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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
5
Mrs. Howard Rolsten hosted the Among Ourselves Club at Brandt's Restaurant with a luncheon and a book review by Mrs. Dean Dollison. The group adjourned to 56 East Front Street for an afternoon program and planned a picnic for the next meeting.
An out of doors dinner arranged by Mr and Mrs Lewis Gregory of Bremen Sunday complimented Mrs Friesner's father Day Robinson and her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Walter Hiles of 669 Third Street Logan Invited to share the picnic in addition to the honored guests
Mrs James Barker hosted Tuesday Contract Club at her summer home Route 664 Circleville area for a seven o clock dinner and bridge. Miss Nettie Barker assisted in serving and attended the game. High scores went to Mrs Henry Cague Mrs Harry Bell and Mrs Carlos Gaffin with Mrs Dallas Kinser taking the consolation prize. Home made ice cream was served. Attendees included Mrs Judson Shriner Mrs Dague Mrs Bell Mrs Gaffin Mrs Clarence Matheny Mrs Clinton Webb Mrs Clarence Blosser Mrs Kinser Mrs Frank Harden Mrs Clarence Schempp the hostess and Miss Barker.
Friday events include Ewing Grange at 8 PM with health bread program and third fourth degrees conferred. potluck supper at Canny Drive area. Children's Day services at 7 30 PM at Fairview Methodist Church. Funk Harsh reunion at Rach Elmacher Park with basket dinner at noon. Governor Worthington Chapter DAR picnic 6 PM. Thursday Sewing Club meets 4 AM at Greyhound Bus Station for trip to Cincinnati. Pocahontas degree 7 30 PM at hall. team practice for all members.
The Doing Dozen 4-H Club of Enterprise met at Kline Memorial Church with advisors Mrs. Mathias and Mrs. Ansel. Discussed club books and clothing projects. Members present included Rachel McClelland and Patty Kornmiller among others. Patty Steele attended as a guest.
A brief feature notes an Ohio photograph of Hocking County's scenic Old Man's Cave in Future, the Magazine for Young Men. The piece praises Ohio parks while mentioning Cinnabar ore as a source of mercury.
Logan and Hocking County twins are invited to a first state-wide convention of twins on Sunday June 13 at Buckeye Lake. The event is sponsored by the Licking County Twin Club of Newark with co-presidents Jim and George Ellis. Prizes will be awarded, judging starts at 1 30 P M, a picnic banquet follows at 4 30, a floor show and dancing later. The Ellis twins hope Ohio becomes the twin center of the nation.
Laurelville reports Mr. Don Egan and Mr. George McClelland visiting the Cable Tab ernacle in Indiana. Mrs. Lloyd McCabe and daughter Linda stay with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hampshire in South Bloomingville as their son is born Saturday.
The note highlights quick mixes for cakes cookies biscuits and waffles for an emergency shelf. It notes packaged custard pudding and tapioca desserts are useful and that canned soups offer convenience for eating as is or as sauces for a main course.
Delegates at the Kiwanis International convention elected J. Belmont Mosser, 62, of St. Marys Pennsylvania as president for the coming year. The body urged Kiwanis members to eradicate communism and adopted resolutions supporting universal military training, uniform traffic laws, and quick consideration of statehood bills for Hawaii and Alaska.
The EUB Missionary group met Thursday evening at Mrs. Denver Drum’s home with eight members attending. Mrs. Dick Karr led the devotionals. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Spence and their Dayton children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will De Haven.
The term au gratin refers to topping a creamed dish with buttered bread crumbs and grated cheese. It is then baked in the oven to form a golden crust.
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