Garden Club Flower Exhibit Inspires with Colorful Arrangements
Guests at the June garden club event viewed an indoor flower exhibit in the Presbyterian Church social room. A program featured Carol McLain on piano, vocal duets by Mrs. William Patchen and Mrs. Carl Harsh, readings, and a playful 1851 versus 1951 garden dialogue. Tea followed with a fragrant bloom centerpiece and pencil-tapered pastel candles. Members from Nelsonville and Logan attended, including club presidents and numerous listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Presbyterian. Church
S. C. Bright
Carol McLain
Debussy
William Patchen
Carl Harsh
Paul Monks
Joyce Kilmer
Bernard McLain
G. C. Hengst
William Loomis
Patchen
Nelsonville
D. V. Rannells
Henry Carr
Carl Brandt
John Man
Jessie McManigpin
Mts Td
Blanche Moorefiead
Raymond Keéairns
John Dougherty
Emerson Poston
Elmer Harsh
Emma Funk
Fred, Keller
John Krieg
Wilhelmine Deissle
Mrs Clark Hosts Chit Chat Club Evening
Mrs. Frederick Blume attended as a guest while Mrs. Maurice Clark entertained the Chit Chat Club at Central Avenue home. Members included Mrs. Web Poling Mrs. Edwin Rutgers Mrs. Walter Derr Mrs. Leslie Duffey Mrs. Glenn Ward and the hostess. Refreshments followed sewing and social conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Blume
Maurice Clark
Central Avenue
Web Poling
Edwin Rutgers
Walter Derr
Leslie Duffey
Glenn Ward
Clark
Local Ladies Honor Guests and Floral Helpers
Mrs Joe Brown and other ladies hosted a gathering with Mrs Burr Nix and Mrs E M Godfrey among organizers. Entertainers named, flower arrangements contributed by Emma and Mayme Wellman, with room settings by Mrs Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Burr Nixon
E. M. Godfrey
E. M. Martin
James Moorehead
Bright
McLain
Emma
Mayme Wellman
Godfrey
Couple to Marry in Detroit Church
Mr and Mrs Orville E Sparks of Dearborn announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Shirley Ann to Jack Lee Hite son of Mrs Faye Hite of Detroit formerly Logan The wedding is set for Saturday June 23 at 730 PM at Ford Road American Lutheran Church Dearborn Hite attended Logan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville E. Sparks
Dearborn
Mich
Shirley Ann
Jack Lee Hite
Faye Hite
Detroit
Logan
Ford Road American Lutheran Church
Hite
Logan High School
Social Calendar Highlights Busy Thursday Log an
Social events fill the June 7 schedule with meetings, dinners, elections, contests, and club gatherings across Logan. Numerous groups including Women of the Moose, Knights of St. John, Granges, Girl Scouts, 4-H, Jayceeettes, and church organizations host officer elections, potlucks, tours, and programs at local venues such as St. Pauls, Morgan Chapel, and Rachelmacher Park.
D of A Members Attend Rally at Tuppers Plains
Daughters of America members traveled by chartered bus to Tuppers Plains for a District 13 rally. About 300 attended. local leaders from Logan and Nelsonville Councils were honored, installed as district officers, and led a memorial service with performances by Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
New Lexington
New Council
Case's Drug
Tuppers Plains
District 13
Aildred Schultz
Logan
Estella Barker
Estella V. Snyder
Ben Williams
Kathryn Mills
Dessie Angle
Elizabeth Palmer
Estella Wills
Roxie Ray
Elsie Columber
Anna Griffin
Logan Council
Schultz
Wills
Kistler
Lucille Forbes
Nelsonville
Homemakers Chorus Honors Mrs Farmer at Picnic Event
The Hocking County Homemakers Chorus directed by Mrs. Richard Farmer honored her birthday with a picnic at Rachelmacher Park. After singing Happy Birthday, they presented a musical cake stand bearing a decorated cake as thanks for her service. Noted visitors include Miss Jayne Ann Shriner of Dayton staying with Mr. and Mrs. Judson Shriner at Ridgeview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Farmer
Hocking County
Otto Iles
Thelma Mowrey
Harvey Bratton
Velva Brashares
Emily van Fossan
Everett Dawley
Harry Mundy
Mabel Conner
May Hansley
Elwood Stiverson
Wayne Timberlake
Harry Swaim
Paul Shaw
Charles Bungard
Jayne Ann Shriner
Dayton
Mrs
Judson Shriner
Ridgeview
Potluck Supper At Mrs Rauch’s Home
A church gathering announced for a potluck supper at the home of Mrs. Charles Rauch. Attendees meet at the church at 6 P M for transportation and are asked to bring their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rauch
Birthdays Today for George Szell and Notables
Birthday greetings flow for George Szell and fellow celebrants Alexander de Seversky Jessica Tandy and Rocky Grazi ano. The note also lists Anthony Stroupe Mrs. Richard Farmer Herman Leasure Mrs. Homer Weimer and Edna Sams with addresses, reflecting a local celebratory exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Szell
Alexander de Seversky
Jessica Tandy
Rocky Graziano
Anthony Stroupe
East Main Street
Richard Farmer
East Front Street
Herman Leasure
Homer Weimer
Lithopolis
Nellig DeFord
Nelsonville
Edna Sams
Gibisonville
Notable deaths and events dated in brief record
It Happened Today compiles entries from 632 A D to 1948 noting Mohammed as death, Beau Brummel birth in 1778, Jean Harlow death in 1937, Allied capture of Bayeux in 1944, and Eduard Benes resignation in 1948 over a Communist constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed (Mahomet
George Bryan Brummel
Beau Brummell
Jean Harlow
Bayeaux
Normandy
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Mrs Dallas Kinser Hosts Inter City Duplicate Club
Mrs. Dallas Kinser hosted a 12 o'clock luncheon at Logan Sandwich House for the Inter-City Duplicate Club. Guests then gathered at the Kinser home for bridge with substitutes Mrs J L Webb Miss Mary Louise Bowen Mrs Elmer Tschap pat and Mrs Howard F White. high score was by Mrs Kinser. Mrs Sharp invites the club to Lake Hope in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Kinser
Logan Sandwich House
Kinser
North Market Street
J. L. Webb
Nelsonville
Mary Louise Bowen
Elmer Tschappat
Howard F. White
O. P. Bingman
Ed Sharp
Clarences
St Marys Auxiliary Meets in School Hall
St Marys Auxiliary gathered in St Johns School hall after a Tuesday business session. Games and lunch followed with plans for a bake sale at the Ohio Power Company office on June 15. Mrs Frank Weiland presided. Mrs Harvey Angle and Mrs Wayne Smart shopped in Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Oliver Stewart of Hinton, West Virginia, visit the Stewarts and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
St. John’s School
Ohio Power Company
Frank Weiland
Grange Officials Entertained At Skinner Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Skinner residents of Union Furnace Road hosted Ohio State Grange officials on Monday and Tuesday. Guests included Byron Frederick and Mrs Frederick of Copley Dellas Worley and Mrs Worley of Lebanon John Miller and Mrs Miller of Milan. The group toured Tar Hollow Camp Lake Hope Lake Logan sites and Hocking parks Ash Cave Old Man s Cave Cedar Falls enjoying a hamburger fry and discussions on conservation and vacation use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Skinner
Hocking County
Union Furnace Road
Ohio State Grange
Byron Frederick
Tar Hollow
Lake Hope
Lake Logan
Hocking
Ash Cave
Old Man's Cave
Cedar Falls
Georgia Wedding Announced for Lora Wilbanks and Cyrus Carpenter
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Lora Wilbanks to Rev. Cyrus E. Carpenter of Columbus Georgia, ceremony held December 24 at Toccoa Falls. Mrs. Carpenter is daughter of A G Wilbanks of Toccoa Falls and a Piedmont College and University of Georgia alumna. The groom is son of B F Carpenter of Rockbridge, a Logan High and Toccoa Falls Bible College graduate. Both are employed in Georgia. Mrs Carpenter with Muscogee Board of Education and the Rev. Carpenter in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Wilbanks
Cyrus E. Carpenter
Columbus
Georgia
Logan
Toccoa Falls
Carpenter
A. G. Wilbanks
Toccoa Falls High
Piedmont College
Demorest
University of Georgia
Muscogee Board of Education
B. F. Carpenter
Rockbridge
Logan High School
Toccoa Falls Bible College
Columbus, Ga
Team-Mates Class Outing at Rachelmacher Park
Members of the Team-Mates Class of the Methodist Church and guests enjoyed a Wednesday wiener roast at Rachelmacher Park. Attendees included Delbert and Marstiller couples, Don Taylor, Jo Ann Heckert, Stewart family, Crane family, Tschudy, Waltz, St Clair, Strait, Clark family, and others from Hinton and Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rachelmacher Park
Delbert Marstiller
Don Taylor
Idella Heckert
Jo-Ann Heckert
James Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Oliver Stewart
Stewart
Hinton
W. Va
Emerson Crane
Robert Tschudy
Maricia Ann
Seaweed in Sargasso Sea May Be Immortal
Floating seaweed in the Sargasso Sea allegedly keeps growing indefinitely, suggesting a form of biological persistence. Researchers note the mats appear to renew themselves as fragments detach and reattach, sustaining the patch over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargasso Sea
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Lancer
John. Wayne
Conelict
New York
N. Y
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Harley Notestine
Mrs. Lee Notestine
Lancaster
Moody Shackelford
Ruby Abrams
Morris
Women of the Moose
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Parish Hall
Knights of St. John
Morgan Chapel
Howard Meacham
Mr. Meacham
Pleasant Hill
Ladies Guild of Trinit Lutheran Church
John Unger
Marion Grange
Grange Hall
Hocking Grange
WSWS
Eub Church
Charles Loomis
Lloyd Miller
Antioch Grange
South Logan Sps
Pythian Sisters
Ohio Power Office
Laurel Valley Grange
VFW
Basil
Henry Tenney
The
Presbyterian Women’s Association
McCray
North, Market Street
Edgar Work
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Schwenke
Ewing Grange
Boyd Redick
Euterpean Club
Central School
B & P W Club
Charlene Harbarger
Birdie Griffith
George Risch
Jennie Rider
Deborah
Risch Cottage
Lancaster Camp Ground
H. H. Shriner
Women of the Church of St. Matthew Lutheran
Homemakers Chorus Honors
Mrs. Farmer
Mrs. Dallas Kinser
St. Mary's Auxiliary
Harvey Angle
Wayne Smart
Hinton, W. Va
Ken-Dawn
Gal
Jug
Pt. Jar
Paul Fox Grocery
W. Hunter St
Dial
Logan, O
Studebaker
Pratt Motor Sales
Grange
Skinner
C. F. Ackers
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Dr. Ackers
Waltz
Jimmy
Harley St. Clair
Cmpeters
John Strait
Ren
I Vntendler
Lynn the Marstillers
Taylors
Mansfield
Russell Higgins
Billy
Jackie
Higgins
Thay
Tee
Logan Home Furnishings
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
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