Penny Bohn Bride-Elect Honored At Shower
A Tuesday shower for Penny Bohn bride elect of Larry Lama was hosted at Miss Halby’s home on Second Street with Joan Smith as co host. Games were won by Nancy Pratt and refreshments served.
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
5
A Tuesday shower for Penny Bohn bride elect of Larry Lama was hosted at Miss Halby’s home on Second Street with Joan Smith as co host. Games were won by Nancy Pratt and refreshments served.
About 100 attended the 43rd Funk Meldrim and Harsh reunion held Sunday at Green Elementary School. A basket dinner, entertainment, and grand march followed a business session led by president Leland Reinstede. Next year's gathering will be on the second Sunday in June.
A stork shower was hosted Wednesday evening at Mrs Richard Harden's home honoring Mrs John Pete McGuire Jr Grandmother Mrs Robert Blankenship attended Contests with prizes won by Mrs Delmer Co lumber Mrs John McGuire Sr and Miss Marcia St Clair Sr Mrs Ed Lendenski Also thanking guests for gifts were Miss Paula Kuhn Miss Sharon Halby Mrs Jack Lemon and Mrs Peg gy Nixon
A compiled list of upcoming meetings and events across several groups. Homemakers Club dinner at Mrs. Keith Hawk’s home. Venus Chapter CES service at Masonic Temple with memory observances. Circle 6 p.m. dinner at Branite Mecca Room. Logan Club at Mrs. Ray Garverick’s home. DAR installation and picnic with Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter. Girl Scout Council 1 p.m. at Girl Scout rooms. Auxiliary to Hooking Valley meeting at 146 N. Market Stony. Laurel Valley meeting. Modern Mothers League husband’s program at Hide-Away. VFW Auxiliary benefit dance 9–12:30 at VFW Post. Presbyterian Church basket dinner and services. Christian Culture Class at Barker home with 6:30 dinner. Degree of Pocahontas 7:30 with party games. American Legion auxiliary loans and activities. Willingdon group at Westminster and D of A meeting 7:30 with Goodwill Farm Bureau advisory council at home of Mr. and Mrs. W H Mowrey.
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Wilbur with Mrs. Jack Tschappat presiding. The group outlined plans for the annual Founders Day banquet in August and for installing officers at the next meeting at Mrs. Tschappat’s home. Sixteen members attended and were served refreshments.
Mr and Mrs J Fred Walter of New Straitsville announce the engagement of their daughter Teresa Ann to Charles Jacob Blosser son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Blosser 264 Midland Place. Teresa is a 1962 Logan High School graduate and Ohio University freshman. Charles a 1960 Logan graduate attended Ohio University and Lancaster Business College. He served six months National Guard at Fort Knox and is employed by the state highway department. The wedding is planned for August 25 at St Matthew Lutheran Church Logan.
The 36th annual Andrew J. and Jane Lehman Mowrey reunion gathered at Fellowship EUB Church on Sunday June 9. Eleven of 63 cousins attended with 41 living. Officers elected were Walter North president and secretary. Attendees listed include Ivan Biggs Luella Ebner Denna Diane Biggs Thelma Mowrey and others from Columbus Westerville Van Wert Ft Wayne and nearby areas. Best wishes were sent by Dolliene Van Wert and Frank Wyss of Ft Wayne via wired message.
Happy Birthday greetings roll in for Mary Catherine Blosser age 6 of 39 North Street. Also honored are Mrs. John Backus of 1208 Church Street and Mrs. Jene Ann Skinner Roach of Sunnyvale California. Delores Walker of Rockbridge Route 2 and Howard Galvin age 9 of Walnut Hills are listed along with Mrs. Ed Florence Jones of Valley Station Kentucky and Robert Bob Stump of Laurelville.
Robb Sherwood of Terrace Park visiting Logan with his uncle and aunt, attending a birthday dinner for Mrs. Farmer. Other relatives travel from Breckenridge Texas and Aliquippa Pennsylvania for family occasions including a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coakley. A Florida Washington trip ends for the Chute family and West Virginia visits for Rev and Mrs Baker as they prepare for Southeast Conference.
Mrs Webb entertained the Tuesday Sewing Club this week in her yard with an afternoon party. A salad course was served at the picnic table and sewing and conversation followed. Present were Mrs Harley Meyer and others. Plans were tentatively made for a picnic with husbands on Thursday June 27 at the Meyer home.
Eighteen members from four twigs met at Hocking Valley Hospital to exchange ideas for the December 5 and 6 bazaar. Mrs. Arthur Prey and Mrs. Edmund Lange led the planning, assigning roles in public relations, baked goods, fancy work, decorating, and booth setup. A progress report is set for July 17, with committee meetings in late August.
Zion EUB Ladies Aid gathered Tuesday evening at the home of D H Woodard in Ewing with 10 members and guests including Rev Wiley Baker Roy Deible A G Sellers Leo Armstrong and others. The program featured songs poems readings meditations scripture and prayers followed by a vocal duet and planning for a Rachelmacher ark picnic.
Fourteen members were present for the Pocahontas lodge meeting at Pocahontas hall Monday night. Viola Palmer presided and Mildred Schultz read a poem and urged flag display on June 14. Ray Garverick won the door prize. Emma Woltz’s capsule name was drawn but she was absent.
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