Rebekahs Hold Dinner Friday Night
Twenty four members and two guests attended the Birth ay dinner of Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge Friday evening. Birthdays for Mrs Della Baker and Mrs Elena Wells were noted with guests Ann Nimon and Mrs Nellie Sayers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Baker
Elena Wells
Ann Nimon
Nellie Sayers
Juanita Nimon
Ruth Myers
Anna Thrush
Libby Patton
Mary M Tucker
Abbie Collins
New Lexington
Fellowship Circle June Meeting At Evangelical Church
The June meeting of the Fellowship Circle at the Fellowship Evangelical United Brethren Church was hosted by Mrs. Meade Lemon with Mrs. James Mohler leading. Members sang, prayed, and read Bible verses as Ida Dean conducted the devotional. Upcoming session to be hosted by Mrs. Sherman Starr with Eva Lemon and Audrey Chute guiding. Guests included Mrs. Frances Hartman Mrs. Sinitt and Mrs. Belle Thompson.
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Fellowship Circle
Fellowship Evangelical United Brethren Church J
Meade Lemon
James Mohler
Mohler
Ida Dean
Sherman Starr
Eva Lemon
Audrey Chute
Frances Hartman
Rochester Family Visit From Athens and Hamburg
Mrs G W Rochester of Athens and her son Bill Rochester with another son ill Jr visit Mr and Mrs Fred Rochester and family on North Market Street. Bill Rochester and son plan to return to Hamburg on Wednesday after visiting Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rochester
Athens
Bill Rochester and Son
Ill, Jr
Hamburg
N. Y
Fred Rochester
North Market Street
Sears Picnic At Lake Hope Draws 100 Workers and Guests
Fifty five Sears Roebuck employees with families and friends totaling over 100 attended a Lake Hope picnic on Thursday afternoon. Refreshments and a 4 pm lunch were served while activities including horseshoes baseball swimming and boating provided entertainment organized by Francis Embree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Lake Hope
Francis Embree
Rauchs Leave for San Diego After Visit with Parents
Lt. j. Charles Rauch and Mrs. Rauch depart for San Diego California after a two week visit with Lt. Rauch’s parents Dr and Mrs C F Rauch Route 664 south and in Montousville Pa with Mrs. Rauch’s parents Dr and Mrs W W Wilcox. They are accompanied by Miss Donna Wilcox of Montons ville sister of Mrs Rauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Charles Rauch
Rauch
San Diego
Calif
C. F. Rauch
Montousville
W. W. Wilcox
Donna Wilcox
Montonsville
Mrs. Irvin Risch Returns Home to Logan
Mrs. Irvin Risch comes back to Logan Saturday after visiting Marion with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haldeman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Risch
Logan
Marion
Robert Haldeman
Foster Crumleys Host Visitors From Columbus
Mr and Mrs Foster Crumley of Columbus hosted a Sunday visit with Mrs Crumley s mother Mrs Frank Stevens and W B Grove of Columbus accompanied the group in the afternoon.
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Foster Crumley
Columbus
July 2 6 Revival Planned By Logan Church
The Church of Christ in Christian Union announces a revival from July 2 to 6 with evangelist Rev. W. W. Lovelass of London Ohio. Services follow daily at 7 30 p.m and a Sunday song fest begins at 2 p.m. Public invited to attend.
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Church of Christ In Christian Union
W. W. Lovelass
London
Warren man new president of Ohio Soldiers Relief group
Bernard Nill of Warren is elected president of the Ohio State Association of Soldiers Relief Commissions at its convention in Cincinnati. Robert Cook of Kent becomes first vice president and Robert J. Kuhn of Lima is named second vice president. Mr and Mrs Curtis Cole of Newark are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Keller. the Coles are former Logan residents.
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Cincinnati
Warren
Bernard Nill
Ohio State Association of Soldiers’ Relief Commissions
Robert Cook
Kent
Robert J. Kuhn
Lima
Curtis Cole
Newark
Jacob Keller
the Coles
Logan
Columbus Weekend Socials Report In Small Town
Mr and Mrs D E Marstiller and daughters Joyce and Jean attended the television wrestling show in Columbus on Saturday. Mrs Maude Voris of Columbus visited with Mr and Mrs Farley Kalklosch on Friday. Mrs Harley Kalklosch and daughter Marcella shopped in Columbus on Saturday.
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D. E. Marstiller
Joyce
Jean
Columbus
Maude Voris of
Farley Kalklosch
Harley Kalklosch
Marcella
Antioch Grange Social Calendar Preview
Community groups list events for the week including potlucks picnics and meetings at Rachelmacher Park and local churches. Highlights include the Roosters band potluck, Sigma Phi Gamma rooms gathering, and various auxiliary club activities with scheduled refreshments and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosters
Rachelmacher Park
Miller Chapel Grange Open Meeting Highlights
Approximately 60 members attended the Miller Chapel Grange open meeting on Wednesday. Paul Thrush led a brief session in Joe Hutchins's absence, planning July ice cream social and cookie contest details. Mrs. Lillian Howard oversaw the cake walk while the home economics committee served refreshments. Harry Armstrong spoke on Hocking County Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Chapel Grange
Joe Hutchins
Paul Thrush
Vernon Nixon
Harry Armstrong
Township Trustees Association
Hocking County Health Department
Lillian Howard
Treasury of the Grange
Nixon
Wendell Phillips
Everett Klinger
Dinner Honors Two At C. P. Colwell Home
Mr and Mrs Charles P Colwell Sr of Logan Route 2 hosted a Sunday dinner for their son Charles P Colwell Jr home on leave after boat training in San Diego California He reports back there Wednesday morning for another assignment The dinner also celebrated John Whitemans June 29 birthday with Grandview ties Other attendees included Mrs John Whiteman Mrs Helen Mitchell Herbert Colwell and Miss Santiago Gonzalez Gifts were opened by the guests of honor in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Colwell
Logan
San Diego
Calif
John Whiteman
Grandview
Charles Colwell
Helen Mitchell
Mr. Colwell
Herbert Colwell
Santiago Gonzalez
Bexley
Chummy Chat Club Hosts Evening At Blosser Home
Mrs. Lloyd Blosser acted as hostess for the Chummy Chat Club at her East Hunter Street home on Thursday night. Guests included Mrs. Blosser’s mother Mrs. Eulalia Wakeley. Prizes for the Polish Rum session went to Mrs. Meredith Gano Mrs. Fred Jurgensmeier and Mrs. James Acker. Refreshments followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Blosser
Hunter Street
Eulalia Wakeley
Blosser
Meredith Gano
Fred Juergensmeier
James Acker
Harry E. Shaw
Birthdays for Prominent Figures Highlighted
A birthday list marks Justice Harold H. Burton of the U S Supreme Court along with Carl Milles Alfred C Kinsey George M Weiss Lawson Little and Aaron Robinson noting their celebratory day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Burton
United States Supreme Court
Carl Milles
Alfred C. Kinsey
George M. Weiss
Lawson Little
Aaron Robinson
Future Your Stars Point To Quick Progress In Year Ahead
Forecast notes rapid progress in the coming year especially in finances. It highlights the child born today with courage ambition originality and people insight. Includes calendar mentions and brief historical notes from 1683 1875 1876 1947 and greetings in Lancaster.
Columbus Visitors Call on Francis Toole Family
Mrs. Helen Wood and Mrs. Olive Asbury visited with their father Francis Toole last Sunday afternoon. Also paying calls were Miss Patti Green a granddaughter and William Asbury and Ted Jerkin, all of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wood
Olive Asbury
Francis Toole
Patti Green
William Asbury
Ted Jerkin
Columbus
Mon Gabba Club Members Meet At Ruff Home
Mon Gabba Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs. Orval Ruff. Outdoor meetings were planned for the rest of summer. Children will join the July 14 gathering at Rachelmacher Park. Members should bring their table service.
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Mon Gabba Club
Orval Ruff
Rachelmacher Park
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Frank Judy Judy
The Twice-A-Month Bridge Club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Judy as hostess. High award went to Mrs. Walter Saving, second prize to Mrs. Joe Brown, and Mrs. Chris Gompf received the remainder.
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Frank Judy
Walter Saving
Joe Brown
Chris Gompf
Mrs Ed Johnston Sewing Club Hosts June Meet
Mrs Ed Johnston hosted the Thursday Sewing Club on June 19 at her Logan Route 3 home. Thirty three members and guests attended a potluck lunch and business was led by Mrs Leo Armstrong. The group planned a July 17 family picnic at Rachelmacher Park and gifts were presented to retiring president Mrs Fred Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnston
Surban
Logan
Leo Armstrong
Harold Klinger
Irene Cherrington
Rachelmacher Park
Mystery Sisters
Courter
Chester Lemon
Mattie Allen
Third Award Sparks Picnic Plan at Rachelmacher Park
Members have planned a picnic at Rachelmacher Park for the next meeting on July 2. The gathering aims to boost camaraderie and discuss upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacher Park
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Tom Weiland
Venus
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Ohio Power Office
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Harry W. Shaw
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Bray
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Main St
C. P. Colwell Home
Mrs. Lloyd Blosser
Carl Mosley
Cambridge
Fred Mowery
Don Mowery
Mr. Mosley
Hocking County
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Betty Smith
Prentice Holloway
Clarence Salts
North Mulberry Street
John R. McBroom
North High Street
Raymond Cook
Oreville
Stanley Knotts
Lancaster
Clyde Niciser
Rockbridge
W. E. Hancock
J. Floyd Wright
William Penn
Irvin S. Cobb
United States Senate
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Mon Gabba
Ruff
Sally Flowers
Gene Dotson
Bridge Club
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