Laurelville Evangelical aid meeting hosts and visitors
The Evangelical United Brethren Aid met at the church basement with Mrs. Meacham and Mrs. Bess Steel as hostesses. Seventeen members and eight children were served refreshments. Numerous guests visited local families including the Honeywells, Spanglers, Tatmans, and Meenachs among others. The Armstrong wedding was held at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Lancaster.
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Evangelical United Brethren Aid
Meacham
Bess Steel
Morell Karshner
Norwood Jinks
Sam Honeywell
Pittsburgh
Jim Goodman
Carolyn Spangler
Tarlton
Goodmans
Samuel Dillon
Logan
Edgar Kelley
Tower, Minn
Elmer Tatman
Goldin Smith
Zanesville
Dartha Harmon
Howard Meacham
Newark
Pennsylvania
Will Herron
Marysville
Plyly Tatman
I. G. Rose
Pretty Run
Roy Stevens
Kate Swackhamer
Clarence Swackhamer
Cleveland
Clarence Bryant
Florida
Rachel Carpenter
Lithopolis
Elizabeth Edwards
Forest Wolf
Lyda McCleland
Hazel Hetiopola
Claudette Hetiopola
Phoenix
Arizona
Joe Dennison
Marcellus Young
Roger
Mickey
Mack
John
Buckeye Lake
Less Meenach
Bob
Ann
Kay
Meenach
Lowe
Kentucky
Don Millicons
Columbus
T. E. Mettler
Richard Creighton
Garry Lee
Gregory Layne
Buena Vista
Maud Mettler
Bill Karshner
Jacky
Tommy
Karen
Cloyce Karshner
Gahanna
Rudolph Barclay
Bill
Bethel
Philip Swackhamer
Victoria Barclay
Dewey Stone
Albany
Barclay
Swackhamers
Violet Armstrong
Pearl Armstrong
Marilyn Armstrong
Loren Armstrong
Ernest Badurina
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Mr Pleasant News From Local Families
Mr and Mrs B F Primmer visited Mr and Mrs Vance Griffith and watched television. Several families including the Conkle and Arnett households spent time at Willis Conkle’s home over the weekend. Other callers included J H Conkle Columbus Bunckles Tom Phillips Dennis Carr and family Sue Bebee. Mrs Guy Huggins visited with Arch Griffith. Ralph Huggins conducted business in Logan. Guy Huggins Marle Huggins and Carl Huggins Lancaster visited with Ralph Hug.
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B. F. Primmer
Vance Griffith
Eugene Conkle
Robert Conkle
Sam Arnett
Willis Conkle
Conkle
J. H. Conkle
Columbus
Bunkles
Tom Phillips
Dennis Carr
Sue Bebee
Guy Huggins
Arch Griffith
Ralph Huggins
Logan
Marle Huggins
Carl Huggins
Lancaster
Ralph Hug
Logan Social Roundup at Local Homes and Visits
Mrs. Sallie Huggins and Mrs. Ralph Huggins and daughters hosted visits from the Huggins family at Veterans Hospital Dayton. Logan guests included Arch Griffith Willis Conkle A K Weaver and Harry Zimmerman. Ohio University graduation noted for James Rees son-in-law of the Redicks.
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Linda Kay
Arch Griffith
Albert Redick
James Rees
Ohio University
Athens
Riley Worthman
Logan
Woman Who Lost $700 Is Still Hunted
Max Rautenberg a fruit farmer from Kirtland says he will distribute the $700 found in a handkerchief unless the Slovenian woman who dropped it in Upper New York state comes forward. He has advertised in Ohio and New York and cannot locate her. The money remains unclaimed.
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Willoughby
Max Rautenberg
Kirtland
Rautenberg
Upper New York State
Ohio
New York
Manslaughter Charge Faces Photographer
Newark June 19 Licking County authorities will present the case of Charles B. Wilson Ohio State Journal photographer Columbus to the grand jury in September. After an inquest into the Buckeye Lake boating accident that killed Patricia Monro youth page editor the sheriff said manslaughter charges would be filed against Wilson. Wilson piloted the motor boat in which Monro rode May 19. her body was not recovered for four days.
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Newark
Licking
Charles B. Wilson
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Patricia Monro
Journal
Buckeye Lake
William McElroy
Wilson
How Ohioans Voted On Security Hike
Washington June 19 The House passed the bill to raise social security benefits by 360 to 22 Ohio lawmakers split along party lines with Republicans Ayres Bender Bolton Bow Brown Hess McCullock McGregor Schenck Vorys Weichel for the measure Democrats Crosser Feighan Kirwan Polk Secrest for and Rep Reams independent Hays did not vote
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Washington
Senate rejects Truman plea on St Lawrence Seaway bill
The Senate defeated a bill authorizing U S participation with Canada in building the 818 million St Lawrence Seaway and power project. The chamber voted 43 to 40 to send the measure back to the Foreign Relations Committee for further study despite the President's last minute appeal.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
New Plymouth By Mrs Earle Heinlein
Mrs Emma Todd spent part of last week in Columbus attending events and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Earle Heinlein
Emma Todd
Columbus
Bryson and Mowrey Families Visit Friends
A local social page notes visits and birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bryson and daughter and William Cassell with children from Hamden called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Mowrey hosted guests from Logan including Jake Lavey and Parley Wandling. Mrs. Mowrey celebrated a birthday. The Heinlein and Jones families visited, and Dale Stuber and daughter moved to the Fuller home. Stuber and daughter are reported improved after polio.
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D. M. Bryson
William Cassell
Hamden
John, Mowrey
Jake Lavey
William Hutchinson
Parley Wandling
Paul Schrader
Logan
Mrs. Mowrey
Earle Heinlein
Mrs. Treadley
Heinlein
Chil
Ronnie
Janice
Cleveland
C. H. Jones
Kay
Larry
Hamilton
Bryan Cassell
Dale Stuber
Lima
Charles Fuller
Stuber
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Laurelville
Mr. Pleasant
Mrs. Melva Griffith
South Pacific
Mary Jo AR
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Kroger
Graham
David Davies
Kroger Frozen
Hei
Reece
Horsey
Kroger Brand
Kroger’s
Maxwell House
Tan
California
Crisco
Lipton
Wess
Jack Frost
Embassy
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