Founders Day Banquet Of Delta Theta Tau Held In Nelsonville
Delta Theta Tau sorority Alpha Psi chapter held its Founders Day banquet at the Peasant Pantry Nelsonville. charter members actives inactives and pledges attended with unique green and white decorations and favors. Helen Rush chapter president introduced guests including Mrs. Arthur H. Newman and Mrs. Stanley Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Psi Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Nelsonville
Helen Rush
Arthur H. Newman
Bridgehampton
New York
Edward Jones
Mildred Collins
Stanley Baker
Clarence Blosser
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Elder Martin
Ross Adcock
Merritt Wonn, Jr
John Rohrer
Ruth Myers
Paul Galvin
Manon
Florence Powers
Ruth Riggs
Dorothy Roberts
Marguerite Rohrer
Virginia Smith
Marjorie Brandt
Jean Bright
Madge
Faith Wright
Esther Ann Stoughton
Margaret Spannow
Martha Getz
Marguerite Acker
Lucille Alltop
Sarah Turner
Mildred Struble
Betty Liff
Betty Heine
Betty Hall
Phyllis Leonard
Elizabeth Smith
Marjorie Tschappat
Jean Weltner
June Grooms
Betty Brown
Shirley Mooney
Betty Rohrer
Annabelle Heine
Pauline Heine
Von Bora Society Meets at Heyde Home
The Von Bora Society met Tuesday evening at the Heyde home on East Hunter Street with Mrs. Amos L. Heyde and Mrs. Tom Geslin as joint hostesses. Mrs. Harry Willige presented the topic Reform Church as Miss Garnet Sheets led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos L. Heyde
Tom Geslin
von Bora Society
Heyde
East Hunter Street
Harry Willige
Reform Church
Garnet Sheets
Emma Hall
G. D. Gribble
Florence Zater
Irina Powers
Clarence Blosser Trs
W. F. Smith
W. H. Miller
A. W. Seabright
Florence Zanner
Mary Struble
Mildred Struble
Mt Pleasant Girl Scouts Hold Meeting on the Lawn
Eleven members of the Mt Pleasant Girl Scouts gathered yesterday afternoon from 2 to 4 on the Ladies Aid home lawn. Mrs Roy C Bcurner led the business session with Cirrude Huntley in charge of the program. Fern Redick Jean Garrison and Maxine Glaspell sang with guitar accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Girl Scouts
Ladies Aid Home
Roy C. B Curner
Cirrude Huntley
Fern Redick
Erman Rheinscheid
Jean Garrison
Maxine Glaspell
Carl Huggins
Hugh
Mt. Pleasant
Ash Cave
Hostesses Entertain With Luncheon and Bridge Party
Miss Ruth Brooke and Mrs. Paul Sanderson hosted a luncheon and bridge gathering at the Brooke home on East Second Street. Six tables played bridge with awards to Mrs. Victoria Swett, Mrs. Florence L. Whitecraft, and Mrs. Charles Breene. Out-of-town prizes went to Miss Clara Smith of North Baltimore and Mrs. H. M. Jones of Huntington, W. Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brooke
Paul Sanderson
Brooke
East Second Street
Victoria Swett
Florence L. Whitecraft
Charles Breene
Clara Smith
North Baltimore
H. M. Jones
Huntington
W. Va
Ruth Jones
Jean Bright
Peggy Sanderson
Mrs Timberlake Hosts Aces High Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Earl Roberts and Mrs Jud son Shriner were guest players when the Aces High Bridge Club was entertained last night at the home of Mrs Wayne Timberlake. This was the last meeting of the club until fall. Mrs Joe Phillips and Mrs Keith Schultz received the club award while the guest prize was awarded Mrs Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Roberts
Judson Shriner
Aces High Bridge Club
Wayne Timberlake
Joe Phillips
Keith Schultz
Roberts
Mrs Tony Smiley Hostess to Club
Mrs Tony Smiley entertained the Wednesday Sewing Club and guests including Mrs L A Ross of Richmond Virginia Mrs Don Brandon of Mt Pleasant Michigan and Miss Jane Walsh. Absent were Mrs Harley Meyer Mrs Charles Eberst and Miss Kathleen McGonagle. Lunch was served later in the evening. In two weeks Mrs Clarence Blosser will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Smiley
Sewing Club
L. A. Ross
Richmond
Virginia
Don Brandon
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Jane Walsh
Harley Meyer
Charles Eberst
Kathleen McGonagle
Clarence Blosser
Logan Residents See Indians Win Two-Game Set
Logan residents Sally, Tom Walsh, Richard Till, Bill Sauer Jr., Albert Leonard, and Harry McVey traveled to Cleveland yesterday to watch the Indians defeat the Yankees in two games. Local social notes report visits, guests, and shopping at Comly's including strawberry specials and a two-pack soap offer, plus various Logan residents being seen in Columbus, Lancaster, and Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Walsh
Richard Till
Bill Sauer, Jr
Albert Leonard
Logan
Harry McVey
Union Furnace
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Eye Clinic Examines 30 Children for Eye Defects
About 30 children were examined yesterday at a county health office eye clinic led by Dr. Claude Perry of the Ohio Division for Aid to the Blind. Most had crossed eyes. 10 advised for surgical treatment. Other defects noted and referrals made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Perry
Ohio Division
Social Calendar for Thursday and Friday June 23 24
Thursday events include Les Amies Sunday School at Methodist Church 7 30 P M Tourist Club picnic Waterworks 6 P M Logan Squaw Club with Mrs Ray Garverick 7 30 P M Jolly Twelve Embroidery Club with Mrs Ben Bailey Carbon Hill 1 P M Zenith Club with Mrs Fred Heine 155 East Bowen St 7 30 P M Ruth Bible Class with Mrs Bert Bell 620 North Mulberry St 7 30 P M Eastern Star at Masonic Hall 71 30 P M All officers and members urged to attend Friday listings feature Ewing Grange 8 P M Rev Harry Smith New Plymouth speaker Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge No 533 I O O F Hall 7 30 P M Memorial services Public invited Logan Lancaster District Otterbein Guild picnic and campfire service Union Furnace church lawn 7 30 P M Four Square Class Metho dist Episcopal Church 17 30 P M Important business All members requested to be present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Waterworks
Logan
Ray Garverick
Jolly Twelve
Ben Bailey
Carbon Hill
Zenith
Fred Heine
East Bowen Street
Bert Bell
North Mulberry Street
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ewing Grange
Grange Hall
Harry Smith
New Plymouth
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Rural Mail Carriers Meet at Funk Home
Last night at the country home of the Rural Mail Carriers Association of Hocking County and the Ladies Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kindler of Lancaster spoke on plans for the coming year. A district meeting is set for Sunday at the Lancaster fairgrounds Art Hall for an all day affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Carriers Organization
Hocking County
Ladies Auxiliary
Joe Kindler
Lancaster
Rural Mail Carriers Association
Kindler
Lancaster Fairgrounds
Art Hall
Second Summer Concert Tonight at Logan High Stadium
Logan High School Summer Band presents the second stadium concert sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Luther Heyde will direct and feature an original match composed and scored for the program. Tenor Walter Prather will sing. Bruce Price and Emerson Iles perform a flute and clarinet duet. Concert begins at 8:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
Chamber of Commerce
Luther Heyde
Walter Prather
Bruce Price
Ernest Williams School
Brooklyn
Emerson Iles
Children Treated Under Crippled Children's Program In Ohio
Hocking County juvenile court officials yesterday took two crippled children to a clinic at White Cross Hospital in Columbus directed by Dr Judson Wilson. Both remained for operation and observation. Ten children have received treatment in Hocking County under the crippled children's program of the Social Security Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Judson Wilson
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S. W. Arnold
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Maxville
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Dale Engle
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Ity White
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W. C. Dutton
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East Lancing
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England
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Newark
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Madaline
Honey Fork
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Huntington, W. Va
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Sally
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Peg
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Toledo
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Comly’s
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Willard Keplar
Maysville
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Gibisonville
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Myrtle Aplin
Buffalo
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George Owings
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Buckeye Lake
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Rockbridge
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