Garden Club Opens June Meeting At Hockman Home
Mrs. Hockman hosts the June gathering on North Mulberry Street with Mrs. Paul Monks assisting. The club dedicates a memorial for late member Miss Mary Lemon and features readings from Ohio networks and poems. Special guests include Mrs. D. V. Rannelis, Mrs. Eugene Wright and Mrs. Reeves as members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hockman
North Mulberry Street
Paul Monks
S&s. C. Bright
Mary Lemon
Ohio Lakes and Streams
John Rochester
Ohio River
B. O. Nixon
Zane Caverns
Joe Brown
Rockhouse
James Ivan Moorehead
Karl Hartmann
Monks
Sang
Ohio
D. V. Rannelis
Eugene Wright
Reeves
Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meeting At Phillips Home
Mr and Mrs Murray Phillips hosted Farm Bureau Advisory Council No 3 at their home Monday evening Ww W C Winder spoke on This Bus iness of Farming followed by discussion A social hour and refreshments were served Attendees included the Ringlers Skinners Nixons Shaws and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Phillips
Farm Bureau Advisory Council No. 3
W. C. Winder
Harold Klinger
Wendell Phillips
Dan Rheinscheld
John Funk
Winder
Clarence Skinner
Klinger
Bobby
James Skinner
Jean Skinner
Neal Shaw
Beverly Nixon
Roy Scott, Jr
Vernon Nixon
Mary Martha Circle Meets at Nixon Home
The Mary Martha Circle of Evangelical United Brethren met Tuesday at Mrs. B. O. Nixon on West Hunter Street with Mrs. Ralph Walker leading. The session opened at two o clock with a business meeting and announced a July picnic at Rachelmacher Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Walker
Mary Martha
Evangelical United Brethren Anch
B. O. Nixon
West Hunter Street
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
List of hostesses at the event names
Mrs Bright, Mrs William Loomis, Mrs Martin, Mrs Roch ester, Miss Emma Wellman, Mrs James Blosser, Mrs Godfrey, Mrs Brown, Mrs Moorehead, Mrs Clayton Scheide, Mrs Nixon, Mrs Clifford Iles, Mrs Neal Shaw, Mrs William Patchen, Karl Hart mann and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
William Loomis
Martin
Rochester
Emma Wellman
James Blosser
Godfrey
Brown
Moorehead
Clayton Scheide
Nixon
Clifford Iles
Neal Shaw
William Patchen
Karl Hartmann
Social Calendar Parties and Meetings Listed for Local Clubs
Community groups share varied events across the week. Socials at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, YWCA Youth picnic at Rachel Macher Park, VFW auxiliary at Pocahontas Hall, and multiple club meetings including Women’s Club, WSCS, Ladies Aid, D of A, and Grange activities with dates, times, and locations.
Sorority plans invitation dance at Hocking Hills Club
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority sponsors an informal invitation dance at the Hocking Hills Country Club on Saturday June 12 from 9 PM to midnight. Dance committee members are Mrs. Nellie Yates, Miss Katherine Kessler, Mrs. Everett McWilliams, and Miss Joanne Ka kle sch. Mrs. Clara St. Johnson of Batavia Illinois is visiting Mrs. Russell Berlin on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Hocking Hills Country Club
Nellie Yates
Katherine Kessler
Everett McWilliams
Joanne Kalklesch
Clara St. Johnson
Batavia, Il
Russell Berlin
West Second Street
Harrington Class Conducts Meeting and Guests
The Harrington Class of the Presbyterian Church met Monday evening at Miss Jessie McManigal's home on North Spring Street with Mrs. Phil Tschappat and Miss Olive B. Neibling assisting. De votional leader Mrs. Harry Smi spoke on Footpath to Peace, followed by scripture and prayer as the group discussed the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Presbyterian. Church
Jessie McManigal
North Spring Street
Phil Tschappat
Olive B. Neibling
Harry Smi
Rudolph
Philippines
Martha Steele
Harden Cremean
Chalmers Allerton
Florence
Family Dinner At Armstrong Home Remains A Notable Gathering
A Sunday potluck at Leo Armstrongs Logan Route 3 home drew many relatives for a noon meal and social afternoon. Attendees included Harold Noah family from Wadsworth, Moyne Noah from Lodi, Virgil Armstrong from Rittman, Francis Williamson party from Marcy, Edmund Armstrong and Louise Mason of Lancaster, plus several Armstrong relatives and visitors from South Bloomingville to Columbus. Jean Hanigan of Hyattsville visited her parents before departing for Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Armstrong
Logan
Harold Noah
Eugene
Wadsworth
Moyne Noah
Lodi
Virgil Armstrong
Rittman
Francis Williamson
Petey Lou
Jeffrey
Marcy
Edmund Armstrong
Louise’ Mason
Lancaster
Juanita Kitchen
South Bloomingville
Harry Armstrong
Karen Sue
Mareen
Dianne
Marvelea
Albert Armstrong
W. H. Lash
Patty
Rose Lash
Columbus
Youth Fellowship Party at Fairview Methodist Church
The Fairview Methodist Youth Fellowship held a Friday evening program at the Ringhiser home with a song service and prayer. Guest speaker Lester Ringhiser, student at Olivet Nazarene College, spoke on Religious College Life, followed by social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Methodist Church
Alva Ringhiser
Lester Ringhiser
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Ill
Doris Edwards
Philip Klinger
Charles Ringhiser
Elza Ringhiser
Maud Clark
Kenneth Frasure
Léota Ringhiser
Carl Dusenberry
Mary Dusenberry
Delores Beougher
May Clark
Helen Geil
Paul Dalton
Bob Starner
Harold Nihiser, Jr
Donna Morris
Sylvia Morris
Betty Beougher
Shirley Pickett
Florence Geil
Betty Geil
Lois Nihiser
Evelyn Schein
Robert St. Clair
Roy Crawford
William Drake
Birthdays Today Celebrating June 8 Birth Anniversaries
Happy birthday to Frank Lloyd Wright the famed architect and Senator Robert L. Wagner. Also named are Forest M. Glenn Nora Reid and several others from Columbus Laurelville and Union Furnace. Messages greet those turning years and wish success in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lloyd Wright
Robert L. Wagner
Natal
Forest M. Glenn
Columbus
Nora Reid
Laurelville
Chauncey Huston
Logan
Burr O. Nixon
West Hunter Street
John Hammon
Tommy Eveland
Ronnie Lee Bumgardner
Union Furnace
Ralph W. Miller
Frances Freeman
Lois Keck
South Bloomingville
Ed Turner
Grove City
Nellie DeFord
Nelsonville
Roosevelt and George pledge friendship at Washington dinner
On June 8 1939 President Roosevelt and King George VI of Britain pledged friendship at a state dinner in Washington. The date also marks first paper money authorization in New York in 1709 and notable birth anniversaries for violin maker Guarnerius, composer Schumann, and admiral Porter born in 1810 and 1843 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
King George
Great Britain
Washington
New York
Giuseppe Antonio Guarnerius
Robert Schuman
David Dixon Porter
Porter
U. S. Navy
Union Furnace Women Attend Bridal Shower in Corning
Mrs. J. C. Powell Mrs. Elizabeth Sinnott and Mrs. Harold Powell with children Jimmy and Brenda of Union Furnace visited Corning Friday evening for a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Albert Kantor. Dr and Mrs Charles Notestone of Chillicothe were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Notestone on West Hunter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Powell
Elizabeth Sinnott
Harold Powell
Jimmy
Brenda
Union Furnace
Corning
Albert Kantor
Charles Notestone
Chillicothe
West Hunter Street
Picnic Meeting at Kachelmacher Park
Circle 2 of the Women's Society for Christian Service gathered at six o'clock Monday evening at Kachelmacher Park for a regular meeting and picnic supper. Mrs. Pearl Wolfe led a brief business session after the meal. Attending were Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Grace Michel, Mrs. Deborah Summers, Mrs. Ida Myers, Mrs. John Allen, Mrs. Ray Stewart, Mrs. Neal Shaw, Mrs. Earl Thompson and daughter, Mrs. Warren Johnson, and Mrs. Glen Ward. The next gathering will be a picnic at the home of Mrs. Neal Shaw on Union Furnace Road. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McFadden returned Sunday to Columbus after visiting Logan relatives=*/
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 2
Women’s Society For Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Kachelmacher Park
Pearl Wolfe
Wolfe
Grace Michel
Deborah Summers
Ida Myers
John Allen
Ray Stewart
Neal Shaw
Earl Thompson
Warren Johnson
Glen Ward
Union Furnace Road
Bergen Weather Promptly Keeps Pedestrians Well Protected
In Bergen Norway rain so common that infants receive rain coats hats and umbrellas are standard equipment for pedestrians on city streets during frequent showers and wet days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Norway
Local Visits and Hospital Admission Reported in Zanesville Area
Maxville James Goodlive of Newville Route 1 was admitted at Good Samaritan Hospitals Zanesville Sunday for trial and treatment. Weekend visitors included Ray Poling and family of Elyria and Walter Gartner and son Dan of Lancaster at James Palmer's home. Additional visitors were Lloyd Nixon and daughter of Gore to Sam Christian home. Herman Steele of Logan visited Curtis McWilliams family. Harold Akers of Sugar Grove called on Mrs. Albert Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goodlive
Newneville
Good Samaritan
Zanesville
Ray Poling
Elyria
Walter Gartner
Dan
Lancaster
James Palmer
Lloyd Nixon
Gore
Sam Christian
Herman Steele
Logan
Curtis McWilliams
Dale
Harold Akers
Sugar Grove
Albert Sheets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phillips
Mary Martha Circle
Peerless Ice Cream Freezers
Ohio Power Co
N.E.M.A
Vornado
Humphryes
Fairbanks-Morse Water Systems
Bible Boosters
Presbyterian Church
VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Cate
Comet
Wscs Circle 6
Method Church
Juni
Tourist Book Club
Pos
YWCA
Lodge Ha
New Plymouth Wctu
Earle Heinlein
Flower Mission Meeting
Women’s Union of the Presrian Church
Chelmacher Park
Lodge Hall
Ladies Aid of Zion Eub Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Among Ourselves
Brandt
Howard Rolston
Friendship Embroidery Club Hall
Bas
Wagnier
Venus
CBS
B. Hansel
Squaw Club
John Liff
North Street
Ewing Grange
Columbia Diamond Rings
Eric Wy
Columbia
Lee Notestine
Logan Route 1
Raymond Bailey
Johnnie
Sammy K
Franklin J
Rockbridge
John Anderson
Arléne
Larry
Garry Dean
Flay Fearn
Maude Fearn
B. F. Geslin
Mary Goslin
South Walnut Street
A. L. Acker
Clara Jeanette Ucker
Armstrong Home
Jean Hanigan
Hyattsville
Gordon Hanigan
New Plymouth
Washington, D. C
Mutual Stores
Sada
Fay Lysel
Noleproof
T. E. McFadden
Ed Myers
South Culver Street
Lydia Pinkham
Nkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Main St
Logan, Ohio
Mrs
Stanley Nixon
LEO
ANE
Logan Home Furnishings
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