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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1938
Page
3
A local column notes Logan's pool plans and a new Cincinnati ball club topic with questions about birth certificate rules for pool use. It highlights Tommy Bender's praise of relaxed swimming, Logan Merchants' roster changes, and social chatter about town residents and events.
Meeting of the Four Square Class opened Friday evening with Mrs. Vance Stewart as president. The June gathering in the med social rooms featured devotionals by Irma Crow and songs including I Love To Tell the Story and Bringing in the Sheaves. Guests included Mrs. Charles Mel drim Mrs. George Preston Mrs. Watson Cope and Mrs. Byron Waldron. Marjorie and Jeanette Cope performed piano duets and solos. The July meeting will be a picnic at Heinlein's cottage. Lunch was served by committee chair Mrs. Ferdinand Carpenter and members Mrs. Charles Green Mrs. Ethel Dane Mrs. J. R. Ralston and Mrs. R. H. Remsey.
Last summer meeting of the Amica Club was held at the home of Mrs. Amos Johnson on Church Street. Forty attended. reading by Mrs. Johnson. potluck supper. guests Mrs. Stuart Johnson of Lancaster and Mrs. Roy Pierson. Next, Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge memorial service at I O O F hall with hymns sung by Mrs. Earl Roberts and Mrs. Oliver Wills. carnations and candles used.
Local groups schedule meetings and events for Monday June 27 including Logan Garden Club with the Wellman sisters at 1 30 P M, Junior Tourist Book Club 5 45 P M at Court House, Antioch Gange at Enterprise school 8 P M, Delta Theta Tau 8 P M, American Legion Auxiliary 7 30 P M, Girl Scout vestiture service 2 00 4 00 P M, D of A initiatory work 7 30 P M, E Z Bridge Club 8 P M, W H M 8S 3 P M, Pythian Sisters picnic 6 P M, New Deal Bridge 8 P M, plus notes on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs club meeting, Ross Hocking Camp visits, and Rotary steak supper at Cantwell Cliffs with attendees listed. Also mentions a surprise birthday party for Merle Blum and family attendees.
Logan residents attended weddings and hosted guests from Toledo Columbus Coshocton Dayton and Denver. Investiture for Girl Scout Troops 5 and 3 was held at the Waterworks with Mothers and sponsoring clubs invited.
Marion Stitchers met at Thelma McCune's home on June 22 with an open invitation to attend a group of plays the club will present on July 8. The next meeting is set for Ruth Iricks's home on June 29.
The WI-R-Willing Club met on June 21 with fifteen members present and Norma Jean Patton as a guest. Advisor Mrs A G Sellers attended. After games, refreshments were served by Mabel Griffith, Grace Turner, Dorothy Primmer and Faye Gordon. Next meeting set for June 28 at 1 30 PM, reporter Mary Primmer.
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