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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

5

Former Logan Residents Observe 50 Wedded Years

Mr and Mrs John C Jones of 304 Jackson St New Lexington former Logan residents celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday June 15 with a family dinner at Weaver Tea Room and open house at their Jackson Street home Hostesses included Mrs Robert G Tague Mrs Roscoe Burg Mrs C H Glover and Mrs Neil Atkinson They have two children and four grandchildren with careers and hometowns listed.

John C. Jones Jackson St New Lexington Logan Weaver Tea Room Robert G. Tague Roscoe Burg C. H. Glover Neil Atkinson McArthur Jones Don Thacker C. W Jack) Jones Bexley High School

Starlight Club Plans Potluck and Sale at Lake Logan

Nineteen members of the Starlight Club and a guest held a dinner meeting at Thrush's party room in Canal Winchester on a Wednesday evening. They planned a potluck at Hammon's cottage at Lake Logan on July 24 with husbands invited and gifts for a white elephant sale to be brought by members.

Starlight Club Thrush Canal Winchester Hammon Lake Logan

Mrs L D Harris Hosts Gore Fellowship Circle

June meeting of the Fellowship Ladies Circle at Gore home included devotional reading from Mark, Father’s Day readings, and a business session led by Mrs Foster Stevens. Members pledged a birthday dollar, July project aid to Otterbein Home, and a church building fund sale proceeds. Hostess served ice cream and cake to six members and eight guests. July gathering planned at Mrs Harold Carpenter’s home with Mrs Jim Mohler leading devotionals.

Fellowship Ladies Circle L. D. Harris Gore Harry Hammer Annie Arnold Foster Stevens Otterbein Jim Mohler Harold Carpenter

Barbee Returns From Visit With Iles Family

Mr and Mrs Harold Barbee of Cleveland returned home Tuesday after a visit since last Saturday with Mrs M B Iles at 350 N Mulberry St. Barbee is the nephew of Mrs Hes and son of Mr and Mrs Grant Barbee of Prescott Ariz former Logan residents.

Harold Barbee Cleveland M. B. Iles N. Mulberry St Barbee Hes Grant Barbee Prescott, Ariz Logan Iles

Laurel Valley Grange and Community Events Calendar

Friday June 27 social calendar lists Laurel Valley Grange 8 p.m. potluck lunch D of A Club and Lodge family pen e at 6 p.m. Rachelmacher ark public picnic rain plan hall Enterprise Farmerettes 4H at Antioch Grange 7 p.m. Good Hope Community Institute chicken supper 5:30 p.m. Bear Run Farm Bureau Council at Kellerman Lowrie home 8 p.m. Gibisonville EUB Jitney supper 6 p.m. Four Square Dance Club wiener roast Richard Gerken farm Bateman reunion Rising Park Lancaster noon basket lunch Joseph Cantwell McBroom family reunion Village Park shelter Canal Winchester noon annual Fairview Methodist Church homecoming all day Rev T E Kinnison guest speaker music everyone welcome. Children Day service 8 p.m. Morgan Chapel Church all welcome Sigma Phi Gamma sorority 8 p.m. clubrooms Miller Chapel Grange 8 p.m. Grange hall bring sandwiches cookies.

Fairview Methodist Church Midway T. E. Kinnison Lancaster

Miss Belle Devore Feted By Family At Cantwell Cliffs

A Sunday birthday picnic awarded Miss Belle Devore a celebratory family gathering at Cantwell Cliffs. Attendees included her mother Mrs. John Devore and aunt Mrs. Seaman Rogers of Lancaster, Wanda Devore, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Devore and sons Johnnv and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stickdorne and son Dannie, with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Devore absent due to illness. Miss Devore received several gifts.

Belle Devore Cantwell Cliffs John Devore Seaman Rogers Lancaster Miss Devore Wanda Devore Albert Devore Johnnv Michael Gene Stickdorne Dannie Herman Devore

Bon Ami Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Peppers Home

Bon Ami members gathered at the home of Mrs Richard Peppers for a brief business session and a program led by Mrs Peppers and Mrs Kenny Burly. Miss Peggy Summers and Mrs Harry Jackson won prizes in games before members began sewing projects. The next meeting is July 9 at Rachelmacher Park hosted by Miss Jean Dexter.

Bon-Ami Good Neighbors Richard Peppers Peggy Summers Harry Jackson Rachelmacher Park Jean Dexter

Canned Consomme and Bouillon Base for Curry Sauce

Undiluted canned consomme and bouillon make an excellent base for a curry sauce. Suitable for poultry meat or shrimps, these stocks provide rich flavor and versatility in curry preparations.

Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Jo Ann Nihiser Bride-Elect

A pre-nuptial shower for Jo Ann Nihiser, bride-elect of Dale R. Blauser, was hosted at the Woolery home by Miss Ruth Heigle and Miss Judy Woolery. The couple will marry June 29 at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments, with gifts presented by the guest of honor.

Jo Ann Nihiser Dale R. Blauser Ruth Heigle Judy Woolery Woolery Warner Ave Nihiser Mr. Blauser St. Matthew Lutheran Church Carol Ogle Lois Nihiser

Bruce Lytle Of Gibisonville Honored On Sixth Birthday

Bruce Allen Lytle of Gibisonville was honored on his sixth birthday with a wiener roast hosted by his parents east of Gibisonville on Kreachbaum Ridge. Guests included relatives and friends from Gibisonville and Logan, with cake baked by his mother and balloons and bubble gum party favors for the children.

Bruce Lytle Gibisonville Bruce Allen Lytle Donald R. Lytle Kreachbaum Ridge Bob Roger Lytle Calvin Brenda Carl Bainter Cheryl Carr Lester Lytle Donald Lytle Bruce

Girls Of Today As Tough As Ancestors Say Author

Associated Press profile of Mari Sandoz argues modern city girls would endure frontier hardships as did pioneer women. She notes urban upbringing did not erase rugged West endurance and cites family life at the Old Jules ranch in Nebraska.

Associated Press Mari Sandoz Miss Sandoz West New York Baltimore Boston

Dorothy Collins weighing return to Hit Parade on CBS

Dorothy Collins doubts she will return to the Hit Parade as management eyes her for CBS in the fall. Her manager Hillard Elkins notes she has blossomed in acting and may be unavailable because of film and theater commitments. She recently resumed work after maternity leave and plans a Steve Allen appearance where she will sing a few songs.

Dorothy Collins New York Hit Parade Dorothy Raymond Scott Gisele MacKenzie Snooky Lawson NBC CBS Hillard Elkins Elkins Steve Allen

Birthday Greetings For Local Teens Singled Out

A community birthday note lists young residents including Butch Kuhn aged 16 of 648 N Mulberry St and James E Sterling, Robert Cushing Work III aged 15 from Ferndale Michigan, along with Mrs Wilbur Oeffler of Union Furnace and Mrs John R Bolin and Chester Orville Kitchen in Cleveland and Dick Sehorr of Lancaster.

Butch Kuhn N. Mulberry St Wilbur Oeffler Union Furnace James E. Sterling Robert Cushing Work III Ferndale Mich John R. Bolin Chester Orville Kitchen Cleveland Dick Sehorr Lancaster

Miller Chapel Grange Contest Winners Named

The June meeting of Miller Chapel Grange, led by Robert Holloway, named contest winners who will receive prizes at the July meeting. Winners include Karen Armstrong, youth dress. Mrs. Glen Ward, adult dress. Mrs. Joe Hutchins, cake. and Mrs. William Winder, daily contest.

Miller Chapel Grange Robert Holloway Karen Armstrong Glen Ward Joe Hutchins William Winder Clarence Skinner Skinner Louisa Holloway Ward Winder Faye Nixon

Social Circle Entertained By Mrs. Silver

Mrs. Laura Silver hosted the Social Circle at Brandt's restaurant on Wednesday. Nine members attended a one o'clock luncheon including Mrs. Charles E. Yontz the club president and Mrs. Della Bishop among others. Patriotic themed favors were at each place and the next meeting will be announced.

Laura Silver Brandt's Charles E. Yontz Della Bishop Cora Brown George Moore Sally Eberst Bess V. Mutchmore Harry Stevenson Edith Ellison

Actress Plans Rehearsals and Oklahoma Role Return

The star writes of a new piece by husband Raymond titled Never Love a Stranger and returns to work with a Pittsburgh rehearsal and a July week as Laurey in Oklahoma. She also schedules a Atlantic City nightclub act and a two week St. Louis stint in August.

Raymond Pittsburgh Laurey Atlantic City St. Louis

Lamb Shoulder Skewers Marinated in Wine and Garlic

Boneless lamb shoulder is marinated in wine vinegar and olive oil with bay leaf and garlic. The meat is then broiled on skewers to finish.

Husband and Wife Team Redefine American Ceramics

Roslyn and Harris Strong formed a design duo in New York creating hand decorated ceramic tiles and plaques mounted on leather and wood. Their raised glaze textures, vivid colors, and diverse motifs from Madagascar to Sumatra define their distinctive studio line.

Roslyn Harris Strong Harris Chemical Engineering Textile New York Madagascar Sumatra

State Department Issues Passports Under Supreme Court Ruling

The State Department begins issuing passports after the Supreme Court ruling on belief-based denial. The first passport goes to Weldon Bruce Dayton, physicist of Balcoa Island, California, with notices sent to artist Rockwell Kent and Dr. Walter Briehl, a Los Angeles psychiatrist, that theirs will follow.

Washington State Department Supreme Court Weldon Bruce Dayton Balcoa Island Calif Rockwell Kent Walter Briehl Los Angeles

Eagles Auxiliary Holds Initiation and Birthday Celebration

Eagles Auxiliary No. 2168 met Wednesday night with Mrs. Icel Grove presiding. Initiation followed the business session. Afterward, Mrs. Helen Wingrove served cake and ice cream for her daughter Mrs. Shirley Rutter whose birthday was June 25.

Eagles Icel Grove Helen Wingrove Shirley Rutter

Henry family visits in town from Sharples West Virginia

Mr and Mrs Harold Henry of Sharples WV visit their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Jack Henry and children Patricia Michelle and Steven at 675 East Main Street. They arrived Thursday and expect to stay until July 5.

Harold Henry Sharples W. Va Jack Henry Patricia Michelle Steven E. Main St

Guests Leaving Lakeside After Visit

Mrs. J. Russell Berlin Mrs. C. F. Ackers and Mrs. Virgil Harman return home Saturday from Lakeside where they have been guests of Mrs. M. H. Cherrington.

J. Russell Berlin C. F. Ackers Virgil Harman Lakeside M. H. Cherrington

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Lollipop Walters Red Risch Drug Store EAU DE Cologne Chanel Laurel Valley Grange Rachelmacher Ark Hall Antioch Grange Good Hope Community Institute Bear Run Farm Bureau Council Marguerite Kellerman Josephine Lowrie Richard Gerken Eee Bateman Rising Park Shelter House Hill Joseph Cantwell McBroom Village Park Shelter House Morgan Chapel Church Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Grange Hall Joe Nihiser Kate Nihiser Betty Nihiser Mary Nihiser Dick Ogle John Sloan Peter Eckhart Vera Lindsey Bill Sickles Jr Albert Shannon Jr Nancy Blum Rodney Thacker Paul Aurand Douglas Sigler Jr Lester Nihiser Jim Nihiser Harold Nihiser Jr Ray Blauser Bill Helber Don Roop Roger Bob Lytle Debbie Steve Gary Rollins Steve Hampshire Carl Alice May Bainter Nancy Jones Johnny Rollins Eddie Gerald Hampshire Calvin Bainter Paul Lytle Florence Durant Columbus Carl Durant Linda Barbara Blum Jackie Ann Durant Dorothy Roe Jules Sheridan County Neb Mary Elizabeth Sandoz Mulberry St Joe Harbarger Prop Happy Silver Culver and Hunter Vivian Brown UP News Williamson Dilsaver Chidester W. Hunter St Blosser’s Oking Eagles Auxiliary Itn Logan Service Shop Admiral S. Mulberry St Clarence Fuller
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