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Joan Byers, Jerry Connor Are Married This Morning St John's Catholic Church was the setting this morning for the marriage of Mias Joan Ruth Byers, daughter of Paul Byers of Pittsburgh, and the late Mrs. I aj I McGeary Byers of Krie, to Jerry Michael Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Connor, 205 North St The Nuptial Mass was read at ten o'clock with the double ring ceremony solemnized by the bride groom's cousin, the Kr. John Geiger, assistant pastor of St Mary Magdalene Church, Columbus, Mrs George Geiger of Sugar Grove, aunt of the bridegroom, was organist, and Harold Kessler of Athens, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, sang a numbe of appropriate hymns during the ceremony.

The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, was attired in a silk shantung suit She carried a prayer book topped with cymbtdiums and stephanot is. Miss Patricia Connor, the sister, was maid of honor ami only attendant for the bride Hubert Shook of Chicago, III served as best man for Mr Con nor Ushers were Donald Byers of Columbus, brother of the bride, and Philip Connor, Akron, brother of the bridegroom. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served in the Happy Birthday Saturday, July 5 Kvans Sanford Hand 111, 2, of Ht 2 Mrs. (Lydia) Brandt, 272 Main St. Mrs Kenneth Carter Mrs.

Walter Woodruff, 1150 Third St. Diana Lynn Inboden, 8, Rt 4 Gary Franklin Strous, 6, Iaiurel- ville Ivouella Julian, 11 Mrs James Stump (Colctta Poling), 21, Bexley Sunday, July 6 Donald Kugenc Leasure, 11, I-o- gan Rt 2 Sharon Ann Carter, 13, of 153 Poplar St. Mrs Richard Huston, 354 W. Front St Carroll L. Polsley Eddie Saunders.

5 Kelly Meklrim Price, 3 Mrs John Popow (Christine F.b- crst) Melvin Homer Trowbridge, 11, New Plymouth Larry Lee Blosser, Logan Rt. 2 Gerry F. Phillips. Mrs. George E.

Crane, S. Mulberry St. Belated greetings to Ricky Dale Hoffman, 1, July 3 banquet room of restaurant. The couple then left on a short wedding trip. They will reside in Ixigan.

A graduate of McDowell High School, Erie, the bride attended Grove City College, Grove City, and graduated from the University of Pittsburgh She is a member of the Logan High School faculty. Mr. Connor, a Logan High School graduate, has employment as a compositor with the Daily News He served with the U.S. Army for two years, 18 months of which were spent in France. Donna Sue Steel, Charles Hanes Jr.

Will Wed Aug. 8 I) MISS DONNA STEEL Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Steel, Laurelville, are announcing the en gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Donna Sue, to Charles Hanes son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Hanes Laurelville Rt 1 Miss Steel is a 1958 graduate of Laurelville High School Mr. Hanes, a graduate of Salt Creek High School in 1956, is employed with IJmbach Columbus. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 8. Mr and Mrs.

Craig Kinney and daughters Melissa and Julie will leave Sunday for a week vacation at Lakeside. While there they wiR reside in the cottage of Mrs. M. Cbemngton. MAYTAG Woshers Dryers Wringers ond Automatics We Need Used Wringer era High Trade-In anca.

HOME APPLIANCE STORE Ph.8-2133 480 W. Hunter 8t. Eastern Deanery Of Catholic Women Elect New Officers Mrs. William Ryan of Lancaster has been elected president of the Eastern Deanery, Diocesan Council of Catholic Women succeeding Mrs Mell G. Underwood New Other new' Deanery officers are Mrs.

Glen Sheridan of Zanesville, vice president; Mrs. Ernest Bever of Somerset, secretary, and Mrs. Philip Walker of Somerset, treasurer. The Deanery held a Day of Recollection Sunday at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Somerset, with the Rev.

Fr. William Fincel P. officiating Mrs. Underwood presided and thanked the committees who had served with her for the past two years She also gave special thanks to Mr. and Mrs Alan Koonts who have provided a home for a foreign exchange student attending St.

Aloysius Academy at New Lexington. A dinner was served at noon with Stations of the Cross and Holy Hour closing the activities. ARE YOU Buy That Policy! McCray Pond Insurance 5-2525 Social Calendar Saturday, July 5 Fourth of July dance at fzaak Walton clubhouse, Lake 10 2 Music by the Starlightcrs of Lancaster. Sponsored by Sigma Phi Gamma sorority and Izaak Walton League. Antioch Grange round and square dance, 8 30 12.

Music by Ringhiscr'a Rhythm Drifters. Grangers ami friends invited. Sunday, July 8 Fourth annual Edwards reunion at Cantwell Cliffs shelter house Basket dinner at 12 noon. Music and entertainment in afternoon. Tatman reunion at Ash Cave.

Monday, July 7 Girl Scout Council meeting at Scout rooms, 1 p.m. Group I. Women of St Matthew Lutheran Church, hamburger fry at Kachelmacher Park, 6 p.m. Committee will furnish hamburger. Phone Mrs.

George Gribblr, 5 4070 if planning to attend Bring own table service. Degree of Pocahontas, 7:30 Installation of officers All officers and members asked to attend. Refreshments by committee. Tuesday, July 8 Junior Tourist Book Club annual picnic at Allen cottage. Members to meet at home of Mrs.

Paul Stivison, 6 p.m. Dtio Matres league swimming party at Hope. Members to meet at Kachelmacher Park, 9 a m. Bring sack luncheon. Group II.

Women of St. Matthew Lutheran Church at parish house. Picnic dinner at 12 noon. Bring own table service. Group III, Women of the Church of St.

Matthew Ixitheran family picnic at Kachelmacher Park, 6:30 pm. VFW Auxiliary, 7 30 pm. Presentation of American flag to Civil Air Patrol. Members bring cookies or sandwiches. Wednesdy, July 9 Farm Bureau Advisory Council Committee.

8 at home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Homemakers Club picnic at Rittgers cabin. 6 pm. Bring wrapped gift for white elephant sale and own table service.

Four Seasons Garden Club. 7:30 pm. at Ohio Power Co. auditorium. Hocking Garden Club picnic at Coon Hollow Farm.

Potluck. Bring own table service. Contact Mrs. Amos Potts for transportation. Picnic at 6 p.m.

of A meeting, 7:30 m. All members urged to attend. Friday, July 11 Jitney supper and bazaar at New Plymouth Grange hall, Kt. 56. sponsored by six churches of the Vinton County Charge.

Serving will begin at 4 p.m. SALLY'S SALLIES After you turn a cake out of a pan onto a wire rack, invert it again on another rack so it will be right side up. Picnic On Lawn Enjoyed On Fourth At L. E. Scott Home Mr.

ami Mrs. L. E. Scott, 306 W. Front were hosts at a picnic on their lawn the Fourth of July.

In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unger and Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Myers and son David of West Logan.

Mrs. Carrie Davis and Mr ami Mrs. Gerald Culbertson and children Curtis, Kenneth, Gregory and Sandra of and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Simon and son Brent of Chillicothe.

Mrs. Simon is the former Violet Culbertson, daughter of Mrs. Seott. Visiting with the E. Scotts Friday morning were Mr.

son and family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott and daughters Marjorie and Phyllis of Kent. They were en route home after a visit with Mrs. Scott's sister Mrs.

Harold Klinger and family. Union Furnace Rd. Marjorie and Phyllis returned home with their parents after a week's vacation with the Klingers. HEW TORO 20" WHIRLWIND DOES ALL 4 BIG LAWN JOBS! 1. Grooms ordinary lawns perfectly.

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4. Fertilizes your lawn with fine natural helps build thick turf. CARL MOCK Sales Service South Logan Phone 5-3228 TERMS To Fit Your BUDGET tell him the up a tree again at the same GETTING INTO THE Louis players Gene Freese (left) and Joe Cunningham know they'd be catching curves like this when they went onto the field at Cincinnati before a game with the Redlegs. The girls drafted them Into dancing during a pre-game variety ahow. (UPI TelephotoJ Upper Room Class Meets At Devol Home The Upper Room Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church was entertained Sunday night by Mr, and Mrs.

David Devol at their Front St. home The affair was in the form of a hard times party. Members attended appropriately attired in old ragged and patched clothing. Several prizes were awarded for costumes, Craig Kinney was in charge of games. In opening the business meeting the group prayed the Lord's Prayer and Harold Heinlein presided.

Plans were made to get an estimate on remodeling the floor in the crying room of the church. The program committee comprised of Mrs. Neal Dillon, Harold Heinlein and Craig Kinney will arrange a chicken barbecue for members and families at the Heinlein cabin on Sunday, July 20. Refreshments were served to Wallace Blake, teacher of the class, and Mrs. Blake, Mr.

and Mrs Neal Dillon, Mr and Mrs. Harold Heinlein, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kinney and Mr. and Mrs.

Devol, hosts. Of A Council Officers Installed By Mrs. Lehman Officers were installed by Mrs. Gladys deputy, at the regular meeting of Council 120 of the Daughters of America Wednesday night. New officers are Chester Blake, councilor; Mrs.

Rebecca Stewart, associate councilor; Charles Riddleharger, vice councilor; Mrs. Laura E. Watkins, associate vice councilor; Mrs. Mary Ix'aman, warden; Mrs. Vemie Congrove, treasurer; Mrs Stella Barker, recording secretary; Mrs.

Libby Palmer, assistant recording secretary; Mrs. Margaret L. Kistler, trustee; Miss Charlotte Blake, assistant financial secretary; Mrs. Mary Armstrong, inside sentinel; Mrs. Donna Geil, outside sentinel; Mrs.

Margaret L. Kistler, junior past councilor; Mrs Lucille Blake, junior associate councilor and representative to the state session, and Mrs. Stella Wills, pianist. The retiring councilor was presented a gift from the council. Chester Blake received the door prize.

Refreshments were served by the social committee to 22 members. THE LOGAN DAILY NEWS Edge 5 Saturday, July Charles Achauers Are In Mississippi For Son's Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Achauer, Poplar left Thursday morning by plane for Brookhaven.

to attend the wedding of their son, Charles Woodrow Achauer. to Miss Patricia Ann McMahon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. McMahon of Brook haven.

The marriage ceremony will be performed at seven this evening at First Methodist Church, Brookhaven. A Logan High School graduate, the bridegroom-to be is presently employed as assistant research geologist in the research division for the Rocky Mountain area of Atlantic Refining Casper, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Evans (Mary Kate Bishop) of Encinitas, arc spending their vacation in with Mrs. mother Mrs. Della Bishop and Mrs. brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Bishop. Mrs. Tom Heft Entertains For Son David Lee Mrs. Tom Heft entertained in honor of her son David Lee, who was three years old July 1. The party was in the form of a picnic at Kachelmacher Park Tuesday afternoon The table was centered with a cake anti each place was a cupcake bearing each name.

David received a number of gifts. Those present were great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vance Stewart Mrs. Glen Warthman and son Bobby, Mrs.

Kenneth Johnson anti children Janet, Joyce. Jill and Teddy, Paulette Jurgensmier, Mrs. Edward Dougherty and children Steve, Ricky and Jakki, Mrs. Fred Dougherty anti son Nicky and the honored guest and Mrs. Heft.

Stump Run News Notes By MRS. CLARENCE BRYAN Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Clark and family of Amanda were the Saturday guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs.

Wdbur Clark. Miss Sharon Krisher spent the weekend as the guest of Miss Carolyn Clark of Stump Run. Mr and Mrs. Harold Thompson and family of Laurelville and Mr and Mrs. Kohler of Columbus called on Mr.

and Mrs. Linza Belcher Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Ferguson were the Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryan. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Vorhees anti family of Akron spent the weekend with friends and relatives here. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Bryan and Mr and Mrs. Wayne Vorhees motored to Chittcnango.

last Wednesday. Wayne Vorhees remained there to work on a large pipeline. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and Mrs.

Vorhees returned home Friday. Pine Grove Youth Fellowship Has Picnic At Park Youth Fellowship members of Pine Grove Methodist Church held their family picnic recently at Kachelmacher Park. Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Olen Lama.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack North and daughter Carol. Mr. and Mrs.

Merton Ix'h- man and son Duane. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones and son Ricky, Mrs. Ernest Garrett and children Arlene, Ruby, Letha, Larry, Clyde, Claude.

Bobby and Roger and Misses Charlotte and Janet Burns A basket dinner was served and grace was offered by Jack North preceding the dinner. Ohioan Bishop-Elect' CHICAGO Rev. Bomard Golawski of Cleveland, Ohio, became bishop-elect of the Polish National Catholic Church of America Friday. He was elected by delegates to the 10th General Synod of the denomination, which has about 265,000 members in the United States and Canada. Enduring USE THE WANT ADS Gelatin desserts usually need from two to four hours in the refrigerator, after they are prepared, for setting.

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Only ofTice buildings, to be sure. I have before me figures from a rental agent which disclose that from 90 to 95 per cent of all New York's post-war apartment structures don't have 13th the trend is otherwise in office buildings. Of 30 new skyscrapers Just thrown and there seem to be five new ones mushrooming to the blue every time you look five have no 13th floors. According to one builder, the difference is due to sex. Businessmen, he has found, don't care what number ia on the floor where they housewives, on the other hand, are Inclined to shudder at the prospect of living in a 13th-floor apartment.

The builder's acute observations are, of course, final proof of the melancholy fact that women's hearts and minds stiU are in the Dark Ages. The New York City Housing authority, as befits a brusquely official body, takes no cognizance of superstition and so includes a 13th floor in each of its The NYCHA has no trouble renting its floors, either. In one Madison avenue building, a company leased the "14th was no 13Ui in this and then insisted that it be renamed the 13th. For builders trying to break away from superstition, there sometimes are complications. One Park avenue building was thrown up WITH a 13th when the elevator cabs arrived, it was discovered there were no "13s" on the floor indicators.

So, the floors were renumbered. a a a a THE GOOD NEWS TODAY is that Julie Haydon. George Jean Nathan's ethereal widow who has been too long away from tha stage (she was classic in Shadow and Bubstance), is going to do Philip Barry's The Joyous Stason In July at N.Y.U.'a Hall of Fama Playhouse. a Hempstead. L.

shipyard that ia offering Chinese-type junks for sale for from $2,300 to the embellishments including bamboo rainhats, opium lamps, rice and tea bowls and idols to keep away evil sea spirits. Neatest, most brilliant mendicant's approach of the year: friend of mine was stopped in Eighth street in the Village the other night by a gent carrying a loaf of French bread. "Mister," he said, got the bread and there's a gal waiting for me under a tree. Now all 1 need ia a jug of wine. Could you spare a dollar?" He got the buck, of course.

The group luncheon trade helps keep Paddy's Clam House here is overdoing it. Its list of events for May Includes gatherings of the Dogbite Veterinary society, the Thoughts That Inspire Publishing corporation and the Broken Drum Supply company, If I make it to Giengen on the In Germany next month, thia will be the second year in a row I've misaed the world Teddy Bear festival. Miracle of the week: George Evanthea, a local hair and scalp specialist, doesn't claim he can baldness and even admits no hair lives more than from two to four years. GLADYS LLOYD ROBINSON has turned her Ferrari toward the Fair in Manhattan is relaxing. Miss R.

who travels everywhere with a Modigliani (The Boy in the Orem SuiO wrapped In brown paper, has Just finished her 60th art exhibition at the Hammer galleries. Miss Robinson is a whirlwind. She used to dance with Astaire In the 1920s and it as she who told Picasso, "My father was a sculptor. He taught me to chisel a little." What happens to quiz-show winners: a local newspaper ad offered a round-trip journey to Europe, won on a panel show, in exchange for the use of a good convertible during the summer months. Arlene Francis been named New "official summer festival hostess." happen to a nicer girl.

Bishop Werner Hcods Theological School COLUMBUS Bishop Hazen G. Werner, resident bishop of the Church in Ohio, has been elected president of the board of trustees of the Methodist Theological School in Ohio. The school will he built 18 miles north of Columbus at Stratford. The 25 member board, meeting for the first time Thursday, also elected Dr William B. Robinson, Canton district superintendent, and Philip Ebeling, Dayton attorney, vice presidents.

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