Rural-Urban Farm Women Gather for County Party
About 150 people attended the rural urban farm women’s party hosted by the Hocking County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee at the Logan Federal Savings & Loan Community Room. Speakers included Mrs. Jay Lawrence of Coshocton and committee officers led by Mrs. Otto Iles Sr. and Mrs. Paul Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
Otto Iles Sr
Paul Shaw
Hocking County Farm Bureau Federation
Otto Shaw
Don Ruff
Violet Carpenter
Carole
Vicki
Conni
Kathy Orndoff
Robert Orndoff
Iles Farm Bu
Reau
Everett Jacoby
Carpenter
Jacoby
Jay Lawrence
Coshocton
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Board
Australia
Lawrence
Associated Country Women of the World
Farm Bureau
Logan
Harold Daubenmier
Boots And Saddle Club Hosts Lake Hope Potluck
Members of the Boots and Saddle 4-H Club and their guests gathered for a potluck dinner at Lake Hope. Attendees included Rita Campbell, Lee Campbell, Dale Campbell, Fred Schorr, Holly Schorr, Jafice Jurgensmier, and many others plus parents and advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Saddle Club
Lake Hope
Rita Campbell
Lee Campbell
Dale Campbell
Fred Schorr
Holly Schorr
Jafiice Jurgensmier
Mike Cremean
Tom Roach
Ann Roach
Tim Jones
Charlotte Birchfield
Dorothy Mays
Joe Maze
Lynn McBroom
Larry Holcomb
Jerry Riddlebarger
Karen Linton
Connie Adair
Bitsy Rochester
Bobbi Jane Frasure
Robert Campbell
Loren Schorr
Richard Tschappat
Sherry
Roger
Robert Frasure
Sid Jones
Roger Jones
Robert Holcomb
Roberta
Harden Cremean
Bruce
Wilbur Riddlebar
Get Acquainted Picnic at Kachelmacher Park for Newark wedding
A get acquainted picnic dinner was held at Kachelmacher Park ahead of the July 27 Newark wedding of Miss Violet McInturf and William Blackburn. Attendees included the McInturf and Blackburn families from Newark and Logan with relatives from Union Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kachelmacher Park
Violet McInturf
William Blackburn
Newark
Eli, McInturf
Violet
Bernita Ann
Willis Blackburn
William Lee
Rhoda Smith
Logan
Perry Inboden
Phyllis
Eldon Inboden
Ashley
Walter Smith
Logan Rt. 4
Robert Stimson
David
Roger
Union Furnace
Visitors And Vacationers Reach Niagara Falls And Toronto
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adcock of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of St. Louis returned from vacations to Niagara Falls Old Fort Niagara and Toronto. They visited Cleveland hosts and spent a night aboard a yacht on Lake Erie. Mrs. Vance Webb and daughter Della Webb returned from a two week vacation in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Victor Rieder and daughter Kathy with Kathy Reid plan a Daytona Beach Florida trip for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Adcock
Logan
Howard Moore
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Old Fort Niagara
Toronto
Canada
Malcolm Odell
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Vance Webb
Della Webb
N. Walnut St
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Victor Rieder
Kathy
Glenwood Drive
Kathy Reid
Richard Reid
E. Front St
Daytona Beach
D Of A Lodge And Club Meetings Held
Mrs Grace Russell presided at the D of A Lodge meeting with fourteen members present and prizes awarded to Chester Blake and Mildred Lowry. The D of A Club followed with fourteen attendees including new member Mary Bowlby and Rebecca Stewart. plans were made for a July 30 picnic at Rach elmacher Park with a 6 30 p m start and a bazaar table. Prizes went to Donna Geil Libby Palmer Janie Mohler and Charlotte Blake refreshments were served by Mary Armstrong and Vernie Congreve. No more club meetings until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Russell
Chester Blake
Mildred Lowry
Margaret L. Kistler
Mary Bowlby
Rebecca Stewart
Rachelmacher Park
Donna Geil
Libby Palmer
Janie Mohler
Charlotte Blake
Mary Armstrong
Vernie Congreve
Community Social Calendar Highlights June 29
Rummage sale at old EUB Church Laurelville 9 am to 5 pm by WSWS. Lake Logan Farm Bureau at 8 pm, Hildebrandt home. Ice cream social 5 30 pm Maxville Methodist. Youth for Christ rally 7 30 pm East Elementary with Joe Shultz. Valley school reunion on grounds with basket dinner at noon. Picnics at Harry Armstrong farm 1 30 pm. Emblem Club and Elks picnic at Lake Logan. Brownie Day Camp at Rachelmacher Park 9 am. VBS training 7 30 pm Trinity Lutheran Parish Hall. Pocahontas officers installation 7 30 pm. Bible night at EUB Church. North Liberi League 8 pm Smores. CBS dinner 6 30 pm Lake Hope. Logan Duplicate Club 7 30 pm Ohio Power Auditorium. Mabel Silver Circle dessert 1 pm EUB Church unit. Myrtle Lefever Circle 6 pm potluck. Trinity Lutheran Voters Assembly 8 pm Parish Hall. Marion Grange 8 pm potluck 6 30. D A Lodge 7 30 pm. Miller Chapel Grange 8 pm. Laurel Valley Grange ice cream 4 pm. Lehman Leach reunion at Rach elmacher Park. Joint inspection Athens White Shrine Hocking Valley White Shrine 7 30 pm Mayme Edwards officiary.
Apron Sewing Contest Debuts at 1963 Ohio State Fair
Columbus report notes a new All-State Sew-Off contest each day at the State Fair. Participants design and sew a best apron within two hours in the Arts and Crafts Auditorium. Entry is free and open to all, with registration on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
S and Crafts
Arts and Crafts Auditorium
Trisha Haldeman to Spend Summer in Turkey
Trisha Haldeman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Haldeman of Marion will spend the summer in Ayvalik Turkey as an American Field Service exchange student. She sails from New York on the USS Seven Seas and reaches Rotterdam July 6 then travels to Turkey joining the Karsin family. Return voyage begins August 30 from Rotterdam with arrival in New York September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisha Haldeman
Robert G. Haldeman
Marcella Risch
Marion
Ayvalik
Turkey
Miss Haldeman
Irvin Risch
Warner Ave
American Field Service
AFS
Marion Rotary Club
New York City
USS Seven Seas
Rotterdam
New York
Hushu R. Karsin
Tomru
Ogun
Greece
Job
Ohio State Fair Hosts Apron Sewing Contest
The 110th Ohio State Fair runs Aug 23 to Sept 2 with Youth Day on opening day. Twelve contestants sew 12 to 2 pm, and a second session 2 to 4 pm if needed, sponsored by Singer Sewing Machine Company which provides Slant-O-Matic machines and materials. Daily cash awards of 5 3 2 dollars and a grand prize of 10 dollars reward the best apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Mrs. Goodlive Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mary Goodlive was guest of honor at a Wednesday dinner at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Francisco in New Straitsville Rt. 1. Family and friends including Donald Hull Virginia and Ronald Ella Hull Jacob Huston Anna Glidden Porter Huston Florence Huston Robert Goodlive Arthur Mohler Margaret Sapp Francis co John Earl and others attended. Earlier her niece Jesse Mahler Renee Rush Ricky Chambers and Floyd Goodlive visited with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goodlive
Kenneth Francisco
New Straitsville
Rt. 1
Goodlive
Donald Hull
Virginia
Ronald
Ella Hull
Jacob Huston
Anna Glidden
Porter Huston
Florence Huston
Robert Goodlive
Arthur Mohler
Margaret Sapp
Francisco
John Earl
Jesse Mahler
Renee Rush
Ricky Chambers
Floyd Goodlive
J. D
Birthday Greetings List From Various Local Addresses
A compiled birthday notice listing individuals including Elaine Lavey Lori Walker Winona Louise Tabler Martha Harrold Elberfeld Gloria June McNichols and others with their street or town addresses and a date reference of Sunday June 30. The compilation reads like a community greeting segment from the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Louise Tabler
Anna May
Logan
Edna Hitchings
Nelsonville
David Gessells
Earl E. Inboden
Tom Donahey
Walnut Hills
Larry Eugene Kornmiller
Richard Washburn
Roswell
N. M
David F. Sampsell
Martha Harrold Elberfeld
Nelson Mohler
Kirksville
Clarence Edwards
New Plymouth
Gloria June McNichols
South Bloomingville
Walter Blosser
Hill St
Charles R. Pierson
John Buchanan
Adaline Ruble
Jolly Double Five Club Entertained In Lancaster Home
Eight members and guest Vickie Wildermuth attended as Mrs Sam Wildermuth hosted the Jolly Double-Five Club in Lancaster. Mrs Charles Schorr led opening rites, prize winners were announced, and a lunch followed with games. Next meeting set as a July 11 potluck at Kach elmacher Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Wildermuth
Sam Wildermuth
Lancaster
Charles Schorr
Ray Hart
Hilda Wallace
Amanda
Hart
Jack Leffler
Kachelmacher Park
Past-Time Club Entertained By Mrs Beaty
Mrs. Roger Beaty entertained the Past-Time Club at her Union Furnace home. After a brief business meeting led by vice president Mrs Willis Dicken, six members shared a potluck meal. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Schrader and Mrs Floyd Miller. Members present included Mrs Roger Gordon and Mrs William Miller. Next meeting is July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Beaty
Union Furnace
Willis Dicken
Charles Schrader
Floyd Miller
Roger Gordon
William Miller
Dicken
Beaty
Bridal shower honors Mrs. Billy E. McBride at Enterprise church
The Evangelical Unit mixed class hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. Billy E. McBride (Barbara Edgar) at the Enterprise EUB Church social rooms after a June 14 wedding ceremony. Attending guests included family, friends, and gifts were opened after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy E. McBride
Enterprise Evangelical United Brethren
Barbara Edgar
McBride
Enterprise Eub Church
R. B. Hughes
Harold Culp
Michigan
Logan Rt. 2
Church
Edwin Neff
Herbert McKinley
Ralph Stiverson
Charles Mathias
Bell Book and Candle opens Denison Summer Theater show
Denison Summer Theater at the lower campus tents opens Bell Book and Candle on Tuesday at 8 20 p m for a five night run through July 6. Ann Matesich stars as a bewitching woman dabbling in black magic to stir romance. John Davidson plays a New York publisher entranced by her charms. Cast includes John Fisher Jo Anne Rohrbough and Donald Knight with Tom Calkins directing and Arnold Popofsky designing the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Bell
John van Druten
Denison
Ann Matesich
Aquinas College
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Davidson
New York
John Fisher
Jo Anne Rohrbough
Donald Knight
Tom Calkins
Bell, Book and Candle
Arnold Popofsky
Mother and Daughter Feted at Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Darrel Haynes of Laurelville and Mrs. Robert Hugh of Logan were honored with a joint birthday dinner at the Culbertson home on Sunday noon June 23. Joined by family from Columbus Laurelville and Logan, gifts were presented by the group including Christo Dicken of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Haynes
Laurelville
Robert Hugh
Logan
Paul Culbertson
Walter el
Columbus
Merle Culbertson
Charles Culbertson
Tarlton
Paul Lytle
Gibisonville
Marvin Amerine
Christo Dicken
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Women’s Party
Kachelmacher
Eee
Old Eub Churching
WSWS
Eub Church
Lake Logan
Maxville Methodist Church
Youth For Christ
East Elementary
Joe Shultz
Youth At Christ
Gospel Tones
Cola Valley
Presbyterian Couples Club
Harry Armstrong
Emblem Club
Elks
Shelterhouse
Trinity Lutheran Vbs
Gladys Ward
Chester Lackey
Henry Byer
North Liberi League
Allen Smith
Smor
CBS
Ohio Power Auditorium
Mabel Silver Circle
EUB
A. F. Evans
Mary Stump
Myrtle Lefever
Homer Hartsock Jr
Fourth St. Potluck
Myron Stoltz
Trinity Lutheran
Marion Grange
Miller Chapel Grange
Laurel Valley Grange Ice Cream Social
Lehman-Leach
P.m
Athens
Hocking Valley
Mayme R. Edwards
YMCA
Tri-Hi-Y
Luther League of Emanuel Lutheran Church
Harding
W. Hunter St
W. Main St
Kay End
Bert C
Eveni
Arroll and
Marcia
Ongs
Bt. Clair
Mrs. Goodlive
Ohio Power Company
Happy
Elaine Lavey
Hill St. Sharon
Elaine Mundy
Iron
Lori Walker
Kerlin Ave
Jolly
Mrs. Beaty
Leotard Cozad
Patty Cozad
Alva McBride
Lona McBride
John Shahan
Bonnie Jongds
Conda
Ralyth Stiverson
Ray Hughes
Greg Hughes
Jessie Stahr
H. E. Neff
Louise Shaw
Thelma Frank
Guy Dusenberg
Carol
Ginger Neff
Bat
Carol Stiverson
Edgar Hillyer
Everett Mowrey
Erma Fox
Tena Dupler
Gladys Dupler
Patty Ogle
Lloyd Wrentmore
Robert Hansley
Janice Neff
Robert Bartholomew
Charles Ringhiser
Linda Ringhiser
Carol Ringhiser
Lester Huston
Melvingar
Floyd Frakes
Cather
Dick Kanade
Lois Stahr
Harry Heimlein
Denison Theater
Carl T. Johnson Co
woopDy’s Beer & Wine
W. Hunter
U.S
United States of America
Department
Advertising Council
Logan &Clay Products Company
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