Willard Grove 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs Willard Grove of Rockbridge celebrate 50 years of marriage with open house on Sunday June 16 from 2 to 5 p m at their home. The couple married June 12 1913 in Covington Kentucky and have three sons two daughters 25 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Grove
Rockbridge
Theco
Harold
Stella) Glenn
Donald
Ruth) Bigham
George Groves
Harry Groves
Willard Groves
Covington
Grove
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
Lancaster
Purl Grove
Kansas City
Sugar Grove
Bigham
Amanda
Glenn
Groves
Social Evening Hosts Mrs Streetman and Mr Lutz
Mr and Mrs Robert Lutz of Rockbridge Rt 1 entertained Thursday evening with dinner guests Mr and Mrs Ernest Streetman, Ruth Brown, and children Jan Phillip Gary and John of Kissimmee Florida. The hostesses were longtime classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lutz
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Ernest Streetman
Ruth Brown
Janet, Phillip
Gary
John
Kissimmee, Fla
Streetman
Lutz
Rockbridge
Social Calendar Highlights Local Church and Club Events
A Tuesday social calendar lists events at Lelen Puranes Presbyterian Church and Zion EUB Ladies Aid in preparatory meetings. Auxiliary, Emblem Club, 52 Club, Four Seasons Garden Club, D of A, Homemakers and Venus groups schedule gatherings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at various venues with dinners, installations, and special activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
EUB
D. H. Woodard
Wa Thange'el Gas
Four Seasons Garden Club
Ohio Power Co
Miss Sue Shipley Honored At Shower By Mrs Snyder
In honor of the bride elect Miss Sue Shipley, a shower hosted by Mrs. Snyder was held at the bride’s parents home, Duane and wife, N Wood. Guests enjoyed a dessert course at small tables with pale green and pink decor and miniature pink and green rolling pin favors. The guest list included Shipley family and friends from Butler Lewiston West Salem and nearby areas with several sending gifts from away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Shipley
Snyder
Aes
Foeena Shashbers
Cohen Onening
Shipley Barn
Duane Shipley
N. Wood
Miss Shipley
Shipley
Gordon Shipley
Lorie
Butler
Russell Fitzgerald
Lewiston
N. Y
Charles Achaver
Herbert Engle
John Tansky
Carlos Gaffin
Herman Leonard
James Rimelspach
James L. Young
Gene Morgan
John Hildabolt
George Crow
Gerald Payn
West Salem
United Brethren Young People Hold Monthly Meeting
The Monthly meeting of the United Brethren in Christ Church Young People Missionary Band met Monday evening at the church. Plans were made for a July ice cream social with free will donations. Members learned to operate the church mimeograph machine as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Band of the United Brethren In Christ Church
House
Jolly Double-Five Club Dinner Meet in Lancaster
Members of the Jolly Double-Five Club traveled to Lancaster for a Thursday dinner at Kane's in the Plaza. Twelve attended chaired by Mrs. Jack Leffler, with names listed including Mrs. Schorr and Mrs. Wallace. Next meeting set for June 27 at Mrs. Wildermuth's home at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Keith Hawk
Otto Shaw
Jolly Double- Five Club
Lancaster
Kane
Sam Wildermuth
Wildermuth
Birthday greetings list from community I posted
A compact birthday notice lists residents and addresses including Mrs Harold Walke on Route 2 and Mrs John Goodlve at 769 Church Street along with Thelma Beck Logan Route 3 Effie Finnearty 770 East Main Bernard Cook 1077 Third Street Linda Mantor 13 Hayes Pritchard Lancaster Mildred Taylor Buck Run Road Rockbridge Ambrose Schrader Logan Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Beck
Logan Rt
Effie Finnearty
E. Main
Bernard Cook
Third St
Linda Mantor
Hayes Pritchard
Lancaster
Mildred Taylor
Buck Run Rd
Rockbridge
Ambrose Schrader
Esther Circle Officers Named At Luncheon Meet
The Esther Circle of the First Methodist Church held a get acquainted luncheon at noon Tuesday at Mrs. Brendale Road home. Officers named include Mrs. Harry Hammon assistant reader, Mrs. R. B. Perkins secretary, Mrs. Leonard Haynes treasurer, Mrs. Fred Murray chairman, and committee members Miss Minnie McBroom devotionals and Mrs. Marion Allen cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Methodist Church
Breendale
Harry Hammon
R. B. Perkins
Leonard Haynes
Fred Murray
Minnie cBroom
Marion Allen
Millard Brown
Hermon Chapple
Visitors And Vacationers Attend Dance Recital In Columbus
Woodruff and relatives from South Logan visited Columbus last weekend to see their daughter Mrs James Shaw and grandchildren Greg and Lynn. They attended the Stella Becker Dance Recital Saturday evening where their granddaughter performed along with Miss Edna Blum and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blum
South Logan
Columbus
Dewahter
James Shaw
Greg
Lynn
Stella Becker
Edna Blum
Murray Family Attends Roberta Fricker Murray Graduation
Roberta Fricker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fricker of Parma, graduates as part of Valley Forge High School's first class at Music Hall Cleveland. She plans to attend Michigan State East Lansing. Family from Parma Union Furnace Lancaster Columbus and Logan attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyper Valey Forge High School
Music Hall
Cleveland
Roberta Fricker
Robert Fricker
Parma
Valley Forge High School
Miss Fricker
Midpal
East Lansing
Fricker
Roberta
John
Ernest Murray
Union Furnace
Lafe Fricker
Lancaster
John Bumgardner
Mark
John Murray
Marilyn
Jane
Fred Murray
Michael
Logan
James Murray
Columbus
Going Away Party Honors Two West Elementary Teachers
Edward Ullman hosted a luncheon at Brandt's Mecca Room honoring Martha Kruger music teacher and Mildred Kinney art teacher from West Elementary who recently retired. Attendees included Kinney, Kruger, Lickliter, Blum, Mack, Hopkins, Sana, Steele, Rush, Connor, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ullman
West Elementary School
West School
Mecca
Brandt
Martha Kruger
Logana Age
Mildred Kinney
Westart
Kinney
Kruger
Hazel Lickliter
Grace Blum
Aloe Ie
Lena Mack
Lola Hopkins
Kathryn Sana
Martha Steele
Margaret Rush
Mary Connor
L. E. Strawn
Ullman
Herman Blum of Logan and Mr ee ee
Local brief notes Herman Blum of Logan and another unnamed resident, with sparse context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Blum
Logan
Mr. Ee Ee
Arthritis Rheumatism Vital Facts Free Descriptive Book
A public notice promotes a free descriptive book on arthritis and rheumatism. It highlights vital facts, aims to educate readers about joint health and common conditions, and invites interested individuals to obtain the publication.
EUB Church Circles Hold June Meetings in Sanctuary
Gladys Ward Circle of the First EUB Church met in the sanctuary with leader Mrs. Hope Spencer presenting One in Christ. The program included hymn singing scripture reading, duties of the WS to the local church, and prayers for missionaries. Refreshments served to 17 members and six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ward
EUB
Hope Spencer
Charles Right
W. Burt
St. Luke
Spencer
Edwin Turner
David Shull
Lawrence Hack
Robert Orndoff
Earl Grove
Ralph Fanti
Myrtle Lefever
Raleigh Sinnott
Don Lightfoot
Mack Dalton
Ted Kennedy
Homer Hartsock
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Art-Kraft
MR. and Mrs. Grove
W. Huter St
Aspen
W. Main St
Kay and
Travelol
Eveniarroll and
Mar
Lancaster, O
Bt. Clair
Mefee Iota
Lelen Puranes Presbyterian Church
Robert Winn
Joe Sinnott
Pegi
Ccanulen
Haral
Eee
Fie
Cers
Gibisonville
Harry St.Clair
Church St
Peputer
Foucan Hall
Elks Lodge
Ee Ee
Atuditorium
Wells
Ames
Union Church At Church
Venus
Ces
Masonic Temple
Brimner
Pd Ma
Venus Circle
Mecca Seo
Ray Garverick
W. Front St
Governor W .Chapter
Dar
Len
America
Rand McHally
Olds
Chevrolet
West Second Street
United Brethren
Jolly Double-Five
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Rooms
Dayton Schultheis
N. Market St
Sories
Laurel Ae
Happy
Harold Walke
John Goodlve
Esther Circle
Woodruff
Coakley
Wood
Keller
Cor
Ion of the
Arnel-Jersey
Chartis
Miss and
Sharff
West Elementary
Temple of the Lord
Stanley Dunkle
Florence Myers
Dunkle
Frigidaire
West Main St
Culver
Hunter
Kiwanis
Kachelmacher Park
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