Girl Scout Troop Outing and Bridge Club Meeting
Girl Scout Troop T met at B and PW Club rooms on Wednesday June 22 at 6 and hiked to the waterworks. An observation contest on weeds birds and flowers followed. Mrs Eva Mock led an oral nursing quiz while Miss Florence Bort spoke on camp. After lunch Miss Precious Correll led games. Attendees included Marcia Ambrose Kate Brooker Margee Price Mary Jean Walters Helen Fickel Mary Elizabeth Eberst Eleanor Anthony Mary Alice Colman Martha Ann Kiser. Thursday Bridge Club, hosted by Miss Helen Walsh at 6584 Warner Avenue, had members Marjorie Henderson Martha Magle Grace Cole Elizbeth McGonagle Sue Rochester Dolores Lee and host. Mrs George Cheshier attended as guest. Miss Lee won first prize and Miss Cole second. Light refreshments followed. Next Thursday Miss Eberst will host the club.
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B. & PW Club
Eva Mock
Florence Bort
Precious Correll
Marcia Ambrose Kate Brooker
Margee Price
Mary Jean Walters
Helen Fickel
Mary Elizabeth Eberst
Eleanor Anthony
Mary Alice Colman
Martha Ann Kiser
Helen Walsh
Warner Avenue
Marjorie Henderson
Martha Magle
Grace Cole
Elizabeth McGonagle
Sue Rochester
Dolores Lee
George Cheshier
Martha Eberst
Miss Lee
Miss Cole
Miss Eberst
Birthday party for Gloria Jean Cupp at home
Mrs. Francis Cupp hosted a Thursday afternoon birthday party for her six year old daughter Gloria Jean. Guests included Jimmy and Kenneth Sanders Bobby and Elizabeth Rheinscheid Dickie Lee Letha Lou Hillyer Janell Adcock Marjorie Phillips and Shirley Arleen Cupp. Games were played and gifts opened as ice cream cake and Coolade were served with helpers Mrs. Hollis Bowen and Miss Maxine Terrell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Cupp
Gloria Jean
Jimmy
Kenneth Sanders
Bobby
Elizabeth Rheinscheid
Dickie Lee
Letha Lou Hillyer
Janell Adcock
Marjorie Phillips
Shirley Arleen Cupp
Hollis Bowen
Maxine Terrell
Mrs. Cupp
Club Convenes At Garverick Home
Eleven members and four guests of the Logan Squaw Club were entertained Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Ray Garverick. Mrs. Jac Iles won the penny prize, Mrs. J. B. Waldron first prize, Mrs. George Preston second prize and Mrs. Earl Landis third prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Robert Mohler and daughter Roberta, Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Earl Landis. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ida Sheets on July 14 at 7 30 p.m.
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Logan Squaw Club
Ray Garverick
Jac Iles
J. B. Waldron
George Preston
Earl Landis
Robert Mohler
Roberta
Carl Brown
Ida Sheets
Amies Class Met at M E Church Social Rooms
The Amies Class met at 7 30 PM in the Methodist Church social rooms. Miss Emma McLain led devotion and a brief business session followed. Mrs C S Clark with Mrs Allen Adams sang two pieces, and several games were enjoyed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Adams Mrs John Allen Mrs Joe Rowley Miss Minnie Moore Miss Emma McLain and Miss Esther Chute.
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Les Amies
Methodist Church
Emma McLain
C. S. Clark
Allen Adams
Adams
John Allen
Joe Rowley
Minnie Moore
Esther Chute
Social calendar for June 27 at local groups
Ewing Grange meets at grange hall at 8 P M with Rev Harry Smith of New Plymouth speaking. Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge No 533 hosts memorial services at I OOF hall at 7 30 P M. Logan Lancaster District Otterbein Guild picnic and campfire at Union Fence church lawn at 7 30 P M. Four Square Class at Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 30 P M. Presbyterian Guild picnic at Rock House at 4 P M. Logan Garden Club gathering with Wellman sisters at their garden at 7 30 P M to elect officers. good attendance requested.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Guild
Rock House
Logan Garden Club
Wellman Sisters
Entertains Today For Mrs Ambrose At White House
Mrs Terry Bannan of Detroit hosts a White House tea today in honor of Mrs Harry Ambrose's birthday. Aunts cousins and a few friends attend after lunch guests return to the Ambrose home for cards and a short piano recital by Mrs Bannan a Detroit musical figure. Guests include Mrs Arthur McGovern Mrs John Billison and Mrs E E Campbell of Columbus.
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Terry Bannan
Detroit
White House
Harry Ambrose
Ambrose
Bannan
Arthur McGovern
John Billison
E. E. Campbell
Columbus
Wedding Bells For Sally Brown And Eugene Miller
Sally Brown daughter of Elisha and Mrs Brown near Logan marries Eugene Miller son of Guy and Mrs Miller of Rockbridge in a June ceremony at the groom family home. A dinner at Sugar Grove honors the newlyweds with many relatives present and church and club events follow through the week.
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Davie Brown
Elisha Brown
Near Logan
Eugene Miller
Guy Miller
Rockbridge
Denius
A. C
Harley Miller
Sugar Grove
Gibisonville News Register For School
The U. B. Church hosted a busy Monday register for the Daily Vacation Bible School with 25 students the first day and 36 by Tuesday afternoon. Instructors include Rev. L. W. Tuttle Rev. Joe T. Tate Opal Wylie Evelyn Moore and Lulu Carr Mark Wylie aids recreation Rev. Tuttle Evelyn Moore and Velva Brashares handle transportation. Across Laurel Township highway work continues on WPA projects Smith road and Barringer road with gravel hauled on Cream Ridge and Ziegler Kline roads. Herman McGrady road reopened near Rossers and Dr. Lloyd Johns. Village notes show farmers haying in ideal weather though hot. the wheat turning golden. a new E. L. Huffines barn nearing completion. Velva Brashares sees a rosy Rambler in bloom. mumps fading. Rev. W. A. Cooper attends two weeks at Ohio Wesleyan. Mrs. Cooper visits Sedalia. Logan visitors include L. T. Worley Velva Brashares Charles Robinson Mrs. Ralph Hendrix Charles Taylor Mrs. David Wylie and Opal Wylie. Jimmy McGrady visits his father in Lancaster. Opal Wylie Mark Wylie Velva Brashares saw The Lures of Tom Sawyer. Dick Ogle buys a new contract mower and will harvest. First aid given when Ottie Keister almost amputated thumb. Road men Pearl Ogle Jr. aids. Laurel Township Board of Education met. Jean Sue Smith visits near Black Jack Falls. Fred Keller Logan visits. Notes on digestion and a shift in common knowledge conclude with liquor revenue data.
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L. W. Tuttle
Joe T. Tate
Opal Wylie
Evelyn Moore
Lulu Carr
Mark Wylie
Tuttle
Velva Broshares
Laurel Township
Cream Ridge
Herman McGrady
Rossers
Lloyd Johns
W. A. Cooper
Ohio Wessleyan
Mrs. Cooper
Sedalia
Logan
L. T. Worley
Velva Brashares
Charles Robinson
Ralph Hendrix
Charles Taylor
David Wylie
Jimmy McGrady
Lancaster
Virginia Stiverson
Pearl Ogle, Jr
Columbus
Rolland Ogle
Red Birds win first in nine with 5 to 2 victory
The Columbus Red Birds earned their first win in nine starts as they defeated the league leading Indianapolis Indians 5 to 2, a rare setback for the top team while most of the American Association shared in the relief.
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Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Indianapolis Indians
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