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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1949

Page

5

WCTU Meets At Presbyterian Church Friday

The Women's Christian Temperance Union met Friday evening at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Bert Bell led devotions with Courage from Joshua as the theme, closing with prayer by Mrs. Russell Berlin. The program featured Flower Missions talks by Mrs. Ted Kennedy, readings by Mrs. Tom Conners, Mrs. Wil m Patchen leaflets, vocal numbers by Mrs. J. G. Cole, and a playlet by Mary Ann Mauk et al followed by a refreshment course served by a host committee.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian Church Bert Bell Russell Berlin D. V. Rannells Ted Kennedy Tom Conners Wil@m Flower Mission Day J. G. Cole Mary Ann Mauk Alice Jane Greathouse Betty Buskirk Elizabeth Greathouse Paul Monks Rose Ishbaum Walter Frazee

Girl Scout Troop Camp Quannacut Summer Trip

Girl Scout Troop 10 from Logan camped four days at Camp Quannacut Rockbridge opening the summer season. They hiked made handicrafts mud plaques spray painting terra niums and plastic plate albums. Evenings included campfire cooking singing stories games and a wiener roast for parents and scouts.

Logan Quannacut Rockbridge Girl Scout Troop 10 Betty Jewell Kay Thomas Peggy Cummins Carol Beougher Regina Galentine June Kornmiller Jane Hutton Judy Stoltz Bonnie Jackson Betty Ruff Patsy Mel- Jim Vivian Pickett Judy Johnson Rita Sinnott L. D. Johnson Gerald Sinnott D. A. Sands Denny

St John Parish Picnic At Zephyr Knoll Draws 200+ Attendees

More than 200 attended the St John s Catholic Church annual parish picnic at Zephyr Knoll the rural home of Dr and Mrs J Ward Deering near Mound Crossing. Activities included games for children entertainment for adults and a day long basket dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roger Combs and their daughter Mary Kathryn visiting from Sulphur Springs Arkansas staying with Mrs Combs parents on North Mulberry Street.

St John’s Catholic Church Zephyr Knoll Roger Combs Monks Mary Kathryn Sulphur Springs Arkansas Combs Mrs Paul Monks North Mulberry Street

Birthdays Today Celebrate Noted Authors and Figures

Birth day list honors Thomas Mann Aram Khachaturian Robert Sher, Jan Struther Walter Abel and Bill Dickey among others. Included are Judith Ann Harris Leona Wharton Addie Ringhiser Joyce Colleen Marstiller Hettie Koontz Nellis Smith Roy Allen Garrett Clyde Ruff John Ziegler and Donald E. Williams. Old friends may aid next year. Business conditions look good and a long varied life for today’s child is anticipated.

Thomas Mann Aram Khachaturian Robert Sheriff Jan Struther Walter Abel Bill Dickey Judith Ann Harris South Mulberry Street Leona Wharton Rockbridge Addie Ringhiser Joyce Colleen Marstiller Hettie Koontz Nellis Smith North Mulberry Street Roy Allen Garrett South Bloomingville Clyde Ruff John Ziegler West Second Street Donald E. Williams

Marion Grange Enters Pomona Contest After Meeting

Lawrence Kessler presided as master at Marion Grange on Thursday with 45 in attendance. The group voted to enter the Pomona Grange contest and completed routine business. Gifts were given to Janet Sater and Reenee Woods, Logan High School graduates, before a social hour and potluck supper.

Lawrence Kessler Marion Grange Grange Hall Pomona Grange Janet Sater Reenee Woods Logan High School

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Stahr

Mrs Nada Stahr of near Rockbridge was honored Sunday at her home with a birthday dinner. Seventeen relatives and friends attended a noon meal and social afternoon. Present were Mr and Mrs Ford Stahr Miss Arlene Wood Sheldon Lowry Miss Jean Flowers Mrs Millie Morris and children Homer Clara Melvin Lulu Belle Mr and Mrs Vernie Stahl and children Margaret Roy and Clayton along with the honored guest.

Nada Stahr Near Rockbridge Ford Stahr Arlene Wood Sheldon Lowry Upper Sandusky Jean Flowers Millie Morris Homer Clara Melvin Lulu Belle Vernie Stahl Margaret Roy Clayton

Relatives Gather For Birthday Fete

Mr and Mrs Elwood Hossman hosted a birthday anniversary celebration at their Church Street home with 75 relatives. Guests included Mr and Mrs Okey Ruble from Summerfield and extended family of Mr and Mrs Fred Sulsberger and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ludwig from Woodsfield. The event honored Mrs Ruble.

Elwood Hossman Church Street Okey Ruble Summerfield Fred Sulsberger Gilbert Ludwig Woodsfield

Marcia Taylor and James Kunkler Wed at Rectory

Miss Marcia Jean Taylor daughter of Myrtle Taylor and James J. Kunkler son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kunkler were married at St John’s Rectory with Rev. Charles P. Foy officiating. The bride wore pink and white pink taffeta and a white picture hat. bridesmaid was Margaret Kunkler and Richard Boch served as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home and the couple will live there for now.

Charles P. Foy Marcia Jean Taylor Myrtle Taylor North Walnut Street James J. Kunkler Joseph Kunkler Bremen St. John’s Rectory Margaret Kunkler Richard Boch Mrs. Taylor

Rebekahs Observe Birthday Dinner for Queen Vashti Lodge

Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall hosts a birthday dinner for Queen Vashti with honored guests Mrs Ella Watkins and Mrs Myrtle Greathouse. The organizing committee includes Ruth Lehman Anna Griffin Helen Kitchen Winifred Lehman Isabel Francis Helen Summel Carla Garverick Carol Ann Eloise Lehman. Many members attend including Mildred Schultz Winifred Daugherty Minnie Strawn Clara Gleason Mattie Allen Hattie Foreman Florence Powers Ida Myers Viola Palmer Della Baker Myrtie Lehman Edytha Walker Lillie Petty Harrietta Garverick Ruby Lehman Ethel Bratton Margaret L. Kistler Phoebe Matheny.

Ella Watkins Myrtle Greathouse Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge IOOF Ruth Lehman Anna Griffin Helen Kitchen Winifred Lehman Isabel Francis Helen Summel Carla Garverick Carol Ann Eloise Lehman Mildred Schultz

Social Calendar Highlights Numerous Church and Club Meetings

The Harrington Class hosts a 7 30 p m gathering at 327 North Spring Street with a 4 pm potluck and flag reconstruction practice. Logan Garden Club meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs William Loomis home for officer elections. Circle 3 WSCS and Mary Martha Circle of EUB Chure hold 7 30 pm events. Health Society board at 8 pm. Numerous other circles, auxiliaries, and clubs convene across venues including St Matthew Lutheran Church, St Paul Episcopal, Gibisonville, Pocahontas hall, and Laurel Valley Grange with varied leadership and activities.

Harrington Jessie McManigal North Spring Street Logan Garden Club William Loomis Squaw Club Pocahontas Hall Arlis Hiles

Logan Group Picnic at Lancaster Draws Local Relatives

A Logan group and friends gathered Sunday at Rising Park Lancaster for a picnic dinner with ball games and activities. Attendees included Pearl Cook William McBride Wilbur Riggs Mabel Mowery Pearl Mowery Mildred Reynolds Tanya Kaye Karen Logan and Marion Strawn with YWCA metal crafts noted at Camp Quannacut.

Logan Rising Park Lancaster Pearl Cook William Mce-Bride Wilbur Riggs Nelsonville Mabel Mowery Pearl Mowery Beeman Mowery Mildred Reynolds Tanya Kaye Marion Strawn Karen Logan

Sinnott and Huffman Wed in EUB Church Ceremony

Miss Rosalie Juanita Sinnott daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Sinnott of Logan Route 4 and Walter Huffman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Huffman Sr of 518 East Bowen Street were married Saturday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Rev A N Grueser officiated at 2 30 PM. Attendants included John Huffman and Mrs Huffman of Springfield. The bride wore a pink suit with white accessories and white rosebud corsage. The groom wore a tea colored suit with white accessories and red rosebud corsage. A bridal dinner followed at the groom's parents home with covers for the newlyweds and guests.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Rosalie Juanita Sinnott Gerald Sinnott Logan Route 4 Walter Huffman, Jr Walter Huffman East Bowen Street A. N. Grueser EUB Huffman Sinnott Rita Oral Johnson Columbus

Central Supper Display Mixes Fruit and Veg

A suggested centerpiece blends green artichokes with yellow bananas in a white compote for visual charm, or uses green peppers and oranges arranged in a straw colored bread basket for an appealing table focal point.

Also Mentioned on This Page

WCTU Camp St. John’s Parish Ular Sheer Mrs. Stahr Marcia Taylor James Kunkler Rebekahs WSCS Methodist Church Walter Harburger James Young Mary Martha Eub Chure Myron Stoltz Third Street Harriet Dollmatsch St. Mary’s Auxiliary Hocking County Health and Tuberculosis Society Board of Directors Warren Johnson Olive Linn Women of the Church St. Matthew Lutheran Church Gibisonville Church John Whitcraft Telephone Operators Union Pocahontas Jean Ann Prather Matilda Hansel Nellie Blum Women's Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Women’s Society For Christian Service Homemakers Club Brandt’s Fred Graham Oscar Blum Questionnaire Club Zion Eub Ladies Aid Herb Lasher Venus Ces Laurel Valley Grange Vashti Rebekah YWCA Camp Quannacut Rosalie Sinnott John Huffman Springfield Kelvinator Froit Logan Home Furnishings W. Main St Logan, Ohio Helena Rubinstein Risch Drug Store
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