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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1948

Page

3

June Meeting of WSCS Held at Church Tuesday

The June WSCS gathered at the church with president Mrs. Keith Schultz in charge. Rev R B Wilson led prayer and singing, devotionals by Mrs Bert Bell, and a temperance lesson by Mrs Lester Risch. Mrs Amos Potts led a prayer, and the group closed with the Wesleyan Grace. A two course dining hall repast followed, hosted by Circle 6 led by Mrs Lester Risch in place of the absent leader.

Christian Serv Hceld Keith Schultz Wilson Minnie McBroom Amos Potts Circle 6 Lester Risch Harley St. Clair

Wedding Readings in Columbus Church Parlor

Mrs. Eliza McClelland announces the marriage of her daughter Edna Mae Archer to William J. Hiermer. The ceremony was read June 12 in the Glenwood Methodist Church parlor Columbus in the presence of immediate families. The couple reside at 1982 Fairmont Avenue Columbus.

Eliza McClelland Edna Mae Archer William J. Hiermer Glenwood Methodist Church Columbus Hiemer Fairmont Avenue

Local Social Calendar Events and Meetings

Wednesday June 23 features Esther Drill at 4 PM Masonic Hall to Cantwell Cliffs with own table service call Mrs Hunsaker 4364. D of A and Squaw Club meetings at 7 30 PM with addresses. Brownie Troop 7 camp meeting 1 PM Scout Clubrooms. Laurel Valley and Marion Granges events 8 PM. Sunday School 10 AM at Smiths Chapel with basket dinner at noon. Homecomings at different churches and potluck lunches noted.

Qu Esther Masonic Hall Cantwell Cliffs Icnic John Hunsaker Smith's Chapel

Lemon Pie With Coconut Topped Merengue Toasted Delicacy

A dessert note highlights lemon pie finished with coconut sprinkled over the meringue and baked slowly to a toasted, golden crust. The description emphasizes a rich, custardy filling with a crisp, caramelized top.

Wiggins Family Observes Father’s Day at Salt Creek Home

The Wiggins family from Hocking County gathered Sunday June 20 at the Salt Creek Township home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Wiggins to celebrate Father’s Day. Eighty year old Mr Wiggins, a Mose Wiggins descendant, hosted relatives from Columbus Laurelville Akron Tarlton Ashville and nearby areas plus guests including Myron E Wiggins in Washington and Ralph Durst in Logan.

Samuel Wiggins Salt Creek Township Laurelville Mr. Wiggins Mary Seitz Wiggins Wiggins Mose Wiggins Hocking County Clara Johnston Wiggins Herbert F. Woodard Harold B. Woodard Charles Bowsher Richard Jean Bowsher Hull Linda Lloyd Frye Dianne Robert Thomas Larry Gregory Vernon Wayne Wiggins Merlin Columbus Paul Radcliffe David Stanley Akron Adam E. Julian Don Tarlton Carl Fry Ashville Virgil Wiggins Sammy Judy Tommy George Wiggins Reese Goss Neil Kirk Vern Logan Melvin Wiggins Betty Melvin, Jr Frank Lexington Myron E. Wiggins U.S. Navy Washington, D. C Ralph Durst Gon Larry

Miss Krinn Attends Institute at Miami

Miss Mary Ruth Krinn attended the Institute of the American Classical League held at Miami University Oxford Ohio June 17 19. The three day session drew members from across the United States. Speakers included top classical scholars and the recognition dinner featured the league president Walter R Agard University of Wisconsin. Benjamin Fine of the New York Times gave a lecture.

Mary Ruth Krinn Institute of the American Classical League Miami University Oxford United States League Walter R. Agard University of Wisconsin Benjamin Fine The New York Times

Couple Exchanges Vows at Laurelville

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swackh amer of Laurelville announce the marriage of their daughter Marcella to Paul Lively son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lively, Laurelville. The single ring ceremony was held at 4 30 p m Sunday June 20.

Albert Swackhamer Laurelville Marcella Paul Lively Charles Lively

Birthdays and a summer wedding noted in Laurelville

Birthdays honor John W. Davis 85 Logan Route 4 Evelyn Hockman North Mulberry Street Raymond Cook Oreville Elwood Hossman Midland Place Patty Lou Kline Rockbridge Nellie Sue Gray Depot Hotel travels to Columbus to visit her mother Mildred Streeter then to Fort Wayne for the summer with sister Charlotte Sweagel at the Evang elical United Brethren Church parsonage Laurelville Rev Raymond Welch officiated. Bride wore blue dress with brown accessories and pink rose corsage. Groom works at Swepston's Garage in Laurelville and they will reside there.

John W. Davis Logan Evelyn Hockman Salts North Mulberry Street Raymond Cook Oreville Elwood Hossman Midland Place Patty Lou Kline Rockbridge Nellie Sue Gray Depot Hotel Columbus Mildred Streeter Fort Wayne Ind Charlotte Sweagel Evangelical United Brethren Church Laurelville Raymond Welch Swepston

Kiwanis Launches Plan To Aid Underprivileged

The Logan Kiwanis Club launches a fundraiser for its underprivileged children fund with penny gum ball machines in 22 Logan businesses. Ford Gum Ball Machine Co supplies the machines and the club receives 20 percent of proceeds to aid vision, dental, clothing, and recreation programs for needy children.

Logan Kiwanis Club Lewis Graham Logan Graham Ford Gum Ball Machine Co Lockport N. Y Kiwanis Club Logan Club Sohio Station Main Spring Poling’s Stoltz Drug Store Sportsman Bar and Grill Farm Bureau Brandt’s Myers Shoe Repair Bloser’s Ideal Grocery Thomas Recreation Ambrose Hansel Brothers Weltner’s Risch Drug Store Sun Glow Manufacturing Co Cases Drug Store Jurgies Cannon’s Grocery Stage Coach Inn Isaly’s Lanning Firestone

Mrs Savey Hosts Hi Lo Bridge Club Play

Mrs. Walter Savey hosted the Hi Lo Bridge Club on Tuesday evening at Hill Street. High score went to the hostess, second to Mrs. Steven Spurgus. Travel prize to Mrs. Debbie Lloyd, consolation to Mrs. William Sayers. Other players included Mrs. George Spang and Mrs. Walter Harbarger.

Branch Connor Charleston W. Va Hi-Lo Bridge Club Walter Savey Hill Street Steven Spurgus Debbie Lloyd William Sayers George Spang Glen Stacy Walter Harbarger Walter Woodruff Lloyd West Hunter Street

Riverdale Girls 4-H Club Meets At Advisor's Home

The Riverdale Girls 4-H Club held its fifth meeting on June 17 at the advisor Mrs. Evelyn Helber's home. Patty Wilson spoke on making an apron while Glenda Leasure discussed luncheon cloth. Refreshments were served. guests included Marilyn and Barbara Durant. The next meeting is set for June 24 at the advisor's home.

Riverdale Girls 4-H Club Evelyn Helber Patty Wilson Glenda Leasure Rose Celia Retha Brewer Ruth Campbell Ruth Six Helen Chapman Helen Helber Shirley Wingrove Patty Shanley Phyllis

Kiwanis Club Learns Dairy Industry History and Impact

Carl M. Taylor of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants outlined dairy industry history and health advances at the Logan Kiwanis Club meeting in Blosser's banquet room. He noted dairying as a major U S income source, 27 percent of farm income in Hocking County versus 26 percent nationally, and an 800 percent rise in fluid milk sales since 1920. Guests included Dick Frasure Mason Holloway and Bob Bull from Lancaster.

Logan Kiwanis Club Blosser Carl M. Taylor Columbus Agricultural Council Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants Taylor United States Hocking County Mr. Taylor Jesse Frasure Dick Frasure Mason Holloway Bob Bull Lancaster

Denbow Opens New Dental Office in Armstrong Building

Dr. C. E. Denbow announced the opening of his dental practice in the Armstrong Building on East Main Street. A Columbus native and Ohio State University graduate, he earlier practiced there from 1927 to 1940, then Logan from 1940 to 1942 before military service in World War II.

C. E. Denbow Armstrong Building East Main Street Ohio State University College of Dentistry Air Force

Cocoa Enhancements Grow With Cocoa Salt Vanilla Cinnamon

A note suggests adding small amounts of salt to cocoa to enhance flavor and mentions vanilla and cinnamon as complementary additions. The idea is to balance sweetness with a pinch of salt and warm spice notes.

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Court Park D of A Hall Squaw Club Charles Schorr Elm Street Clint Ledford Scotts Creek Order of the Eastern Star Venus Circle Presbyterian Guild Rachelmacher Park Methodist Church 50 Club Cincinnati Ewing Gran Laurel Valley Grange Marion Grange Laurel Valley Morgan Chapel McBroom Rising Park Fairview Methodist Church Antioch Grange Enterprise School Penney's Miss Krinn Institute At Miami Kiwanis Mrs. Savey Greats Coca-Cola Company Parkersburg Coca-Cola, Bottling CO Riverdale Girls Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham America Sherwin-Williams GEO. W. Holl & Son E. Main St AJ Illiamson Williamson Chidester Mutual Stores Philco W. Main St Crosley Shelvadors Ae i Thakeres Ped the Logan Teanne Crain Dan Dailey Charles Boyer Ann Jessica Blyth Tandy A Eee Ae Columbia Pictures Presents Fuller Brush Man RED Skelton
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