First Brimner Reunion At Ash Cave Attended By 50
Fifty-bers of the Brimner family gathered at Ash Cave on Sunday to celebrate their ancestry. The event began with a basket dinner at noon, followed by introductions and officer corps, led by Arlie Brimner and Karen Peterson, as temporary chair and secretary. Descendants of William Brimmer, born 1758 in Scotland, traced lineage through a farm on the Brimmer farm and concluded with a tour of Ash Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimner
Ash Cave
Arlie Brimner
Karen Peterson
William Brimimer
Highlands
Scotland
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Appalachians
Kittourgh
Southern God
Brimmer
Samuel Gordon
Lena Mock
Eugene Gyn
Kay
Conley
Daugh- Ann
Belle Center
Hazel Gard
Casey, Ill
Edgar Meldrim
June Meeting Of Berea Class At Winn Home
Berea Class of the Union Furnace Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Robert Winn’s home for the June session. Mrs. Wendell Phillips led the business and hymns were sung with Jeff Winn playing the organ. Cards were sent to ill members and servicemen. readings by several members and guests accompanied a Pentecost program. July’s meeting will be at the church with Mrs. Wayne Kennard as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Robert Winn
Wendell Phillips
Rudolph Sutton
Jeff Winn
Phillips
Bill Winder
Winn
Sutton
Robert Redd
Carol Phillips
Virginia Mingus
Nellie Fraizer
Marcia Winn
Winder
Wayne Kennard
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Holds June Meeting
Fourteen members and a guest attended the Pleasant Hill EUB Ladies Aid June meeting at the church. President Mrs. Joe Hilton led with group singing Power in the Blood. Mrs. Robert Conrad read scripture from Corinthians. Barbara Konkler won the Bible quiz by Mrs. John Campbell. The group closed with Wonderful Words of Life and a prayer by Mrs. Lottie Konkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
EUB Ladies Aid
Joe Hilton
I Corinthians
Robert Conrad
John Campbell
Barbara Konkler
Lottie Konkler
Hocking Grange Hosts Baking and Sewing Contests
Judging of the baking and sewing contests at Hocking Grange last week saw orange nut bread first to Mrs Arthur Kalklosch and second to Mrs Thomas Taulbee. Cross stitch skirt first went to Mrs Marion Beery with Mrs Ray Grove second. Fudge contest winner was Miss Mary Lee Kalklosch with Miss Sharon Klinger second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Grange
Richard Bowers
Arthur Kalklosch
Thomas Taulbee
Marion Beery
Ray Grove
Mary Lee Kalklosch
Sharon Klinger
Joe Nihiser
Home Economics
J. B. Wagoner
Whispering Hope
Wagoner
Charles Geil
James Klinger
Roy Beery
Ella Nihiser
Doris Shull
Antioch Grange
Laurel Valley Grange
Bowers
Joella Hartman
Birthday greetings and playful food note
A local birthday list includes Mrs Edward Mundy and Mrs Violet Goss with addresses and several children named. A recipe suggestion advises garnishing tomato bouillon with a slice of orange for an interesting flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mundy
E. Main St
Violet Goss
West Logan
Melodee Risch
Enterprise
Lawrence Evans
Wood
Mrs Barton Holl Named Head of Legion Auxiliary District 8
Mrs Barton S Holl 311 W Front St was elected the 8th District head of the American Legion Auxiliary at the summer conference in Crooksville. She will serve two years and attend the department convention in Cleveland July 18 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton S. Holl
W. Front St
American Legion Auxiliary
Crooksville
Department
Cleveland
Hall
Poppy
Logan Unit
Holl
Logan
Dorothy Windsor
Evalock
Ewald Schmitter
Jacob Schmitter
Irma Powers
Barton A. Holl
Irma Holl Powers
Community Social Calendar Bundles Local Club Gatherings
Numerous events fill the Natco Haydenville area with rummage sales ice cream socials and picnics. Groups include Farm Bureau 4 H Youth for Christ and Elks hosting meetings at various venues across Laurelville Maxville Lake Logan and Lake Hope. Reservations and notes detail times dates and venues for clubs circles and church groups.
Donald Weller Family Honored at Ada Park Cookout
A cookout at Kachelmacher Park honored the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Weller and family formerly of Bremen. The Wellers, now in Ada, were joined by relatives including Harley St Clair family and Clinton St Clair clan, plus Jack Glick and Beth families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachelmacher Park
Donald Weller
Bremen
Wellers
Ada
Weller
Ada Methodist Church
N. Main St
Sue
Jim
Jan
Harley St. Clair
Marcia
Janet Ruff
Clinton St. Clair
Lester
Earl
Edith
Ruth
Wilma
Martha
Mary St. Clair
Jack Glick
Beth
Johnny
Janice
David
Chieftain Squaws Plan July 4th Event At Logan High
Chieftain Squaws met at Logan High School in the cafeteria to discuss plans for the July 4th celebration at the athletic field. President Mrs. George Blosser led, attendees were asked to staff the Band Boosters booth and return recipe sheets for needed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
LHS
George Blosser
Lester Derr
Blosser
Robert Brandon
Alan Adair
Mel Adams
Robert Brandt
Guy Champ
Visitors And Vacationers Return Home After Trips
Dr and Mrs Robert Price and four children of Topeka Kansas planned to return Friday after visiting Mrs Prices mother Mrs M C Martin and aunt Miss Merlin Whitcraft in Columbus. Mrs Paul Howdyshell and daughter Bonnie finished an 18 day Florida vacation to St Petersburg with Charlottes Redd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Price
Topeka, Kan
Paul Howdyshell
Bonnie
Zanesville Ave
St. Petersburg
Fla
Howdyshell
Charlotte Redd
Squaw Club Hosts July Meeting at Pocahontas Hall
Mrs Ellena Wells hosted the Squaw Club meeting at Pocahontas hall with 18 attendees including 3 guests Mattie Healy Laura Freeman and Viola Palmer. Prizes went to Sarah Liff Charlotte Blake Laura Freeman and Libby Palmer. July 11 hostess Estella Barker will entertain at Brandt's restaurant at 6 30 p.m. Reservations EV 5 2902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellena Wells
Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Mattie Healy
Laura Freeman
Viola Palmer
Mary Armstrong
Sarah Liff
Charlotte Blake
Libby Palmer
Estella Barker
Brandt
Campbell Family Reunion Brings 48 Relatives Together
Members of the late Hugh and M rs Campbell family met June 23 at Rising Park Lancaster with 48 relatives attending. A dinner followed by baseball and children’s games ended with door prize won by Mrs Fannie Hobensack. New officers elected: Gene Sparks president Robert Sauders vice president Jim Caminiti secretary treasurer. Attendees hailed from Columbus and Lancaster including the Chilcotes, the Hobensacks, the Cams, Souders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Campbell
Rising Park
Lancaster
Fannie Hobensack
Laverne Chilcote
Gene Sparks
Robert Sauders
Jim Caminiti
James Chilcote
Roger Chilcote
All of Lancaster
Della Tucker
Betty Campbell
Ray Campbell
Clifford Souders
Laurel Run Club Picnic At Harden Home
The Laurel Run Friendly Neighbors Club met last week at the home of Mrs. Norma Harden for a picnic lunch. Attendees included Mrs. Clara Gleason Mrs. Juanita Wolfe Mrs. Minnie Anthony Mrs. Annie Todd Mrs. Betty Brandon Mrs. Ruth Todd Mrs. Harden Mrs. Belle Hoskins Mrs. Sylvia Todd Mrs. Mary Flannery and Mrs. Helen Bum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run Friendly
Norma Harden
Clara Gleason
Juanita Wolfe
Minnie Anthony
Annie Todd
Betty Brandon
Ruth Todd
Belle Hoskins
Sylvia Todd
Mary Flannery
Helen Bum
Little Mary Sunshine at OSU Stadium Theatre
Stadium Theatre offers a musical spoof at Gate 10 Ohio Stadium on OSU campus. Little Mary Sunshine runs nightly at 8 30 through July 6 with July 4 dark. Cast includes Jean Martinez Robert Denning Mary Lou Casanta and Walter Morris. Tickets CY 3 2295 or drive in office. mail orders to Stadium Theatre 154 North Oval Drive Columbus 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stadium Theatre
Gate 10
Ohio Stadium
OSU
New York
Colorado Rockies
Forest Rangers
Jean Martinez
Little Mary
Robert Denning
Capt
Warington
The
Rangers
Mary
Mary Lou Casanta
Nancy Twinkle
Walter Morris
Corp
Billy Jester
North Oval Drive
Gardner Family Social Notices Mention Hosts
Mrs Cecile Glenn Gardner along with Tom My and Steven Harden and Mike and Bobbie Ann Bumgardner are listed with Mrs Gleason as hostess in a local social gathering notice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernice
Kansas City
Laura Turner
Buena Vista, Col
Winn Home
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Happy
Russell Waybright
Creola
Debra Diana June
Pamela Marie Sharb
Nickel Plate
Donald Eugene Gessells Jr
Deeds Dairy
Dicken
Hutchison’s Bait Store
Wooley Bros
Sohio Station
Logan Frozen Food Locker
Bie
Ahao
Rempel’s
Thompson's Grocery
Union Furnace
Legion Auxiliary District
Natco Store
Hayden Haydenville Methodist Church
New Valley Grange Hall
Farm Bureau Women’s
Logan Federal Community Room
United Bible Class
First Methodist Church
D. C. Moffett
Elks Lodge
Worthington Park
4-H Band Club
Old Eub Church
Sponso Wsws
Laurelville
Eub Church
Lake Logan
Couna 8
Albert Hilde Hildebrandt
Maxville Church
Youth For Christ
East Elementary
Joe Shultz
Youth Christ
Presbyterian Couples Club
Harry Armstrong
Emblem Club
Lake Jense
Elks
Ree
Pocahontas
Chester
Ager
North Liberi League
Allen Smith
Smorasbord
Lake Hope
Ohio Power Auditorium
Mabel Silver Circle
EUB
A. F. Evans
Mary Stump
Myrtle Lefever
Homer Hartsock Jr
Fourth St. Potluck
Myron Stoltz
Bing
Orto Rhubarb
Crea
Harold Drummond
W. Hunter St
Drummond
Joyce Drummond
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ralph Adcock
Ruth and
Lyle
Little Valley
Slingerlands
N. Y
Mrs. Adcock
Dean I. Case
Merry Otis
Adcock
Case
Fitz Otis
Lyle Adcock
Pam Otis
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
George Gribble
Herb Shriner
Harry Willige
Bernece Rodehaver
Juanita Faught
Blanche Shriner
Cinerama
Campbell
Laurel Run Club
Harden Home
Carl T
Ison Co
Beauty Shop
Ohio
South-Central Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Winchester
Circleville
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