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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

5

Miss Betty Funk Honored At Pre Nuptial Showers

Miss Betty Funk to wed Rudolph Rempel on June 6 at Trinity Lutheran Church. She hosted two pre nuptial showers and received gifts at the Hutchison home with friends and relatives attending. An EUB Church shower in Union Furnace featured music, gifts, and a three tier pink wedding cake as part of the celebration.

Betty Funk Rudolph W. Rempel Miss Funk Walter Rohrer Sugar Grove Mr. Rempel Trinity Lutheran Church

Pleasant Hill and area social calendar events June fifth

The social calendar lists numerous meetings and activities across Pleasant Hill including EUB Ladies Aid at Mrs. Mundy residence 7 30 p m 14th Acts read election of officers Logan rr Club at Ohio Power Co auditorium 7 45 p m mother daughter meeting at EUB Church 6 30 p m potluck supper Webb s Chapel WSCS at Mrs Orlie Redd 7 30 p m co host Mrs Ransom Casto Miss Patty Hansley at Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild 7 30 p m bake sale Luckoffs 9 a m by VFW Auxiliary No 6430 Practical Nurses Association dinner 6 p m Athens State Hospital therapy building Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m Marion Grange 8 p m and more including dances picnics and reunions across local granges sororities and churches.

Pleasant Hill EUB Gerald Mundy

Harrington Class Meeting At Westminster House

The June Harrington Class gathering met at Westminster House with Mrs. Jay Nimon presiding and leading prayer. Mrs. Fred Keller gave a meditation on Faith from Hebrews 11, and Mrs. John Krieg reviewed Peter Marshall's life. Plans were set for the June 5 luncheon for older church members, followed by a social with roses and candles.

Westminster House Harrington Jay Nimon Fred Keller Keller John Krieg Peter Marshall Paul Monks Olive Neibling Harry Reeves Nicene McLain

Women Golfers Hold Tourneys At Hocking Hills Country Club

Mrs Charles Davie won the handicap point tournament held Tuesday by the Women’s Golf Association at Hocking Hills. Second place went to Mrs Jesse Frasure and Mrs Delbert Kuhn. In the fourth round robin results several matches were played with multiple winners and postponements noted. A two ball foursome with dinner is planned for Friday June 6.

Hocking Hills Country Club Charles Davie Women’s Golf Association Jesse Frasure Delbert Kuhn Duane Shipley Warren Johns W. ©. Roberts Francis Myers Jack Tingley Jack Wilkins Claude Chrisman L. A Jack Charles Huffman William Moore William Pearson Mary Jane McKinley Richard Frasure William Vaughn Kenneth Acker Katy McCoy Robert Sinnott Rochester N. Y Gene Sheffield Akron Jack Rauch Sinnott Robert Jurgensmier

Birthday Wishes for Local Residents Highlighted

A brief birthday notice lists neighbors including Mrs. Clifford Scott of 1020 W Hunter St and Mrs. Lawrence Myers of 669 Church St along with other residents Creola, Columbus resident Eleanor Woodruff age 20, and Mrs. Jennie Woodard.

Clifford Scott W. Hunter Lawrence Myers Church St James Reedy Jennie Woodard Creola Eleanor Woodruff Columbus

Mrs Brandt Plans Grandson Wedding Trip Schedule

Mrs Lydia Brandt of 272 West Main Street travels to Covington Ohio to visit relatives for 10 days. She attends Verna Wells and William Helber wedding and prepares to fly to St Paul Minnesota for her grandson Bill Brandt and Louise Palmgrean nuptials on June 14 in a continuation of family wedding events.

Lydia Brandt W. Main St James D. Wells Covington Raymond Smith Martha Faulker Verna Lee Wells William E. Helber Brandt St. Paul Minn Bill Brandt Louise Anita Palmgrean Otho A. Brandt

Potluck Dinner Planned by Mrs. Harry Hammon

Mrs. Harry Hammon announces a potluck dinner at 12 30 p m with transportation meet at the church at 12 15 p m.

Harry Hammon

Snyder-Michel Wedding Held This Morning

Mrs. Katie Michel and Charles P. Snyder were united in marriage at 11 o clock today by Rev. H H Fickenscher in Trinity Lutheran Church parsonage. Attendants were Mrs. Hugh Howdyshell and Bruce Fickel. They plan a short trip to Columbus then reside in the bride's cottage on N Walnut Rd Logan Rt 2 after June 11. They intend a fall trip to New York City Rochester Medina Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Mr. Snyder formerly owned the Logan Needlecraft Shop and has lived in Holder Illinois since last June.

Katie Michel Charles P. Snyder H. H. Fickenscher Trinity Lutheran Church Hugh Howdyshell Bruce Fickel Columbus Mrs. Snyder New York City Rochester Medina Niagara Falls Buffalo Mr. Snyder Logan Needlecraft Shop Holder, Ill

Judy Sorrell to Wed Larry Byrd in June ceremony

Judy Sorrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Sorrell, will marry Larry Byrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Byrd, in a June 13 open church wedding at St Matthew Lutheran in Logan. Both graduates of Logan High School with classes of 1958 and 1957. The Rev. Mr. Klopfer will officiate at seven o clock p.m.

Rodney E. Sorrell E. Second St Judy Larry Byrd Lawrence Byrd Zanesville Ave Logan High School Miss Sorrell Byrd Hull Printing Co Klopfer Sugar Grove St. Matthew Lutheran Church Logan

Nancy Shaw to Graduate From Smith College in 1958

Nancy E. Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Shaw 389 N Walnut St will be among 482 Smith College class of 1958 candidates for the bachelor of arts degree at the 80th commencement on Sunday June 8 at 2 30 pm in Northampton Massachusetts Senator John F Kennedy will be the commencement speaker The weekend includes Ivy Day alumnae parade and a Smith College orchestra concert with the baccalaureate service scheduled for Sunday.

Nancy E. Shaw George C. Shaw N. Walnut Sr Smith College Logan Northampton Mass Minnie Louise John T. Underwood Mary Louise Bowen Lula Cage St. Petersburg Fla Nancy John M. Greene Smith College Orchestra

Mundy and Steward announce wedding attendants

Miss Linda Mae Mundy daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Mundy will wed Robert Eugene Steward son of Mr and Mrs Robert Steward in the First Evangelical United Brethren Church Logan Sunday at 2 30 pm A half hour music program begins at 2 pm with Carl Spence and Albert Blick Maid of honor is Charlotte Mundy Flower girl Sharon Steward Best man Charles Mills Ushers Gary Steward Charles Deitman Jerry Oliver from Logan with one attendee from Nelsonville Reception hostesses include Mrs Joseph Adcock Mrs Albert Blick and Mrs Charles Steward Presiding at the bride’s book are Miss Pamela Wilson and Mrs Floyd Thomas Miller.

William H. Miller Jr L. M. Hutchison Miss Funk Hutchison Logan Rt. 3 Miller Joe Funk KR. H. Rempel John N. Funk William H. Miller Sr George Gribble Don Gribble Helen Acker Roy Masure Homer Hartsock Jr Kent Holmes Edward Miller Porter Heinlein Richard Flatt D. L. Fisher Columbus B. E. Bowers Kettering Charles Eversole Carroll Beverly Brooker Nelsonville Rt. 1 Walter Rohrer Sheila Rohrer Sugar Grove Kenneth Acker J. T. Sanderson Ben Ross Carrie Lutz Logan Robert Ruck Thomas Heinlein Hudson Evangelical United Brethren Church Union Furnace Charles Clark Harry Bray Paul Bentley Junior Acker Lois Disbennett R. H. Rempel Mildred Thomas Paul Sellers Rosemary Harold Wyskiver Norman Anderson Charles Edgar Ruth Hinerman William Miller Leroy Danison Janice Edgar Clyde Disbennett Bill McClain Paul Stevens James McClain Robert Mays C. H. Bennington Lydia Doris James Leffler Leslie Rheinscheld Oscar Reinshell Robert Stimson Wilbur Leffler Dallas Worthman Robert LaFollette Lucy Vickers Harry McVey John Funk Linda Mae Mundy Ralph Edward Mundy Second St Robert Eugene Steward Robert Henry Steward Third St D. Stanley Dunkle First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Carl Spence Albert Blick Charlotte Mundy Nancy Lee Blum Sharon Louise Steward Mel Anderson Miss Mundy Charles Donald Mills Mr. Steward Gary Wayne Steward Charles Deitman Jerry Oliver Oliver Joseph Adcock Charles Steward John Richards Elyria Pamela Wilson Floyd Thomas Miller

Kinnison Family Dinner Guests In Warren Visit

Summit Station residents Mr and Mrs Forest Black with family spent four days with Mrs Clair Kinnison at 53 Gompf Drive. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Raymond Kinnison and Mr and Mrs Lester Kinnison from Warren for dinner before returning home.

Forest Black Summit Station

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