Harford Circle Meeting At Mrs St Clair Home
Harford Circle was entertained at the home of Mrs Edward St Clair with Miss Irene Campbell reporting on a Westerville convention. Leader Mrs Esther Mundy discussed Opportunities of Church in Rebuilding Rural America and several members spoke on rural life topics followed by a closing prayer and the group singing Service For Others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford Circle
Esther Mundy
Harford
Edward St. Clair
Isabell Emerick
America
Mundy
Irene Campbell
Lawrence Griffith
Leslie Evans
Faith Wright
Woodrow Mohler
Delmer Freeman
Merrill Nimon
Ed Godfrey
Mildred Blake
Evelyn Campibell
Catharine Stoughton
Madge Wright
Mrs Adcock and Mrs Nixon Host Bridge Club
Mrs Ross Adcock and Mrs Walter Nixon co hosted the Chummy Bridge Club on Thursday evening Guests were invited to the PK Shoppe at 630 for dinner and then to the Adcock home for bridge Guest prize went to Mrs A Q Kelch with club awards to Mrs Clayton Scheide Jr and Mrs Lawrence Harden Guests included Mrs Don Solon of Nelsonville and Mrs Kelch Covers were laid at the PK Shoppe for many members and guests including Mrs Karl Harper Mrs Scheide Jr Mrs Alfred Lanning Mrs Lawrence Adcock Mrs Lawrence Harden Mrs Elder Martin Mrs Lavon Goodlive Mrs Joe Walburn Miss Mildred Collins and the hosts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Adcock
Walter Nixon
Adcock
A. Q. Kelch
Clayton Scheide, Jr
Lawrence Harden
Don Solon
Nelsonville
Kelch
Karl Harper
Scheide, Jr
Alfred Lanning
Lawrence Adcock
Elder Martin
Lavon Goodlve
Joe Walburn
Mildred Collins
Mrs Pearl Leaman Hosts Jolly Twelve Embroidery Club
Mrs Pearl Leaman of 29 West Second Street entertained the Jolly Twelve Embroidery Club on Thursday afternoon. Luncheon at three featured the paper of the afternoon, with a guest list from Carbon Hill and Logan. Next hostess Mrs Bailey to host June 23 at Carbon Hill home for a one o clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Leaman
West Second Street
Jolly Twelve Embroidery Club
Carl Spannow
Frank Hawk
Clifford Hawk
Ben Bailey
John Blosser
Woodrow Devol
Don Dawley
Carbon Hill
Sparnow
Albert Smith
Charles Green
Seaman
Logan
Bailey
Mrs Chris Gompf Hosts Zenith Club Evening
Mrs Chris Gompf entertained the Zenith Club at her South Mulberry street home with members including Mrs Harry Brown and Miss Ida Steinman. Prizes went to Mrs Harry Brown Mrs Ralston and Mrs Joe Brown as refreshments were served. Ruth Blum and Katie Conkle head to Cleveland for the Pocahontas and Redmen convention with return dates and plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Gompf
Zenith Club
South Mulberry Street
Harry Brown
W. Murphy
H. W. Harden
Joe Brown
Bess V. Mutchmore
Howard Ralston
Don Warner
Ida Steinman
Ralston
Ruth Blum
Logan Council No. 58 Degree of
Pocahontas
Katie Conkle
Cleveland
Great Council of the Pocahontas and Redmen
Social Calendar for Friday and Saturday June 10 11
Local clubs list events for Friday June 10 including Amica Club at Mrs Simon Rutter 2 PM Sewing Club with Mrs Raymond Jones 7 30 PM Ewing Grange at Grange hall 8 PM Father’s Day program Cosmopolitan Club with Mrs D O Davis West Second Street 8 PM review by Mrs Chas Achauer Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge initiation 7 30 PM I O O F hall McKinley Club meeting 7 30 PM W W C T U with Mrs Emma Shaw Midland Place 7 30 PM Mrs Rose Krishbaum in charge of meeting Also Saturday June 11 East End Needle Club 7 30 PM Saturday Club 1 PM with Mrs C W Graham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amica Club
Simon Rutter
Raymond Jones
Ewing
Grange
Grange Hall
D.O. Davis
West Second Street
Chas, Achauer
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
McKinley Club
Hall
Emma Shaw
Midland Place
Rose Krishbaum
Logan Squaw Club Meets At Mrs Preston Home
Eleven members of the Logan Squaw Club met at the home of Mrs. George Preston Thursday night. Guests included Mrs. Elizabeth Neal of Tennessee and Mrs. Joe Farbearn. After business, refreshments and games followed with prizes won by Mrs. Byron Waldron, Mrs. Jasper Iles, Mrs. Neal, and Mrs. Chauncey Riggs. Next meeting set for June 23 at Mrs. Ray Garverick's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Squaw Club
George Preston
Elizabeth Neal
Tennessee
Joe Farbearn
Byron Waldron
Jasper Iles
Neal
Chauncey Riggs
Ray Garverick
Shriners Take Time Out for Beauty Contest Guests
A social page item lists several guests and visitors in Logan and nearby towns. Shriners hosted a Thursday beauty event with Mrs. William Saunderman and family among attendees. Residents from Columbus Lancaster Newark Athens Gore Logan Union Furnace and Ft. Recovery are noted as dining with or visiting local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saunderman
Mary
Ralph Umstutz
Ft. Recovery
Gordon Parlette
Karl Sunderman
Columbus
Henry
Karl Hartmann
GIBISONVILLE Community Picnic and Church Board News
A Barringer family picnic at O Shaughnessy Dam near Delaware celebrated Albert Schneider's birthday with relatives from Canal Winchester and Columbus. The U B Church official board met with Rev Tuttle. 16th church anniversary planned for July 17 with a children s Day program to follow after recovery from mumps, and a birthday dinner for Mrs Howard Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Barringer
O’shaughnessy Dam
Delaware
Albert Schneider
U. B
Tuttle
Velva Brashares
Wm. Moore
David Wylie
Opal Wylie
Ross Anderson
Will Rose
Billy Gibison
Howard Anderson
Tourist Club Holds Last Program Meeting June 9
Mrs Allen Adams hosts Tourist Club at 131 West Second Street for a one o clock luncheon and the final club meeting of the year. Miss Mary Louise Bowen leads. Mrs R R Lanning absent. Mrs Stanton Pond reviews Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf. Items on current events and a June 23 waterworks picnic discussed. Guests include Miss Minnie Moore and several club members. Karl Hartman invited to join Rev and Mrs Bohls at Junction City. others, Rev Schellhase and Mrs Youngstown also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hartman
Alvin Bohls
Junction City
F. J. Schellhase
Youngstown
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Lea
Ohio
Isabelle ‘Emerick
Mrs. Mundy
Nixon
Mrs
East End
John St. Clair
C. W. Graham
Spiker Mortuary
Canton
Logan High School
Western Reserve
A. F. Evans
Kenneth
Lee
Leonard
Weaver
L. K. Showalter
Mound Street
Anthony Toerner
C. A. Richey
Rockview
Rockbridge
Willard McNallen
Pat
Breckinridge
Texas
James Hutchison
Shirley
Jerry
Florence Myers
Ringling Brothers Circus
N. J. Stoody
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Mr. Stoody
J. L. Stoody
Edward Hockman
Lucy Malone
Bertye P. Correll
Shriners
Charles P. Mack
Virgil Rowlan
John Harlan
John Martin
Lancaster
Katie Walker
Charles Kreider
Charles Wheatley
Cecil Wheatley
George T. Humphrey
Martha Yerges
Newark
Charles Brehm
Henry Acker
Byron Wolfe, Jr
Athens
W. A. Carpenter
Leona Woodard
Waveline Courter
Union Furnace
M. K. Parker
Leroy Boyd
Nellie Stephenson
New Straitsville
Esther Hartley
Martha Ann Remlinger
Fremont
Edward Champ
Logan, Tenn
Martha Glick
Betty Pennell
Harry J. Stevenson
Barbara Leak
Gore
Gladys Thompson of
William Pittman
Myrtle Hart
Ocean Park, Cal
Los Angeles
Ocean Park
Gibisonville
By Velva Brashares
Landon
Grad Poe
Chas. Robinson
Arthur Huffines
James Napp
Freida Belle
Ted Helber
Bill Helber
Ralph Conrad
Enterprise
Charles Robinson
Wm. Robinson
Wm. Rose
James Anderson
Nellie Huffines
Cherrington Hospital
Huffines
Charles Huffines
Maxville
W. T. Brashares
W. R. Griffith
Helen
Paul
Effie Boling
Thelma Anderson
Evelyn Moore
E. L. Huffines
Gertie Whitecraft
Edson
Anderson
Ernest Vorhees
Adelphi
Lester Lyttle
Indiana
W. A. Cooper
Joe Fiume
Hillsboro
Robert Stiverson
Cincinnati
Ralph Stiverson
Vernie Stahr
Ruth
Mary Huston
John Amnah
Opal
Mary Wylie
Helen Griffith
Ellsworth
Whitcraft
Robin Hood
Peggy Anne Landon
Dr. E. H. Lindley
Peggy
University of Kansas At Lawrence
BE. H. Lindsley
Sally
Mrs. Allen-Adams
Minnie Moore
C O. Allen
John A. Toy
Lawrence Hack
Robert C Work
Pond
F. Meade Bowen
John Wellman
James Smoot
M. A. Campbell
George Hengst
Carlton Bright
J. W. Woodard
J. G. Cole
Bowen
J. R. Berlin
W. Second St
Ralph Walker
Spring St
Motorists Mutual Auto Insurance
Columbus, Ohio
Vic Donahey
Carl Crispin
I. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Odd Fellows Temple
Kroger
Mariana
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