Logan Socials and Local News Roundup
Injuries from an automobile accident near Laurelville two months ago continued to improve at home for Howard Peck. County Agent James Smoot left for Wooster to join a field day with agents visiting Muskingum Conservancy near New Philadelphia. A marriage license was issued in Catlettsburg Ky to Earl W. M. Henson and Adelia B. Fox. Logans residents hosted and visited relatives, with parties, visits to Columbus and Cleveland, and plans for Fourth of July gatherings. Multiple social notes include travels of Miss Imogene Ruble and Miss Virginia Smith, and arrivals from Akron, Detroit, and Mt. Pleasant Michigan. events at Crystal Springs and various hometown visits are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smoot
Wooster
Ohio
Muskingum Conservancy District
New Philadelphia
Catlettsburg
Earl W. M. Henson
Rockbridge
Adelia B. Fox
Laurelville
Jacktown
Wiss Nancy Essex Becomes Ars and Bride’s Dinner
Nancy Essex Wiss and Carl Johnson wed after a dinner in Straitsville with the Johnson family and guests from Athens Logan and Ohio Univ Bright future noted. The couple will reside at New Straitsville after a short ceremony and reception with Pi Beta Phi alumnae. The event followed a Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting and a Garden Club gathering at the street home handled by Emma Mayme and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss
Nancy Essex
Ars
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Straitsville
Ohio Univer- Athens
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Niversity. Ca
Logan
Theodore C. Johnson Co
Theodore Johnson
Richard and
Robert
Marjorie Cheetham
Traitsville
Jerry Chism Hubert Besex
Athens
Clair
Strong Puess
Junia Club Guests At McCray Cottage
Members of the Junia Club were guests of Mrs. George Cunningham and Mrs. Myron Pond of Lancaster and Mrs. John Smith of Columbus for a luncheon at the Smith Inn near Millersport. The day was spent at the McCray Pond cottage at Summerland Beach Buckeye Lake with many Logan and Columbus members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junia Club
George Cunningham
Myron Pond
Lancaster
John Smith
Columbus
Smith Inn
Millersport
McCray-Pond
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Frank Blasius
John Underwood
Harry Ambrose
J. D. Sanderson
L. K. Showalter
John Wellman
W. H. Strentz
Wilhelmine Deissele
Mary
Helena Blasius
Minette
Mary McCray
Emma McLain
Emma Becker
Ruth Brooke
Elia Rochester
Jessie McManigal
Logan
Herbert Harrington
Evelyn Harrington
Myra Brown
Robert C. Work
A. K. Smith
Anthony Toerner
Legion Auxiliary meeting network and July convention plan
A business and social meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held Monday night at the Legion rooms. The hostess committee included Leonard, Mrs. Bryant Vanatta and Mrs. Rudolph Brown Sr. The state convention is scheduled for July 24 to 26 in Cincinnati. Mrs. Harry Thomas and Mrs. Lacy Nill won in two contests. Mrs. Nill, Lancaster B. Ir., attended from out of town, and Mrs. A. Stromstead of the Amanda unit attended as a guest. A picnic was planned for Cantwell Cliffs on the second Monday in July. There will be one July meeting. Additional notes cover a Questionnaire Club gathering hosted by Miss Minnareen Burke, a Dew Home E. Z. Bridge Club meeting with high scores for Mrs. Fred Ambrose and Mrs. Harry Eastman, and upcoming entertainments including a dessert-bridge at Mrs. Mae Bright’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Leonard
Bryant Vanatta
Rudolph Brown
Cincinnati
Harry Thomas
Lacy Nill
Nill
Lancaster B. Ir
A. Stromstead
Amanda
Lang
Cantwell Cliffs
Minnareen Burke
Questionnaire Club
South Logan
Frank Blasius
Scott Braddock
Prankody
Cleo Haley
Social Calendar Busy Week Events Across Clubs and Churches
Wednesday June 29 features Le Jardin de Piéar Club luncheon with Mrs J 8 Chetington and Duplicate Contract Club with Mrs Florence Whitcraft at 1 30 PM Priscilla Club with Mrs Charles Lewis 7 PM and Contract Bridge Club with Mr and Mrs George Clayton Shaw on North Walnut Street at 8 PM Thursday June 30 lists Thursday Sewing Club picnic at Waterworks 6 30 PM, Thursday Bridge Club with Miss Martha Eberst 8 PM, Cheerio Club dance at Tricelville, Nora's Past Chief Club potluck supper 6 PM and Nondescript Club annual Rockview picnic 6 PM Honorary members husbands invited Friday July 1 Euchre party at K of P Hall New Straitsville at 8 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Jardin de Piéar Club
Chetington
Florence Whitcraft
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Hamburger Fry
Cantwell Cliffs
Priscilla Club
Charles Lewis
George Clayton Shaw
North Walnut Street
Martha Eberst
Tricelville
Nora
Charles P. Mock
Rockview
Keeping Up With Karolyn and Local Gossips
A collage of social notes from Logan. Readers learn of library renovations and a quiet reading room for youths, local romances and engagements, marriages, and town observations. The column teases a garage flirtation, confirms several marriages, and wishes travelers a safe, cheerful weekend.
Camp Hocking Maintains Staff and Moves Families
Camp Hocking remains busy on books for the new 12 month period under James D. Wells with Camp sin Joseph D. Jesensky overseeing landscape and park work at Mohican State Forest. Toctaery station ed moves his family to Logan on Warner avenue while Vern Hoyer replaces Howard Peck as technical forester and relocates to Laurelville. Peck is recovering at his Logan home after a serious automobile accident two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Wells
Sin
Joseph D. Jesensky
L Andscape
Toctaery
Mohican State Forest
Logan
Warner Avenue
Vern Hoyer
Camp Stony Creek
Howard Peck
Laurelville
Peck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Hi’ Peck
Camp Hocking
North High Street
Mark VanCuren
University Hospital, Columbus
Ivor Yaw
Don
Jean Valiquette
Akron
Ora B. Yaw
Yaw
Logan High School
The
Firestone Co
George Schutes
Elkhart
Indiana
Carrie Lutz
East Second Street
Schutes
Logan Trinity Lutheran Church
Tennessee
Warreh Bright
Peter
Pomeroy
Warren Bright
North
Walnut Street
Bright
Simpson Methodist Church
Franklin McBroom
Cecelia
David
Imogené Ruble
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Virginia Smith
Mary Frances Wenn
Ray Clark
Warren Allen
Jack Baker
Crystal Springs
Will Caldwell
June
E. G. Schmidt
Cleveland
Agnes Lines
Marie
Francis Myers
Janet Tribble
Charlotte Tribble
Hartford
Connecticut
East Hunter Street
Emma Wilson
Nelsonville
Amy Easterling
North Orchard Street
Stanley Sparnow
Jean
Mr. Yaw
W. S. Yaw
Jane Ambrose
Detroit
George Ridenour
Howard Mumford
N. J. Starr
Mrs
Stanley Baker
North Market Street
Earl Poling
Robert Redd
Cora Busby
New Straitsville
George Jurgensmier, Sr
George Jurgensmier, Jr
Bellah Mae Danson
Gore
Estella Daubenmier
Helen Campbell
Haydenville
Rebecca Dawson
Herbert Blackburn
Eric
St. Matthew Switheran- Church
W. M.S
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Sette Church
Kittie Dill
Tineibs
Eee
Ee Cose Durr
Garden Club
Emma
Mayme
L. Heyde
John Kreig
Worley
Miss Bort
Henle
Charles Brehm
Eeves
Della Bil F Logan
James A. Trick
McCray Cottage
Dew
Wheeler Dew
E. Z. Bridge Club
Blanche Lutz
Fred Ambrose
Harry Eastman
Edward Jones
Mae Bright
Harry J. Stevenson
C. F. Ackers
H. M. Jones
Huntington
West Virginia
Arthur H. Newman
Bridgehampton
New York
Clara Smith
North Baltimore
Stevenson
Ackers
Robert ©. Work
Ruth Thomas
Methodist Church
Hazel Barron
Billy
Newark
Phyllis Brown
Otterbein Guild
Miss Brown
Ruth Beeny
Sam Myers
H. L. Searles
Emerson
K. of P. Hall
Hansel Brothers Cleaners
Karolyn
U. m
Carl
Stine) Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Nancy
Essex
Mabel Fickel
Clyde Hockman
Ralph Gordon
Ralph
United Woolen Co
Charleston
W. Va
Jo Standford
Marjorie Eberst
Frank Sheridan
Ruth Goodlve
Harriet Wright
I. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Odd Fellows Temple
Mariana
Paul L. Magnuson
Optometrist
Beck Optical Service
Palace Theater
W. H. Crook
Westinghouse
Logan Theatre
Ghat A
Theo. C. Johnson Co
E. Main St
Elberfelds
Wotsons
Leanee
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