V party aids Hocking Valley Hospital

Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary hosted a dessert bridge at Hocking Hills Country Club for nine women. Proceeds fund equipment for the new county hospital. Refreshments served by local women. Haney's House of Fashion modeled spring and summer wear. door prizes donated by local businesses and sold to attendees.

Twig V Hocking Valley Hospital Hocking Hills Country Club New County Hospital William Keynes Robert Emerson William Baird Richard Meyer Paul Hankison David Bell Walter Huffman Jr Haney House of Fashion Gompf Haney’s Harry Bell Twig Nvift Edmund Lange Robert McQuilkin Frank Peycke John Cottrill Paul Stivison

DAR Supper Meeting Planned For June 12

Last Governor Worthington Chapter DAR will hold a summer home supper at Mrs. C. E. Allen Rt. 93S Friday June 12. A covered dish supper precedes a short meeting and installation of officers. Members urged to convene at 5 30.

Worthington Dar C. E. Allen

Birthday Greetings for Local Residents Listed

Special birthday salutations to Mrs. John A. Smith also known as Bertha Mc Cray age 95 of 286 N Market St Lisa Kay Hoskins age 9 of 949 Mohican Ave Harry Heinlein age 204 W Main Francis Gardner Columbus Allen Kuhn age 15 Bill Burgess age 1267 Fourth St Mrs Ralph Anna Masure Logan Rt 3 Wilbert Walton Newark noting celebrants from surrounding communities

John A. Smith Bertha McCray N. Market St Lisa Kay Hoskins Mohican Ave Harry Heinlein W. Main St Francis Gardner Columbus Allen Kuhn Bill Burgess Fourth St Ralph Anna) Masure Logan Wilbert Walton Newark

Twig II Plans July Hospital Auxiliary Picnic

Twig II sets the July picnic supper for Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary at Mrs. Jack Tschappat home Glenview Heights with committees named for program table hostess cashier and a gift shop demonstration following the business session.

Hocking Valley Twig II Jack Tschappat Glenview Heights James Irvine Frank McBroom Jacob Hahn Robert Sayers Robert Smith Ed Lattimer Gene Campbell Earl O'Brian James West Lattimer Hahn

Mohlers Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary

Sixty years ago on June 4 1904 Charles M Mohler and his wife were married at the Mohler home by Rev A B Weatherby. A Sunday dinner at Brandt’s Restaurant marked the anniversary with flowers and a large red gold inscribed cake. The couple have three sons two daughters nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Attending were Lawrence Mohler Springfield Carl Mohler Logan Robert Mohler family Lancas ter Ben Sweazy Madeline Mohler family James T Evans Wilma Jean Mohler family Akron.

Charles M. Mohler W. Hunter Sr Lawrence Mohler Springfield Carl Mohler Logan Robert Mohler Mansfield Ben Sweazy Madeline Mohler Lancaster James T. Evans Wilma Jean Mohler Akron

Family guests gathered from several towns for weekend visit

Mr and Mrs Ross Steele and children Jim and Jeanne hosted last Saturday evening with guests Mrs Steele's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred Choate of Oneida Tenn her brother and family Mr and Mrs Cleon Brown and son Mark of Flint Mich Mr and Mrs Wendell Brown and son Chuckie of Wilkesville and Mr and Mrs Paul Brown and daughters Martha Rhea and Marvalea of Ewington.

Ross Steele Jim Jeanne Logan Rt. 1 Steele Fred Choate Oneida Tenn Cleon Brown Mark Flint, Mich Wendell Brown Chuckie Wilkesville Paul Brown Martha Rhea Marvalea Ewington

Ackers Host Memorial Day Guests in Suburban Gathering

Dr and Mrs C F Ackers entertained relatives and friends over Memorial Day at 75 FE Hunter Street including Rev and Mrs Warren H Bright Mr and Mrs Samuel A Bright and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard Barlow and three children Susie Ann and Sally Columbus Summer Bright Hudson Wis a nephew of Mrs Ackers and Mrs Carl F O Neal June Bright Arlington Va A cookout was held at Kenneth Brights home Friday and a picnic at Rachelmacher Park Saturday with guests Carlton Bright Mrs Lewis Graham Stephen Bright and Karen Morley from Columbus joining at the park

C. F. Ackers FE. Hunter St Warren H. Bright Samuel A. Bright Richard Barlow Susie Ann Sally Columbus Summer Bright Hudson, Wis Ackers Carl F. O'Neal June Bright Arlington, Va Kenneth Bright Rachelmacher Park Carlton Bright Lewis Graham Stephen Bright Karen Morley

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Mike Mercer Mr. Dicken Calvin Price Mrs. Garverick RCA Victor Tennyson RCA Victor Aero Melodee Mart West Main St Loganee An Club Ohio Power Pleasant Hill Violet Martin Marion Grange Berea Union Furnace Presbyterian Church Bob Redd Holy Land Women of the Moose Mystery Sisters Masonic Temple Vashti Rebekah WCTU Fred Keller Helping Hands 4-H Club Dollar King Rainbow School Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council Robert Thrush Green Snaps John Coakley Order of Rainbow Emblem Club Elks Lodge Rooms Antioch Grange Ewing Grange Wallace Beck Grace Shirley Efub Church Clarence Schempp James Rees Green Valley Farm Bureau Council Joe Hutchins Neal Dillon Hannah Circle Methodist Arthur Prey Nancy McClelland Lutheran Church Glenn Lutheran Welfare League M. S. Brown Hansel Bros. Dry Cleaners West Hunter St Twig V Party Happy Hocking Poultry Ra J Pony W. Hunter Norwich Remington OUR Chas. Mohlers Dr., Mrs. Ackers Little’s Jewelry E. Main St. Ph Fairfield Knits Bermudas Jamaicas
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