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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Schaal announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Marlene to Robert Martin Bean Jr. Cheryl is a Laurelville High School and Ohio University graduate teaching at Fort Frye High School. Rob is Beaver Area High School and Ohio University graduate, Phi Delta Theta member. The wedding is set for August 15.
A parish birthday list thanks numerous individuals for reaching milestones. Names include Kenneth Rheinscheld Kathy King 13 Jeffrey Swaim 3 Melvin Harden Susan Later 15 Bruce Kuhn Cindy Sommers 18 April Harper 6 Donald Reid 9 Carol Huffman 8 Diane Mount 323 W Hunter Debbie Daubenmire and others.
New officers were elected at the Young Homemakers Home Economics Club meeting held last week at Mrs. Lloyd Ellinger s home. Elected for the coming year are Mrs. Otto Shaw president Mrs Charles Ringhiser vice president Mrs William Collier secretary Mrs Ken Collison treasurer and Mrs F E She line council member. The business meeting was led by Mrs Evans Hand Jr Plans for a summer workshop start at 9 am Wednesday at Mrs Hand s residence A husbands party is planned for Aug 7 at the Shaw home with a covered dish meat and table service requested Refreshments were served by
Premium crew socks blend 55 percent nylon 30 percent stretch nylon and 15 percent wool. Fits men's shoe sizes 10 through 13 in grey blue oxford and green colors.
Miss Judy K. Good bride elect of Bill Byler of Middlefield was feted at a bridal shower in the Hocking County auditor's office. Hostesses decorated in peach and white, with games and prizes, honoring numerous guests and out-of-town attendees.
Venus Chapter Order of the Eastern Star met for a carry in dinner at the Masonic dining room. Eight members and one guest attended with Mrs. Cleon Tucker and Mrs. Charlie Bryant as hostesses. In the president's absence, the vice president led a brief business session. September committee members were named.
Community listings show Hocking Grange 8 p m with refreshments. Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m. Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council at Ray Grossman home 7 p m with potluck and self supplies. Rainbow for Girls and Logan Assembly 164 practice and initiation at Masonic Temple. Ewing Grange open meeting home products party 8 p m. Girl Scout Troop 896 bicycle ride to Enterprise 1 p m bring refreshments. Starlight Club dinner at Blosser's Restaurant 6 p m.
Stock message advertises cushion foot socks available in white and assorted colors for shoe sizes ten to thirteen.
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