Bridle Of James Kraft Wedding At Rockbridge
The Eva 1 United th nara ote reported the wedding of Miss Delma Hankised and James Kraft held Sunday at 2 30 in the afternoon. A single ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Co B featured alt ar decor with roses peonies ferns and seven branch candelabra. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William Hammon, chose a powder blue taffeta gown with rhinestone accents and a blue veil. Matron of honor was Mrs. Harold Linn. best man was Robert Bigham. The couple, graduates of Logan High and Rockbridge High, reside in a new home in Rockbridge.
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Eva
United
Delma Hankiséd
James Kraft
Rev. Co. B
William Hammon
North
Syine Street
Yate Law- Tee
Hee
John Kraft
Rockdge
Harold Linn
Robert Bigham
Kraft
Logan High School
Rockbridge High School
Diamond Power Specialty Corporaof
Lancaster
U. S. Army
Panama
Rockbridge
Bible Boosters Hold June Meeting At Church
The Ruth ft Bible Boosters met Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian Church led by Mrs. William Brooker. Hymns preceded a Bible story from Daniel. A hike plan was approved and a Saturday hike set for June 14 meeting at 8 a.m. at the Presbyterian arch. Guests were Patty Guess and Marlene Schultz. fourteen members attended. Mrs. Nellie Selton of Lansing, Michigan, arrives Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Burr Nixon. The Nixon sister, Mrs. Selton, will meet them in Columbus on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth @ft
Presbyterian Church
William Brooker
Presbyterian Arch
Patty Guess
Marlene Schultz
Nellie Selton
Lansing
Mich
Burr Nixon
Nixon
Selton
Columbus
Garvericks Plan Weeklong Ohio Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garverick and daughter Carla with Mrs. Laura E. Watkins leave tonight for a week visiting relatives in Canton Crestline and Galion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Garverick
Carla
Garverick
Laura E. Watkins
Canton
Crestline
Galion
Harsh Meldrim and Funk Families Hold Reunion
The Harsh, Meldrim and Funk families gathered at Rachelmacher Park on Sunday June 8 for a reunion with a picnic at noon and a business session. Ralph Beery of Grandview High School led the event as president and voiced interviews with family members. Eldest attendees included Mrs Emma Barker and E T Harden of Pataskala. Officers for 1953 were retained: Ralph Beery president, Harry Nill vice president, Betty Funk secretary treasurer. Numerous attendees from Columbus, Logan, Parkersburg and nearby towns joined in the event and vote to hold the 1953 reunion at the same park on the second Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harsh
Funk
D. K E. Harsh
E. T. Harden
Pataskala
Ralph Beery
Harry Nill
Betty Funk
Rachelmacher Park
Lucy Baugh
Samuel Baugh
Sammy
David
Marilyn
Virginia
Doyle Harsh
Janet
Jim
Joseph Straub
Eliora
L. J. Reinstetle
H. W. Reinstetle
J. F. Reinstetle
Columus
D. E Harsh
Harry Meldrim
Patsy
Emma Funk
E. H. Funk
Gertie Harden
Carl Harsh
Buzz Rempel
Roy Beery
Emma Barker
J. S. Cox
Charles
Will
Clara Newman
Bremen
C. E. Funk
Robert
Blanche Ruble
George Ruble
Lancaster and Vicinity
Walter Kozlowski
Dayton
Marion Culp
Hebron
Mrs Jurgensmier Hosts Variety Club Event
Mrs Paul Jurgensmier entertained the Variety Club Wednesday night at her North Mulberry Street home with sewing and lunch. Mrs Wayne Cummins will host the Wednesday June 25 meeting at her Church Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jurgensmier
Wylie Thurness
Robert Smith
North Mulberry Street
Wayne Cummins
Church Street
Social Calendar for Friday June 13 to Tuesday June 23
Community events listed include Laurel Valley Grange meeting Friday at 8 p.m. and Friendly Farmers Club event at An tioch Grange hall Saturday 8 p.m. Also DAR picnic 5 30 p.m. at Kachelmacher Park. Ruth Heft Bible Boosters hike at Presbyterian Church 3 a.m. Bring lunch. Homecoming at EUB Church with basket dinner and Rev. Burns speaker. Several club and church group meetings noted with dates, places, and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Heft
Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Eub Church
C. B. Burns
Rockbridge Church
Emma Lanning Hosts Logan Squaw Club Social
Mrs Emma Lanning entertained the Logan Squaw Club at Pocahontas hall on Thursday night with fifteen members and three guests present. Special guests included Miss Elena Glass Mrs Roxy Ray and Mrs Emerson Crane. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Charles.
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Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Emma Lanning
Elena Glass
Roxy Ray
Emerson Crane
Charles
Connor couple plans return from visit in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs John A Connor of Baltimore expect to return home Sunday after visiting this week with his parents Mr and Mrs John B Connor and family on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Connor
Baltimore
John B. Connor
North Street
Club Plans to Solicit Blood Donors and Honor Service
The Adult Education Club of East School met at Mrs. Richard Tschappat's home. President Mrs. Herbert Sheline led planning for blood donor solicitations for the next blood mobile visit. Boxes for 19 sons going to service were prepared, plus July supper plans at Colonial Inn Lancaster and prize winners Mrs. Charles Brooks Sr. and Vyron Redick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School
Richard Tschappat
West Front Street
Herbert Sheline
Colonial Inn
Lancaster
Charles Brooks
Vyron Redick
Tschappat
Rolland Starr
Charlotte Blake
Charles Brooks, Sr
Lawrence Byrd
Augustine Palmer
Chicken Dinner Hosted by Ed Eberst Family Club
Mrs Mary Burke of New Straits ville and Mrs John A Connor of Baltimore were guests when Mrs Edward Eberst entertained the Questionnaire Club at her Hill Street home with a chicken noodle dinner. Winners in the post dinner card games were Miss Anna Fox, Miss Adelaide Fox, and Mrs Frank Judy. The next meeting on June 25 will be a potluck supper at St Johns School hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burke
New Straitsville
John A. Connor
Baltimore
Edward Eberst
Questionnaire Club
Hill Street
Burke
Eberst
Anna
Adelaide Fox
Frank Judy
St. John’s School Hall
Picnic at Kachelmacher Park Hosts Brown Kaiser Family
Mr and Mrs Harold Brown and their children Billy Tommy Jean and Jane along with Mrs Al Kaiser and daughter Miss Margaret Mary Kaiser enjoyed a Thursday evening picnic at Kachelmacher Park.
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Harold Brown
Billy
Tommy
Jean
Jane
al Kaiser
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Kachelmacher Park
Braddocks to Visit Logan. Mrs Scott Braddock Host
Mr and Mrs W D Braddock of Akron plan a weekend visit in Logan to spend time with Mrs Scott Braddock, the mother of Mr Brad dock.
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Mrs. W. D. Braddock
Akron
Logan
Mr. Braddock
Scott Braddock
Birthdays Today Celebrated for Diverse Notables
Celebrating birthdays today are Carlos Chavez, composer. Elizabeth Schuman, soprano. Mark Van Doren, poet. Basil Rathbone, actor. Harold Red Grange, football star. Donald Budge, tennis champion. and Mel Parnell, Boston Red Sox pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Chavez
Elizabeth Schumann
Mark van Doren
Basil Rathbone
Harold
Red) Grange
Donald Budge
Mel‘Parnell
Boston Red Sox
Zodiac Hints of Shopping Fortune for Child Names
A star forecast notes a good day for shopping and a pleasant surprise for a child born under these signs. It predicts fortunes, interest in the arts, and early success to certain individuals listed by names and street addresses.
Notable Births and Events on This Date
The item lists historical events and birthdays including Thomas Arnold born 1795, William Butler Yeats born 1865, and a 1947 Georgia Supreme Court action revoking the Ku Klux Klan charter in Atlanta. It notes the Feast of St Anthony and its traveler and poor patronage.
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Anthony
Thomas Arnold
William Butler Yeats
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta
Mrs Eddie Gessells Honored At Shower
A miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs Bert Gessells and Mrs Ruth Vermillion of Union Furnace on June 5 in honor of Mrs Eddie Vermillion Gessells at her Union Furnace home. A number of gifts were opened after lunch. Present were Hazel Lacey Jean Wolf Vivian Michel Mrs Elmer Michel Mrs Ray Mount Mrs Jesse Sheline Mrs Wilbur Thomas Mrs Robert Stivson Kathy Vermillion Jean Thomas Roger Stivson Beverly Gessells Joyce Gessells Sylvia Gessells Mrs Ruth Vermillion and the hon ored guest. Those unable to attend but send-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gessells
Ruth Vermillion
Union Furnace
Eddie
Vermillion) Gessells
Hazel Lacey
Jean Wolf
Vivian Michel
Elmer Michel
Ray Mount
Jesse Sheline
Wilbur Thomas
Robert Stivson
Kathy Vermillion
Jean Thomas
Roger Stiv
Gaol to Jail Pronunciation Note In Old Text
In historical usage the word gaol was an old English term for prison and is pronounced jail. The distinction shows how spelling varied while the meaning remained the same.
Local gift list names Elyria women donors
A list of gifts is attributed to several women including Mrs Bert Gessells Mrs Joe Sinnott Mrs Jean Ben nington Mrs Harold Powell and others from Elyria. The names Mrs J C Powell Mrs Robert Dunn Mrs J B Waldron Mrs Clarence Whitmer Mrs Arlis Hiles Mrs James Davis Mrs Harold Weed Mrs Mary Buhrts and Mrs Isaac Bush are mentioned.
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Ing
Bert Gessells
Joe Sinnott
Jean Bennington
Harold Powell
J. C. Powell
Robert Dunn
J. B. Waldron
Clarence Whitmer
Arlis Hiles
James Davis
Elyria
Harold Weed
Mary Buhrts
Isaac Bush
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Bible Boosters
Dee
Walters
Tiny Tot Shop
W. Main St
Harsh, Meldrim
Galsettin
Stella
Stella Grand Concert Boe
Logan Music
Laurel Valley Grange
Friendly Farmers Club
Antioch Grange Hall
Kachelmachér Park
EUB Church
Robert Mohler
Mary Circle
Methodist Church
Ruth
Hocking Valley Shrine
Nelsonville
School of Instruction
Bunco Club
Albert Blick, Jr
Church of St. Matthew Lutheran
Harley Meyer
Mingo Terrace
Harley Ellinger
Alice Frasch
Ywca Adult Group
G. W. Dunkle
Betty Avenue
Third Street
Welcome Wagon Club
Blosser’s
Midland Place
Paul Murray
Margaret Mackey
Jeanne Shores
Santa Cruz
Atlantic City
Alhambra
Elks
Logan, Ohio
Ed Eberst
WEW
America
Beattifact
Flaite Sant Dran
Sandran
Sye
Logan Service Shop
Mulberry St
Edward Jones
Warner Avenue
James M. Rees
East Front Street
James Cable
Pearl Cable Nolen
Eddie Gessells
Fhone
ENITH
Zenith
Hunter
Virginia Ham
Stokers
Chidhester’s Metal & Radiator Shop
W. Hunter St
Doris Faye Holdren
Kenneth Holdren
Ohio
Doris Faye
Logan Home Dairy Milk
Humphrey
E.main ST. Dials
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