Degree Team Of Murray City Honored At Great Sun Session
The Poca hontas Lodge degree team from Murray City was selected to seat state officers at the 36th Great Sun Session of the Great Council of mas of Ohio in Columbus. The team, known for its extensive degree work, wore pastel formals with red carnation bouquets. Members listed include captain Mrs. Clara Cunliffe and musician Mrs. Lena Keeton, with Dorothy Brown and others among the participants. Local delegates were Mrs. Charles Schorr and Mrs. Hiles. attendance also included Mrs. John Liff, Mrs. Emma Lanning, and Mrs. Claude Sheets. Additional Murray City members present were Mildred Lanning and Florence Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Murray City
Great Sun
Great Council of Tas of
Ohio
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Arlis Hiles
M. W. Schrader
Logan
Charles Schorr
Hiles
John Liff
Emma Lanning
Claude Sheets
Clara Cunliffe
Lena Keeton
Dorothy Brown
Ben Hellyer
Ollie Lopez
Doris Darby
Grace Shaffer
Naomi Stiff
Lillie Wallace
Hazel
Thelma Hutchison
Alice Theison
Ruby Simpson
Lillie West
Corrine Patterson
Mary Baker
Blanch Roller
Essa Simms
Mildred Lanning
Florence Cook
Esther Stassen as model First Lady and quiet political partner
Esther Stassen, wife of Harold Stassen, is portrayed as the ideal backstage influence in the 1950s race. She supports her husband, participates in Republican women’s groups, Red Cross and hospital work, and aided WACS and Waves during the war. Her role blends devotion, social duty, and steady influence in Minnesota and national circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Stassen
Stassen
Esther Glenne
Mound
Minn
Stassens
University of Minnesota
Harold
Esther
White House
Glen Harold
Kathleen Esther
Washington
Minnesota
State Department
America
Squaw Club Meets At Liff Residence
Mrs John Liff hosted the Squaw Club on Thursday at North Street with members and guests. The president led a brief business session followed by games and social time with prizes for Ella Watkins Walter Hullmans Kay Cannon and others. Special guests included Mrs Claude Sheets Miss Irma Fox and Kay Cannon. Next meeting set for June 24 at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liff
North Street
Squaw Club
Kay Cannon
Charles Schorr
Wells
Charles Mohler
Watkins
Eli Booth
John Conkle
Emma Lanning
M. W. Schrader
Noel Dyer
Huffman
Ray Garverick
Community Calendar Highlights for June 13 14
Social calendar lists events across churches clubs and organizations. Children's Day services at Fairview Methodist Church 7 30 PM. Funk Harsh reunion at Rachelmacher Park. Basket dinner noon. Governor Worthington chapter DAR picnic 6 PM. Thursday Sewing Club trip to Cincinnati 4 AM. Pocahontas degree 7 30 PM. Team practice for all members. Junior Tourist Book Club picnic 6 30 PM at Rachelmacher Park. Miller Chapel Grange 8 PM business meeting program by Laurel Valley Grange. No knead health bread contest. Potluck lunch. Women of the Moose 7 30 PM installation of officers initiation of new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Chapel Grange
Laurel Valley Grange
Noknead Health
Potluck
Women of the Moose
Birthday reflections hint at travel and fortune ahead
The note highlights a bright forward year for those born Sunday June 13, urging calm during social events. It advises seizing business opportunities, travel, and changes for success in the coming 12 months while listing multiple local names and addresses connected to the birthday observances.
Acker Couple Observes Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Former Logan residents Mr and Mrs John Acker marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Nelsonville. They were married June 7 1898 at St Johns Church Logan by Rev Father Powers. A family reunion followed with a dinner in Athens and Mass earlier the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Acker
Nelsonville
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Powers
Ucker
Rosemary Young
Montgomery
W. Va
Monica Stedem
Charlotte Raden
Jack Ucker
Cleveland
Berry Hotel
Athens
William A. Kelly
St. Andrews Parish
May Marriage Announced for Miss Jean Craft and Paul Berry
Announcement of the May 29 marriage in Logan Presbyterian Church of Miss Jean Craft and Paul L. Berry. The couple, attended by Ross Smith and Washington, planned a dinner at the bride’s Murray City home. Included notes of guests Ruth Heft and Mrs. Alice Lough in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Craft
Howard Craft
Murray City
Paul L. Berry
Ross Smith
Columbus
Luther Berry
Nelsonville
Logan Presbyterian Church
Henry Carr
City Loan Force Picnics at Lake Hope
City Loan Company staff from East Main Street enjoyed a Lake Hope picnic on Thursday June 10. Activities included boating swimming fishing and sunbathing with a fried chicken dinner served at six in the evening. Attendees included G L Williams H H Sommers J F Karshner Willard Seckman Wanda Jansen Retha Greene Martha Schafer Martha Sheets Frank Judy III M B Haney and Mrs Haney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Loan Company
East Main Street
Lake Hope
G. L. Williams
H. H. Sommers
J. F. Karshner
Willard Seckman
Wanda Jansen
Retha Greene
Martha Schafer
Martha Sheets
Frank Judy, III
M. B. Haney
Mrs. Haney
Kings Daughters Meet at Haydenville
The Kings Daughters class of the Haydenville Methodist Church gathered Tuesday at Louise and Nellie Ohlinger home. Devotions led by Mrs. Howard St. Clair. Business run by Mrs. Harry Swaim. Entertainment featured home decorated hats won by Mrs. Vern Robinett. A mock wedding honored member Mrs. Albert Sparks with gifts. Lunch hosted by the hostesses for many members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
Haydenville Methodist Church
Louise
Nellie Ohlinger
Howard St. Clair
Harry Swaim
Vern Robinett
Albert Sparks
Gertrude Ginther
Charles Patton
Robinett
Sparks
G. E. Fisher
Perl McGathey
Robert Morgan
Roy Crothers
Roger Campbell
Ralph Campbell
Charles Campbell
James Karshner
Swaim
Nellie Allen
Nora Skiver
St. Clair
Dorothy Reddick
Missary Fisher
Charles Vollmer
Leonard Lehman
Old Friends Welcome Mrs Ethel Gallagher
Mrs Ethel Spears Gallagher of Salt Lake City Utah was informally welcomed by a group of old friends Friday evening at a dinner party in her honor at Blosser's Restaurant Invitations were given by her cousin Mrs Henry Acker and former school associates Mrs Joséphine Hansel and Miss Blanche England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Spears Gallagher
Salt Lake City
Utah
Blosser
Henry Acker
Joséphine Hansel
Blanche England
Cooking times for spring greens in tender-crisp stage
Spring greens should be cooked only until tender-crisp. Beet tops take five to fifteen minutes while spinach needs six to ten minutes and dandelion greens ten to twenty minutes.
Birthday Honors at Dinner for Inez Bainter and Mary Trout
Mrs. Helen Keister hosted a dinner Thursday June 10 in honor of her mother Inez Bainter and aunt Mary Trout. The table centered by a birthday cake featured Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bainter, Otto Keister, Paul and Ronnie, Mona, Verle Keister and Glenna Jean, and the hostess. Also on Thursday evening a picnic outing at Rachel macher Park included Nelle Nutt Jeannette Ruth Josephine Iles and Josephine Rush with Shirley Thomas from East school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keister
Inez Bainter
Mary Trout
Calvin Bainter
Otto Keister
Paul
Ronnie
Mona
Verle Keister
Glenna Jean
Rachelmacher Park
Nelle Nutt
Jeanette Ruth
Josephine Iles
County Health Department
Josephine Rush
Shirley Thomas
East School
Venus Chapter Hears Entertaining Program at Masonic Hall
Venus Chapter Order of Eastern Star met in the Masonic hall with Matron Mrs. Ralph presiding. A delightful program followed featuring Mrs. R. B. Hansel, Mrs. D. Sands, Mrs. Mary Spears, Mrs. O. O. Stephenson, Mrs. Pearl Leaman, Mrs. Herman Leonard, and Mrs. Wilbur Lanning. Performances included solos by George Leonard and Mrs. Lanning, a skit by Mrs. Sands and Mrs. Stephenson, readings by Mrs. Spears, a radio segment by Mrs. Leaman, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Hansel with Mrs. Paul Monks at the piano. Refreshments concluded the evening. The June 24 program will be arranged by Venus Circle. Wallace Nichols of Columbus visits Bobby Krause at 137 Fountain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ralph Presiding
R. B. Hansel
D. Sands
Mary Spears
O. O. Stephenson
Pearl Leaman
Herman Leonard
Wilbur Lanning
George Leonard
Would
Sands
Stephenson
Lanning
Leaman
Harry Reeves
Reeves
Hansel
Paul Monks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ize
Bod
Ben Humphrey
Fountain Street
Shirley Crothers
Haydenville
Mrs
Frank Allen
Vornado
W. Main St
Central Press Association
Harold Stassen
Liff Residence
Theo. Johnson Co
Fairview Methodist Church
Worthington
Dar
Greyhound Bus Station
Cincinnati
Hall
Joe Warner
East Street
EB. L. Krinn
Howard D. Leasure
Gerald Rheinscheld
Dorothy Primmer
Robert Trowbridge
Orland
Mary Frances Glenn Bill Savey
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Charles Holdren
Union Furnace
Ray E. McDonald
Church Street
Edward Jones
East Second Street
Glenna McNichols
Nolan McNichols
South Bloomingville
Doris Jean Arbell
Laurelville
Mary Jane Bright
Newark
Margaret Howdyshell
John Bachus
Gallagher Avenue
James Cable
Carl F. Bigham
Ruth Heft
Alice Lough
Parkersburg
Rey
Olona
Logan Monument Company
George C. Shaw
City Loan Force
Lake
Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Loretta Rabenhorst
Army and Navy Club
Foster Rabenhorst
Richmond
Louis Tobey Dean
New England
Kings
Magdaline Judy
William Sayre
William Wetherill
Claude Rulon
Joe Brown
Margaret Bryan
William Hansel
Margaret Cook
Wilhelmine Deissle
Fur
Paris Company
Gallagher
New York
Willard Lyke
Zanesville Avenue
Mississippi
Order of the Eastern Star
Pomeroy
CBS
Charles Bell
William Hutchison
Gibsonburg
Ler Fausey
Bell
Ethel Gallagher
Logan Music
Logan Home Telephone Co
Philco Freezer
Philco
Venus
Wallace Nichols
Bobby Krause
E. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Joan Bennett
Rod Cameron
Monterey
Mre
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