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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

5

Reverend Lemuel McNichols Feted At Birthday Dinner Songfest

On Sunday June 14 an all day meeting with songfest and a birthday dinner honored Reverend Lemuel McNichols at Stump Run Gospel Tabernacle and Fellowship Building. Assistant pastor Reverend Earle Baxter attended as guest. Ralph Bandy led the song service and Baxter delivered the day’s message. Numerous relatives from Columbus Grove City Lancaster Laurelville Amanda Logan and South Bloomingville attended. The Rev McNichols announced the annual homecoming and songfest set for July 12.

Lemuel McNichols Stump Run Gospel Tabernacle Earle Baxter Ralph Bandy Mr. Baxter McNichols Baxter Stevens Vernie Bias Columbus Paul McNichols Grove City Herman Vincent William Abbott Stump Cloyce Kinser Lancaster Virginia Payne Raymond Mueller Norman McNichols Pam McNichols Robert Short Ray Mueller Hall Bernice Margie Debbie Danner Don Ricketts Howard Eggleston Laurelville Everett Hartshorn Logan Virgil NeNichols Harley Hart Linda South Bloomingville Emmit Azbell Amanda Wayne Azbell Willis Ellis David Flowers Rockbridge Barbara Imogene Gerald McNichols

Glasses visit Florida kin with brief southern trip

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glass of 438 Zanesville Ave. spent a week with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Glass and family in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Their travels included stops in Miami and Hollywood during the visit.

Henry Glass Zanesville Ave John Henry Glass Ft. Lauderdale Fla Miami Hollywood Keith Dora Jo) Ayers Brian Keith Richard C. Jones Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Dr. Jones

Ewing Grange Talent Program Highlights Community Event

Ewing Grange hosted a talent program with Mrs. Jerry Lehman and Mrs. Vernon Rheinscheid named delegates to the rural urban party in Logan. Frank Masure presided as worthy master after the recent meeting. County events include a picnic August 1 at Antioch Grange hall, and baking and sewing contests July 21.

Jerry Lehman Vernon Rheinscheid Ewing Grange Logan Federal Community Room Wing Grange Frank Masure Grange Weaver Grange Knox County Mason Grange Warren County Ermal Rheinscheid Miller Chapel Grange Antioch Grange Hall Marion Antioch Ewing King Grange Wallace Beck Nancy Julie Beck Margaret Carolyn Larry Masure Verna Rheinscheid Ermal Beatles Jerri Hoplite Connie Jerri Lee Lehman Linda Brooks Jane Beck Julie Rheinschelds

Social Calendar listings fill Marion area clubs events

Multiple groups schedule meetings, programs, and activities. Marion Grange hosts first and second degrees with pie afterward. DeMolay meets at Masonic Temple. several clubs hold 7:30 p.m. sessions at churches, lodges, and community rooms. bake sales, picnics, and farm bureau events appear. note June 26 postponement and various hostesses and chairmen.

Mrs Paul Dalton Hosts Rockbridge Garden Club Meeting

Garden club members toured the Iris filled yard of Mrs Lowell Karshner then gathered at Mrs Paul Dalton's home with guest Mrs Pat McQuade. Reports covered Cantwell Cliffs field day and terrarium making for the Child Conservation League district convention.

Rockbridge Garden Club Lowell Karshner Paul Dalton Pat McQuade Dalton Homer Kornmiller

Mrs Bartholow Hosts Among Ourselves Meeting

Mrs Harry Bartholow hosted the June gathering of the Among Ourselves Club at Brandt's Mecca Room with 11 members present. A garden flower centerpiece styled the luncheon as Mrs Paul Collison, president, opened with a story My Aunt Lavinia. Members shared verses or events and played games with gifts from the hostess and her husband.

Harry Bartholow Among Ourselves Club Brandt Mecca Room Paul Collison Lavinia

Venus Circle Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

At a Venus Circle, Order of the Eastern Star meeting a buffet for 17 members and two guests followed business. Mrs. Blanche Stallsmith presided as Mrs. Garnet Tucker announced the officers for the coming year: Mrs. Harry J. Mack president, Mrs. Arthur Keplar vice president, Mrs. Velma Shaw secretary, with the remaining slate to be announced.

Venus Circle Order of the Eastern Star Blanche Stallsmith Garnet Tucker Harry J. Mack Arthur Keplar Velma Shaw

Birthday Greetings List for Local Residents

A page of birthday wishes names Mrs. Harry Hammon of Midland Place and others. Recipients include Mrs. Ronald May Paula Canty of Pa and Susan Kay Later of Lancaster Rt. 4 along with Bruce Wayne Kuhn Harold Woltz Linda Kay Berry Melvin Harden Kenneth Lee Rheinscheld and more residents listed for the community note.

Harry Hammon Midland Place Ronald May Paula Canty W. Hunter Paul Fickel Harold Woltz Dale Maybee Linda Kay Berry Creola Bruce Wayne Kuhn West St Susan Kay Later Lancaster Melvin Harden Logan Kenneth Lee Rheinscheld

Gibisonville Club Convenes At Altman Home

The Gibisonville Scenic Home Makers Club met at Mrs Linn Altman’s home with co host Mrs Estel Rollins Jr. guiding devotions and prayer by Mrs Denver Drum. Meetings planned include July 6 and July 30 with a county hospital fund donation and Burr Oak Lake picnic set for July 26.

Gibisonville Burr Oak Lake John Ed Kuhn Earl Herrmann Rollins Altman

Oreville 4 H Ladybugs Visit West Virginia Trip

The Oreville Ladybugs 4 H Girls Club traveled from Middleport to Ohio River boat ride and lunch at Middleport Park. They then drove to West Virginia visiting Mason Hartford and New Haven for supper and souvenirs. Club members Brenda Hamilton Bonnie Wahl Susie Rush Ruth Iestep attended with friends Patty Bray and Wanda Estep. advisors were Mrs Leola Schrader and Mrs Lottie Rush.

Oreville Ladybugs West Virginia Middleport Ohio River Middleport Park Mason Hartford New Haven Brenda Hamilton Bonnie

Group Recess Scheduled Through September

Mrs. Harry V. Mock serves as treasurer as the group votes to recess until September.

Harry V. Mock

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Marion Grange Logan Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple Ohio Power Auditorium Woman's Relief Corps Pocahontas Hall Trinity Lutheran Lwml John Gafke Lawrence Bluhm Walther League Webb's Chapel Clinton St. Clair Women of the Moose Farm Bureau Women's Committee Les Amies Methodist Church Webb Summit Worthington Park East Pta Vashti Rebekah J. C. Penney Hocking Livestock Leaders 4-H Club Charles Lehman Rachelmacher Park Sara Circle Emblem Club Elks Lodge Rooms St. John’s School Bear Run Laurelville School Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council Grace, Paul and Claude Harsh Order of Rainbow Fellowship Fub Church Maysville Rd Huffines Rising Park Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority James O'Donnell Woman’s Society of Christian Service Martha Circle Herbert Walker Buckeye Girls’ State Capital University Logan High School Louella Julian Ray Julian Logan Rt. 3 Suzanne Ball Wayne Ball Logan Rt. 2 Anita Ruff Porter Ruff Third St Shirley Carpenter Richard Carpenter East St. Buckeye American Legion Auxiliary Department of Ohio Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Business and Professional Women’s Club Logan Unit Kenney and Aileen Conaway Hunter Street Weiland Jewelers W. Main Edgel Kazee Certified Watchmaker Mrs Mrs. Bartholow OES Rcavictor Portable Total Sound Stereo Melodee Mart West Main St Happy Gibisonville Club W. Hunter ST America American National Red Cross
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