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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
5
Betty June Bowers and Don B Chilcote marry at Laurelville Methodist Church on a sunny Saturday afternoon June 15. The couple, both Laurelville natives, will reside in Columbus after a wedding trip to Fort Lauderdale.
The Study Club met June 18 at Ray Garverick’s Lake Logan cottage for a potluck supper and social evening. Prize went to Mrs. John G. Buntz as husbands fished. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Graham and Robert Mohler, plus many club members. Mrs. Warner Lehman invited members to Buckeye Lake on July 16 for potluck and boating.
Installation of Officers of Women of the Moose was held Thursday night at the Moose hall. Harry Auker past governor was installing regent. Officers: Opal Swick Berniece Nutter Jenny Norris Emma Woltz Margaret Henderson Daisy Imboden Racine Lackey Louise Six Evelyn Helber Mable Roop. Elizabeth Kellenbarger received a prize. Potluck lunch served. Next session July 18.
Mrs Kenneth Iles and children from Westminster Maryland visit relatives in Logan with Kenneth Iles traveling to Kentucky then returning to Logan to stay until July 7. Mr Virgil W Martin hosts Mrs A L Nunnery of Libertyville Illinois as house guest during the week. Leeks are described as quartered boiled and served with melted butter and lemon juice.
A busy social week features VFW-DAV round and square dances at S Mulberry St hall with orchestra and free admission for members and guests, Antioch Grange dances with music by Marion, and a fish and ham supper fundraiser at the Good Hope Community Institute. Public invited to most events.
Logan residents and guests exchanged visits across Columbus Lancaster Mount Pleasant and surrounding towns. Notable moves include the Huggins property purchase repair work by the Schaal family and the Bricky family settling near Honey Fork Road.
The Chauncey Christian Church hosted the June 8 wedding of Joan Horn Monk and Gilbert B. Courtney Jr. Bride, daughter of Fred Horn of Gas City Indiana, wore nylon organza and carried white roses. The groom is son of Rev. Gilbert B. Courtney Sr. of Chauncey. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Courtney with organist Mrs. Brown. The couple will reside in Logan after a Pennsylvania wedding trip.
Columbus Ohio will host a presentation of a bust honoring the late Edward S Matthias longtime Ohio Supreme Court judge for nearly four decades. The tribute is organized by the United Spanish War Veterans of Ohio with ceremonies planned for Sunday.
Special birthday notices list dozens of locals with ages and addresses. Names include Mrs Willis Lehman 90 Columbus street and Miss Mabel Walker Rt. 2, with others from Sugar Grove Rockbridge Gibisonville and Haydenville along with a Prentice Holloway 87 Logan Rt. 3 and Dean Robert Sigler.
A stork shower for Mrs. John Ed Kuhn was hosted by Mrs. Robert Whitcraft on June 12 at the Kuhn residence on Rockbridge Rt. 1. Guests and gifts filled a green and yellow bassinet while contest prizes and miniature crepe paper shoes added festive detail.
A fly-up ceremony for Brownie Troops 7 11 14 and 16 will be held Wednesday June 26 from 10 to 2 at Rachelmacher Park. Brownies advancing to Girl Scouts will register in the fall. Bring a sack lunch. Games provided. Two leaders from each troop supervise. Parents and Brownie leaders invited.
Nora Luxford the former NBC radio commentator and New Zealand native becomes a cultural connector as her picture book Kerry Kangaroo sparks fascination with world fauna among kindergarteners. Her wartime Anzac Club effort in New York grew to aid 40 000 servicemen with 100 volunteers weekly.
Miss Lillian Ann Wright and Richard Lee Williams wed in a 2:30 p.m. June 1 double ring ceremony at Nelsonville Methodist Church. The bride wore a light blue sheer dress with white trim and carnations for a corsage. they reside with the groom’s parents while starting married life.
The Pleasant Workers 4-H Club met with all members and a visitor present. Phillip Enderle and Jo Anne Reynolds gave demonstrations. William Rheinige held a safety session. Next meeting is at Jo Anne Reynolds home on June 25 at 7 p.m. Refreshments and games were enjoyed.
Notes warn not to scrub off brown film on waffle grids as it helps prevent sticking. experts advise leaving the natural coating intact to maintain nonstick properties.
Mrs Levert Sain entertained the Thursday Sewing Club and guests at 811 N High St Lancaster on June 20 A noon potluck preceded a business meeting led by president Mrs Joe M Brown A stork shower for Mrs Ray Price followed with gifts and social time 24 members and four guests attended including Mrs Elizabeth Tidd Mrs Paul Hansel Mrs Robert White and Mrs Grant Harden
Dr and Mrs Richard C Brown of Tonawanda New York visit Mrs Leo Canty and family and Mr and Mrs Carl M Brown in Logan. They arrived Wednesday and plan to stay a week.
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