Mrs Barton Holl To Be Counselor at Buckeye Girls State
Buckeye Girls State opens at Capital University Columbus with Mrs Barton Hall of East Main Street serving as a counselor for a 40 girl city Carey City Clark County. She will be aided by a junior counselor and the governor’s inauguration occurs June 21 at Mees hall. Janet Norris of 137 South Mulberry Street leaves Sunday to attend Girls State representing the Logan American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Girls State
Capital University
Columbus
Barton Hall
East Main Street
Girls State
Mees Hall
Janet Norris
Delbert Norris
South Mulberry Street
Logan American Legion Auxiliary
Pocahontas Members Attend Dayton Great Sun Council
Twenty nine members of the Degree of Pocahontas traveled by chartered bus to Dayton for the 37th Great Sun Council session in Ohio. The local degree team wore white frocks and performed the Reconstruction of the Flag to an enthusiastic audience before most returned late Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of Pocahontas
Dayton
Great Sun Council
State of Ohio
Charles Schorr
Ella Watkins
Schorr
Social Calendar of Local Groups and Meetings
Social calendar lists Hocking Grange Antioch Grange and Mt Tabor Homecoming events with times and venues. Includes Les Amies Sunday School class Methodist Church, WRC Pocahontas Hall regular meeting, Christian Culture Class Evangelical United Brethren Church, Women of St Matthew Lutheran group, Franklin Kerr Guild Presbyterian Church, and Tuesday Book Club at 370 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Church of St. Matthew Lutheran
Ed Leach
Hill Street
Marion Atell
East Main Street
Watkins Attends Great Chief Raising and Related Ball
Watkins remained through the full session on Wednesday evening witnessing the Raising of the Great Chief ceremony and participated in the grand ball plus social events tied to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Marion Grange meeting features Fathers and Children program
The Marion Grange held a Thursday evening meeting at the grange hall. Lectured by Mrs John Leach the program honored Fathers and Children with songs readings and solos. Rev Henry Carr spoke as guest on the topic. A social hour and potluck followed before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leach
Marion Grange
Grange Hall
Lawrence Kessler
Charles Blackstone
Lucy Cordell
Janice Sater
Melinda
Henry Carr
Rev. Carr
John Poling
Maggie
Roxie Wolfe
Pansy Derr
Lucy Ellinger
Hattie Bright
Venus Circle Picnic Meeting At Cohagen Cabin
Venus Circle members and husbands held a picnic supper at the Cohagen cabin near Logan. A short business session named a new officers slate led by Miss Mary Hummel as president and announced no meetings in July and August with the first fall meeting on the third Thursday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starling Cohagen
Logan
Venus Circle
Mary Hummel
William Maffin
O. O. Stephenson
Joe Hutchins
Circle six WSCS meets at Methodist Church
Circle 6 of the WSCS met at 7 30 P M Tuesday at the Methodist Church with Mrs Rex Keller in charge. Barbara St Clair sang two numbers and Barbara St Clair led Bible questions. Hostesses were Mrs Keller and Mrs Patton. Future meetings will be on the first Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 6
WSCS
Methodist Church
Rex Keller
Barbara St. Clair
Harley St. Clair
Luther Kuhn
Keller
William Patton
Sidney Walker
J. E. Struble
Edgar Hillyer
Kuhn
Edwin Spackey
Addie Tannehill
St. Clair
Patton
Birthdays Today and Notable Dates Observe June Honors
Today features anniversaries for Igor Stravinsky Ralph Bellamy and John R Hersey. Notable events include Joliet Marquette’s Mississippi voyage 1673 Wesley 1708 and Bunker Hill 1775 with Gounod 1818 and Lafayette 1825 plus FDR 1940 pushing two ocean navy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igor Stravinsky
Ralph Bellamy
John R. Hersey
Mississippi River
Louis Joliet
Jacques Marquette
John Wesley
Bunker Hill
Charles Francois Gounod
Marquis de Lafayette
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Industrial Nurses Name Mrs Stoll Honored Treasurer
Former Logan resident Evelyn S Stoll of Canal Winchester Route 2 was elected treasurer of the newly formed Ohio Industrial Nurses Association at a Cleveland meeting. The group aims to promote industrial nursing standards and keep members informed on new developments in the field. Mrs Stoll is employed as an industrial nurse with the Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Industrial Nurses Association
Cleveland
Evelyn S. Stoll
Canal Winchester
Route 2
Ray Steward
West Street
Stoll
The
Ohio
Women of Moose Install New Officers at Meeting
Chapter 997 Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at the lodge hall East Main Street with Harry Auker assisting as installing guide. Officers inducted included Louise Six graduate regent Joe Rowley senior regent Edward Hiles junior regent Paul Hansel chaplain H L Thomas recorder Ernest Foltz treasurer Charles Congreve guide Harold Ewart assistant guide Jesse Swick sentinel Sidney Ball pianist. Ewart Foltz and Six joined sick and flower committee. Plans for summer activities welfare work discussed. Social hour followed with games music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Auker
Loyal Order of Moose
Rose Miller
Louise Six
Joe Rowley
Edward Hiles
Paul Hansel
H. L. Thomas
Ernest Foltz
Charles Congreve
Harold Ewart
Jesse Swick
Argus
Joe Cozad
Sentinel
Sidney Ball
Ewart
Foltz
Miss Six
Circle 7 Women’s Society Picnic at Lee’s Cabin
Members of Circle 7 of the Women’s Society for Christian Service of the Methodist Church enjoyed a social afternoon and picnic supper at Lee’s Cabin on Tuesday. The gathering featured three guests Mrs. Russell Berlin and the Misses Ruth and Hazel Armstrong, along with several members sharing conversation and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee's Cabin
Circle 7
Women’s Society For Christian Roice
Methodist Church
Russell Berlin
Ruth
Hazel Armstrong
Max McKitrick
H. D. Thompson
Frank Burberry
Mary Watkins
John Wolfe
Dallas Kinser
Walter Prather
Arlo Weiss
Minnie McBroom
Lee
Nurse with Farm Bureau ties graduates of Logan High
A nurse who has worked with Farm Bureau and trained at Logan High School and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus has broad nursing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Logan High School
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Columbus
Columbus Welcomes WRC State Meeting Opening
The J. K. Rochester Women’s Relief Corps prepares for the sixty sixth Ohio Department convention in Columbus at the Deshler Wallick Hotel from Sunday June 19, with a five day program including charity gifts to Benjamin Franklin Hospital and the Columbus Bay Choir School. Local officers and figures Mrs Emma Todd and Mrs Adam Schaal are noted. Social events include hosting Zanesville and Newark guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Rochester Women’s Relief Corps
Department of Ohio
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Deshler Wallick
Columbus
Benjamin Franklin Hospital
Columbus Bay Choir School
Cleveland
Sam Jones
East Sec
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Barton Holl
Pocahontas
Culver and
Hunter
Hocking
Antioch Grange
Potluck Luna
WRC
Pocahontas Hall
Mt. Tabor
Franklin Kerr Guild
Presbyterian Church
Kewood Martin
A. J. Waldron
Hester Lee White
NECC
Ake
Thole
Logan Service Shop
S. Mulberry St
Logan, Ohio
Cohagen
Gertie Harden
Pearl Seaman
Harry Hammon
Maffin
Arlie Brimner
Robert Emerson
Wayne Timberlake
Ben Humphrey
Oliver Blake
George Gribble
James Barker
Ruby Anderson
Walter Becker
North Mulberry Street
Roy Stallsmith
North Orchard Street
Bob Sheeler
Roy Fowler
View Avenue
Mary Lou Dicken
Gore
Carl I. Price
South Culver Street
Carl Durant
Third Street
Howard Durant
William Durant
Newark
Jesse A. Woltz
Sugar Grove
John E. Cooper
Max Ruffner
Billy Williams
New Straitsville
I. E. Moravy
New Plymouth
Denver
Wolfe Kay Stephenson
Danny Roberts
Mrs. Stoll
Home Dairy
E. Main St
Women of Moose
Chapter 997
Women of the Moose
Lodge
Circle
Ond Street
Emma Todd
Adam Schaal
Glenview Heights
Clarence Angle
Zeath Lewis
Zanesville
Wayne Phillips
Lowell Palmer
Vernon
Virginia
Chidester
W. Hunter St
W. Main St
Hocking County
New Hudson
America
Hudson
Logan , Ohio
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