Couple Weds In Lancaster Rites At Local Church
Emmanuelee Adam in Miss Hartman daughter of Mrs. William Hartman Jr. married in an afternoon ceremony conducted by Rev. W F Docter at a Lancaster church altar lit by seven branched candelabra and decorated with gladioli and larkspur. The reception followed with 175 guests in the social room and a three tier cake. Certain deep sea fish have organs that generate a cold light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuelee Adam
Emerson Boyer
Martha Hartman
Eloise Green
Marcella Jéan Harmon
Rosalie Harmon
Karen Jean Hartman
James Th
William Hartman
Carl David Harmon
James Morris
Harmon
Robert Webb
William McDonald
Donald Cottrill
Miss Hartman
Wedding Shower at Helber Residence Honors Glendon Dale Helber Pair
Mrs. Joe Hilton and Mrs. John hosted a wedding shower for Loretta Shaw and the newlyweds Glendon Dale Helber. Games crowned winners Mrs Abel Helber and Mrs Lester Sheets. gifts were displayed, and a party lunch followed with ice cream cake candy and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hilton
John
Glendon Dale Helber
Loretta Shaw
Abel Helber
Lester Sheets
Clint Keck
Porter Heigle
Harold Heigle
William Redd
Valley Rutter
Larry
Harold Cruea
Roscoe Helber
Don
Jim
Harold Walker
Harold Philip
Vicky Linn
John Amnah
Samuel Kline
Waveline
Edith Helber
Pauline Heigle
Donna Hughes
Ruth Guess
Robert Smith
Don Smith
Vance Rutter
Eddie Keck
Allen Helber
Logan
Richard Helber
Sandra
Peggy
Wallace
Columbus
Gilbert Helber
Sam Riddle
Margaret Riddle
Lee Lehman
Two New Members Join Antioch Grange
At the Antioch Grange meeting Monday evening two new members were welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mundy introduced by Master Theodore Dupler. The lecturer Mrs. Clayton Sater spoke on Road to Success or Riches and entertainment featured a quartet with Mundy and others, plus games and a late lunch. A gay picnic party followed at the Bremen road with several families listed including Ellinger Bright Poling Fox and Wolfe families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Grange
Harry Mundy
Theodore Dupler
Clayton Sater
Martin Nowacki
Oscar Blum
Winfield Gabin
Bremen Road
Amos Ellinger
Charles Bright
Russell Poling
Paul Fox
Sam Bright
Orla Wolfe
Jimmy
Columbus
Ruth Poling
Lancaster
Winfield Poling
Cleveland
Campbell-Sparks Engagement Reported in Local Notice
Mrs. Hugh Campbell of 492 Railroad Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Frida Campbell to Eugene Sparks, son of Mr and Mrs William Sparks of Union Furnace. Frida is a Logan High School graduate class of 1947. Eugene attended Union Furnace High. No date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Campbell
Railroad Avenue
Frieda
Eugene Sparks
William Sparks
Union Furnace
Miss Campbell
Logan High School
Mr. Sparks
Union Furnace High
Notable birthdays mark figures from sports, arts, and academia
On June 30 birthdays are celebrated for Wilfred Pelletier postmaster general of the St. Louis Cardinals, conductor Walter Hampden, actor Harold J. Laski, and author educator. guidance hints at financial stabilization and mental relaxation with fortunes varies by personal energy and initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Wilfred Pelletier
Walter Hampden
Harold J. Laski
Natal
Local Social Notices and Addresses Listed
A compact list of residents and contacts including Mrs Margaret Donaldson Mrs Frank Primmer Albert Rutgers Charles Ray Pierson Mrs Paul Howdyshell Adaline Ruble Bob Jewell Martha Harrold Elberfeld van Schwalbaugh Elaine Savey and related greetings with street references West Hunter Bowen Laurel Hill Hill addresses and a June date noted for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Donaldson
West Hunter Street
Frank Primmer
Logan
Albert Rutgers
Charles Ray Pierson
Paul Howdyshell
Bowen Street
Adaline Jane Ruble
West Hun- Street
Bob Jewell
Martha Harrold Elberfeld van Schwalbaugh
Laurel
Purge Day Deaths and Yosemite Grant Mark June 30
On June 30 1934 Hitler’s purge killed Capt Earnest Boehm S A and several Nazi leaders. Also on June 30 1864 Congress granted Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Big Tree grove to California for a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Earnest Boehm
S. A
United
Dustless duster prep with polish in glass jar
A home method for making a dusting cloth uses two tablespoons of furniture polish in a glass jar. Swish to coat and pour out excess, insert a chamois, and let soak for days. The cloth absorbs polish evenly. wash when soiled and repeat, avoiding wallpaper to prevent oil stains.
Three Birthdays Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs James Larimer and Mr and Mrs Ed Terrel hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for Mrs Osburn with a cake bearing the honored trio s names in pink rosebuds A record of the afternoon was kept by a camera Guests included Geneseo IL families Poling Larimer and Schaal along with Osburns relatives and Columbus hosts five dozen readers attended in a warm family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Larimer
Ed Terrel
Larimer
Osburn
Charles Larimer
Geneseo
Ill
Vern Poling
Junction City
Willis Larimer
Columbus
Frank Larimer
Sara Lee
Marion
Bert Schaal
Lancaster
Logan
Mrs. Osburn
McCandlish
Jack, Dick and
David Osburn
Girl Scouts Camp at Quannacutey Lodge Led by Haney and Schmitter
Girl Scouts of Troop 4 held a two day camp at Quannacutey Lodge in Sains guided by Mrs. M. B. Haney and Mrs. Karl Schmitter Jr. with Mrs. Joe Phillips assisting. Members included Joan Smith Virginia Norris Irene Durant Shirley Hoke Dolores West Betty Emrich Lois Hagan Marilyn Meyers Janet Snider and Catherine Van Sickle. Handicraft activities featured glass painting plastic molding Swedish weaving and cooking demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 4
Quannacutecuit
Sains
M. B. Haney
Karl Schmitter, Jr
Joe Phillips
Joan Smith
Virginia Norris
Irene Durant
Shirley Hoke
Dolores West
Betty Emrich
Lois Hagan
Marilyn Meyers
Janet Snider
Catherine Vansickle
Juices Served Cold Without Ice When Chilled
Readers are advised that chilling fruit juices in tar before serving keeps them from losing flavor and eliminates the need for ice. The note suggests combining two juices such as pineapple and orange to create a ready accompaniment.
Pleasant Valley and Riverdale 4-H Club News
The Pleasant Valley Boys meet at Wildcat Hollow park with Lloyd Goheen acting president in Earl Kornmiller’s absence. Members report on livestock projects. picnic set for July 1 at Rachelmacher Park. Riverdale Girls meet June 24 at Mrs. Evelyn Helber home with Shirley Wingrove presiding. Next meeting July 1 at Mrs. Helber’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Boys
Pleasant Valley Boys’ Club
Wildcat Hollow Park
Lloyd Goheen
Earl Kornmiller
Larry Kornmiller
Jimmy Cox
Nolan Sater
Paul Sater
Larry Goheen
Rachelmacher Park
Riverdale Girls’ Club
Evelyn Helber
Shirley Wingrove
Patty Wilson
Ruth Six
Ruth Anne Campbell
Helen Chapman
Phyllis Wilson
Patty Shanley
Helen Helber
Wilma Stewart
Lonna Lea Ringhiser
Glenda Leasure
June Gardner
Nelly Huffer
Mrs. Helber
Merry Workers Club Meeting at Rachelmacher Park
The Merry Workers Club met at Rachelmacher Park for a picnic lunch with members of the Variety Club of Union Mona Strawn, Jerry Ruffner, Ro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers
Merry Workers Club
Rachelmacher Park
Variety Club
Union
Mona Strawn
Jerry Ruffner
Kitchen Kookers Plan Demonstrations At Betty Frasure Home
The Kitchen Kookers met at Shirley Goss home for a brief business session and social hour. Demonstrations will be given at the next meeting at the home of Betty Frasure on Gallagher Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Goss
Betty Frasure
Gallagher Avenue
Laurel Stitchers Plan Bake Sale and Meetings
The Laurel Stitchers met in Laurelville school basement on June 23. They scheduled a bake sale for Saturday July 31 at the Laurelville locker plant. Betty Ann Brown and Joan Chuckers named recreation leaders for the next meeting July 7 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Stitchers
Laurelville
Betty Ann Brown
Joan Chuckers
Rockbridge Club Posts Second Meeting Highlights
The Rockbridge Just Us Girls met for a second gathering on June 24 at the school. Demonstrations were presented by Nolene Koch and Nancy Rider. Refreshments followed as Verna Mae, Donna Jean Roop, Mary Jane, Ellen Trocchia, Marlene and Don- attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
Omitting the Clovers Meet and Canning Tips
The third meeting of the ville Clovers was held at Jones home with Lola Weaver presiding. Advisors include Mrs Betty Ash and Dorothy Graham. The gathering featured a wiener roast and notes on corn canning and cutting techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreville Clovers
Ville Clovers
Jones
Lola Weaver
Letha Proctor
Rush
Rose Ann Watkins
Rita Graham
Barbara Snyder
Weaver
Barbara Jones
Snyder
Woods
Barbara Boyd
Dorothy Graham
Mrs. Weaver
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Helber Residence
Winfield
Campbell-Sparks
Hydra-Matiec
Oldsmobile
Whirlaway
C. C. Redd
E. Second Street
Redd Motor Sales
W. E. Fickel
Logan, Ohio
Happy
Elaine Savey
Hill Street
Quannacut
Hocking County 4-H Club News
Riverdale Girls
of Insurance
Patchen Insurance Agency
Kieclvesecatove
E Hee Ees
Tae Samme
Winee Eation
Kelvinator Electric
Deepwell
Turkey
Kelvinator
W. Main St
Ohio
Sella Strawn
Pat O'Dell
Shirley Redd
Evelyn Bowlby
Marilyn St. Clair
Virginia Schrader
Thoma Fickel
Ann Glick
Edith Fickel
Janet Coakley
Betty Coakley
Lloyd Nutter
Thoma
Cross Eye Foundation
Community Bank
Pontiac
Michigan
Na Kline
Nancy, Rath Rider
Clara Hahn
Doris Walker
Jean Nolene Koch
Helen Ann Walker
Sue Kraft
Betty Ash
Canada Villag
Westinghouse
Laundromat
Ohio Power Auditorium
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