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1 THE LOGAN DAILY NEWS, LOGAN, OHIO TO 700 Social Happenings Personals-News of Interest to Women NEWS TO NUMBER keeping up for The family Sweet Tooth a Ifci or mmrim with karelun One more icy day and night and going to get my fur coat out of storage tired of shivering all night and every time I get in the shade according to MY geography, in August hot in Ohio somebody made a mistake or perhaps our weather is only a military secret It surely looks like the in Logan never saw so many seamen ashore on the banks of the Hocking been looking for a couple of them to meet and break into the Hornpipe it would be something new, anyhow And Buddy went home last night other name is a mystery to me, I know where his home is or what he was doing here but a few weeks ago somebody said, is and been seeing him and his very friendly smile around ever since he stopped in last night to say he was leaving in about an hour And now I hear that my stated objections to a Logan- Lancaster game is making the team members very mad at me tch, tch if true, sorry from here on out live for that Lancaster game, and if you beat the sox off of them, then be mad incidentally, gals, if you want to roll off those extra pounds the summer has accumulated on you here and there, go up and roll with the team in their calesthenics bet you take it Evabody comes out of Mrs. Miniver with eyes streaming it seems the way to avoid that tell-tale pink around the face is to wait until a couple of reels have unrolled before you go in then you have to stay after the finish to see the first and by the time the first is over gotten your weeps under control see Got such a kick out of last letter he points out that the life of an aviation cadet is not as advertised, especially since the war those glamourizing misconceptions were pure propaganda he says think I can take all that they can hand out for the simple reason that it does me good to see the rest of these draft dodgers suffer. That makes it bearable there were seven fellows passed out at the physical training session we had yesterday and four went out today, one after we got back to company street about 30 go on sick call every morning so I feel that I can stand about whatever they dish the idea seems to be to make it as tough as possible in order to drop all but the fittest by the wayside before they bother with the training It was a mighty gorgeous night for an eclipse and it seemed a shame to black out such radiance a moon like that happen every day, you know JLJOUSEWIVES CAN BE PATRIOTIC and at the same time satisfy the family sweet tooth by adopting the newest tested recipes for desserts. is pictured a delicious strawberry preserves cream pic which uses very little sugar. Glassed syrup and glassed Tea Garden strawberry preserves give the necessary sweetness.

Below, a peach dessert cake which depends on Tea Garden Drips for a delicate maple-like flavor and a aolden brown color. Wolfe Reunion Held The annual Wolfe reunion was held Sunday, August 16, at Kachelmacher Park. The same president, Charles J. Wolfe, will resume his duties next year. It was voted that music be used for Thursday, August 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Edear, Mrs. Ann Brunton, Mrs. Mary Bond Henry, Mr.

and Mrs. James Bond, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, all of Columbus, and Mrs. Lillian Brown and son, Mickey, of Logan, were the Sunday guests of Mrs.

John Bond, 35 West Front Street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters and daughters, Mary Jeanne and Martha were in Columbus Wednesday. Emmett Allen, of Columbus, is visiting this week with his broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Mauk, 59 West Front Street. Miss Edith Getz, of Lancaster, is the guest of Mrs. V. G.

Bowen, 33 West Second Street, this week. Floyd Walters, of near Nelsonville, was a business visitor in Logan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Evans, of Zanesville, were shoppers and visitors in Logan Saturday.

the next reunion which will held at Kachelmacher Park. Mrs. May Wilkins, of Warren, Indiana, and Basil Davis, of Glouster were the Tuesday morning guests of Mrs. Will Barthlow, East Front Street. Miss Shirley Mooney returned to Logan Tuesday after visiting Miss Phyllis Leonard and Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Farmer in Columbus, since Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stokes and family, of Athens, were visiting and shopping in Logan, Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howdyshell, of Maxville, were visitors in this city Saturday. Gay Turner, of Haydenville was a business visitor in Logan Monday. Mrs.

John Woolcy, of near Logan, was shopping in Logan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Ambrose, of Sugar Grove, were visiting and shopping in Logan Monday. be day, August 30. Mr. Sun- Mrs. POWER BECOMES MARINE PRIVATE Visit Your Friendly PURE OIL SERVICE STORE for Bumper to Bumper Change-Over Service Motion picture actor Tyrone Power is pictured being sworn In as a private in the United States Marine Corps by Major William Howard, USMC, officer in charge of the Washington, D.

headquarter s. A ccording to present plans Power will go an an Pure Solvenized Gasoline Tiolene Motor Oils Pure-Sol Solvenizing Tuneup Trestment. 0 Pure Sure Lubrication GAS WELL SERVICE STATION W. Main 8t. at Hunter keep MATINEE DAILY 2 P.

M. NOW PLAYING FALL IN LOVE WITH (Zmft 6 ARSON 1 lifLUfca itrtso ibn moy A MCTUM CARTOON NEWS FRIDAY-SATURDAY JUDV CANOVA Ml BROWN HIT NO. 2 TOUGH AS Three Days Starts SUNDAY 00 1 HY WXIUM BMf LAMOURHOLDENBRACKEN THE FLEETS IN W.S.C.S. Celebrates Second Anniversary with Dinner Social Calendar Over one hundred members of the Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church attended the five dinner held in the dining room of the church, with Mrs. circle as hostesses.

The tables were decorated in red, white, and blue, and the table was centered with large anniversary cake with two candles. Mrs. Lester Risch presided at the business meeting and devotions were given by Mrs. Jesse Ralston. The hymns, One and No were sung by the society with Mrs.

Walter Prather at the piano. During the business meeting the names of all the boys of the Methodist Church who are in the service, were divided among the circles, for them to remember in any way they please. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. James Blosser, who donated a piano to the chapel. Mrs.

Tom Connor was in charge of the program. While reciting a poem, Mrs. Stanley Wiant presented the anniversary cake to Mrs. Laura McCormick, an honored guest. Mrs.

McCormick responded with a poem Surprise Farewell Held for Byron Eby Wednesday, August 26 Stitch and Chatter to meet with Mrs. William Sayers. Lutheran Youth to meet at tiome of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rauber.

Meet at church at 7:00. Delta Theta Tau Sorority will meet at rooms at 6:30 P. M. for trip to Buckeye Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. Byron Eby were pleasantly surprised Thursday evening when a number of friends and neighbors came to their home with well filled baskets for a farewell party. Mr. Eby has accepted a teaching position at Roseville, and will move there in the near future. The evening was very enjoyably spent and present were: Mrs.

Charles Milburn, Lois Milburn, and Jack Milburn, of Columbus; Miss Wanda Devol, of Nelsonville; Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Worley, of Rock House; Mr.

and Mrs. Will Viola and son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore, Phyllis and Doris Febes, Paul Lytle, Harold Bigham, Homer Anderson, H. R.

Holland and sons, James and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vorhees and family, Vivian, Dickie, and Ralph Ogle, Mr. Harvey Fetherolf, D. of A.

Lodge No. 120 and D. of A. Club to meet at hall at 7:30 Potluck Supper after lodge. Thursday, August 27 Logan Squaw Club to meet with Mrs.

Gerty Harden at 7:30 P. M. Glenova Council will meet at eight A party is being arranged celebrating birthdays in January, February, July, and August. All members arc requested to be present. Friday, August 28 Four Square Class to have picnic at Kachelmacher Park at 5:30 P.

M. for members and their families. Charles Bright, and Mrs Barthlow. Betty Jean Friend Entertains Monday A party sponsored by the Woodland 4-H Club was held at the home of Betty Jean Friend following a hay ride Monday Bright and Glorious Tomor- solli oeorge, and grandson. Donald Mrs.

Warren Lanning read petherolf, Alfred Taylor, Mr. and the scriptures and an original Mrs Jud sinyres and family, Mr. poem by her daughter, and Joe Flume, son, Joe, and Members who assisted with the daughteri Genevieve, Mr. and Mrs. program, Miss Erma Crow, and children, Wilma, John Leach, Mrs.

A. T. Bertie, and Sonny, and Mrs. Ted Struble, each read an article in keeping with the; work of the society. Jane Lan-; Miss Rempel Holds ning sang a solo to the tune of advertising the paper, World Mrs.

Walter Haas read a story about this paper. Helen Haas played two piano solos, Perfect and Mrs. Ted Struble read an article, Woman in Back of the Whole G. T. Bridge Club Miss Elizabeth Rempel entertained Monday evening at her home on East Main Street, for the G.

T. Bridge Club. The evening was spent playing cards and visiting. High score was won by Mrs. Arthur Miller, Mr.

and Mrs. Kitchen Have Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kitchen, Warner Avenue, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Mrs. J.

G. Cole sang; who substituted for Mrs. B. C. a solo, the Facing of This Hyson.

while Mrs. M. H. Cher-1 Those present were: Mrs. Mill- rington pantomimed.

Jeannie; er, Mrs. T. S. Houston, Mrs. V.

G. Haas closed the meeting by re-! Bowen, Mrs. Harry Bartlett, Mrs. citing a patriotic poem. Mrs.

Kenneth Hieks, of Gore, Lucius Wright, Mrs. Mayme Rochester, and Miss Emma Floyd. In two weeks the club will Sunday, August 30 Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority to have annual Day banquet at White House at 4 P. M. Informal banquet.

Inactives are invited to attend. Committee in charge: Martha Walsh, chairman, Virginia Fitzgerald, Teresa Kaiser, Mrs. Chester Spencer, Mrs. John Shaw, and Martha Magle. Anyone planning to attend should notify one of the committee before Thursday, August 27.

Mrs. Roxie Cupp Is Honored on Birthday evening. Those present were Cynthia Richardson, of Glouster, Mary Jo Brown, Roseanne Warner, Joanne Hilderbrandt, Roseanne Brown, Winojean Sloan, Joanne Adcock, Betty Jean Friend, Bob Saving, Eugene Brown, Jim Arnold, Bob Johnston, Jonas Morris, Ray Perkins, Wally Saving, and Owen Landis. The group was chaperoned by Annabelle Heine and Peck Mowery. Charlie Ziegler also attended the hay ride.

The group witnessed the eclipse of the moon from the Nelsonville fire tower. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Have Picnic was a visitor in Logan Monday, meet at the home of Mrs. Houston. Mrs. Roxie Cupp, West Hunter Street, who celebrated her birthday Sunday was honored by a group of friends with an all-day picnic at Kachelmacher Park Tuesday.

Those who came to honor Mrs. Cupp were: Mrs. Ida Fallon and Charles Godwin, of Chicago, Illinois, houseguests of Mrs. Cupp; Mrs. Glenn Wheeler and her grandson, Ralph Pease, of Columbus, Mrs.

W. E. Spielman, Mrs. Clyde Rose, Mrs. Margaret Knapp, Mrs.

Clarence Phillips and son, I Gary, Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mrs. Due to the weather Sunday, the Old Fellows and Rebekahs Picnic was held at the country home at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marx near Logan, instead of Kachelmacher Park.

Those attending the picnic were: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Strawn and granddaughter, Carol Anne, of New Straitsville, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lightfoot and sons, Larry and Danny.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner Lehman and son, Jacob. Mr. ad Mrs.

Charles Gompf, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foster, of Columbus, Mrs.

Ferd F. Kistler, Mrs. Gayle Hill and son, Joe, Mrs. Susie Nupp, Mrs. Leo Marx, and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Marx. Mrs. R. Collins, of near Logan, was a Monday shopper in Logan.

Buy War Bonds! CAMILLG For Your Next PERMANENT WAVE Telephone 342 347 N. Walnut St. Kitchen wUl entertain with a family dinner, and will have open house in the afternoon from two to four, and in the evening from six to nine. L. F.

Fuller, of New Plymouth, was a business visitor in Logan Monday. Mrs. Marie Gabriel, of New Plymouth, visited and shopped in this city Monday. The Ramparts We FROM VALLEY FORGE lo Verdun from Hunker Hill to Bataan we have fought to keep a nay of life founded 011 Liberty and Equality. Only faith in complete unity of effort and will keep America free.

wherever free buy the Stamps and that will produce tile tools of Victory. EVERY MAN, woman and child a vital part in the War effort. This our war, and we are all in it together. This battle will he won, too, 111 factories on in and EVERY WAR STAMP AND BOND you buy to bring the final Victory nearer. Join the Payroll Plan at your company.

When a at your home, the pledge card for all you can afford. Enlist your current to save America Freedom. Help the American find the needed for Victory. Loss and Save More to Help in the 1 IF dr Stamps and Bonds Regularly I jS mm THE LOGAN DAILY A A A A A A A A A A A A.