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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1938

Page

3

Miss Rosemary Lecrone Weds Lawrence Webb Saturday

Rosemary Lecrone daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Lecrone wed Lawrence Truman Webb son of Mr and Mrs Vance Webb on Saturday evening June 4 at the Methodist parsonage and St Johns Rectory Rev Charles W Graham and Rev Father James T Nevin officiated. The bride wore a beige suit with British blue accessories and a corsage of white snapdragons and pink rosebuds. Best man was W Corbin Knoblaugh. The couple reside at 160 East Front Street after Logan High School and Case’s Drug Store ties.

Rosemary Lecrone John Edward Lecrone North Mulberry Street Lawrence Truman Webb Vance Webb North Walnut Street Methodist Parsonage Charles W. Graham St. John’s James T. Nevin Webb Case’s Alpha Psi Chapter Delta Theta Tau Sorority Logan Logan Daily News Logan High School Columbus East Front Street

Social Calendar Monday through Wednesday events listed

A social calendar lists multiple society activities for June 6 to 8. Readers are invited to Bridge Clubs, study and sewing groups, sorority meetings, and family visits, noting hostesses and venues across town. Names include Mrs Charles Notestone Mrs T S Houston Miss Jessie McManigal and others. also mentions Buckeye Lake trip and visits by Lowell Cupp and Paul Taylor.

D. C Bridge Club Charles Notestone Pocahontas Pocahontas Hall Carl Poling Church Street G. T T. S. Houston Delta Theta Tau Sorority Thomas Tignor East Street

Canning Expert Coming To Logan

Mrs. Gladys Muilenburg Ayars of Ball Brothers Muncie will give a free demonstration on improved methods of preparing and preserving food at Ohio Power Company sales rooms Wednesday at 2 P M. The public is invited. She has taught in nine states and held roles as extension worker and home economics expert.

Gladys Muilenburg Ayars Ball Brothers Company Muncie Indiana Ohio Power Company Ayars Kansas University of Missouri

Sallys Sallies Leave For California

Mrs W H Osgood Dor othy Koppe and two children Marjorie and Fred left for their home in San Marino California yesterday Mrs Osgood came here for the graduation of her son Fred from Logan High School Announce Picnic Members of the Wednesday Sewing Club will hold a picnic at Rockview near Rockbridge Thursday evening at 630 o clock Miss Imogene Hawker Jackson is visiting Mr and Mrs John Clark Miss Hawker and Mrs Clark are sisters Miss Novella Webner Miss Jean Weltner Bob Gano and Maurice Cole were visitors at Buckeye Lake Sunday evening

George Cheshier Walter E. Brehm Anna von Auer Harry Eastman St. Mary’s Knights of St. John’s Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Church Sister Susies Club Frank Weiland West Main Street Pioneer Youth Paul Sellers Harold Saxton Sewing Club John Clark Clark Imogene Hawker of Jackson Howard Kirk Fred Burchfield James Rutgers James Winters Joseph McLinn Bobby Columbus Logan Mr. McLinn Albert Iles Iles McLinn Masonic Hall W. H. Osgood Dorothy Koppe Marjorie Fred San Marino California Rockview Rockbridge Imogene Hawker Miss Hawker Mrs. Clark Novella Webner Jean Weltner Bob Gano Maurice Cole Buckeye Lake H. A. Allen Harry Debbnns Dorothy Tatman Laurelville Phyllis Jones E. M. Shaw Carbon Hill

Visitors From Michigan Reach South Bloomingville

Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and daughter Dixie Lee, John Huffman and Glenn Huffman from Michigan spent the weekend with relatives. Ill with measles Claude Eugene Weaver, small son of Mr and Mrs Claude Weaver, is confined to bed. Many locals shared meals and visited kin including the Shaw and McGonagle families. Grange plans new members. revival ends with reported conversions. Personal notes list residents visiting, traveling to Athens and Columbus, and church attendance across nearby towns.

Joseph Johnson Dixie Lee John Huffman Glenn Huffman Michigan Claude Eugene Weaver Claude Weaver

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Lawrence T. Webb Mr., Mrs. Anderson Howard Anderson Gibisonville Charles Robinson Anderson Dorothy Conrad Fern Redick Frieda Belle Napp Charles Fogler Wm. Helber Donnie Rodney Ted Helber Billy Shirley Ralph Conrad Harry Clarence Dorothy Arthur Huffines Ruby Albert Redick Fern Susie Nupp Frieda Belle Nupp Amita Huffine William Robinson Mrs. Shaffer John Hunter Pete Shaffer Ed Thompson Joe Carpenter Geraldine Redick Jacob Morler John George Eugene Hunter Clarence Skinner Jimmy Keith J. R. Schaal Jean Ann Skinner Ohio Shapiro's I. R. Goldberg Shapiro Odd Fellows Temple Kroger Mariann’s Athens Priscilla Club Ben Geslin Home Makers Club Clarence Schempp Pearl Linton Erwin I. Matheny Lowell Cupp Paul Taylor Mrs Roxie Cupp England Charles England Miss Blanche Edna England Park England Jane Newark Ed Tumler Millie Baltimore Josephine Hansel M. M. Granam Shelia Janet White Wesley Groves Olive B. Neibling Moorefield Romney West Virginia Cumberland Maryland F. L. Junod Marcella Risch Irvin Risch Miss Risch Ohio State University Velma Skinner Betty Lou Carl Risch Russell Carpenter Canal Winchester Carpenter Logan High Russell Berlin Detroit Granville Berlin Lucille Rowley St. Louis Logan Friends The Daily News South Bloomingville Ruth Johnso B. M. Shaw Edson M. Shaw J. S. McGonagle Herman Rice Helen Horvath Fred Burchard Carl Burchard Hocking County Mrs. Wayne Edwards West Branch Clarence Reinhard Floyd Loomis Eleanor Woodard Chicago Mrs. J. Vern Woodard Bertha Ross Benton Scenic Grange Cecil Harold Rice Chillicothe Paul Smith B. F. Russell Ann Davis Josephine Melcher Beatrice Oldfield Ira Oldfield Sherman Burgoon Elizabeth Johnson Springfield J. J. Johnson William Hart Lulu Shaw Tres Lester ‘Brown Shaw Ont Ie Ee E. G. Brown Kathryn Melcher Akron Gard Mabel Russell Norman Edith Hicks P Grace Moore Andre Kostelanetz Paul Whiteman Deems Taylor Paul Douglas Licomrr & Mivene Tonacoe City Hansel Bros. Cleaners
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