Local Red Cross Nears 6000 Fund Raising Quota
Logan Red Cross nears its 6000 goal as $3400 is collected in the current drive. Mary E Thompson executive secretary announces additional workers and district chairs and lists Boy Scout helpers from Troops 99 and 153 plus many ward volunteers across Logan and Perry townships as fundraising continues toward completion next week.
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Logan
Loca
Red Cross
Mary E. Thompson
Good Hope
Thompson
Logan Boy Scouts
Jimmy Hartman
Dick Bumgartner
Rod Steward
Donny Thomas
Harry Kitchen
Kenneth Collson
Logan Ward 2
Kenneth Price
Louis Bester
Lawrence Courter
Osher Rollins
Herrman Leonard
Ernest Price
R. B. Poling
Ralph Swartz
Joe M. Brown
Robert Jurgensmier
Joe Brooker
Logan Ward
William Farley
J. L. Hammon
J. M. Reees
Howard Slusher
Willard Friend
Herbert Marshall
Frank Wright
J. E. Gano
Logan High Student Elected Hi-Y District Vice President
Logan High School student Ralph Kinney was elected vice president of Hi-Y District 33 at a Lancaster meeting. Kinney was one of 23 Logan members present along with adviser Harley Ellinger, and other attendees listed by name.
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LOGAN
Ralph Kinney
Hi-Y District 33
Lancaster
Kinney
Harley Ellinger
Bob Emerson
Larry Roberts
Ronnie Dennis
Eddie Grandy
Bob Thomas
Bob Myers
John Cannon
Lawrence Green
Charles Schrader
Jack Heft
Don Poling
Roddy Cooksey
Dick Spalsbury
Jim Young
Jim Green
Bob Fox
Larry Swartz
Tommy Helber
Raymond Sheets
Ronnie Brandon
Jim Worthman
Charles St. Clair
Mr Fllinger
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Hocking Area
Hocking Valley Hospital admitted Mrs. Lester Lytle of Rockbridge Route 1 Mrs. James Holcomb of McArthur Iris Blosser of Logan Route 2. Dismissed were Mrs. George Zinn Jr of Logan Mrs. Harley Jones of Logan and daughter Mrs. John Wil of McArthur and Mrs. Garrett Ogg of New Plymouth.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Lester Lytle
Rockbridge
James Holcomb
McArthur
Iris Blosser
Logan
George Zinn
Harley Jones
John Wil
Garrett Ogg
New Plymouth
Janet Risch Wins Hocking County Spelling Bee
Janet Risch of Enterprise captured the Hocking County spelling crown at West Logan Elementary School, eliminating runner-up Ann Flowers of Rockbridge. Flowers had held the title for two years. Risch advances to the May 10 state bee in Columbus, with a possible trip to the national contest in Washington, D C.
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Gay Kruger
Frank Masure
Katie Johnson
Glen Johnson
Evelyn Salts
Miss Risch
Miss Flowers
Jerry Carmean
Laurelville
Ruth Swackhammer
Giblsonville
Conenie Shaw
South Bloomingville
Ruth Dufford
Haydenville
Ann Louise Coe
Carbon Hill
Shirley F
Finley
Gore
Adrienne Sorrell
Murray City
Teddy Adams
West Logan
Laverne Jordan
Lesboro
Margaret McClain
Union Furenace
Kiwanis Screens Film on U.S. Constitution Origin
Kiwanis club meeting Tuesday night featured a showing of Servant of the People a film about the origin of the Constitution of the United States. B G Greenman chaired the program with Harold Bryant as program chairman and guests including Herbert DeSaix Emil Holtzen of Milwaukee brother of the Rev Paul Holtzen and Kenneth Bright Jr.
Courter Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Gross Neglect
Dora Jo Courter sues Ralph F. Courter seeking divorce, restoration of maiden name Jo Ann Locke, and alimony. Judge Harley Meyer issues restraining order preventing disposal of shared property.
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Logan
Dora Jo Courter
Ralph F. Courter
Jo Ann Locke
Harley Meyer
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Doz
Salac
NAVY
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Robert West
Joe Dennison
Merwin McClelland
Ray Poling
Richard Karr
Perry Township
Marion
C. le Swepston
Russell Ane Dergen
Blanche LeMaseter
Perry
Phillip Swackhamemer
Salt Creek
Virginia Mee Ghee
Starr and Union Furnace
James L. Foraker
Washington
Calvin Rice
Janet Risch
Hocking
Kiwanis
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