Logan Polio Shot Schedule Sets Vaccination Pace
Logan Hocking County Health Department has set a polio vaccine schedule for first and second graders in city, parochial, and county schools with vaccines expected by early next week. The plan, advised by Dr. Jonas Salk, shifts timing to two doses about four weeks apart and a booster six to seven months later, aims to finish pre term immunizations and complete after the next school year. Vaccinations begin April 19 with a detailed elementary by-school timetable, free immunizations funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and parental permission rising from 67 percent to potentially higher as confidence grows.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Health Department
Ehlers
West Low
Marion
Laurelville
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
Greene
Union Furnace
Sesboro
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Webb's Summit
Gore
St. John’s
West
Central School
East
National Foundation For
Sunday Guests Mark Peters 31st Wedding Anniversary
Local families from South Charleston McArthur Zaleski and Logan visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peters as they celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary. Various relatives attend including Huntleys Peters Hixenbaughs and McDaniels with guests from Columbus Massillon and Bellview.
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New Plymouth
George Ours
South Charleston
Glen Peters
Mike
McArthur
Blanche Potter
Zaleski
Robert Huntley
Don Peters
Walter Peters
Donald Huntley
Charles
Laura Jane
Frank Rife
Buchtel
Athlinda Williams
Vermont Todd
Robert
Bellview
Don Eggleston
Virgil Todd
John Archer
Tommy
Mary Beth
Columbus
J. G. Harris
Herbert Morary
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
George Turner
Hazel Turner
Ivan Miller
Union Furnace
Charles Chambers
Rudolph Carter
Billie Fuller
Arthur Barton
Springfield
George Carter
Charles Fuller
Billy Fuller
Richard
Flo McDaniel
University Hospital
John McGathey
John Scott
Xenia
Hobart Steele
Florida
Steele
White Cross Hospital
J. D. Harris
Roy Haskins
Grace Methodist Church
Gallipolis
Jacksonville
Fla
S. Terrace Ave
Haskins
LIGAN-David Rodriguez Marriage License Listed in Logan
Two marriage licenses recorded in Logan include Ligan David Rodriguez 22 of the U. S. Air Force based at Lockbourne and Patricia Lou Brown 18 at home in Logan. Andrew W. Wilson Sr. 69 retired and Fanny Virginia Freeman 45 housekeeper, Logan, also listed.
Logan Social Notes Highlight Dance Plans and Club Events
Sigma Phi Gamma and Izaak Walton League to co sponsor a spring dance on April 16 at the clubhouse with Bob Holloway's orchestra playing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sorority members will host the Fred J. Mack Circus appearance May 18 at the fairgrounds, with a half price advance ticket sale two weeks prior to benefit the Central Heat Association and Hocking County Heart Fund Drive. Additional club activities include a May 9 Westminster House open meeting, musical programs by Euterpean Club members, and multiple piano violin and duet performances by local members and guests.
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Jack Tschappat
Sigma Phi Gamma
Izaak Walton League
Bob Holloway
Fred J. Mack
Fairgrounds
Central Heat Association
Hockling County
Don Funk
Roy Rutter
Tschappat
Harold Brown
John Shaw
Eugene Johnson
John Hamilton
William Graham
Charles Kleinschmidt
Michael Scaparrotti
Bea Smith
Ralph Courter
John Sherwood
Warner Ave
Euterpean Club
John Wolfe
Harold Techau
Richard Farmer
Virgil Harman
Hugh Meldrim
Westminster House
The
Presbyterian Church
Sherwood
John Ma
County-Wide Meeting Set For April 20
A county wide Home Demonstration achievement meeting will be held April 20 at the First Presbyterian Church. The program begins at 10 30 a m with a luncheon at noon and an afternoon session to follow. Miss Ethel Bower urges reservations by noon April 16 via the county extension office. Guest speaker will be an International Youth Exchange delegate, with Charles Grimes of Decatur Brown County discussing Denmark. Mrs Paul Shaw will show UN slides.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Ethel Bower
Decatur
Brown County
United Nations
Paul Shaw
Sue Prater Named Deputy Clerk of Courts
Logan announces Miss Sue Prater as deputy to the certificate of title office. Prater, formerly with W H Chevrolet Sales, will begin duties April 15, replacing Mrs Ralph Leadbetter who resigned for a position with Hocking Valley Gas Co. She is a Union Furnace High School graduate and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Prater.
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LOGAN
Sue Prater
Thoma Keyes
Miss Prater
W&h Chevrolet Sales
Ralph Leadbetter
Hocking Valley Gas Co
Union Furnace High School
Robert Prater
Union Furnace
Weekend visitors mingle among Fairview residents
A list of guests visited Fairview households over the weekend, including Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Washburn and sons hosting visitors from Reedsville and Amesville, and numerous relatives and friends from Smithville W Va Cleveland Lorain and Guysville visiting the Humphrey Weaver Cole and Cole families. A sergeant is home on furlough from Osceola Wash and will return to duty at Sault Ste. Marie Michigan.
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Fairview
Franklin Washburn
Frank Rise
Reedsville
Walter Cunningham
Amesville
John Humphrey
Georgianna
Blake Weaver
Arthur Cole
Raymond Barber
Worthy Cole
Wilma Weaver
Son Marvin
Jerald Stephenson
Johnnie Humphrey
Cleveland
G. H. Chaffant
Frank Caldwell
Frank McPherson
Edith
Cathrine Cole
Jimmie Shisler
Columbus
Kermit Cole
Jerry Overby
Lorain
Fred Cole
Helen
Bernard Weaver
Basil Frymier
Smithville
W. Va
Oleta Weaver
Randal
Alvin Deputy
Guysville
Junior Cole
Osceola
Wash
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich Washburn
Duo Matres League Elects Officers at Moorehead Home
The Duo Matres League met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Ralph Moorehead Jr. home with Mrs. Harold Heinlein leading the business session. Elected officers include Mrs. John Saving president, Mrs. Robert Schmitter vice president, Mrs. Craig Kinney secretary, Mrs. Jerry Hutchi son treasurer, Mrs. Robert King historian and librarian, and Mrs. Tom Weiland flower donor. The program centered on moral development of a child with articles by Ruth Brickner and Kathryn Wood Hat Tendorf. A white elephant auction capped the social hour and refreshments were served by the hostesses. attendees listed include Mrs. Saving, Hutchi son, McGuire, Winn, Schmitter, Huffman Jr, Kinney, Rick ets, and Moorehead.
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Duo Matres League
Ralph Moorehead
Moorehead
Robert Schmitter
Harold Heinlein
John Saving
Craig Kinney
Jerry Hutchison
Robert King
Tom Weiland
Walter Huffman
Ruth Brickner
Kathryn Wood Hattendorf
Mothers
Parent's Magazine
Jack McGuire
Robert Winn
Pleasant Ridge Women’s Extension Club Meet
The Pleasant Ridge Women’s Extension club met at Mrs. Harold Brown’s home to discuss Shortcuts in Homemaking led by Miss Ethel Bower, with plans to skip May and June meetings and resume July 17 at the home of Mrs. Maynard Poling or Mrs. Robert Knight.
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Pleasant Ridge
Harold Brown
Ethel Bower
Hocking County
Maynard Poling
Robert Knight
Miss Bower
Howard Thompson
Ray Meuller
Earl Swackhamer
Burner Karshner
Wilbur Bethel
Brown
VFW Auxiliary Plans Hat Sale At April Meeting
VFW Auxiliary met at Pocahontas hall on Tuesday to plan a hat sale for the April 26 gathering. Refreshments will follow the social hour.
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VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Darrel Anderson
Clint Ledford
Doug Ledford
Emerson Crane
E. Mundy
Jennie Richards
Hite
George Kline
Waveline Barney
Hazel Evans
Alice Hillis
Harvey Ray
Myrtle Boyle
Elia King
Robert Tschudy
Don Taylor
C. L. Baker
Central PTA to Host Evening Music Program
Central band members will present a musical program at 7 30 p m under the direction of William Gasbarro at a meeting Thursday of Central PTA.
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Central Band
William Gasbarro
Central Pta
Four Men Plead Guilty In Court Arraignment
Four of five men indicted by the Hocking County grand jury pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. Virgil Berger, 42, was not present. Lon Berger is in federal custody in Columbus for probation violations. Junior James Jordan received a suspended sentence and $15 weekly child support, with bond set at $509. Sentencing for Raymond Shahen, Hollis Davidson, and Harry Nelson was postponed to Saturday.
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Logan
Hocking County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Virgil Berger
Lonberger
Columbus
U .S
Chilldren
James Jordan
Fred Urray
Jordan
Raymond Shahen
Rockbridge
Hollis Davidson
Harry Nelson
Korean Brother Sister Reunited in Logan After 18 Months
Miss In Mook Lee and Sung Mook Lee, descendants of Korean royalty, were reunited in Logan Ohio at the Presbyterian Manse after long separation. Sung Mook Lee, a Ohio State University graduate program applicant, will stay with Rev. Schottke while the summer quarter opens, while In Mook Lee, a Logan High School graduate, is a student at Ohio University Athens. The siblings endured wartime hiding in Seoul and later fled to Pusan before reuniting with their mother and younger brother. They plan to return to Korea after their studies and serve their country.
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Logan
Miss In Mook Lee
Sung Mook Lee
Presbyterian Manse
N. Market St
Earl F. Schottke
Ohio State University
Logan High School
Ohio University At
Athens
Columbus
New York City
Ohio U
Dick Collison
Dick Buntz
Schottke
Seoul
United Nations
Pusan
Keh Ho Cho
Young Mook Lee
Miss Lee
Korea
LHS
Ohio University
Clarence Heine
Spring St
United States
In Mook Lee
Brakes Lock Injures Boy in City Bicycle Crash
Logan boy Russell Bell aged after being thrown to the pavement when a tandem bicycle brakes locked on N Market Street near Hunter at 11 30 am. He sustained a cut above the left eye concussion and bruises while companion escaped injury. James O Hara of 151 Poplar Street was treated for a severe hand cut that severed the main artery.
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Logan
Russell Bell
Alfred Richards
E. Front St
N. Market St
Hunter
James O'Hara
Poplar St
Logan Man In Maneuvers At Apple Jack Exercise
Logan Leasure a 20 year old field wireman from Logan is among 26000 soldiers slated for Exercise Apple Jack at Yakima Firing Center near Fort Lewis Washington in May. The drill will test infantry and support units in mountain and desert terrain with simulated atomic weapon use. Leasure entered the Army in April 1954 and trained at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Logan
Pfe
Charles F. Leasure
Patricia
Hunter St
Yakima
Fort Lewis
Wash
Leasure
Clarence Leasure
Army
Fort Knox
Infant Dies Rites Held in Logan
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday for Edmond Victor Weis two day old son of Richard L and Margaret Campbell Weis of 226 W Main St died at 4 30 p.m. Tuesday in Doctors Hospital Columbus Also survived by sister Marilee Ann and grandparents Martin Weis Columbus Ralph Campbell Haydenville Ohio Rev L C McCandlish officiated Oak Grove burial.
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Vaughnsville
Ohio
Della Harterman
Sarah Weis
Logan
Hilas McCandlish
Bremen
McCandlish
Oak Grove
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