Betty Jane Sheeler Weds Donavon J Gabriel in June Evening
Miss Betty Jane Sheeler and Donavon J Gabriel wed in a double ring ceremony at St. John's rectory witnessed by families and close friends. The bride wore pink gabardine and white accessories, with white gardenia corsage. groom is employed at Logan Clay Products. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at 36 East Hunter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Sheeler
Fred Sheeler
North Walnut Street
Donavon J. Gabriel
Gerald Gabriel
East Hunter Street
Charles P. Foy
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joan Jurgensmier
William Moorehead
Sheeler
Gabriel
Don Lightfoot
Harley Meyer
Jesse Gabriel
Vercoe Murphy
Esther Gabriel
Ramon Smith
Michael
John Leach
John Eddie
Meyer
Katy Jo Dollison
Jurgensmier
Charles Voris
Martha
Rudd Summers
Harry Thomas
Alva Cordell
Lucy
Roy Anthony
Grace Marquette
Hattie Foreman
Shirley Taylor
Jacob Fox
Paul Collison
Mary Sheeler
Jeanette Leonard
Logan Clay Products Company
District 27 Eastern Star Officers Meet Dinner Reminder
District 27 Eastern Star officers held a 6:30 P M dinner in Blosser's banquet room with 32 in attendance. Mrs Marvin Lackey presided, hosted by Logan members Mrs Willard Lyke Mrs Ralph Rheinscheid and Mrs Belford Harbarger. Visitors came from Baltimore Corning Rushville Amanda Millersport Crooksville Bremen New Lexington New Straitsville Lancaster Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 27
Order of the Eastern Star
Blosser
Marvin Lackey
West Main Street
Logan
Willard Lyke
Ralph Rheinscheid
Belford Harbarger
Baltimore
Corning
Rushville
Amanda
Millersport
Crooksville
Bremen
New Lexington
New Straitsville
Lancaster
Shawnee
Americans Unload Food to Forestall Ration Cut
A fleet of 116 American ships unloads food at German ports to stock U.S. and British zones and counter a planned daily 300 calorie cut. Economists forecast the 1948 cost at 750 million dollars, likely borne by Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Uncle Sam
Birthdays Today Authors Personalities and Health Warnings
Birthdays Today notes impulsive traits and loyal friendship with a need for caution. It warns of possible doubts, secrecy, and health concerns ahead while urging grit and optimism to overcome obstacles. Names listed include Mrs. Richard Farmer, Mrs. Homer Weimer, Herman Leasure, and others from Union Furnace to Grove City.
Horoscope for Sunday Ambitious reader seeks travel and friends
You are a just and ambitious person who reads travels and makes new friendships. You may be stubborn and exacting planning in detail the influences today are doubtful do not force yourself or be forced hurt feelings are likely progress next year brings satisfactory gains health improves curb expenditures on pleasures expedite business and favor requests born today a perceptive reflective child will be highly intellectual refined clever in arts and occult sciences popular and fortunate
Albert Hamilton Walbridge and Hammon Bumgardner Summary
Albert Hamilton of Walbridge teams with John Hammon and Ronnie Lee Bumgardner in a brief note likely listing individuals connected to a local event or notice. No additional context or actions are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hamilton
Walbridge
John Hammon
Ronnie Lee Bumgardner
Mt Pleasant WSCS Conducts Meeting
The Women's Society for Christian Service at Mt. Pleasant Methodist held an all day meeting at the WSCS home with a noon potluck. Vice president Mrs. Florence Thacker led the business session. devotionals by Mrs. Lucy Stone and readings followed. Twelve sick calls noted and 25 flowers sent in May. Program by Mrs. Charlene Griffith included a playlet "Mother Gets a Hat" with several participants. A poem and songs were presented and other readings shared. Next July meeting planned with Mrs. Rheinscheid and Mrs. Stone leading. Also notes visitors including Nancy and Carol Redick from Adrian, Mich and others visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christian Service
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
WSCS
Florence Thacker
Lucy Stone
Phillipians
Grace Rheinscheid
Charlene Griffith
Lena Adams
Rheinscheid
Virginia Stone
Melva Griffith
Doris Turner
Daisy Kitchen
Marie Griffith
WCTU Flower Mission Day Observed at Church
The Women's Christian Temperance Union marked Flower Mission Day at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with hymn singing and a devotionals talk based on Colossians. A Mile of Quarters donation was approved for the mission, and a two day Lancaster Camp Ground workshop was announced for July 24 and 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical United Brethren Church
S. C. Bright
Paul
Colossians
Fred Keller
Lancaster Camp Ground
Lancaster
Social Calendar Highlights Community Gatherings and Club Meetings
A weekend and week of local meetings, picnics, and du fairs. Activities include Women's Relief Corps, Maccabee Lodge, American Legion Auxiliary, Girl Scouts Poppy Sale, Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority, Antioch Grange, Daughters of Dorcas, WSCS circles, Bible Boosters, and 4 H club events. Community groups, church circles, and social clubs host dinners, reunions, drill practices, and a joint picnic at Rachelmacher Park with a vesper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Women’s Union of Presbyterian Church
Rachelmacher Park
Family Night at Smiths Chapel Announces July Committees
A Smiths Chapel gathering held Thursday evening featured music readings and contests for over 50 attendees. The group closed with potluck refreshments and named Miss Ruby Thompson and Miss Emma Keplar to the July program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Chapel
Ruby Thompson
Emma Keplar
WSWS Meeting at Mrs Hockman Home Reports Philippines Work
The WSWS of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Edward Hockman North Mulberry Street with hostesses and a program led by Mrs. Ralph Walker. Discussions covered the four fold plan for church work in the Philippines and messages from the islands. Refreshments were served and business reports on the Baltimore convention were given. Mrs. Clayton Scheide and Mrs. Jessie Larimer were noted among those visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSWS
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edward Hockman
North Mulberry Street
H. V. Thrush
W. O. Lanner
Charles Bumgardner
Charles Loomis
John Spence
Fred Graham
Wesley Canan
Grace Thomas
Ralph Walker
Paul Cruise
M. C. Martin
Philippines
William Loomis
Clifford Iles
Islands
James Barker
Fred Hugh
Herman Leonard
Merlin Whitcraft
Otto Iles
Arlis Hiles
N. M. Brown
James Rees
Willard McNallen
Breckenridge, Tex
Carl Spence
Harry Sweazy
McNallen
Florence Myers
James Hutchison
Charles Geil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gabriel-Sheeler
Eastern Star
Hamburg
Richard Farmer
East Second Street
Homer Weimer
Esther Herron
Herman Leasure
Anthony Stroupe
East Main Street
Union Furnace
Ed N. Turner
Grove City
Forest M. Glenn
Columbus
Tommy Eveland
Laurelville
Burr O. Nixon
West Hunter Street
Frances Freeman
Nora Reid
Chief Logan
Pennsylvania
Enna Sa
Snenwr
Jteries
Logan Bulk
Mt. Pleasant
Nancy and
Carol Redick
Mrs
Raymond Redick
East Front Street
John May
Adrian, Mich
Gladys Lanning
Chillicothe
James Bebout
Hill Street
Paul Stimson
Suzanne Case
WCTU
Russell Berlin
Flower Mission
Harry Reeves
R. B. Hansel
Paul Monks
A. N. Grueser
E. M. Godfrey
Walter Reasoner
D. C. Walker
Orval
Logan Route 2
James Schultz
Gallagher Avenue
Waltonian Men’s Chorus
Grace Wheelan
Earl
Emil
Jane Wheelan
Maloy
Iowa
Carl Harsh
Fountain Street
The
Logan Mfg. Co
E. Front St
Logan, Ohio
Women’s Relief Corps
Andrew J. Mowrey
Fellowship Church
Presbyterian Church
Maccabee Lodge
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Antioch Grange
Girls Missionary Guild of
EUB Church
Martha Sue Cruise
Lillian Richards
Betty Frasure
Pocahontas
First Methodist Church
Ruth Heft
Pritchard
Dorcas
James Larimer
George Roberts
Circle 5
J. E. Struble
Pottery Street
Lodge Hall
Gibisonville
Nolan Brown
Homemakers’ Club
Pritchard’s
Brown
Venus Chapter
CES
Venus Circle
Thundergap
the Yearling
Gregory Peck
Jane Wyman
Technicolor
Mrs. Hockman
Helen Clark
Mrs. McNallen
Mr. Spence
Velva Brashares
Lois Carr
Carol McLain
Clayton W. Scheide
Towanda, Pa
S. W. Frost
Mr. Frost
Scheide
Jessie Larimer
Richards
Court Park
Dick Judy
ODD Fellows
Hocking Valley
New Marshfield
Willis Lehman
Fin. Sec’y
Standwik
Ohio
Logan Monument Company
Logan Monument Company Pioneers of Expressive Memorials
Southeast
George C. Shaw
Hocking Valley Hospital
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