Nelsonville Elks pick district chairman and officers
Nelsonville resident Carlos Ogg was elected chairman of the South Central District Elks at a weekend meeting with 11 of 14 lodges represented. Milton Berry named district secretary, Clarence Flowers district vice chair, and Leo Ward district treasurer. State officers led by W Stuart attended, with Toledo convention plans announced. Adjacent notes list new admissions, dismissals, and a postponed Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs meeting.
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Nelsonville
Carlos Ogg
BPO Elks
Elks
Milton Berry
Nelsonville Lodge
Clarence Flowers
Athens
Leo Ward
Lancaster
State Elks’ Association
Nelson BE
W Stuart
Cleveland
Toledo
William Kessler
South Central Area
Chillicothe
Circleville
Columbus
Gallipolis
Trenton
Jackson
Logan
Newark
Emblem Club
Hocking 51
Public Library Offers New Books for All Readers
The library invites patrons to browse new titles across topics. Notable works include Mao Tse-tung background, Life in Israel, Boswell’s London Journal, tradecraft in teaching, and biographies such as Ethel Waters. Fiction ranges from The Daughter of Jairus to The Faith of Mrs. Kelleen, with Rivers of America volumes and cookbooks among others to broaden knowledge and enjoyment.
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Pandoels B. Hill
Mao Twe- Tung
Red
China
Israel
Sugrue
Boswell
London Journal
Sheen
Jems
Galilee
Jairus
Fox
Mayrant
Ethel Waters
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Potomac
Savannah
Ultiman
Roark
Rainbow
Jenni
Gy Mountain
Briscoe
San Isidro
Bates
Mike
Kelleen
Russia
Delves-Broughton
Schulberg
F. Scott- Fitegerald
Point of
Helen Hokinson
Patient Convalescing in Local Hospital After Heart Attack
Mrs Frank O Mara is reported convalescing in Hocking Valley Hospital Logan after an ambulance took her from her Nelsonville home last Thursday following a heart attack.
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Nelsonville
Frank O'Mara
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Hat style echoes Hoppy with black felt and white trim
A distinctive hat features a black felt crown and a white band along the brim, matching the hat style commonly worn by Hoppy. The design blends classic western headwear with a bold white trim accent.
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Hoppy
Logan Brief Social Notes
Mrs. G C Hengst hosted the Tourist Club at her N Walnut Street home for a one o clock dessert luncheon. Spring flowers adorned the tables as Mrs. Carl Harsh sang with Miss Louise Bowen accompanying. President Mrs. Robert Keynes opened the meeting and introduced Mrs. J W Woodard who reviewed Albert Sweitzer's Out of My Life and Thought and spoke of the author’s life.
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Mary Smith
C. F. Ackers
Amos Potts
M. H. Cherrington
Minnie Moore
J. C. Guthrie
Harriet Gillian
R. B. Wilson
Naomi Goulding
Irvin Risch
Russell Berline
Allen Adams
Carlton
Radfords Visit Logan District from Athens
Mr and Mrs Carl Radford of Athens visited Logan on Saturday. Miss Wilhelmine Delssie spent the weekend in Athens as guest of her sister in law Mrs Grace Dels sie on East State Street.
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Carl Radford
Athens
Logan
Wilhelmine Delssie
Grace Delssie
E. State St
Boosters To Plan Concert and Festival
Nelsonville Band Boosters meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the high school home economics room to finalize plans for the spring concert on April 6 and the Southeast Music Festival on April 14. Refreshments will be served after the session.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Rally Camp Set For Logan Church Saturday
The district Intermedi ate rally and indoor camp of the Methodist Church will be held at the Logan church Saturday. Rev. Dr. R.B. Wilson, pastor, says music will be led by Curt Davin and the session starts at 10 a m.
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Logan
The
Methodist Church
Logan Church
R.B. Wilson
Curt Davin
Divorce Granted in Meigs County Pleas Court
Helen G. Pomeroy Schmoll was granted a divorce from Julius J. Sehmoll by Judge Emmett W. Peoples in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The decree cites gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty as the grounds.
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Pomeroy
Helen G. Schmoll
Julius J. Sehmoll
Emmett W. Peoples
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Informal Spring Dance Draws Large Attendance
Large turnout at the Informal spring dance Saturday night at the Izaak Walton League featured Bob Motzer and his Columbus orchestra for dancing. Sponsored by the Izaak Walton League and Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority the event ran from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Decor by the Logan sorority at the Lake Logan Clubhouse. The dance is part of a series co sponsored by the organizations.
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LOGAN
Izaak Walton League
Bob Motzer
Columbus Orchestra
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Lake Logan
Logan Sorority
Hocking Waltonians to Attend National Izaak Walton League Convention
Logan reporters note that the Hocking County Chapter will send a delegation to the national convention in Cincinnati this week. John Owens, president, leads the group and the Waltonian Chorus will perform Thursday evening. Telecast plans are under consideration for the Logan sportsmen chorus concert.
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Logan
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Cincinnati
Waltonian
John Owens
Sportsmen’s Chorus
Evidence Lacking as Mayor Dismisses Case in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Lewis Whitmore faced assault charges in a menacing manner and pleaded in nocent before Mayor Earl Hilleary. After a Saturday hearing the case was dismissed for lack of evidence. An affidavit by John Windle represented Larry Windle, age six. State Highway Patrol charged Thomas J. Koon of Columbus with failing to observe a stop sign. he pled guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Whitmore
Earl Hilleary
John Windle
Larry Windle
Thomas J. Koon
Columbus
Michigan Man Fined For Intoxicated Driving
Dick Balch of Flint was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was cited by city police after his car was reported involved in an accident Friday on Pottery Street.
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Logan
Dick Balch
Flint
Mich
Roger W. Friend
Balch
Pottery St
Nelsonville Seniors Attend Worlds Affairs Institute
Nelsonville high school seniors Bill Carter and Roger Wood attended the Worlds Affairs Institute in Cincinnati at week’s end. Sponsored by the Nelsonville Rotary Club with cooperation from four-state area clubs, the trip was funded by local sponsorship.
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Nelsonville
Bill Carter
Roger Wood
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Nelsonville Club
Carnelian Charm in Ancient Decoration and Beliefs
The carnelian was among the earliest stones used for decoration. Ancient people believed the reddish quartz protected its wearer from evil spirits.
Truck Plunges Off Road in Route 75 Embankment Crash
A semi trailer plunged down a 15 foot embankment on Route 75 near Clarence Hartman farm injuring driver Ralph Hughes of Oak Hill with two fractured tibias and head lacerations. The truck, jackknifed on a sharp curve, crushed the cab against the flat bed and narrowly avoided a hog house before sinking in a soggy field. Hughes was treated and released from Hocking Valley Hospital. The trailer owned by T. M. Detty of Oak Hill required a wrecker to extract it. A second Saturday night crash near Oldtown Bridge on Route 33 damaged two cars driven by Fred Miller of Springfield and Paul Lowry of Crestline.
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Logan
Route 75
Sheriff's Department
Ralph Hughes
Oak Hill
Clarence Hartman
Hughes
Hocking Valley Hospital
T. M. Detty
Fred Miller
Springfield
Paul Lowry
Crestline
Oldtown Bridge
No Slots In County Says Sheriff
Sheriff A J Waldron states no slot machines exist in Hocking County and none will be tolerated. He warns that cookie jars punch boards and any gambling device face fines from 50 to 500 dollars and 10 to 90 days in jail, or both, upon conviction. He vows arrests and full punishment under the law. One of every seven bales of cotton produced in the United States is lost to insects.
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Logan
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Waldron
United States
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