Carol Jean Sater Weds James Joseph O'Donnell
The wedding features bride Carol Jean Sater and groom James Joseph O'Donnell at a ceremony with a pearl adorned cake and bridal bouquet. Best man is cousin Francis O'Donnell of Gallipolis. Hosts include Mrs Crowe and Mrs Sh after, with Wilbur Fuller at the guest book. They reside near Rt 33N and work at local offices and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Sater
James Joseph O'Donnell
Ren‘ Lynn Hilss
Logan Eins
Pirik ‘Aecessaries
Mr. O'Donnell
Francis O'Donnell
Gallipolis
Arent Oe
Eietiere
Thomas Crowe
Shafer
Terry
Wilbur Fuller
O'Donnell
Tansky Motors
Homemakers Club Entertained At Kelch Home
Mrs. John Kelch and Mrs. Robert Mackey hosted the Homemakers Club in Wellston with sixteen members and two guests. Dinner was at Lee's and Helen's restaurant, flowers centered the table, and favors were miniature. President Mrs. Franklin Baker led the business meeting and announced September adjournment with Mrs. Ray Hummel and Mrs. Florence Fickel as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelch
Wellston
Robert Mackey
Homemakers Club
Chester Lemon
Helen Clark
Lee’s
Helen
Flowers
Franklin Baker
Kelch
Ray Hummel
Florence Fickel
Social Calendar highlights local club gatherings and church events
The notice lists Eliza chapter picnic for Sap Ss Modern Mothers League husbands at Hide A Way 2118 and a Presbyterian Couples Homecoming at Maysville Road with noon basket dinner. Also notes services, meetings of American Legion Auxiliary, Adult Education Club, YWCA, church women groups, and potluck gatherings across Pocahontas area with times from morning to evening and invites all interested.
Birthday notices and addresses in a local column
A jumble of birthday mentions and names appears with ages and street addresses. The snippet lists individuals such as Fox aged 15, Mrs. Charles Steward at 996 Third St, Mrs. John William Fox at 875 Church St, and multiple others including Donald Wahl, Christy Glass, Robert Edgar, and Linda Kay Anderson with various Logan and Warren area routes and relatives.
Bible Boosters Picnic At Home Of Mrs Toerner
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters held a picnic at leader Mrs Anthony J Toerner's home with games in the yard and porch. Mary Siddle helped plan and serve. new members Kathy Kornmiller Dani Irvine and others attended. summer meetings will move to the First United Presbyterian Church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters
Anthony J. Toerner
Mothers of
Mary Siddle
Nelsonville
Toerner
William E. Siddle
Kathy Kornmiller
Dani Irvine
Allberry Sha Pierson
Y Lightfoot
Lynn Bryan
Barbara Leonard
Janie Chute
Johanna McQuilkin
Sommers
Sue Casner
Barbara Casner
Jeanette Braglin
Ruth Sloan
Shariamne Bryant
Lori Ricketts
First United Presbyterian Church
Logan Squaw Club Hostess Dinner At Mrs Garverick Home
Mrs Ray Garverick hosted 16 members of the Logan Squaw Club and guest Mrs Hazel Bryant at her W Front Street home. She presided over the business meeting and served lunch. Prizes were won by Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Gladys Lehman, with Miss remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Garverick
Logan Squaw Club
Hazel Bryant
W. Front St
Armstrong
Gladys Lehman
Poling and Rutter Engaged in Laurelville
Mr and Mrs Simon Poling announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Poling of Laurelville Rt 2 to Ronnie Rutter son of Mr and Mrs Ben Rutter of Brannon Drive Lancaster. Helen attended Laurelville High and Ronnie is a Lancaster High School graduate serving with the National Guard. No date set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Poling
Laurelville
Among Ourselves Club Luncheon At Brandt’s Mecca Room
Mrs. Howard Rolston and Mrs. Roy Crawford hosted the Among Ourselves Club luncheon at Brandt's Mecca Room at 1 PM on a Wednesday. Pink peonies graced the table. eleven members attended with guests Miss Frances Mathias Miss Mayme Pierce Mrs. Sally Eberst and Mrs. Carl Frenier. Mrs. Arthur Dollmatsch read poems and Almanac sayings. games with prizes capped the hour. The gathering marked the club’s last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rolston
Roy Crawford
Brandt
Mecca Room
Frances Mathias
Mayme Pierce
Sally Eberst
Carl Frenier
Arthur Dollmatsch
Wells to entertain club at Poca hontas hall
In two weeks Mrs. Ellena Wells will entertain the club at Poca hontas hall, with Blake and Mrs. Lucille e in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Lucillee
Ellena Wells
Pocahontas Hall
Health Films Shown At Two 4-H Club Meeting
Two health films were shown at a joint gathering of the West Logan Chit Chat 4-H Club and the Foothill Lassies 4-H Club at the Courthouse Auditorium. Mothers of members and advisors attended along with Miss Sharon Baertsche, Hocking County home economics agent. About 35 people were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Logan
Foothill Lassies
Courthouse
Ralph Blum
Ronald Rheinscheid
Leslie Johnson
Sharon Baertsche
Hocking County
Ohio University Plans Workshop For Housemothers
Ohio University in Athens invites applications for a workshop on the housemother role. The program covers meal planning budgeting and household maintenance plus student personnel philosophy and social education techniques. Applicants must apply by June 15 request via the Dean of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean of Women
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Ohio Universtudent
Dee Se
Washington
Cincinnati
Greyhound Lines
Visitors And Vacationers Return Home After Week Away
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meuller of Laurelville Rt. 2 returned home Wednesday after visiting relatives in Lakeland Florida and other points with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Clyde Erwin. Thursday evening they visited Mr. and Mrs Eugene Erwin at Mrs. Pierce's nephew's home where refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs Earl Pinky Shaw of Columbus will be dinner guests on Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs John Shaw at 480 Henrietta Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Meuller
Laurelville
Clyde Erwin
Mrs
Earl
Pinky) Shaw of Columbus
Mr. Shaw
John Shaw
Henrietta Ave
Bonnie Jean Gambrel Birthday Party Honors Local Daughter
Mr and Mrs Charles Gambrel hosted an outdoor barbecue at 510 W Second St in honor of their daughter Bonnie Jean Gambrel. Guests included Cindy Brandon Susan Bluhm Carolyn Cheesman Ruth Shultz and Chrissy Jo Sau. Bonnie received several gifts and the group later enjoyed dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gambrel
Second St
Bonnie Jean
Bonnie
Cindy Brandon
Susan Bluhm
Carolyn Cheesman
Ruth Shultz
Chrissy Jo Sau
Family Dinner Honors Donald Stevens Returning Navy Sailor
A dinner at grandmother Lucille Conrad’s home 847 Weldy Ave celebrated Donald Stevens son of Misea Santa and his return to Norfolk Virginia after leave from the U S Navy. Attendees included Latham Wheatfield VA Conrad Columbus Miller Nelsonville Pep pers Summers and others from Logan and nearby towns. Additional guests included Rollie Fisher and the Rev R A Bridges of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stevens
Misea Santa
Lucille Conrad
Weldy Ave
Norfolk
U. S. Navy
Latham
Wheatfield
Conrad
Charles
Columbus
Oren Miller
Paul Conrad
Nelsonville
Margaret Peppers
Pearl Summers
Tracy Conrad
Luther Washington
Foster Stevens
Donald
Diana
Logan
Rollie Fisher
R. A. Bridges
Bonnie’s Family Hosts Open House Evening
Mrs Helen Sterling and her sons Bob and C L. hosted an informal gathering with Bonnie’s sister Mary as part of family festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Helen Sterling
Bob and
C. L
Bonnie
Mary
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WwooDyY’s Beer & Wine
W. Hunter St. Ph
Tansky Rambler, Inc
Tansky
Rambler and
G.M.C
Eliza
Mothers League
Presbyterian
Christian Coe Ee
Guareh
James Coe
My Gh
Pocahontas
Aig
American Legion Auxiliary A Tee Sea Ae
Heinlein
Westminster
Terian Church
St. John American
Sea Gorge
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
YWCA
Girl Scout Rooms
Trinity Lutheran
Harolder
Logan Rt
Ee Ee Park
Happy
Aon Fox
Daily News
Charles Steward
Harry Kinser
Linda Kay Anderson
Mrs. Toerner
Mrs. Garverick
U.S.A
Logan, Ohio
Helen Poling
Ronnie Rutter
al Guards
Chuck Roast
Harden & Helber
Plymouths
America
Plymouth- Valiant Center
Frank W. Harden
West Hunter
Furnace Street
W. Huter St
Barre Guild
John Eberst
Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
Keller & Weltner Monument Co
W. Hunter St
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