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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

5

Moonlight Picnic and Euterpean Club Officers Named

Sophomores and freshmen held a moonlight picnic Monday at Miss Maud Reynolds’s home on Hunter Street. A Euterpean Club meeting the prior week at Mrs. Clarence McCray’s home devoted time to business and planning for the year. officers elected were President Nelle McManigal Vice President Mrs H L Wright Secretary Emma Hartmann Treasurer Mrs Weitzel.

Euterpean Club Clarence McCray Pres Nelle McManigal V. Pres H. L. Wright Emma Hartmann Treas Weitzel

Twice Five Club Elects Officers at Monday Meeting

The Twice Five Club gathered at Mr. Lewis Green's home to discuss German and Latin civilization. Officers elected were President John F. White, Vice President E Pettit, Secretary and Treasurer H T Silverthorne.

Lewis Green Green Pra John F. White V. Pres Pettit H.T. Silverthorne

Informal Evening for Odd Numbers Group Hosting Friends

Miss Florence Parker hosted an informal gathering Tuesday evening for Odd Numbers and friends. Attendees included Frances McCormick, May Davy, Bertha Gabriel, Minnie McCarthy, Daley Keller, Stella Leftwich, Josephine England, Eleie Vereoe, Amelia Brown Columbus Messia, Arthur Murphy, Ernest McComerick, Fred Shear ferd, Sam Voris, Louis Hartman, Ray Derssle and Henry Andrews.

Florence Parker Mises Frances McCormick May Davy Bertha Gabriel Minnie McCarthy Daley Keller Stella Leftwitch Josephine England Eleie Vereoe Amelia Brown Columbus Messia Arthur Murphy Ernest McComerick Fred Shearferd Sam Voris Louis Hartman Ray Derssle Henry Andrews

Wedding and social notes from Rempel's Grove and area

A group of pionicers gathered for supper at Rempel's Grove last Thursday. Misses Shannon Staker Snider Shorr and Mrs Rohrer with Stalters attended. The J D McLain and Hattie Geiger wedding was held Sunday by Rev T By White at the parsonage. The Ladies Aid Society of the U B Church held a social last Thursday afternoon.

Rempel's Grove Marie Anna Shannon Ella Rose Staker Florence Snider Lucy Shorr Somerset J. F. Rohrer Louis Joseph Stalter J. D. McLain Hattie Geiger Jast Ladies Aid Society of the U. B. Church H. G. Hansel Frank Thumesa

Card Parties Highlight Social Week In Local Clubs

Miss Florence Snider hosted a Pedro party honoring Miss Lucy Shorr of Somerset with the first prize plate while Miss Clara Quinn won the consolation vase. Ladies Afternoon Whist Club met at Mrs. George Gladman’s, with Mrs. Ferdie Rempel high scorer and roses in bloom. Sewing Circle entertained at Miss Emma Becker’s in honor of Mrs. Charles Sloan with prize to Miss Virginia Welty and musical selections followed by lunch.

Florence Snider Lucy Shorr Somerset Pedro Clara Quinn George Gladman Ferdie Rempel Emma Becker Charles Sloan Jackson Virginia Welty Marie Campbell Nelle McManigal Clarence McCray

Odd Numbers Club Celebration and Decoration Day Outings

A report on Louis Hartmann's 20th birthday party hosted by the Odd Numbers club with musical entertainment and a decorated East Logan home. It also lists numerous Decoration Day picnics at Old Man's Cave Rook House Cantwell Cliff Salt Peter Cave and related social gatherings with attendees named from several families and towns.

Louis Hartmann East Logan Misree Hartmann Alice Schwenke Frieda Armetrong Tina Sevi Margaret Montgomery Messie Will McBroom Lay Charlie Lappen Homer Gabriel Old Man's Cave

Wool sought at Logan by Wolfe Brothers and fashion notes

Wanted at Logan 200,000 pounds of wool at highest market price. Also a fashion feature describes feminine fribbles, changeable fabrics, sailor hats, ribbon decorations, and hot weather models with tailored waists and tucked sleeves.

Logan Wolfe Brothers

We’re After You Sellin Clothes With Low Prices

We baited our line with styles and low prices to catch buyers. Selling clothes is our business and we think of nothing else. When we baited the line, we had YOU in mind. Will you be in, want you?

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