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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

5

Miss Schaal Hosts Sewing Club Evening

Miss Dorothy Schaal entertained her sewing club at her West Main Street home last evening at eight o clock. The gathering featured needlework social chatter boudoir cushions and embroidered etchings a plate lunch followed. Guests included Mrs Lawrence Chappelear Mrs Elder Martin and Miss Maxine Notestore. Members listed were Mrs Orla Miller Mrs David Grove Mrs Geo Cheshier Miss Mildred Rainer Miss Lois Bright Miss Jane Walsh Miss Kathleen Jurgensmier Miss Ann Bond and Miss Elizabeth Hansel.

Dorothy Schaal West Main Street Lawrence Chappelear Elder Martin Maxine Notestore Orla Miller David Grove Geo. Cheshier Mildred Rainer Lois Bright Jane Walsh Kathleen Jurgensmier Ann Bond Elizabeth Hansel ST. Clair Isabel Emrick Gore Elberfeld Edward St. Clair Flavius Appleman Mary Frances Wenn Marguerite Rohrer Elizabeth Westbrooke Helen Brown Ruth Rheinscheid Sarah Turner Laura Kleinschmidt Lucille Alltop Frances Donahue Frances. Jurgensmier Ruth Wheeler Evelyn Ruble Eloige, Ralston Iola Courter Mrs. Crawford Mary Crawford Freisner Avenue Francis Myers Chester Miller Ralph Roberts Charles Quinn Dorothy Johnson Mary Kathleen McGonagle Henry Keller

Local families visit Logan area with multiple hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Van Atta and daughter Barbara Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Fulton of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Van Atta of Findlay and Mrs. Mayme Van Atta Baldwin of Newark were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gaffney. They also called at the home of Miss Elizabeth Vail while in Logan.

Harry B. van Atta Barbara Ann Roy P. Fulton Columbus Harry K. van Atta Findlay Mayme van Atta Baldwin Newark W. H. Gaffney Elizabeth Vail Logan

Queen Hocking Court Celebrates Director Mary Purdum Birthday

Queen Hocking Court No. 139 of the Maccabee Juniors held a birthday surprise for Court Director Mary R. Purdum on Tuesday June 4 at the Maccabees Hall. Virginia Fitzgerald accompanied by piano provided music followed by a pot luck luncheon and games. Frances Purdum directed the event. The Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society will meet Tuesday at 3 in the church social room.

Queen Hocking Court Maccabee Juniors Mary R. Purdum Maccabees Hall Virginia Fitzgerald Frances Purdum Ladies Aid Society of The Methodist Church

District meeting on reemployment services held in Lancaster

Cleo Haley Margaret Good and Earl Marshal of the National Reemployment Service attended a district meeting of reemployment agencies from six counties in Lancaster. The discussion centered on the necessity of FERA workers contracting the national reemployment service with E. S. Benedict the state statistics supervisor as the principal speaker.

Cleo Haley Margaret Good Earl Marshal National Lancaster FERA E. S. Benedict Statistics

Talking Shop Picnic Goods and Summer Apparel Tease

The ad copy invites June picnics with easy lunches from the grocery, featuring peanut butter at 19¢ per lb and a range of cold cuts, cheeses, olives, chips, and picnic sets. It also promotes 1935 bathing suits at 2.98, dry cleaning for dresses, Coty powder, Luckoff's embroidered eyelet dresses at 1.88, and Elberfeld's porch awnings from 1.39, all from local stores Judy's, Hansels, Penney's, Cases Drug Store, Luckoff's, and Elberfeld's.

New England Judy’s Grocery Hansels Hansel Coty Cases Drug Store Luckoff’s

Garbo Nearly Misses Train Photo at Chicago Station

Greta Garbo posed in her train doorway as a New York bound train pulled out of a Chicago station. She, bound for Sweden on vacation, lingered to dodge photographers, nearly stranded in the yards due to her wish for privacy.

Chicago Greta Garbo Sweden

Chillicothe Officials to Hear Corn and Hog Compliance Program

County Agent Harold Chambers and the corn and hog committee led by Forest Wolfe Sam Blum and Paul Shaw travel to Chillicothe to receive instructions on the corn and hog compliance program.

Harold Chambers Forest Wolfe Sam Blum Paul Shaw Chillicothe

Forester Sheriff J Benson Meets Sheriff Farbearn

J Benson former state forester and now Sheriff of Asthabula County conferred with Sheriff Joe Farbearn yesterday.

J. Benson Asthabula County Joe Farbearn

B and L Officials Attend Greenfield Meeting

Building loan and savings officials from 14 southern Ohio counties will gather in Greenfield on Tuesday June 11 for the annual spring meeting of District Five of the Ohio Building Association League. Leaders include W Paul Wagner L R Kempton Vernon Devine Tobin and Rosell. Counties represented are Adams Athens Gallia Highland Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs Morgan Pike Pickaway Ross Scioto and Vinton.

Greenfield Ohio Building Association League Ohio W. Paul Wagner Ohio Building and Loan Department L. R. Kempton

Sample Fair Opens Tomorrow At 2 00

The annual Sample Fair sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's club of Logan opens tomorrow at 2 o clock in the former Dix Brothers 5 and 10 store room on West Main. The fair runs Friday and Saturday until 11 pm with Miss Marie Lines Thelma Keyes Irene Tipton Velma Skinner and other members in charge. Local merchants and many manufacturers supply samples for guests. Proceeds aid girl scouts charity and other community work.

Business and Professional Women’s Club of Logan Dix Brothers 5 West Main Street Armstrong Marie Lines Thelma Keyes Irene Tipton Velma Skinner

St Matthew Ladies Aid and Local Clubs Meet This Week

A social calendar lists meetings for the St Matthew Ladies Aid Jabberwocks Miss Wilma Martin Trinity Ladies' Guild Presbyterian Guild and Women s Missionary Society with host homes leads and times June 6 8 and 10 including bridge clubs and a birthday social for the Rochester Women s Relief Corps 326. Activities are scheduled across several homes and church social rooms.

St. Matthew Ladies’ Aid Jabberwocks Club Wilma Martin Trinity Ladies’ Guild Adolph Gompf J. K. Rochester Women’s Relief Corps No. 326

Local items reflect steady social and business visits

Local residents and visitors frequent Columbus Logan and Union Furnace for business visits and social events. Miss Ursla Seckman from Bliss Business College spent the weekend with her Gore parents. Several Columbus guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Bell Miller and C. W. Schwenke, were in the city yesterday. Lancaster hosted Kathryn Lavey for a niece's graduation. Logan saw visits from Creola residents, Laurelville travelers, and shopping trips by Union Furnace and Revenge locals. Travelers include Marysville’s Daniel Metz and Chicago’s Mrs. Frank Rogers, with Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Wright former classmates.

Ursla Seckman Bliss Business College Columbus Ohio W. C. Seckman Gore Bell Miller C. W. Schwenke

Lloyd Lemo Visits Aunt in Logan Indefinitely

Lloyd Lemo of Columbus, nephew of Miss Mary Lemon, is in Logan for an indefinite visit with his aunt. Mr. Robert Longstreth of Union Furnace was in Logan yesterday on a business visit.

Howard Lemon Columbus Logan Miss Mary Lemon Lloyd Lemo Mary Lemon Robert Longstreth Union Furnace

South Logan 4 H Club Forms With Elected Officers

The South Logan 4 H Club organized by Mrs H G Chambers at Mrs Charles Barker home in South Logan elected Jane Karshner as president Margarite King as vice president Arlene Carr as secretary treasurer Shirley Barker as recreation leader Mary Louise Skinner as news reporter with Mrs Charles Barker as advisor and Mrs Arlie Bremner as assistant advisor The next meeting will be at Mrs Arlie Bremner home All members urged to attend

South Logan H. G. Chambers Charles Barker Jane Karshner Margarite King Treas Arlene Carr Shirley Barker Mary Louise Skinner Arlie Bremner

Cole Couple Announce Birth Of Daughter

Mr and Mrs Earl Cole announce the birth of a daughter to arrive Wednesday weighing ten percent pounds.

Wife Preservers Recommend Small Safety Pin Trick

A simple tip suggests keeping a safety pin inside a coat to bind gloves together when removing them. This quick hack helps prevent losing or misplacing gloves during periods spent outside.

Bailey Family Relocates to Grotto Gardens

Mr and Mrs C E Bailey and their family move from North Orchard Street to the Grotto Gardens near Haydenville. Mr Bailey assists in managing the night club operation there.

C. E. Bailey North Orchard Street Grotto Gardens Haydenville Bailey

Understanding Seal Social Roles and Habitats

A young fur seal is a pup. A male becomes a bachelor until mating, then a bull. Multiple cows married to one bull form a harem, occupying a rookery.

Dusty Miller In Logan For Union Furnace Engagement

Dusty Miller of Wilmington visits Logan on Thursday to transact business and greet friends. He is a famed humorist and will speak tonight at the Union Furnace commencement. He is accompanied by four young cousins, including Master Maynard Martin.

Dusty” Miller Wilmington Logan Maynard Martin Miller Union Furnace

Dusty Miller at Rockbridge High School Graduation

S H Dillon highlighted Dusty Miller at Rockbridge as principal. He introduced graduates Theresa Hahn Harry Beaty Richard Stuart Theodore Good Helen Hufford Louella Mathias Irene Poling Donna Love George Bolden Paul Beougher Margaret Mathias Leota Byers. Rev J R Love gave invocation and benediction.

Theresa Hahn Harry Beaty Richard Stuart Theodore Good Helen Hufford Louella Mathias Irene Poling Donna Love George Bolden Paul Beougher Margaret Mathias Leota Byers H. Dillon Roy C. Beal Karl Hull Jeanette Wharton Opal Wylie Grace Orr Melvin Harbarger

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Schaal Miss Cooksey Earl Andrews Lena Cooksey Edna Cooksey East Second Street Washington, Pa Alfred Wishart Presbyterian Church Pittsburg Andrews Logan High School Emma Hugh Violet Canan Canan Marion Township Hugh Frank Fox Charles Disbennet Lucy Schrader G. W. Hugh Kathryn Lavey Mable Wolfe Clara Farmer Anna Hugh Evelyn Hugh Rolland Schrader John Hugh Harold Gompf R. B. Canan Toledo Louis Leach and Sons John and Carl Canada J. F. Switzer New Straitsville Switzer Sarah Evans Webb Switzer NERS Penney’s Elberfeld’s Kenney’s Allen’s Grocery Dix Brothers Presbyterian Guild McCray North Market Street G. W. Rochester Minette Mary McCray Walter Kleinschmidt Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church Ed Hockman Desmond Braddock East Main Street Dinner Harold Wright Ross Adcock N. N. Bridge Club Marie Frasch Winorlose Bridge Club Vern Bowen West Second St Miss Chapman Robert Bellis J. C. Earhart Creola W. F.armstrong Laurelville Emma Floyd Margaret Floyd Eleanor Anthony R. L. Anthony Union Furace Elizabeth Ingmire Clarence Reuben Collison Billy Dayton Ray Bussert Revenge Mary C. Ryan Rudolph Sutton Daniel Metz Marysville Frank Rogers Boyd Wright Rogers Wright Coles Rockbridge S. H. Dillon Dillon J. R. Love England Bodleian Library Oxford Cambridge University Dot Dan Crisco Luckoff Women’s & Children’s Sale! Rayon Taffeta
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