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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1936

Page

5

Flower Day Observed With WCTU Memorials At M E Church

The annual flower day and memorial services for deceased Women’s Christian Temperance Union members were held in the M E church dining room. President Mrs. Bert Bell led a program with singing, devotions by Mrs. Edward Hockman, and a memorial for Mrs. C. V. Wright, Mrs. John Wolfe, and Miss Anna Keller. A closing song and a dinner followed, then social club meetings and assorted community notices spanning many local groups and events.

Women's Christian Temperance Union M. E. Church Bert Bell C. E. Bowen Edward Hockman Ecclesiastics Geo. Lehman Rachel Laird Russell Berlin Warren C. V. Wright John Wolfe Anna Keller Harry Reeves Elizabeth Collison Frank Burberry Thomas Connor James Blosser A. T. Spears Arlie Brimner Tom Connor Mary Monks Wilbur Lanning, Jr Miss Dollison Suzanne Case Joan Case

Miss Francis Endorses Vannay Tablets for Safe Fat Loss

A letter from actress Miss Lynn Francis extols Vannay Tablets as harmless and effective for weight reduction. She cites trials of thyroid, exercise, and dieting as failures, praises a physician founder linked to Pasteur Institute, and notes adoption by society women and actresses in Europe and locally.

Lynn Francis Miss Francis Vannay Pasteur Institute of Paris Nature Europe

Gibisonville Community Club Hosts Multiple Local Activities

Laurel Two Community Club members heard a talk on youth by Rev. N O Warren while Miss Ruth Kreachbaum resigned as secretary and Mrs. David Wylie was elected to fill the vacancy. Logan Girl Scouts held an investiture at Old Man's Cave with medals awarded by Captain Mrs Lou Graham.

Laurel Two Community Club Kaye Blosser J. W. Risch Camp Logan Ruth Kreachbaum Ohio University David Wylie N. O. Warren Mrs. Graham Opal Wylie Velva Brashares Florence Bort Bettye P. Correll

Bible School Opens In Haydnville This Morning

Daily Vacation Bible School begins today in the school building with Miss True Gehman in charge. Assistants include Dorothy Campbell Katie Gray Jane Matheny Eileen Weed Eileen Van Duren and Carl Nutter. Classes run 9 to 1130 a m for three weeks.

Sinnott Family Reunion At Sinnott Home

A Sinnott family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos Sinnott on Sunday. Attendees included James Kriebel of Wellston. Mr and Mrs Gee Smith and three children. Mr and Mrs Wm Brown and children of McArthur. Mr and Mrs Gerald Sinnott and children of Hayden. Miss Muriel Sinnott of Dayton. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Sinnott and son of Haydenville. Mr and Mrs Ken Hinerman and three sons of Union Furnace. and Mr and Mrs Thos Sinnott and son Joe.

Sinnott Thos. Sinnott James Kriebel Wellston Gee. Smith Wm. Brown McArthur Gerald Sinnott Hayden Muriel Sinnott Dayton Raleigh Sinnott Haydenville Ken Hinerman Union Furnace Joe

Miss Kovade Returns to Work in Cleveland

Miss Mary Kovade has returned to her work in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beesler and children and Mrs. Lucy Lane of So. Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Slack and daughter of Scioto Fur nace spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mary Kovade Cleveland Henry Beesler Lucy Lane So. Webster Jess Slack Scioto Furnace

Families Gather at Buckeye Lake on Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs Ed Thompson of Logan hosted a large guest list at Buckeye Lake on Sunday. Attendees included numerous Logans as well as visitors from Nelsonville Columbus Millersport Union Furnace and Whipple with children and relatives. Several couples traveled from Logan and surrounding towns to enjoy the lake outing.

J. B. Waldron Logan Charley Gessells Columbus Knoxville Tennessee Ed Thompson Buckeye Lake Miles Graham Sheila Luther Graham May Summers Kenneth Blair Roxie McHenry Oletta Dane Fred Graham Robert George Arthur Reddick Geraldine Norma Jean Charles Sam Wells Bobby Grant Clark John Hunter Eugene Lewis Rodman John George Will Barthlew Lewis Graham Jack Troy Smith Nelsonville Flavius Smith Irma Durtshi Ralph Graheen Jimmy Tom Chilcote Union Furnace D. M. Seever Ted Hepply Faye Marker Millersport Thompson Lake Carl Spannow Charles Green William Wilkinson Whipple Marietta

Slippery eel tale opens fishing season on river near McConnellsville

Jim and Jack Acker spent Saturday night on the river near McConnellsville. Jack boasted of a two foot eel that slipped away. They did bring home a one foot eel and a shovelhead catfish of 14 inches.

Jim Jack Acker McConnellsville Jack

Local Boys Make Good

Vaughn Hansel and Dick Brandt returned from Cleveland for the weekend. Both have jobs and will start work in the morning. They are enrolled at Western Reserve University for next fall and are currently employed on a surveying job.

Vaughn Hansel Dick Brandt Cleveland Western Reserve University

Rainbow Club meeting at church on Wednesday afternoon

Members of the Rainbow Club gathered at the church Wednesday afternoon with Miss Josephine Marsh, vice president, in charge. Sixteen members attended as they answered roll call by naming the first article of clothing they would make. Floyd Riddlebarger is visiting his aunt Mrs. J M Walters in Bidwell.

T. ©. Riddlebarger Rainbow Club Josephine Marsh Floyd Riddlebarger J. M. Walters Bidwell

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