June meeting of J. Matthew Ladies Society proceeds with program
The J Matthew Ladies and Missionary Society met at the church for their June gathering. Mrs Alice Koppe led the event, with Mrs Margaret Hermann giving devotionals and Mrs Elizabeth Long presenting the program Witnessing in Kurdistan about Christian aid for Kurish peoples living in the Zagros mountains and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Matthew Ladies and Missionary Society
Lhce Koppe
Earet Hermann
Elizabeth Long
Kurdistan
Kurish
Logan Friends Announce Engagement of Wanda Cotterman
Logan residents note the engagement of Miss Wanda Cotterman to John Hoffines. Cotterman, a Glenford High School alumna, works for the Social Security Office in Columbus. Hoffines, Oxley High School graduate, served 30 months overseas with the Army Air Forces in the Pacific and now works for Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric. A church wedding is set for Glenford with Miss Madaline Ruble as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Wanda Cottman
Andrs
Guy Cotterman
Glenford
John Hoffines
Eraldine Ruble Hoffines
Columbus
S. S. Ruble, Loan
Cotterman
Hoffines
Oxley High School
Army Air Forces
Pacific
Just-for-Fun Club Hosts Crochet Evening at Smith Home
Mrs Clifford Smith entertained the Just-for-Fun Club Thursday evening at her Motherwell Avenue home. Sewing and crocheting were the diversions, with a delectable refreshment spread. Members present included Mrs Akey Hamond and son Tommy, Mrs Ralph Blum, Mrs Carl Ye, Mrs Doyen Hartman, Mrs Af, Risch, and Mrs Steven Burgess. Mr and Mrs George Washburn (Bette Brown) of Columbus have been guests of the host's parents on North Spring Street and left today for Ephraim Utah for the summer. John McGuire and daughter Joyce Kay of Zanesville are visiting Mrs John Six and Mrs Lawrence Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just-for
Clifford Smith
Motherwell Aveue
Akey Hamond
Tommy
Ralph Blum
Carl Ye
Doyen Hartman
Af, Risch
Steven Burgess
George Washurn
Bette Brown
Columbus
Latr
Carl Rown
North Spring Street
Ephraim, Tah
Carl Brown
Richard C. Brown
Ohio State University
Birthdays Today and Tomorrow
Energetic, clear thinking individuals are praised for success when guided by good judgment. The list notes Judith Ann Harris and others born on Friday June 6, with addresses including East Hunter Street and Columbus. A nearby item mentions a visit by H. M. Potts of McArthur to residents on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Harris
East Hunter Street
Betrothal announced for Miss Rosalee Starr and Frank West Jr
Engagement is announced between Miss Rosalee Starr third daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Starr Toronto and Frank West Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank West Sr Elyria. The marriage is set for June 21 at St Marys Church Elyria at nine in the morning. The bride to be is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Summers Gore and the late Mr and Mrs John Starr Gore. West, Elyria High School 1943 graduate, served 2 1/2 years overseas in the Army and works at Zimmerman Service Station Elyria. They will reside at 605 Midland Avenue Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalee Starr
Frank Starr
Toronto
Frank West
Elyria
St. Mary’s Church
Frank Summers
Gore
John Starr
Logan High School
Mr. West
Elyria High School
Zimmerman
Midland Avenue
Mrs Weiss Hosts Bridge Foursome This Week
Mrs Arlo Weiss of East Main Street entertained a regular bridge foursome on Wednesday evening with Mrs Lyle Hall away in the West. Miss Clara Graham substituted and joined Mrs Weiss and Mrs Kenneth Bright, along with Mrs Jack Myers. Mrs Bright won high score. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Graham
Lyle Hall
Arlo Weiss
East Main Street
Kenneth Bright
Jack Myers
Miss Graham
Weiss
Contests Feature Program at Marion Grange Meeting
Marion Grange met Thursday with 46 members and three guests. Charles Blackston presided as master. The event featured molasses cookie and dress contests judged by Mrs. Clarence Skinner and Mrs. Neal Shaw. First cookie prize went to Mrs. Walter Derr. dress winner was Mrs. Paul Fox. Social hour included group singing led by Karl Hartmann. refreshments were served. Next meeting is June 19 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bright
Janet Sater
Karl Hartmann
Skinner
Shaw
Pastime Club Meeting at Taylor Home in June
Mrs. Donald Taylor hosted the Pastime Club at Fourth Street home for a Tuesday evening gathering. Prizes went to Mrs. Martin Weis, Mrs. Charles Schorr, Mrs. Waveline Damewood, and Miss Eloise Poling, followed by a lunch. Guests included Miss Poling and Mrs. Billa Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Taylor
Fourth Street
Martin Weis
Charles Schorr
Waveline Damewood
Eloise Poling
Fred Sheeler
Ray Thorpe
Rolland Schorr
Weis
Irene
Trinity Guild Sets June Meeting At Parish Hall
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild met at the parish hall at 7 30 P M Thursday for its June session. Mrs John Unger opened with Rock of Ages and Romans scripture. Rev Paul Holtzen spoke on the hymn opening history and roll call followed by a potluck lunch for members and guests. Mr and Mrs Walter Huffman left for Cincinnati for the Rainbow Division Veterans convention and will visit Capt and Mrs James Huffman in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild
John Unger
Paul Holtzen
Unger
Karl Gruner
Rudolph Rempel
Irvin Blosser
Russell Karshner
Ransom Casto
Vern Davis
Holtzen
Harry Taylor
Walter Huffman
Bowen Street
Cincinnati
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Gibson Hotel
James Huffman
Louisville
Webb's Chapel WSCS Meeting Highlights Bible School Plans
Webb's Chapel Women's Society for Christian Service met at Mrs. Arthur Smith's home. Ruth St. Clair led a devotional on When Children May Flourish. A play Gods Candles was staged by ten Pilgrims with music by Opal and Ida Belle St. Clair. Secret sisters were revealed and bazaar plans for July approved. Richard C. Brown graduates at Ohio State University was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's” Society For Christian Service
Webb’s Chapel Church
Arthur Smith
Ruth St. Clair
Edward St. Clair
Lauretta Glick
Burndetta Smith
Mary Redd
Dorothy Windsor
Lula St. Clair
Bernice Hardy
Mary VanAtta
Letha Smith
Alberta St. Clair
Opal
Ida Belle St. Clair
Clinton St. Clair
Harley St. Clair
Community groups schedule events and meetings
A social calendar lists Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge at 7 30 PM and several clubs meeting evenings June 7 8 with regular gatherings by Hocking Grange Women's Relief Corps Maccabee Lodge American Legion Auxiliary Girl Scouts Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Antioch Grange Girls Missionary Guild WSCS Circle Bible Boosters Daughters of Dorcas Homemakers Club and Brown home program at Pritchard's Restaurant Also notes Alexander Graham Bell invention of the telephone in 1880 using a light beam.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Matthew
Theodore Johnson
Amelia Goodlve
Wenzil Weltner
Anna Bloser
Hermann
Alice Uhn
Koppe
Long
John Lemon
Geslin
Fred Stracke
Beern Aitipes Rothat
C Smith
John McGuire
Daught Joyce Kay
Zanesville
John Six
Wrence Evans
Hazel Beery Williams
John Ziegler
West Second Street
Joyce Colleen Marstiller
North Mulberry Street
Hettie Koontz
Enterprise
Addie Ringhiser
Roy Allen Garrett
South Bloomingville
Nellis Smith
Leona Wharton
Rockbridge
Clyde Ruff
H. M. Potts
McArthur
David Lloyd
Mrs. Weiss
Gail Patrick
Cornwell Jackson
Hollywood
Miss Patrick
International Soundphoto
Taylor
George Wonn
Church Street
Charles Wonn
Marcia Jean
Marietta
Trinity Guild
Webb's Chapel
WSCS
Danite Restaurant
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Hocking Grange
Women’s Relief Corps
Rachelmacher Park
Andrew J. Mowrey
Fellowship Church
Maccabee Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Sigma Phi Gamma _ Sorority
Antioch Grange
Girls Missionary Guild of
Eub Church
Martha Sue Cruise
Lillian Richards
Ess
Betty Frasure
First Methodist Church
Ruth Heft
Pritchard
Presbyterian Church
Dorcas
James Larimer
George Roberts
Nolan Brown
Paul Cruise
Homemakers’ Club
Pritchard’s
Brown
Alexander Grahm Bell
McCray
Agency
W. Hunter St
THE
Rene
Route 75
E. Main St
Dick Dye
Border Rangers
Summmnet
Mimi
Horizon
aCintas
Utica Knitting CO
Utica
N. Y
Wee
People's Finance CO
Elks
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