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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
3
Miss Ruth Brooke entertained the Nondescript Club at her East Second Street home last evening for a six oclock dinner. The house featured mixed bouquets and a floral centerpiece. Mrs H D Foster gave a paper titled Book Companions and members answered roll call with My Favorite Magazine and Why.
Mrs. Claude Chrisman and guests hosted a East Hunter street shower for Mrs. Jack Buntz with bridge prizes to Mrs. Ralph Griffin and Mrs. Buntz. Trinity Ladies Guild celebrated paying for redecorations after two o'clock meeting at Mrs. Gompf's home and planned a Water Works picnic. Mildred Collins hosted a towel shower for Mrs. Ross Adcock with bridge prizes to Daisy Powers and Carl Poling.
A simple home tip suggests placing brown sugar in a tin can with a cover. Stretch heavy waxed paper over the top, then press the lid down gently to seal without tearing the paper.
St Mathews Ladies Aid held a post meeting picnic in honor of Mrs Henry Keller’s 80th birthday. The group of about twenty seven gathered after a two o clock session that began with scripture by Mrs Gertrude Kleinschmidt and devotionals by Rev Heyde. The closing services included song and the Lord’s Prayer.
Mrs. Edgar Hillyer hosts a six o clock dinner with guests including Mrs. Ben Wellman and Miss Merryl Mc Mannaway. St Hilda's Guild meets at Mrs. Wright's Wausatake home for a luncheon and social. Birthday dinner honors Mrs. Charles Keynes with family guests. Groups attend dances and teas with various local residents and visitors from New York and Columbus. AHS graduation outing and visits accompany these social events.
The Presbyterian Guild meets at the McCray home on North Market with Mrs G W Rochester Miss Minette McCray Miss Mary McCray and Miss Mary Lemon as hostesses Mrs Walter Kleinschmidt leads The Women s Missionary Society of United Brethren meets at Mrs Ed Hockman s home at 730 The Friday Bridge club gathers at Mrs Desmond Braddock s on East Main The Dinner Bridge club meets at Mrs Harold Wright s with Mr and Mrs Ross Adcock as hosts Saturday June 8 J K Rochester Women s Relief Corps No 326 birthday social lunch optional Monday June 10 N N Bridge club at Miss Marie Frasch s West Main Street 8 o clock Winorlose Bridge club at Mrs Vern Bowen West Second St 730 pm
Mr and Mrs Hugh Meldrim hosted a six o clock dinner at their East Second street home with Rev and Mrs L E Barthlow and daughters Martha and Betty of McBain Michigan, Mr and Mrs William Barthlow and Mrs Clara Meldrim present. AT BUCKEYE LAKE the Cheshiers and Mr and Mrs William McLaughlin joined an outing dancing to Johnny Hamp and his orchestra.
Miss Hilda Hazard of Baltimore is the Color Girl in the annual June week exercises at the U. S. Naval Academy. The color presentation is the climax of the middies final dress parade of the year.
A stampede elephant shattered a seat row in a crowded Atterbury Brothers Shows tent. Nine-year-old Margaret Ann Francis of Crookson died after being crushed beneath the animal’s foot. Nearly twenty others were injured with cuts and bruises, many from Crookson area hospitals.
Government figures show 22 million more pounds of fish handled through New England ports in the first quarter, while Americans consumed 756 million fewer pounds of beef veal and pork than in early 1934.
Mrs Charles Thurness who had been seriously ill is now recovering at her Hunter Street home. Her husband, formerly employed in Columbus, arrived today to assist with her care. A daughter Marcia visits with grandparents Mr and Mrs O V Westbrook at Gore.
Mrs Lily Richards of Lake Butler is described with toes on each foot in a brief, readable item. The report records the detail concisely as a personal notice from the local page.
Mrs Sophia Frisbee 100 former Ohio school teacher and Oberlin College alumna died in Minneapolis yesterday. She was born April 30 and reached the century mark.
Sunday School at 9 and Pentecost confirmation at 10. The following youths will be confirmed: Woodrow Blum Edward Brooker Dorothy Conkle Mary Dollmatsch Carl Griffith Joseph Matheny Dorothy Wardwell Ella Weltner Martha Geslin Marcella Risch Ralph Mosure Violet Brooks Anna Kovach. Women's Missionary Society meets next Thursday evening. Sunday School at 1 pm Worship at 2 pm. A cordial welcome to all.
The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor F H Landgrave lists Sabbath School at 9 15 with Corey Miller as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 with pastor preaching and NYPS at 6 30 led by Mrs Susie Thompson. Evangelistic service at 7 30 followed by Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. Public invited to all services.
The First United Brethren Church will observe Children’s Day with a Sunday program led by the Sunday School as they present the annual event. Pastor will speak on Pursued Thru Life and a Swiss steak dinner benefit will fund the New Vestment Fund. Committee members Gland Brown Clarence Schempp Ida Loomis organized the preparation with teachers’ help. Dinner is Wednesday June 12 from 5 to 7 30 p m.
Babylon RC minister announces church school at 9 morning worship at 10 30 and Wednesday devotional study at 7 30. Benevolence mite boxes are due last Sunday and should be brought to the church this coming Sunday. Please bring yours.
Rockbridge United Brethren Church led by J R Love holds unified morning worship and 9 30 a m Sunday school to 10 30 a m preaching. Evening service at 7 45 p m with Thursday prayer at 7 30 p m. Gibisonville Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching 10 30 a m CE at 7 30 p m led by Opal Wylie with Wednesday prayer at 8 p m.
Gore church announces Sunday School at 9 30 with election of officers then preaching at 10 30 followed by C E at 7 and prayer meeting at 8 Wednesday schedule. Oroville holds Sunday School at 9 and prayer meetings at 10 and 8 with junior C E at 6 30 Wednesday. Fellowship offers 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 prayer meeting and 8 preaching with Pastor W W Hawkins.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church schedules a Children's Day program during Sunday School at 9. J W Woodard serves as superintendent. Worship at 10:30 with Class and Epworth League at 6:30. The Women’s Home Missionary Society presents three pageants at 7:30 and a Miracle study at 7:30 Wednesday evening.
St Pauls Young People Organization presents a children's day event at St Paul church near Maxville on Sunday evening June 9. A pageant Feed My Lambs will be shown. Services begin at 8:00. Everyone welcome.
Union Furnace church announces Sunday School at 9 a.m. Special Children’s Day service at 7 30 p m Sunday evening. Union Furnace Sunday School and preaching at 9 30 a m Zion Sunday School at 9 30.
The annual Pentecost services are held at St. Pauls Episcopal Church this Sunday at 10 a.m. By direction of the forward movement of the church all are urged to take communion and reconsecration on that day as disciples of the Lord Jesus.
Two healing mission services will be held at St Pauls Episcopal Church Logan on Whitsun Monday June 10 and Whitsun Tuesday June 11 at 9 30 a m. The services offer peace pardon and healing for those in sorrow or difficulty. An unrelated note states that about 12 pounds of air are needed to burn one pound of coal.
Secretary of State George S. Myers announced Thurman Sheley of Bloomingburg was appointed as a member of the Fayette County Board of Elections.
A simple way to flavor a roast is to add a few ginger snaps to the pan with the juice. The ginger boosts seasoning for a quick, fragrant finish.
Pastor George Weir leads Enterprise U B Circuit with Bethany calendar notes. Sunday School 9 30 at Bethany. preaching 10 30 on Spiritual Birthday. baptism certificates to be presented. Young peoples meeting Thursday 7 45. election of officers next Sunday. Children Day exercises Sunday 8 pm. Prayer and Bible 8 pm Wednesday. Baptism of children Sunday June 16 at 10 am from families. similar Bethany program to follow. WMA meets Tuesday June 11 at Ahart and Weir home.
Deep sea divers report locating the sunken Russian tax collecting ship from 1721 near Helsingfors Finland. The ship is said to hold 14 large barrels of gold though the cargo remains conjectural. The legendary treasure, if real, would total at least 10 million dollars.
Word comes from Nelsonville that Connie Crawford, a frequent Logan visitor, was injured at his home on Wednesday. He suffered a fractured jaw while repairing an automobile when a loose car spring fell on his face.
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