Various Social Events In Logan Nineteenth Century List
The Logan community hosts numerous social events including a Sewing Circle meeting with Mrs H F Ambrose, a grand annual reception for graduates at Superintendent Silverthorne's Glenview Heights home, and multiple weddings engagements. Activities feature Pedro parties, birthday celebrations for Miss May Kirker, and gatherings by the Young Ladies Pedro Club along with meetings of the M E Church Women’s Missionary Society and the Nondescript Club with readings, prizes, and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverthorne
Glenview Heights
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Mra
Samuel Moore
Korea
T. B. White
J. A. Bilern
Junia Club Meeting Highlights with Eva Harrington Hostess
Miss Eva Harrington hosted the Junia Club on Monday night in an evening noted for its engaging readings. Miss Ollie Rochester honored Mexican War heroes and Mrs John Smith lectured on Government in the Philippines. Visitors included Miss Walker of Columbus and Misses Bowlby McBride Fickle and Florence Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Harrington
Junia Club
Ollie Rochester
John Smith
Phillippines
Miss Walker
Columbus
Bowlby
McBride
Fickle
Florence Stewart
Misa Eva
Mise Grace Finney
Social Circle meets at Mrs Rochester home with babies present
Women’s club gathering at the pew home of Mrs Walter Rochester featured eight babies and new members Mary Mutchmore Margaret Luts and Maeter Billy Rochester each receiving silver spoons. Bridge Whist introduced at Mrs Ferdie Rempel’s with two tables, violin and piano entertainment. Domestic Club at Mrs Blosser’s on Main Street discussed Old Hocking history and early churches with papers by W D Brandt and Stalmith. Guests included Mesdames Strentz Keynes Acker Rechenwaldt Speelman Horn Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. de. Aplin
Inet
Niagera Falle
New Orleans
Mra
Jas L
Martin
Theo
Triteph
Jack Rocor
Spealman
Columbus
Smith
Walter Rochester
Mary Mutchmore
Margaret Luts
Maeter
Billy'’ Rocheuter
Tom
Logan
Ferdie Rempel
Stalmith
Methodium
Delta Alpha's At England Home Social Event
The Delta Alpha gathering at the country home of Mr and Mrs C A England south of Logos last Tuesday evening featured Mr K P Price and his crowd. Attendees included Misses Blanche and Edith England and a host of club members. the event was noted for merriment, good food, and a late, significant hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. England
South Gaat
Logos
K. P. Price
Delta Alpha's
Josephine
Blanche
Edith England
Alpha’s
Porter Price
Edits Layshon
Francis McCormick
Nellie Me Broom
Mary Wnd
Tourist Club Enjoys Evening at McKay Home on Walnut Street
The Tourist Club gatheredTuesday evening at Mr and Mrs P M McKay on Walnut Street for a pleasant social. Members recounted travels from Venus to Mare and across famous routes, ending the stroll at the McKay lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Mot Plessant
P.M. McKay
Walnut St
Venus
Mare
Panama Culetta
Fort Arthur
Janet Fell
McKey
The Open Air Tour Picnic Among Open Air Friends
The group enjoyed a comfortable tour with a caravan lunch. Members shared memories, urging husbands to help, as they camped for the final time this club year. The open air theme sparked reminiscence of birds, flowers, and singing, ending in a hearty spread and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audi
Senior Close Commencement Exercises at Opera House
The Senior Close Commencement exercises occur this week at the Opera House with Close Day program tonight and the commencement tomorrow night featuring the annual address and diploma presentations. Children under ten will not be admitted to the Clans Day and Commencement events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Marion Nuptials Tell of Snider Kirchner Wedding in Marion
William A. Snider and Clara Edna Kirchner wed at nine thirty in Marion with over 300 invitations and many responses. Rev. Joseph Denning officiated, reception at 882 Prospect St, Snider Manufacturing Co. president Will Snider, bride from a prominent Marion family, will honeymoon east and reside at Summit Cottage after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Snider
Clara Edna
Marlin Kirchner
Marion
Flest
Will
Fred Ambrose
Logan
John Ward
New Lexington
Stella Huber
Toledo
Mary Ellen O'Brien
Kittie Kirchner
May Ellen O'Brien
Parente
Prospect St
Will Snider
Snider Manufacturing Co
Heise
Mra
Snider
Summit Cottage
Glenview
A Story That Never Grows Old at Logan
Logan presents a homey Missouri drama praised for heart and humor. Director Mr. Harper delivers a memorable local performance with a large cast in a simple life tale. He plans to depart for a three yearStock engagement in San Francisco after the show. The debut is scheduled for Wednesday June tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harpers
Wfe
Missouri
Harper
San Francisco
Bright Smith Couple Announces June 14 Wedding
Carlton Bright of Logan will wed Mika May Smith of North Baltimore Ohio on Wednesday June 14. The ceremony occurs at the bride’s home performed by Rev Walking of the M E Church. After a weeklong tour the couple will reside at A T Hall property on North Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright-Smith
Carlton Bright
Logan
Mika May Smith
Baltimore
Ohio
Mr. Bright
Walking
M.E. Church
A.T. Hall
Mulberry Street
Fashion Notes on Full Skirts and Lingerie For Summer
The column highlights very full skirts with rich ruffles and lace trim, delicate Brussels net buds, and Indian white fabrics. It also covers up to date lingerie sets for brides, chemise gowns with broderie anglaise, and a range of linen parasols in pink, green, and white with decorative embroidery and bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K OF India
Broderie Anglaise
Louis Etyle
Modes and fabrics for maternity wear in fine nainsook
Features from Mme La Mode describe maternity garments in fine nainsook and cottons. Advice covers yoke and lace detailing, cutting under lace, and trims such as insertions. Fabrics include mercerized gingham, dotted effects, and plain cambric, with options in pink, white, and aqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
LA Mode
Oman
Local Matters from the Lagan to Logan News
Local notes report visits by William Curtis from Cambridge Ohio and Mrs J A Monene from Columbus, funerals for Darley Moore, a successful operation for Abner Drew, and family visits by W G Snodgrass of Marysville. Also covered are a small blaze in the Warner Building, a found mud muffled letter to Mrs John Oppler Norwood Ohio, G A R camp participants, Bible School delegates, wrestling match results, and upcoming Memorial Sermon and Ohio Music Teachers Association meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starcher
Henpeck Hill
John Oppler
Norwood
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. F. Ambrose
Miss Lou Green
Lewie Green
Michael Krunlauf
Somerset
St. John's Church
Mattingly
W. F. James
Miss Tracy
Logan Schools
Henry Doebele
John Acker, Jr
Ed. Beck
J. Aplin
D. H. Cappen
Miss May Kirker
Miss Kirker
George Work
Pedro Club
Henry Woodworth
Verne Bowen
Will Kousler
Cora Wright Tok
Helen Blavius
Dan Engle
Clave
Charlotte Work
Mira Lucy Walker
Mive Bird White
Sadie McCray
Miss Work
Irvin Krieg
Pedro
Mive Carrie Lute
Mise Hattie Juergonemior
Mra. H. L. Wright
Louise Stedem
Mary Vorle
Athone
G. Juergenamier
Lancaster
Mine Jeannette Motherwell
Chicago
Utah
Ubeathaw
Local Matters
Bort & Co
William Curtis
Lagan
Cambridge
J. A. Monene
Lee Hinek
Monroe
Darley Moore
Abner Drew
Hernin
Main Street
Mr. Drew
W.G. Snodgrass
Marysville
Fred Bright
A. Bright
Fred Weymueller, Jr
Nelsonville
Fred Weymueller
Warner
Brown Bros
Fred Warner
Caose
Washington D.H
John Strentz
W. W. McDonald
Wm. Lurimer
John Tritsch
Mre
John Wall
J.T. Sanderon
John Krinn
George Kluinschmidt
Tritech
Lone of Veterans
Hocking County Bible School
Laurelville
H.R. Harrington
H. G. Hensel
P. Martin
Charles KE. Wright
Mary Ferguson
KE. P. Price
Motere A. L. Hyson
Bell Miller
Ackersian
Pastoria
Lugenbeck
Cincinnati
Southern Athletic Club
Ackernan
Riba
Odd Fellows
Rebeloade
Rev. White
Rebvkahe
J. M. Jordi
Ohio Music Teachera Association
Board of Trade
Piano Forte
John R. Bowen
National Society
Piano Forte Tuners of America
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