Mary E Frantz Weds Edward Brooker in Columbus Ceremony
Miss Mary E Frantz and Edward A Brooker united in marriage on Wednesday June 18 at Christ Lutheran Church Columbus. Rev Paul N Warner officiated at seven thirty in the evening. Bride from Logan Rt 4 and groom son of Logan residents. They reside in a new home on Old Bremen Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Frantz
Edward A. Brooker
Christ Lutheran Church, Columbus
Paul N. Warner
Columbus
Ford Frantz
Logan Rt. 4
Clarence Brooker
Wood St
Logan
Brooker
Elberfeld's
Theodore C. Johnson Co
Harold Frantz
Richard Mann
Dwight Beery
Larry
Adult Education Club Picnic At Kachelmacher Park
Members of the Adult Education Club and guests enjoyed a June picnic at Kachelmacher Park. Final plans were made for the July outing at Lake Hope. Mrs. Dorothy Panetti received a birthday gift from her mystery sister. Miss Charlotte Blake won the traveling prize. A surprise baby shower honored Mrs. Chute and Mrs. Waltz. Guests included Mrs. Bernard Friend and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachelmacher Park
Lake Hope
Dorothy Panetti
Charlotte Blake
Roger Chute
Wylie Waltz
Bernard Friend
James Koontz
Gerald Culbertson
Jean Pratt
Debbie Burgess
Gray Ladies Host Coffee Hour Honoring Mrs Jurgensmier
The Gray Ladies of Hocking County Red Cross held a Monday coffee hour at Mrs John Hildabolts home 75 Hill St honoring Mrs Robert Jurgensmier. Hostess aide Mrs James Rutgers and guests included Mrs Robert Gano Mrs Arthur Prey Mrs Clarence Schempp Mrs Francis Myers Mrs Harry Hammon Mrs Mary Thompson executive secretary Mrs Guy Drenning of Rockbridge and guest Mrs George Crow daughter of the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Ladies
Hocking County
The
American Red Cross
John M. Hildabolt
Hill St
Robert Jurgensmier
James Rutgers
Jurgensmier
Robert Gano
Arthur Prey
Clarence Schempp
Francis Myers
Harry Hammon
Mary Thompson
Guy Drenning
Rockbridge
George Crow
Hildabolt
June Birthdays Honored By Rebekah Lodge
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge hosted a June birthday dinner for members June born. Honorees were Mrs. Mary Beougher and Mrs. Ella Sheppard with 23 members and 3 guests present. Committee included Mrs. Laura E. Watkins and others. meeting led by Mrs. Earl Wittekind. Next meeting set for July 11 and a July 20 picnic by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Kachelmacher Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Vasthi Rebekah Lodge
Mary Beougher
Ella Sheppard
Ida Bratton
Melvin Griffin
Roy Beougher
Laura E. Watkins
Estella Barker
Roxy Ray
Ethel Bratton
Earl Wittekind
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Kachelmacher Park
Community Social Calendar Highlights and Gatherings
Local groups announce meetings dinners picnics and card evenings from VFW Auxiliary and St John Lutheran Church to Venus Chapter CES Pythian Sisters and Cub Scout Pack 239 Stirring in Good Hope Canal Winchester and Logan areas with potlucks transportation notes and charity suppers plus a family reunion and visiting relatives from Augusta Georgia.
Columbus visitors charm Sun day gathering
Locke Gage and Mr and Mrs Fred Beck of Columbus visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kirby Snyder at 202 Fountain St.
Women of the Moose Install Officers for 1958 59
Officers for 1958 59 were installed at last week’s Women of the Moose meeting in the Eagles hall. Harry Swaim installed regent Mary Shanley and chaplain Mollie Johnson, while a gift pen was presented to Swaim. Berniece Nutter presided, and June birthday honorees Elizabeth Kellenbarger and Freda Bailey received gifts. A July 3 pot luck at the new Moose Home on E Front St was planned, with Eve lyn Helber winning the door prize and Harry Swaim the story prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Eagles Hall
Harry Swaim
Mary Shanley
Mollie Johnson
Swaim
Berniece Nutter
Elizabeth Kellenbarger
Freda Bailey
Moose
E. Front St
Monday Night Duplicate Entertained by Mrs Hack
Mrs Ross Adcock substituted as Mrs Lawrence Hack hosted the Monday Night Duplicate Club at her North Market Street home. High score led by Mrs Russell Montgomery. Hostesses will be Mrs Clarence Matheny, Mrs Hankison, Mrs Hack, Mrs Kinser, Mrs Riggs and Mrs Cherrington for the payoff dinner. Mr and Mrs Clarence Heine return from vacation in Sarasota Florida to 212 North Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Adcock
Lawrence C. Hack
N. Market St
Russell Montgomery
Clarence S. Matheny
J. R. Hankison
Hack
Dallas Kinser
L. A. Riggs
M. H. Cherrington
Clarence Heine
N. Spring St
Sarasota, Fla
Birthday greetings for local residents
Birthday wishes are extended to several local residents including Mrs. Fannie Hansel of Logan Route 1 and Mrs. Heskell Hammond of West Logan. Also noted are Carl Rennells, Miss Peggy Cummins of 490 Church Street, Robert Lee Chaffin of 7, and Jeanie Evans of Dayton aged 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hansel
Logan Rt
Heskell Hammond
West Logan
Frank Mosure
Logan
Carl Rennells
Peggy Cummins
Church St
Robert Lee Chaffin
Robert Hugh
S. Mulberry
Jeanie Evans
Dayton
Robert Hansel
Kevin Wray
Linda Lee Stump
W. Second St
Berea Class June Meeting Led by Mrs Vernon Nixon
The Berea Class of the Union Furnace Presbyterian Church met in June with Mrs Vernon Nixon as host. President Mrs Howard White opened with hymn singing and prayer, and Mrs Joe Sinnott led scripture from Psalms. Guests Ingrid and Elsa Franklin Connie Barton Johnny White Janet White and Mrs Beverly Barton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Nixon
Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Howard White
Rudolph Sutton
Joe Sinnott
Walter McGhee
Virginia McGhee
Wendell Phillips
Family Gathering at Mrs Skinner’s Home Honors Greenville Guests
A family gathering at Mrs. Clarence Skinner’s Union Furnace Road home honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perkins and family of Greenville South Carolina and Dr. and Mrs. Walter Buchseib and son who recently returned from two years in Germany. Dr. Buchseid attended Army Reserve Camp in Breckenridge Kentucky and was absent. Guests included C. L. Kreachbaum and Harold from Columbus and numerous Skinner and Risch family members sharing a large picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Perkins
Greenville
S. C
Walter Buchseib
Betty Lou Risch
Germany
Clarence Skinner
Union Furnace Rd
Buchseid
Breckenridge
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Nihiser at Rachelmacher Park
A Sunday surprise party honored Mrs. Harry Nihiser of Rockbridge Route 1 at Rachelmacher Park. Attendees included Thurman Kline and family, Richard Kline and family from Nelsonville, Howard Nelson and son, Ernest Malone and son from Logan Route 3, Dale Williams and son, Denver Thompson and family, Curtis McWilliams and family, Eddie Starr and family, Jane Ann Thompson of Gore Route 1, Freddie Auker and family of Oreville, Clare Kinnison, Arletta Gottke of Logan, and the guest of honor received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachelmacher Park
Harry Nihiser
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Thurman Kline
Richard Kline
Nelsonville
Howard Nelson
Ernest Malone
Logan Rt. 3
Dale McWilliams
Denver Thompson
Curtis McWilliams
Eddie Starr
Jane Ann Thompson
Gore
Freddie Auker
Oreville
Clare Kinnison
Arletta Gottke
Logan
Local Women Attend VFW Auxiliary Institution
Mrs. George E. Crane and Mrs. Harvey Ray of VFW Auxiliary Hocking Post 6430 attended the installation of the new O E Hardway VFW Auxiliary 3762 in Washington D C. District president Mrs Sam Schaffner Jr led the ceremony with Crane as senior vice president. Crane to be installed as district president June 29 during the Ohio Encampment in Cincinnati. The Cranes and Mr Brenick plan travel between Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Crane
Harvey Ray
VFW
Hocking Post
O. E. Hardway
Washington D. H
Sam Schaffner Jr
Basil
Crane
Department of Ohio
Cincinnati
George J. Brenick
Mr. Brenick
Mantor Family Back From Three Week Miami Beach Vacation
Mr and Mrs Frank Mantor and their children Linda and Tommy return to their South Logan home Sunday morning after a three week vacation at Miami Beach Florida with the family stating they enjoyed sunny beaches and warm weather during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mantor
Linda
Tommy
South Logan
Miami Beach
Fla
Local families host relatives from Toledo and Auglaize County
Mr and Mrs Francis Myers and Miss Marie Lines hosted guests from Toledo including Mr and Mrs Walter Warner and children. Relations note Mrs Myers and Miss Lines are aunt and aunt respectively to Mrs Raether and Mrs Warner. Nearby visitors Mrs Harold M Brown and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe E Brown with extended kinship among the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Myers
N. Market St
Marie Lines
W. Hunter St
Walter Warner
Ter Id Lynne
Tia Ae Cranee Raether
Brenda
Vicki
Toledo
Mr. Raether
Warner
Myers
Miss Lines
Clarence D. Brown
David
Wapakoneta
Harold M. Brown
Glenview Heights
Joe E. Brown
N. Mulberry St
Joe
Clarence
Harold Brown
Clarence Brown
Auglaize County
Kornmiller De War Wedding Read At Lutheran Church
Miss Charolette A De War daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Cooper 349 Friesner Ave wed Larry E Kornmiller son of Mr and Mrs Homer Kornmiller Pleasant Valley Rd May 10 at St John Laith eran Church with Rev Thomas C Smallsteed officiating The couple reside in Harrison CO where Kornmiller works as a tool dresser for Lucky Strike Drilling Co Both graduates of Logan High School 1956 the bride formerly worked for the Ohio National Bank of Bexley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charolette A. de War
R. A. Cooper
Friesner Ave
Larry E. Kornmiller
Homer Kornmiller
Pleasant Valley Rd
St. John Laitheran Church
Thomas C
Beverly de War
Iris
Max Allbery
Mr. Kornmiller
Kornmiller
Harrison, CO
Lucky Strike Drilling Co
Logan High School
Baker Family Returns From Trip West
The Rev. E. V. Baker his wife and son Michael of near Maxville toured the western states and Mexico visiting Death Valley Grand Canyon Painted Desert Hoover Dam and Mt. Whitney. They took color pictures to entertain the Hocking Valley Tabernacle youth group later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Baker
Michael
Maxville
States
Mexico
Death Valley
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
Hoover Dam
Mt. Whitney
United States
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
First Ohio Earthenware Made in Cincinnati in 1799
A fragment notes that the first earthenware produced in Ohio originated in Cincinnati in the year 1799. The detail highlights early ceramic crafts in the region and marks a historical milestone for Ohio pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Brooker
Bremen Rd
Mrs. Brooker
Kachelmacher
E. Hunter St
Rebekah Lodge
Good Hope Council
Atbell- Caves
St. John Lutheran
Charles Jones
Starlight Club
Thrush’s
Canal Winchester
Frank Ricketts
R. B. Perkins
Greendale Rd
Pythian Sisters
Carrie Gabriel
George Wolfe
Venus
Masonic Temple
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Walter Mathias
Enterprise
Kachelmacher Ark
Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Augustine Palmer
Laurel Valley Grange
Farm Bureau Women’s Council
Ohio Power Co
Family Cai
Rachelmacher Ark
Good Hope Community Institute
Gibisonville
Joseph Cantwell McBroom
Village Park Shelter House
Lawrence Willige
Augusta
Harry Willige
Willige
Roy Stokes
Robert Carroll
Felicia Risch
Harry Risch
Logan Rt. 2
Ohio Power Company
American Electric
AEP
Upen
Kenny and
Aileen Conaway
Dee
Esquire
Risch Drug Store
Sally
Baldy Dear
Women of Moose
Evelyn Helber
Nutter
Linnie Henry
L. C. Hack
Happy
Mrs. Nihiser
B&j
Deluxe Cleaners
N. Market St. Logan
Nalplex
Oshes Rollins
Dutch Boy Paints
High St
Trip West
Clay Products CO
Ewe
Tie Pio
Culver and
Hunter
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