Middies Coach Praises Tradition After Second State Title
Middletown High School coach Paul Walker lauded a winning tradition at a Kiwanis dinner honoring Logan High School squads. Walker, who has five state titles in ten years at Middletown, praised hard work and time management and spoke highly of Jerry Lucas, predicting all American status by his sophomore year.
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Middletown
Kiwanis Club
Paul Walker
Fabulous Middies
Walker
Suc
Cess
Western Kentucky
Jerry Lucas
Lucas
Steve Allen
Richard Faulkner
John Weinrich
Alson Scrivner
Harry Westfall
Kiwanis
Charlotte Whitcraft
Sue Shipley
Patty Young
Patty Blair
Gretchen Rochester
Mickey Rutter
Harley Ellinger
Rudolph Hankison
Marion Allen
James Gustin
Nathan Davis
John Owens
John Saving
Dwight Diller
Jim Myers
J. M. Irvine
Sam Theiss
Albert Leonard
Mike Smith
Joe Risley
Columbus
Dan Crabtree
Railroader Honored For 50 Years Service
Logan Ohio James F McNamee Sr of 600 N Market St is honored for half a century with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and its predecessor Hocking Valley. He received a diamond pin and two railway passes at Logan freight office where he has been agent since 1936. McNamee began as agent and operator in 1907 and later worked at several towns before settling in Logan.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Green
Twenty Teachers Re-Hired By Education Board
The East Hocking District Board of Education re employed twenty teachers for the 1957 58 term. Postings include Murray City Schools staff Joan Bowers Raymond Frazier Mrs Alice Keairns Don Dawley Nelle Elliott Marguerite Jones and James White. Other contracts cover Carbon Hill Green Enterprise West Logan Marion Gore and Gore district assignments with teachers named for elementary and high school roles.
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East Hocking
Joyce Norman
Green
Joyce Thompson
Ruth Simpkins
Mary Barbour
Louise Wolfe
James White
Grace Orr
Enterprise
West Logan
Marion
Rachel Rennels
Delbert Davis
Berdena Woods
Josephine Sayre
Gore
Grace Brown
Logan Society Auxiliary Instituted in Logan
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Logan Aerie No. 2168 was instituted Sunday at the Eagles hall with about 150 in attendance including 45 of 50 charter members. Lancaster Eagles Auxiliary members installed the Logan unit. Ruth Losekamp of Cincinnati served as instituting deputy. Mrs. Bessie Toka of Dover spoke.
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Eagles Hall
Logan Auxiliary
Lancaster Eagles Auxiliary
Logan
Ruth Losekamp
Cincinnati
Bessie Toka
Dover
Wayne Grove
Willis Helber
Paul Wingrove
A. M. Hutton
Lee Rutter
Aaron Norris
Don Spang
Marjorie Brian
Marlene Kline
Bernice Nutter
Jake Ruff
Clarence Angle
James Cottrill
Perry Kline
George Estep
Richard Dye
Martha Frasure
Albert Lackey
Inez Kern
Clarence Mason
Glendon Smith
Jack Emrick
Jesse Swick
Roy Beougher
Paul Howdyshell
George
Marietta
Ray Julian
Nash Phelps
Lenny Henry
Anise Holbrook
Jerome Kellenbarger
Carlos Mingus
Bert Davis
William Wolfe
Arthur Miller
Edward Darrell
Gerald Sinnott
George Warren
John Holdsworth
Jack Klum
Velva Scott
Clyde Wil
New Car Titles Rise in Hocking County in March
Logan reports a March increase of over 75 percent in new car titles issued versus February. A total of 97 title certificates were issued, with breakdowns including resale 282 used retail 193 used casual 213 conversions 20 voids 12 replacements 4 and body changes 1. Mortgages filed reached 336 with 287 cancellations, and receipts totaled 1317.30 dollars.
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Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Hankinson Rites Planned for Emma E Hankison
Arrangements are set for the funeral of Emma E Hankison 88 who died Monday night at 661 W Hunter St after a long illness. She was the widow of Pernal Hankinson born near Llesboro daughter of Sydney and Cynthia Bainter lived in Logan and Hocking County. She belonged to Morris Chapel Methodist Church. Surviving: son Arthur Hankison Norwalk two daughters Fre da Hicks Logan Eunice Nader Lancaster five grandchildren nine great grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Friends may call at Leonard funeral home with service at 10 30 a m Thursday conducted by Rev Stanley T Benton. Burial in Ewing Cemetery.
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Emma E. Hankison
W. Hunter St
Pernal Hankinson
Llesboro
Sydney
Cynthia Nimon Bainter
Hocking County
Morris Chapel
Arthur Hankison
Norwalk
Freda Hicks
Eunice Nader
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
Srevices
Stanley T. Benton
Ewing Cemetery
Bell-Ans Tablets Promise Fast Stomach Relief
Certified lab tests show Bell-Ans neutralizes three times as much stomach acidity in one minute as leading tablets. The advertisement urges readers to buy Bell-Ans for rapid relief and cites its claimed effectiveness.
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Grand Jurors Called For April 22 Session
Logan The Hocking County grand jury was called to meet Monday April 22 to consider 12 cases. Judge Harley Meyer ordered the session. Cases include second degree manslaughter in a highway crash that killed Edward Iles and several larceny and theft charges involving Concession Stand Old Man's Cave meters and park meters. Other indictments list failure to support dependents and animal quarantine violations.
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Leonard D. Flowers
Rockbridge
Edward Iles
Logan
John Weston
Old Man’s Cave
Jerry L. Huddy
William Sheren
John A. Matheny
John H. Warren
Albany residents attend district WSCS at Lancaster
Ten Albany residents joined the district WSCS at Lancaster led by Mrs. Howard Stanley and nine others including Mrs. A R Caster and Mrs. Honor Stansbury. Edna Lasch returned home from a winter with her children in Alabama, while Moe Baughman and Mrs Arthur Enley were in Columbus on business.
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Albany
WSCS
Lancaster
Howard Stanley
A. R. Caster
Honor Stansbury
Qwinn Russell
Clarence Arbaugh
Mannering Galloway
Dale Scott
Bernard Withrow
Frank Radcliff
Richard Jar- Vis
Edna Lasch
Alabama
Oe Baughman
Arthur Enley
Columbus
Nursing course enrollments open in Logan Ohio
Applications are invited for two home nursing courses offered by the Hocking County Red Cross Chapter with instructor Merl Primmer. Classes run May 9 16 and June 6 13 20 in Red Cross quarters, with enrollment by May 1. Gray Ladies volunteers from Logan and Hocking County assist at Chillicothe Veterans Hospital and Roslyn Air Force Station.
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Hocking County
Red Cross
Mary Thompson
Merl Primmer
Logan Route 2
Thompson
Logan and Hocking County
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
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