Wiener Roast Brings 4-H Members Together in Oroville
Twenty six 4 H club members, friends and parents gathered Monday June 13 for a wiener roast in Oroville. Softball and games filled the evening before a large embers bed hosted the roast. Several families and advisors attended including Proctor Snyder Hamilton Weaver Rutgers Nixon Walters Rush Auker Winans and others. The girls 4 H club met June 16 with nine members and two visitors to begin projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatha
Paul Proctor
Barbara
Susanne Snyder
Ernie
Carolyn Hamilton
Kenney
Eddie Starr
George
Lola
Jane
Priscilla
Allen Weaver
Linconn Rutgers
Bobby Joe Nixon
Rosann
Nancy Walters
Bonjo Rush
Eldon Auker
Billy Winans
Ed Proctor
Lola Walters
Carl Warthoats
Ben Hones
Weaver
Birthday Supper and Reunion Plans Featured in Local Notices
A potluck birthday supper for Hubert Thompson was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thompson with guests including the Dunkles, Ervins, and Mur ray City residents. A Rutgers reunion is set for June 26 at the Rit gers cottage on Rush Creek. Billy Williams of Greendale visits Mrs. Tillie Tucker for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Thompson
Hubert Thompson
William Dunkle
Terry
William
New Lexington
Earl Ervin
Tommy
Mary Elizabeth
Susan K
Murray City
Patty
Carl
Bill
Rutgers
James Ritgers
Rush Creek
Billy Williams
Greendale
Tillie Tucker
Local Social Notes Highlight Time with Relatives
Miss Elaine Nutter visited with her grandmother Mrs. Rose Mary Nutter in Maxville last week. The Stimson reunion was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Christian and children Judy and Carol. Peggy Wolfe celebrated a birthday with a dinner at her mother Mrs. Lara Wolfe's home. Families including the Wolfe and Worhle households shared visits and Sunday gatherings with Margaret Howdyshell, Joseph Worhle, and Ottis Sheets hosting the Mondaycreek Farm Council event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Nutter
Gahanna
Rosemary Nutter
Sam Christian
Judy
Carol
Stimson
Charles Francisco
Marion
Peggy Wolfe
Lara Wolfe
Clifford Wolfe
Janice
Donnie
Margaret Howdyshell
Joseph Worhle
Lancaster
Walter Gartner
Charles Frasure
Columbus
Maxville Methodist Church
Ralph Woods
Ed Jones
Lewis Laughlin
Maxville
Angle Coal Company
Junction City Brickyard
Ross Summer
Wilma Jean
County Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed for Starr Green Falls Laurelville Marion Perry and Benton Townships. Names include Ernest Hitchings Lucius Allen Franklin Real Estate Co. Elizabeth Johnson Charles Paxton Maud Paxton and more. Local notices mention church lunch sale June 25 and the Maxville ball game versus Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hitchings
Edna Hitchings
Roy Glenn
Cecil Glenn
Starr Township
Charles P. England Et al
Lee R. Rutherford
Green Township
Frank B. Smith
Anna J. Smith
Falls Township
Lucius Allen
Lesser Allen Et al
Laurelville
Franklin Real Estate Co
Ohio
Baseball World Series and league milestones
Cleveland and Boston each scored 17 runs across six games in the 1948 World Series. The Phillies secured their only National League pennant in 1915. The New York Yankees became the latest American League member after joining in 1903.
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Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
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Oroville
Inez Rittgers
Bill Estep
Why
Mer
C. Weaver
Oddest Thompson
Roy
Leroy Ervin
Ed Cecil
Martha Sue
Call Rutgers
Hulda Auker
Virginia
Baby Beef
Blosser’s
Mrs
Stanley Nixon
Drin
Hocking Ice Co
Benton Township
Ira Bainter
State of Ohio
Laurel Township
Sam Buchanan
Nora C. Buchanan
John F. Buchanan
Logan
Cyrus Carpenter
Herbert Stimson
Marion Township
Leroy Hedges
Anna Hedges
A. R. Karr
Perry Township
Gambrinus
Nick
W. Hunter St
C&f
Gan. Az
Anil
the Cussins & Fearn
Lin
Logan Music
W. Main St
MTN An Lee
W.main ST
Logan, O
Logan Service Shop
Mulberry St
Logan, Ohio
Neccr
Theo. Johnson Co
Post Office
Weidemann
Miller's
Cees F
Pigtail Parade
Cologne
Parfait
Men’s Bergamot Line
Reviow
Laiglon Lily of the Valley
Sundial
Memory
Cotillion Club
Virginia Reel Cotton Picker
Southern Belles
Vita Ray
Ezi
Cases Drug and Jewelry Store
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