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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1949

Page

5

Piano Pupils Give Recitals At Adams Home

Annual piano recitals at Mrs Nellie Adams Logan studio 131 West Second Street featured two evenings Monday June 13 with many local pupils and guests. Attendees included Ann Nimon Judy Schultheis Robert Emerson Jr and others from Logan Lancaster Haydenville and Carlton Shank. Intermission showcased four bass numbers by Mrs Adams son and refreshments followed the social hour.

Logan Nellie Allen Adams West Second Street Adams Ann Nimon Johnny Rheinscheld Gary Gompf Sally Chrisman Judy Schultheis Robert Emerson, Jr Billy Blosser Emerson Kaylan Elizabeth Henderson Jah Lou Henderson Carlton Shank Nancy Sitterly Victor Simiele Lancaster Dorothy Lehman Haydenville Earl Wayne Timberlake Billy Gyreenemier Ark Forsythe Fred Emerson John Meldrim Beverly Stroupe Marlene Griffin Kay Cannon Ann _ Schultheis Annette Forsythe Shirley Derr Annette Davis Jessie Lee Brown Nettie Barker Brooks Sitterly David Simiele

Cupp Musey Wedding Held in Cincinnati

Mrs. Miles F. Eveland of Terrace Park Cincinnati announces the marriage of her daughter Penelope Noel Musey to Lowell D. Cupp son of Roxie J. Cupp of Logan Ohio. The ceremony was Friday June 10 at seven o clock officiated by Rev John Laske. Due to Mr Evelands death guests were limited to immediate family. After a honeymoon in the South the couple will reside at 734 Park Avenue Terrace Park Cincinnati. The groom is a Logan High School and Office Training School graduate and works for an electric company in Cincinnati.

Miles F. Eveland Terrace Park Cincinnati Penelope Noel Musey Lowell D. Cupp Roxie J. Cupp Logan John Laske Eveland Cuppill Park Avenue Logan High School Columbus

Couple Exchanges Vows in Kentucky

Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bowland of Lancaster reports the marriage of their daughter Ruth Bowland Pearce to Ralph E. Larimer of Logan. The ceremony took place June 12 in Greenup Kentucky with Rev. B. L. Allen officiating.

L. N. Bowland Lancaster Ruth Bowland Pearce Ralph E. Larimer James Larimer Zanesville Avenue Logan Greenup Rev B. L. Allen

Meeting Conducted By VFW Auxiliary Post 6430

VFW Auxiliary Post 6430 met Tuesday at Pocahontas Hall with 33 members present. The membership drive, poppy sale profits of 79.45 and costs of 71.00 were reported. A new member, Nanette Cook, was accepted. a drive to recruit more members runs to October 15.

Post Hacking Veterans of Foreign Wars Pocahontas Hall Fern Collins Nanette Cook VFW Hazel Bowen Chillicothe Veterans Hospital Harry V. Mack Brown Hospital Dayton

Dorcas-Naomi Circle Holds Tuesday Noon Meeting

The Dorcas-Naomi Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Rachelmacher Park for a noon covered dish dinner. Mrs. H. P. Thomas offered the invocation and Mrs. Robert Shaw spoke on The Beauties of Nature. Guests attended and July 12 was set for the next meeting at Mrs. Washington Bowers Sr.’s home.

Robert Shaw Clarence Schempp Shaw Arlis Hiles Washington Bowers, Sr Edna Hughes W. S. Wamsley Columbus Shirley Derr Betty Jean Kraft Frankie Shackleford Jerry Shaw James Larimer Audra Dunkle Thomas W. T. Poling Ray Beery Robert Wright Darius Shackleford Anna Thrush Carlos M. Bright James M. Rees Walter Derr Schempp Hiles William Taylor Almeda Lyke

Local Women's Bowling Team Wins Prize in WIBC Event

Mrs. Faith Kalklosch, secretary of the Logan Women's Bowling Association, was notified of a cash prize for a local team in the WIBC tournament in Columbus in May. The prize team, sponsored by Conkle Oil Company, includes Mrs. Marilyn Skiver, Mrs. Shirley Fox, Mrs. Letha Woolery, Mrs. Alice Hamilton, and Miss Pansy Hugh. About 1,621 regular teams enrolled nationally including Alaska.

Faith Kalklosch Warner Avenue Logan Women’s Bowling Association WIBC Columbus Conkle Oil Company Marilyn Skiver Shirley Fox Letha Woolery Alice Hamilton Pansy Hugh Nation Alaska

Miller Chapel Grange celebrates Father's Day and anniversaries

Miller Chapel Grange held a Father's Day program with 65 members and nine guests. The event honored the wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skinner, who marked 45 and 20 years respectively.

Grange Miller Chapel Grange Harold Klinger D. B. Rheinscheid Everett Klinger Walter Bray Frank Power Clarence Skinner Neal Shaw Glendon Shaw Joe Hutchins Paul Hansel Maud Hack Hansel Ed MacMahon Manila Yokohama Kobe Japan Shanghai Hong Kong China MacMahon Alice Hansel National Cash Register Company R. E. Allen Allens Skinners Ward Ralph Mosure Hugh Meldrim J. S. Cox Andrew Rheinscheid

Circle Women Report First Meeting at Methodist Church

The Circle 1 of the Women's Society for Christian Service held its first meeting Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church led by Mrs. D. A. Sands. Group singing, devotions by Miss Irma Crow, and a humorous skit with games were featured. Hosts served homemade ice cream and cookies. Next gathering July 12 will be a family picnic at 6 P M meeting at the church before going to Rachelmacher Park. Dr and Mrs R B Wilson attended. Members present were Mrs William Lehman Miss Crow Mrs Shaw Mrs Schultz and Mrs Sands.

Women's Society For Christian Service Methodist Church D. A. Sands R. B. Wilson Irma Crow Neal Shaw Sands Lyle Schultz Rachelmacher Park William Lehman

Social Calendar Highlights Local Group Meetings

June 16 listings show Venus Circle picnic at Coha gen cabin with 6:30 assembly at Masonic hall. Adult Education Club meets 7:30 at Mrs. Augus tine Palmer’s home. Chapter 997 Moose installs officers at 8. Sewing Club postponed. Marion Grange potluck at 8. Friendship Embroidery at 8 at Mrs Hammond’s North Spring Street. Just-for-Fun Club 7:30 at Mrs Risch’s. Missionary Society 2 PM at Presbyterian Church library. Hocking Grange 8 PM. Antioch Grange confers degrees with pot luck lunch. WRC meets 7:30 at Pocahontas Hall. Christian Culture Class 8 PM at Evangelical United Brethren Church.

Friendship Embroidery Club William Hammond North Spring Street

What Is The Worst Type Pain In Medical History

Doctors might name tic douloureau trigeminal neuralgia as the world’s worst pain. It targets the face, mostly in late middle age, with brief acute shocks and possible lingering dull pain. Treatments include nerve root alcohol injections or cutting the nerve, both offered by experts to achieve permanent relief.

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Ewing Grange Plans Events and Play

Forty members attended the regular Ewing Grange meeting conducted by Master William Schorr. Laurel Valley Grange will visit on June 24 for a program exchange. Ewing Grange will present a one act play July 1 with local 4-H clubs participating. The program included group singing, readings, a mock wedding, and a Bride's First Meal reading. A cake for wedding anniversaries topped the refreshments.

Ewing Grange William Schorr Laurel Valley Grange Grange Hall Verna Rheinscheid Lee Notestine Harley Notestine Frank Masure Grace Rheinscheld Ermal Kenneth Lee Rheinscheld Bobbie Dean David Wendell Grubb

Waterless egg cooker uses electric power for soft to hard eggs

A new waterless egg cooker operated by electricity can be set to turn out eggs soft, medium or hard.

Birthdays Today Opened For Royal King Gustavus V Sweden

Birthdays today include King Gustavus V of Sweden sharing natal greetings with actor Bobby Clark. Also listed are Mrs. Ewald Schmitter, Walter Harbarger, Leona Blackstone, Gore Jean Myers, Clarence Davis, Pansy Hugh, Dicken Addition, Mrs Edward D Helber, Mrs Harry Fetheroll, Charles Ellis Blackstone, Amanda Ernest Rutter, and Dr. L. E. Radekin. Location noted at 1144 West Hunter Street with Wednesday June 15 date.

Gustavus V of Sweden Bobby Clark Ewald Schmitter Walter Harbarger Third Street Leona Blackstone Gore Jean Myers West Logan Clarence Davis Rockbridge Pansy Hugh Ernest Rutter Dr. L. E. Radekin West Hunter Street

Anniversary birth omen and new business chances ahead

Forecast hints at an auspicious anniversary and growing business opportunities. It suggests new friendships may develop and that many chances for success will come to the child born today.

Hoover and Curtis Renominated by Republicans in 1932

In 1932 Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis were renominated by the Republican Party for president and vice president. The following year Franklin D Roosevelt initiated recovery efforts as president.

Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis Franklin D. Roosevelt

Three Families Join For Annual Reunion

The thirtieth annual Harsh Funk Meldrim family reunion was held June 12 at Rachel Macher Park. One hundred four teen relatives and their families traveled from Columbus Lancaster Pataskala Bremen Parkersburg Logan and nearby. A basket dinner was served at noon. Officers for the coming year were elected: Clarence Skinner president Agnes Schaal vice president Robert Funk secretary treasurer. Children enjoyed playgrounds while adults reminisced and some men played a baseball game. Next year the reunion will again be at the same location on the second Sunday in June.

Rachelmacher Park Columbus Lancsater Pataskala Bremen Parkersburg W. Va Logan Clarence Skinner Union Furnace Agnes Schaal Tarlton Robert Funk Lancaster

Submarine O-9 Lost in Deep-Sea Test off Maine

In 1941 the U S submarine O-9 went down during a deep-sea diving test off the coast of Maine, with 33 crew members aboard. A broader goal aimed to create 5 000 000 jobs, tying into wartime production and readiness efforts.

U. S Maine

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