Methodist Woman's Society June Meeting At Church
The Martha Circle hosted a Methodist Woman's Society gathering at the church with members and guests. Mrs. Johnson spoke on love as the greatest gift in covenant and recalled the Ten Commandments. Carol Lehman accompanied the hymn Love Divine. Children from the primary department acted in a Hong Kong Korea study. Delegates Warren Johnson and John Ludlow will attend the School of Missions July 8–12 at Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Tyrtie
Warren Toets
Warren Son
Paul
Johnson
Carol Lehman
Hong Kong
Korea
Rainbow Board Holds Meeting At Lyke Home
The advisory board of the new Assembly of Order of the for Girls met Monday at Mrs. Willard Lyke home with Schempp presiding. The institution initiation and installation ceremonies are set for the Masonic Temple. Final petitions date July 1. Beatrice A. Owen Shirley Burnett and Anna Rose will participate. Next meeting July 8 at Mrs. Harry Mock home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Assembly
Order of the For Girls
Willard Lyke
Nce Schempp
Te” Less
Masonic Temple
Beatrice A. Owen
Ohio
Shirley Burnett
Maumee
Anna C. Rose
Athens
Harry Mock
South Logan
Rural-Urban Party Friday Night Planned by Farm Bureau
The Rural-Urban party sponsored by the Farm Bureau Women's Group will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in the Community Room of the Logan Federal Savings & Loan. All clinicians are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women’s Group
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
Cluris Tians
Farm Bureau Women's Group
Logan Federal Community Room
Girls State Delegates Return Home from Buckeye State
Logan delegates to Buckeye Girls State returned home Sunday from Capital University Columbus. Linda Conrad served as policewoman and juror in the mythical Gage. Nancy Schrader acted as city coroner director of Administration in the Department of Highways and in the State Militia in Coll. Freda Ellinger was secretary to state director of commerce state fire marshal reporter on the press city warden and chorus director. Sally Elberfeld served as city treasurer of Sherwood and sang in the Girls State Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Buckeye
Capital University
Columbus
Linda Conrad
Robert Conrad
Gage
Nancy Schrader
Rolland Schrader
Department of Highways
Coll
Freda Ellinger
Lloyd Ellinger
Commerce
Sally Elberfeld
Earl Elberfeld
Sherwood
EUB Youth Group Picnic at Old Man's Cave
The Logan First EUB Church Youth Fellowship held a Sunday picnic at Old Man's Cave with nineteen members one guest and three counselors. Pam Hartman presented Salvation as the meeting topic followed by group singing questions and discussion. Conni Orndoff chaired the business session announcing a June 30 book review by Frances Stoltz and election of Mike Edgar and Conni Orndoff as voting delegates to Otterbein College youth convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan First
Christy King
Caleeps
Glen
Kevin Metzr
Salvation
Pam Hartman
Logan Eub
Conni Orndoff
Frances Stoltz
Mike Edgar
Otterbein College
Westerville
Community Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
June 26 listings show Mary Armstrong and Starlight Club events at Brandt's and Logan High School. Activities include church gatherings, potlucks, ice cream socials, youth rallies, and a Pocahontas installation. Call or attend times vary with venues across Haydenville, Laurel Valley, and East Logan areas.
Grace Neel and Dean Ferrell Engaged for September Rites
Mrs. Frank Neel of Murray City announces the engagement of Grace Neel to Dean Ferrell of Murray City. Grace is a Murray City High School graduate, class of 1955. Dean Ferrell, a 1948 graduate, works at Glouster Community Bank. The wedding is planned for September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Neel
Dean Ferrell
Frank Neel
Murray City
Grace
Floyd Fer
Rell
Miss Neel
Murray City High School
Ferrell
Glouster Community Bank
Todd and Scott Lattimer Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Ed Lattimer hosted a June 23 birthday celebration for her two sons Todd turning four and Scott two. Attendees included Mark Huffman, Matt Huffman, Donna Whalen, Keely Sinnott, Jamie Crow, Gretchen Berry, and others. Prizes went to Matt Huffman, Donna Whalen, and Mrs Don Wittekind. favors were given to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lattimer
Hill St
Todd
Scott
Diane Spence
Mark West
Matt
John
Vickie Huffman
Andy Mers
Leanne Fisk
Jeff and
Ins
Donna Inde
Debra Whalen
Ruth Sloan
Keely Sinnott
Brad Wittekind
Jamie Crow
Gretchen Berry
Brian
Teri Lyn Buckles
Monte Jay Sinnott
Joe Hahn
Tim Sinnott
Bobbie Fisk
Matt Huffman
Donna Whalen
Don Wittekind
Wittekind
Harold Sinnott
Larry Buckles
Ebenezer WSCS Meeting At Mrs Sater Home
The Ebenezer Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Mabel Sater's home with Mrs. Faye Blair in charge of devotional services. The program covered Romans chapter seven and roll call was answered by a Bible verse. July's meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Louise Kienzle with Mrs. Sater presenting. Seven members and three guests attended including Joy and Judy Kienzle and James Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Mabel Sater
Faye Blair
Louise Kienzle
Misses Joy
Judy Kienzle
James Swain
Nelsonville Garden Club June Meeting
The Nelsonville Garden Club met Monday evening in the First Methodist Church social rooms. Hostesses included Mrs. Warren Wilson Malvern Wilson and Mrs. John Wood. President Rose Freer led business. Mrs. Isaac Vaughn spoke on roses noting 4000 world varieties and ongoing experiments. Twenty members and guest Mrs. Paul Ertel attended. next picnic is July 22 at Mrs. Oakley’s Pine Grove Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Vaughn
Oakley
Paul Ertel
Pine Grove Ave
Visitors and Vacationers Gather Across Many States
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Voris with children Patsy and Timmy hosted Willard Friend and daughters Susan and Nancy from Claypool Arizona for a two week visit. Patsy Barney visited Mrs. Elsie Nutter in New Lexington. Rev and Mrs. Casto stayed a week with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morse in Mansfield. Alfred Symons of St Petersburg Florida and Defiance Ohio visit their son Dr. Jack Myers in Mansfield. Raymond Redick and family returned from a two week vacation to Adrian Michigan visiting Hazel Thomas and Dale Thomas. Robert E Redd and daughter Karolyn of Union Furnace just back from a two week trip, touring Luray Caverns Skyline Drive the USS North Carolina and Fort DeSoto Florida with Mrs. Charlotte Redd in St Petersburg. George Spang from Battle Creek Michigan visited Edna Beal and Earl Beal, with dinners at Gambrel and Woodruff homes. Kenneth Hupp of Albuquerque New Mexico and his three daughters stayed with Mrs. Arthur Jones and attended dinners with multiple relatives in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Voris
Patsy
Timmy
Homer Ave
Willard Friend
Susan
Nancy
Claypool
Ariz
Logan
Alfred Symons
St. Petersburg
Fla
Defiance
Jack Myers
High St
Raymond Redick
Front St
Adrian
Mich
Hazel Thomas
Dale Thomas
David Thomas
Dale
Redicks
Robert E. Redd
Karolyn
Union Furnace
Luray Caverns
Luray
Skyline Drive
Outer Banks
N. C
North Carolina
Florida
Cypress Gardens
Mullet Key
Fort DeSoto
George Spang
Battle Creek
Edna Beal
Earl Beal
Third St
Charles Gambrel
W. Second St
Gambrel
Spang
Michigan
Walter Woodruff
Poplar St
Beal
Spinach Enhanced by Cream and Nutmeg
A simple kitchen note highlights how cream and a dash of nutmeg lift cooked spinach, adding richness and warm spice to the green side dish.
New Officers Named By Pocahontas
Officers resigned at the last two Pocahontas meetings with Mrs. Viola Palmer presiding. Fourteen attended both sessions. Nominees for vacancies included Mrs. Charles Schorr Mrs. Chan Kistler and Mrs. Harrietta Garverick. Eva Prevost and Louise Crane attended the Great Council in Columbus. Great Council backed Civil Defense and a July 4 bell ringing slogan Make Freedom Really Ring. Auditing by Prevost Liff and Garverick to review lodge records. Door prizes went to Rebecca Stewart and Liff. Capsule drawings named Ray Garverick and Estella Snyder who were absent. Party games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of Pocahontas
Viola Palmer
Pocahontas
Faye Wittekind
Charles Schorr
Gladys Lehman
Marie Farbearn
Chan Kistler
Harrietta Garverick
Palmer
Eva Prevost
Louise Crane
Great Council
Southern Hotel
Columbus
Prevost
Sarah Liff
Garverick
Rebecca Stewart
Moose Lodge Members Attend District Meeting
Logan Moose Lodge members attended the district meeting in Athens on Sunday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ed Woltz, Mr and Mrs George Zinn, Mr and Mrs Jesse Swick, Mrs Mary Shanley, Mrs Daisy Acker, Mrs Mabel Roop, Mrs Lennie Henry, Ralph Wadsworth, Rolland Starr, and Lawrence Adcock. District officers were installed by the Washington C H degree team. The Washington D H ladies marching unit performed, and a supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Moose Lodge
Athens
Ed Woltz
George Zinn
Jesse Swick
Mary Shanley
Daisy Acker
Mabel Roop
Lennie Henry
Ralph Wadsworth
Rolland Starr
Lawrence Adcock
Washington C. H
Washington D. H
Air sweep cooling units for rooms and houses
Exclusive air sweep offers wall to wall cooling for any space. Choose sizes suitable for one room or whole house and see them in our display.
Birthday Greetings for Local Residents
Birthday wishes printed for numerous local individuals including Dr. Charles F Rauch and Beth Keister among others. The list notes ages and addresses such as 252 W Front St and Logan Rt. 3 highlighting community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Rauch
Beth Keister
Front St
Edith Fickel
Logan Rt
Harry McGlothlin
Union Furnace
Ronnie Cummins
U. S. Army
Greg Poston
Kenneth Bright
N. Walnut
Mrs. Klinger Hosts Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs. Harold Klinger of Logan Rt. 3 welcomed the Sewing Club where members admired house plants and garden flowers. A potluck luncheon followed a business session led by president Mrs. Roy Beery. The group voted to attend the rural urban party on June 28 and planned a July 18 meeting at Mrs. James Barker’s county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Klinger
Logan Rt. 3
Roy Beery
James Barker
Ralph Postons Host Supper Club At Home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Poston of Logan Route 3 hosted a Sunday supper for their Supper Club on the patio followed by conversation. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Strait Mr and Mrs Paul Stimson Dr and Mrs Jack Myers Dr and Mrs Albert Leonard and the Postons. Next meeting will be at the Stimson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Poston
Logan Rt. 3
Supper
John Strait
Paul Stimson
Jack Myers
Albert Leonard
Postons
Stimson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Woman's Society
Rainbow Board
Lyke
EUB
Conten Te Ee Ee
Mary Armstrong, Te
West Logan High School
Starlight Club
Brandt’s
Haydenville
First Church of God
Gerald Miller
Pocas Hall
Elena Wells
Ces
Asonic Temple
Jolly
Sam Wildermuth
Lancaste
T.C.T. Club
Don Mowery
Aby Ee
Betesy
Denville M
Laurel Valley Grange Hall
United Bible Class of
First Methodist Church
Blosser’s
D. C. Moffett
Lodge
Amily Night
Worthington Park
4-H Band Club
Lake Logan
Maxville Megist Church
Youth For Christ
East Elementary
Joe Shultz
Youth of Christ
Gospel Tones
Dele Valley
Presbyterian Couples Club
Harry Armstrong
Poanee
Nosth Liberi League
Allen Smith
Miss Grace Neel
Sharff’s
Sherif
Todd and
Scott Lattimer
Ebenezer Wscs
Nelsonville Garden Club
Rexall
Ead
Cases 'Drug Store
Patsy Barney
Elsie Nutter
New Lexington
Miranda Casto
W. Main St
Ben Morse
Mansfield
Morses
Kenneth Hupp
Albuquerque
N. M
Hupp
Arthur Jones
Jones
Mr. Hupp
Diane Agin
Zanesville
Richard Hupp
Marion
Dorothy Orr
James Woolum
Moose Lodge
W. Hunter St
Happy
Te Lu Slusher
Nancy Lorain Walker
Rockbridge Rt
Todd Edward Lattimer
William E. Smith
Vickie Lynn Huffman
Mrs. Klinger
Ralph Postons
Nick’s
Murphy
Murphy’s
Fontee
F. M.reg
U. S
Nee
Cee Dali
Gee
G. C. Murphy CO
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