Johnson Boch Nuptials Read in Bremen Church
Miss Mary Gertrude Boch and David Lee Johnson wed in a June 11 ceremony at St. Marys Church Bremen with a double ring service. The bride, a Bremen native, wore white satin with a long train and pearl jewelry. the groom is from Junction City. They plan to reside in Lancaster after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Bremen
Mary Gertrude Boch
Henry Boch
David Lee Johnson
L. P. Johnson
Junction City
George Marzlus
Ruth Boch
Roselynn, Johnson
Hubert Spires
Edward Spires
John C. Johnson
Mrs. Boch
Mrs. Johnson
Johnson
Bremen High School
St. Marys of the Spring College
American Agricultural Association
Berne Union High School
Logan Clay Products Company
Lancaster
Lady Golfers Meet At Country Club
The Ladies Golf Club of the Hocking Hills Country Club hosted a Tuesday afternoon and evening event with out-of-town guests and a blind bogie tournament arranged by hospitality chair Mrs Henry Dauge. Prize winners were Mrs Dague and Mrs Wilbur Lanning. several members joined for dinner while others attended only the afternoon golf. A Chillicothe Country Club invitation to visit June 29 was accepted. Special dinner guests included Mrs George Reuss and Mrs Fred Jaeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf Club
Hocking Hills Country Club
Henry Dauge
Dague
Wilbur Lanning
W. D. Moore
B. G. Greenman
Charles Huffman
Mary Louise Bowen
Chillicothe Country Club
Logan
Robert Keynes
Karl Kitchen
Cleveland
C. Wilson
Nelsonville
George Reuss
Dorothy Myers
Urbana
Ill
Fred Jaeger
Lee Riggs
Deborah
Columbus
Jess Frasure
Newell Grooms
Ella Harbaugh
Lanning
Francis Myers
L. A. Riggs
Walter Saving
Eugene Sheffield
Elsie Martin
Sally Holmes
Robert Brown
Athens
W. L. Roberts
Shawnee
Romans Built Grand Ponds for Decorative Fish
Ancient records describe large ponds constructed by Romans to house ornamental fish. These water features showcased wealth and engineering skill, highlighting the empire's interest in aquaculture and decorative aquatic life.
Social calendar highlights local club events and meetings
Social Calendar lists events on Wednesday June 15 including Miller Chapel Grange at 8 P M Father s Day program D of A initiation Venus Circle picnic at Co hagen s cabin at 6 30 bring dish and service Adult Education Club at 7 30 at Mrs Augustine Palmer Chapter 997 Women of the Moose installation of officers Marion Grange potluck Friendship Embroidery Club and Just for Fun Club meetings Women s Missionary Society and WRC gathering Hocking and Antioch Granges with third and fourth degrees Mt Tabor Homecoming at noon Good speakers music basket dinner Evangelical United Brethren Church Christian Culture Class at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Grange
Frasure-Helber Road
Hocking, Ewing and
Miller Chapel
Oscar Blum
Tom Geslin
Theodore Dupler
Soil Conservation Group
L. E. Radekin
Clarence Skinner
County Grange
Hocking Grange
Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Inspection with Knights Initiated
Seventy five members and visitors from New Straitsville and Nelsonville attended the Pythian Sisters Lodge annual inspection. Edith Russell Middleport district deputy inspected and praised activities. A class of four Knights of Pythias was initiated. Social events followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Edith Russell
Middleport
Onadell Wilson
John Bownes
Logan
Knights of Pythias
Earl Wittekind
Quick Chicken Paprika with Sour Cream Gravy
Browning large chicken pieces with about half a cup of onion and a tablespoon of paprika builds a flavorful base. Add a cup of stock, cover, and simmer until tender. Stir in a cup of sour cream into the gravy just before serving, adjust seasoning, and serve over poppyseed noodles.
DAR Has Annual Flag Day Picnic
The Governor Worthington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual Flag Day picnic Tuesday evening at Rachelmacher Park. Regent D V Rannells led a brief meeting before dinner, with the pledge to the flag by M B Iles and invocation by Miss Jessie McManigal. Guests included Mrs Bess Mutchmore and Mr and Mrs Harald Techau. members listed include Mrs Paul Monks, Mrs Rannells, Mrs Iles, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Worthington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Rachelmacher Park
D. V. Rannells
M. B. Iles
Jessie McManigal
Bess Mutchmore
Harald Techau
Paul Monks
Rannells
Iles
J. A. Green
John Wellman
J. T. Underwood
McManigal
Hester Lee White
Minette McCray
Marcus Kerr
Maria Parsons
Mary Louise Bowen
Ebenezer Baptist WMS Meeting At Mrs Howdyshell Home
The Women's Missionary Society of Ebenezer Baptist Church met June 7 at Mrs Pearley Howdyshell home. Presided by Miss Amanda Wilson, with hymns prayer and reports. A short play The God I Know was presented and the gathering ended with songs and prayers. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Pearley Howdyshell
Amanda Wilson
Addie Sheets
Nellie True
Marie Ledford
God
Iva VanAtta
Helen George
Delphine Sheets
Mary Griggs
Lawrence Sprankle
Emma Wilson
Tillie Wilson
Malinda Poling
Berndetta Smith
Geneva Griggs
Evelene
Howdyshell
Larry
Evelyn
Emery
Murray
Mrs. Sprankle
Linda
Mary
Fellowship WSWS Conducts Meeting
The Fellowship WSWS met last Thursday at Mrs. Earl Miller’s Dicken Addition home with Helen Love leading on the theme Work with Young People in Mission Lands. Guests and members discussed mission work for youths abroad and at home, with stories of youths who trained and returned as teachers and leaders. The next meeting is set for the second Thursday night in July at Mrs. Chester Lehman’s home, led by Mrs. Meade Lehman, on Christian Social Relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSWS
Earl Miller
Dicken
Helen Love
Mission Lands
Mona Steele
Marjorie Cline
Hazel Daubenmire
Katherine Terrel
Mary Hite
Julia Emrick
William Grove
Mary Jones
Audra Chute
May Ringhiser
Floyd Daubenmire
Ray Chute
Carrol
Merlin Chute
John Bungard
J. B. Ringhiser
Curtis
Donnie Wolfe
Paula Kay
Jerry Francis
Frank Emrick
Dick Campbell
Margaret Keller
Ida Deeds
Anna
Circle Eight Picnic Meeting by WSCS at Rachelmacher Park
WSCS Circle Eight held a six oclock picnic at Rachelmacher Park with a brief business session led by Mrs. Virgil Harmon. They voted to skip Judy in August and planned the Lancaster Camp Grounds gathering. Guests included Miss Margaret Cook and Mrs. Etta Burrery. members listed include Mrs. Ford Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 8
Women’s Society For Christian Service
Rachelmacher Park
Virgil Harmon
Judy
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Margaret Cook
Logan
Etta Burberry
Lancaster
Ford Smith
Herman Studer
W. P. Wetherill
Vance Stewart
Pearl Seaman
Charles Green
Edith Blosser
Blanche Moorehead
New Plastic Knit Gloves Offer Comfort and Protection
New household and garden gloves feature plastic shells with knit cotton or soft lining for comfort and hand protection. The covering protecting the lining resists hot water, cleaning soaps, and kitchen greases.
Lutheran Hour Rally Set For Sunday in Columbus
Dr Walter A Maier famed radio preacher will speak at the Coliseum Ohio State Fair Grounds Columbus Sunday June 19 at 3 PM A mass choir of 150 voices directed by Albert W Grauer will perform with organist W Wulff A parade of flags from many nations will precede the program Participating Columbus area churches include Concordia St James Zion Holy Cross St Johns Amlin Marysville and others The Lutheran Hour is broadcast on 590 stations worldwide with millions reached weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Maier
Lutheran Hour
Ohio State Fair Grounds
Columbus
Albert W. Grauer
St. Mark’s Lutheran School of
Cleveland
W. W. Wulff
St. John’s Lutheran
School of
Concordia
St. James, Zion, Worthington
Holy Cross of
Meier
Columbia Broadcasting System
International Lutheran Hour
Detroit
Mutual Broadcasting System
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Mutual Network
United States
Canada
South America
Europe
Africa
Australia
Maier
Bis
Dr. Maier
Housewife Wins Praise for Home Painting Hobby
Effie Sheldon Bornhoff of Rush City Minnesota gained early acclaim when her first watercolor won a Minnesota State Fair blue ribbon. She now guards more than 5000 watercolors and oils at home and hosts an annual open house drawing nearly 1000 visitors from Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush City
Minn
Effie Sheldon Bornhoff
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Johnson-Boch
Miller
Chapel Grange
Glen Ward
Venus Circle
Cohagen
Masonic Hall
Augustine Palmer
Women of the Moose
Marion Grange
Friendship Embroidery Club
William Hammond
North Spring Street
Carl Risch
Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
WRC
Pocahontas Hall
Mt. Tabor
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Ashbaugh
Penny
North
Walnut Street
Thomas Hite
Newark
Stage Coach Inn
Dar
New Home
Clayton Sater
Grange
Elwood Stiverson
Edgar Hillyer
Bessie McClelland
John Amnah
Jessie Stahr
Ebenezer Baptist Wms
Aphrodisia
Fabergé
Risch Drug Store
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
The
Wscs Circle Eight
Sherwin-Williams
Rata LG
Richard Lonel
Dean
Geo. W. Hall & Son
E. Main St
Sherwin -Williams Paints
Joel
Wpcrea Virgina Rto
Superba
ADAM
Siebler
Court Park
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