Keeping Up With Karolyn And Local Bits From Logan
A slice of small town life shares playful notes about a pet skunk adopted by Ed Eberst and his family, local hobbies, humorous anecdotes from Mary Francis Wonn, and a Father’s Day greeting. It mentions a Sigma Chi connection among Milt Caniff and Bill Woodard, fruit crops, Sunkist ice cream, and a band concert miscue. The piece ends with a local game between Godman Annex and New Straitsville at 1:30 Strawn's Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karolyn
Ed Eberst
Columbus
Terry and the
Pirates
Milt Caniff
State
Bill Woodard
Bob Keynes
Sigma Chis
Milt
Logan
Clint Webb
Marion
Daily News
Mary Francis Wonn
Sunkist
Luther Heyde
Nice
Philadelphia Philharmonic
Strawn’s Park
Godman Annex
New Straitsville
Couple Celebrate Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Redd of Logan Route 2 will host an open house Sunday to mark their belated wedding anniversary. Visiting hours 10 AM to 4 PM. dinner at noon for immediate family. Married June 14, 1888, near Logan by Rev. Lambrick. They have eight children, fourteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and belong to Bethany United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Redd
Logan
Belden
Rev
Lambrick
United Brethren
Katie Carpenter
Dayton
Redd
Walter and
Russell
Columbus
Gladie Alltop
Gore
Orlie Redd
Webb Summitt
Ocie Wolfe
Maxville
Jennie Sherlock
Clifford Redd
Earl Redd
Logan's Bowl of Rice Party Raises Funds for Refugees
More than fifty attended the Bowl of Rice Party at the Beta Phi Sigma hall from 8 to 12 Friday night to aid China's destitute civilians. Mrs. Allen-Adams chaired, with Mrs. Cherrington in charge of games and entertainment. Decorations featured Chinese vases and dragons, with Lexicon, anagrams, dominoes and bridge as activities and committees led by Eleanor Durr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Sigma
China
Eleanor Durr
John Allen
Stanton Pond
Clayton Scheide
Carl Anderson
W. R. Brandt
Joe Rowley
J. G. Cole
W. W. Prather
Joe Brown
Precious Carrell
Blanche England
Mrs. M. A. Campbell Hosts Presbyterian Society Meeting
June gathering of the Presbyterian Missionary Society met at 94 East Hunter Street with Mrs. Campbell hosting and Mrs. Mary Neville assisting. President Paul Monks led the business, with papers on the Philippines and a Year Book of Prayer. Roll call noted the West Indies. new book Moving Millions was announced. guest Anna Barton Porterfield from Spokane spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
M. A. Campbell
East Hunter Street
Mary Neville
Paul Monks
Charles Brehm
Philippines
George Moore
West Indies
Anna Barton Porterfield
Spokane
Washington
Logan
Will Petty
Campbell
Ann Bowen
Social Calendar for June Activities and Meetings
Social calendar lists events from June 18 to June 21 including memorial services at Pocahontas hall, Children’s Day at Webb's Chapel M E Church, Townsend Club programs, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Franklin Kerr Guild dinner, and multiple club meetings at various locations with noted hostesses and times. Domestic clubs, church events, and youth programs are scheduled across evenings with speakers and devotions.
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Pocahontas Hall
Webb's Chapel
M. E. Church
Townsend Club
South Perry
James Rees
West Front Street
Marcus Lohr
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Franklin Kerr Guild
John McBroom
Carl Frenier
Lester Hammond
Ruth Heft
Kathryn Johnson
Ruth Brooke Hosts Nondescript Club Gathering at East Second
Miss Ruth Brooke entertained Nondescript Club members at her East Second street home Thursday evening. Dinner was served at six with help from Mrs. Carlton Bright and Mrs. Paul Sanderson. Vice president presided in absence of President Mrs. L. P. Mooney. Mrs. Fred Carpenter spoke on radio and aviation in changing civilization. Club trio and solos were performed with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Smoot. Guests included Mrs. John Wellman and others.
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Ruth Brooke
East Second Street
Carlton Bright
Paul Sanderson
L. P. Mooney
Fred Carpenter
Rebekah Lodge Holds Memorial Practice
Twenty one members of Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge No 533 met at the I O O F hall to practice memorial services set for next Friday at 8 15 PM at the hall Public may attend The business meeting was led by Mrs Clay Snyder noble grand Miss Margaret Columber chairs the memorial services
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Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge No. 533
Clay Snyder
Noble Grand
Margaret Columber
Girl Scout Troop 4 Plans Picnic Friday
Girl Scout Troop 4 held its regular meeting Friday June 17. An emblem for the troop was chosen and several songs were sung. The group scheduled a picnic and campfire for June 20 at 5 PM. Present were Eleanor Durr captain Kathleen McGonagle lieutenant and members Carol Walburn Sue Case Sue Schempp June Ralston Jo Case Rose Ann Brown Martha Walters Pauline Heinlein Winejean Sloan Betty Jean Friend Judy Buntz Dorothy Phillips Wanda Brown and Betty Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Durr
Kathleen McGonagle
Carol Walburn
Sue Case
Sue Schempp
June Ralston
Jo Case
Rose Ann Brown
Martha Walters
Pauline Heinlein
Winejean Sloan
Betty Jean Friend
Judy Buntz
Dorothy Phillips
Wanda Brown
Betty Lehman
Hocking Grange Holds Meeting and Spelling Bee
The Hocking Grange met Friday evening at the grange hall with master Noel North presiding. Evelyn Ruble won the spelling bee during the lecture hour and the group practiced songs for an upcoming grange contest. The next meeting is set for July 1 with a special program planned. Mrs William Brown of Enterprise visited Logan on Thursday.
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Hocking Grange
Noel North
Evelyn Ruble
Miss Betty Jane Otstot is Honored in New Straitsville Shower
Friday evening a miscellaneous shower for Miss Betty Jane Otstot fiancee of Jack Brown both of New Straitsville was hosted by Miss Beatrice Smith. Pink and white decor, games, and prizes marked the event with attendees including Mrs. Dean L. Dollison Mrs. Grandy Miss Marjorie Cheetham Miss Nan cy Essex Miss Lois Jones and the hostess. A PK Shoppe dinner party followed by Pastime Bridge Club games and prize awards to Mrs. Shriner and Mrs. Unverzagt. Logan visitors included Mrs. Arthur Todd and Miss Nora Skiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Smith
New Straitsville
Betty Jane Otstot
Jack Brown
Otstor
Clarence Grandy
Dean L. Dollison
Logan
Grandy
Marjorie Cheetham
Nancy Essex
Lois Jones
P K
H. J. Unverzagt
Judson Shriner
Roosevelt with son and daughter-in-law aboard Potomac
President Roosevelt is pictured aboard the Potomac at Nahant Massachusetts with his son John and Anne Lindsay Clark shortly before her wedding to John Roosevelt. Sally Clark Anne's sister and maid of honor stands with them.
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President Roosevelt
Potomac
Nahant
Mass
John
Anne Lindsay Clark
Miss Clark
John Roosevelt
Sally Clark
Anne
Anne Clark
Tohn Roosevelt
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Affiliates
A dense listing of radio show slots across WLW WBNS WHKC and others from late afternoon to midnight, detailing artists, orchestras, hosts, and programs. Notable entries include Artie Shaw, Duke Ellington affiliates, church programs, newsreels, and various harmony and dance broadcasts.
Mrs Armstrong Honored At Laurelville Thimble Club Picnic
Mrs W F Armstrong of Laurelville was voted an honorary member when the Thimble and Art Club gathered at her cabin for their annual picnic near Laurelville. Additional guests included Mrs George Reynolds Ath ens and Mrs Lena McNeil Cincinnati. The Logan Lancaster District Otterbein Guild picnic and campfire will be at Union Furnace church lawn Friday June 24 at 7 30 PM with a covered dish supper and a nature program planned. Miss Ruth Goodlive departs for Estes Park Colorado to attend the International Convention of Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority. She expects to return in two weeks to Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Armstrong
Laurelville
Thimble and Art Club
Armstrong
George Reynolds
Athens
Lena McNeil
Cincinnati
M. H. Cherrington
Willard Lyke
Melrose Harbaugh
Homer Gabriel
Leah Lyke
Logan-Lancaster
Otterbein Guild
Union Furnace
Church Lawn
Guild
Ruth Goodlve
Estes Park
Colorado
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Fostoria anniversary sermon and local visits in Ohio
The report lists religious and social activities in Ohio last week. It notes the fiftieth anniversary sermon at the Fostoria church once led by Rev Hey with plans to preach tomorrow, plus numerous visiting relatives and neighbors in Logan, Chillicothe, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ohio
Hey
Toledo bid probe into inflated contracts for new school
Paul Manton, assistant U. S. District attorney, said federal officials were examining reports that contracts for Toledo’s $1,500,000 vocational high school were awarded at inflated prices and that threats of violence were used to deter outside bidders.
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Toledo, O
Paul Manton
U. S
Toledo
Insurance deadline set for Ohio wheat crop insurance
Washington AP reports the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation fixed August 15 as the final day for Ohio farmers to apply for insurance covering the 1939 wheat crop. The deadline follows the June 18 advisory.
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Washington
Federal Crop Insurance Cor
Ohio
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