Debt cleared Mount St. Mary Hospital funds reach full payoff
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild announced the district obligation of about $20,000 to the Sisters of St. Francis and the hospital has been discharged in full. Miss Regina Whyte presented final payments to Mother Lidwina during the anniversary dinner at the Health Center, honoring two years since the hospital opened.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Guild
Sisters of St. Francis
J. M. Goodman
Mount St. Mary's
Oral Daugherty
George Bateman
Lidwina
Vincent G. Schiele
Miss Whyte
Goodman
Raphael
Daugherty
Mother Lidwina
Bateman
Hocking Valley
Schiele
Whyte
Mabel Haffner
Dan Shay, Jr
Harriette Sayre
J. B. Preston
Lillian Barber
0. P. Bingman
Jessie Baker
Alice Kunzman
Irma Hoffman
Esther Verity
Goldie Brunston
William White, Buchtel
Faulty Wiring Destroys Home in Nelsonville
Fire chief reported a 6 room home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pancake near Deanville was totally destroyed by a Thursday morning blaze likely caused by defective wiring. The fire began before firefighters arrived and was not controlled, though it was confined to the dwelling. This was the second house on the same foundation to burn, previously occupied by William Pancake and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gilbert Pancake
Deanville
Clarence Hall
Chief Hall
William Pancake
Gilbert
Pre School Clinic Plans Ready In Nelsonville
Nelsonville PTA Health Council and affiliates complete pre school clinic plans to be held Tuesday at Mount St Mary Health Center. Athens City County Public Health district will supervise with local physicians and nurses assisting. Children aged 2 to 4 receive shots and vaccines. kindergartners 5 and 6 receive shots, vaccines, and physicals. a parent must accompany each child. Central district 9 to 12, East district 1 to 3. transportation contacts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
PTA Health Council
Mount St. Mary
Athens City-County
Central School
East School
Central Area
Garnet Withem
Betty Riley
Regina Miller
Phoning
Nelsonville Church News and Easter Week Services
Local church list highlights service times for FIRST METHODIST CHRISTIAN Fort and Short J A Long EPIPHANY EPISCOPAL First Sunday after Easter Church of Christ in Christian Union Happy Hollow Edward Angle FIRST PRESBYTERIAN John Lloyd Evans Pilgrim Holiness Chestnut Street Raymond Simpson Weekly schedules show morning worship Sunday school and evening activities across multiple denominations in Nelsonville with special Easter observances and midweek gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Paul M. Niswander
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Christian — Fort and Short
J. A. Long
Athens
Chi Rho
Church OF Christ IN Christian Union
Happy Hollow
Edward Angle
First Presbyterian
John Lloyd Evans
Dorr Run
Deapville Chapel
Syracuse
E. Columbus St
Presbyterian Farm
Pilgrim Holiness
Chestnut St
Raymond Simpson
Young Peoples
Robert Gastin
Local 4-H meeting trims signs counts donations
The Hil Billie 4-H Club gathered with Mr and Mrs Gerald Road on Tuesday to donate ten cents each to the National 4-H Camp. Members discussed egg roasts, demonstrations by Charles Blessing and Lola Roush, and table setting by Miss Roush and Peggy Blessing. Community updates note a measles outbreak and several local visits among the Roush and Rickard families. An auto accident near Jesse Brown’s property caused minor injuries to Mrs Roush.
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Gerald Road
Arnet Roush
Charles Blessing
Lola Roush
Peggy Blessing
Richard Lewis
Leonard Newberry
Paul Richard
S. E. Slaughter
Tlinois
Carl Morrison
Wood
Filmer Newberry
Stevie
Minnie Riffle
Probe Roush
Clarence Clarence Blessing
Gerald Rood
Richard
Ray Roush
Point Pleasant
Bob Taylor
Jesse Brown
Price
Thelma Spencer
Mason Spencer
Racine
Fred Spencer
Mason
Harvey Spencer
Graham
Hocking Hospital Notes Admit and Discharge List
Admission notes include Mrs. C. W. Starcher of Logan Mrs. Worley Griffin of Logan and William Coakley of Logan. Discharges include Mrs. Raymond Taylor of McArthur and Mrs. John Jones of Albany.
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C. W. Starcher
Logan
Worley Griffin
William Coakley
Raymond Taylor
McArthur
John Jones
Albany
Nelsonville announces big fish contest with monthly prizes
A new big fish and turtle contest is announced by the Fish and Game Conservation League and the Nelsonville Auto Supply Store. It runs May 1 to November 1 with monthly prizes and grand prizes at the end. Entries are now accepted and weighmasters are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fish and Game Conservation League
Jess Hicks
Walter Johnston
Miles Howe
Warren Robinette
T. A. Hickman
Wilbur D. Mender
Ralph Williams
Willams Grocery
Carbondale
Fred Thompson
Thompson Grocery
Myers Crossing
Jake McCaffferty
Chauncey
Warren
Nelsonville Auto Supply Store
League
Arren Robinette
Legion Home
County Reports 23 Births 17 Deaths In March
Hocking County recorded 23 births in March the highest since September with 22 at Hocking Valley Hospital and one elsewhere. There were 17 deaths with eight in Logan and nine in the county.
Nelsonville Social Notes and Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
Nelsonville Social Notes reports York Grange 2436 meets Friday at 8 p m with a refreshment committee including Anna and Edgar McClain Ford McClain Mary and Gerald Priser Barbara Priser Mildred and Harold Frank. Cosmopolitan Club meets Friday at 7 30 p m at 354 Chestnut Street at the home of Mrs Wesley Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Grange
Anna
Edgar McClain
Ford McClain
Mary
Gerald Priser
Barbara Priser
Mildred
Harold Frank
Cosmopolitan Club
Wesley Hawk
Chestnut St
Clark-Elliott Circle 2 WSCS meets Monday at Mrs Howe home
The Clark-Elliott Circle 2 of the Methodist Church WSCS will gather Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Miles Howe’s residence on Elizabeth Street. Members are asked to bring Blessing Boxes to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark-Elliott Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
Miles Howe
Elizabeth St
Marietta Shrine installs officers for coming year
Mrs Bartlett assisted by Mrs Wilson installed officers of Marietta Shrine in Marietta Wednesday evening for the ensuing year. The participants included Mr and Mrs C E Washburn Miss Helen Washburn and Mrs Inez B Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Washburn
Helen Washburn
Inez B. Wilson
Mary E. Bartlett
Marietta
DAR Chapter Hosts Elizabeth Zane Dew Meeting
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR will meet Monday at 7:30 pm at 38 East Franklin Street. Chapter officers will assist as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Dar
Julius Ischer
E. Franklin St
Dinner plan for Eudora Eastern Star inspection
In connection with the annual inspection of Eudora Chapter 72, Order of Eastern Star, a dinner will be served at 6 30 Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Reservations for the dinner at the Methodist Church should be made with secretary Mrs Mable Washburn by noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Chapter 72
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Methodist Church
Mable Washburn
Easter Guests Visit Nelsonville Family
Nelsonville residents hosted Easter visitors headed by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiske. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pleasant of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Geyer of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sheffield of Chillicothe, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richards and sons Freddie and Bobbie of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. William Silcott of Fort Wayne, who spent Wednesday in Nelsonville and planned to visit relatives in Logan. Cpl. John Thompson of Marysville, recently here with his grandmother Mrs. Jennie Lehman, has been transferred from Camp Stoneman, Calif., to Las Vegas, Nev. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Marysville, formerly of Nelsonville, visited last weekend with Mrs. Lehman.
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Fred Fiske
Robert W. Pleasant
Columbus
Howard Geyer
Pittsburgh
Don Sheffield
Chillicothe
Paul Richards
Freddie
Bobbie
William Silcott
Ft Wayne
Ind
Nelsonville
Logan
Cpl
John Thompson
Marysville
Jennie Lehman
Canal St
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Las Vegas
Nevada
Thompson
Lehman
Nelsonville High Band Concert Tonight at 8 P.M.
The Nelsonville High School Band presents its annual concert in the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Director James Gil rt has prepared a program of concert and popular numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonvilleigh
James Gilrt
Rotary Hears Rev Evans Discuss Talk
Rev Lloyd Evans told the Rotary Club that free speech must be guarded by sound thinking. He warned that modern communication tools can spread poverty and harm if misused. Dix Powell arranged the talk, with guests George Karr Howard Kirk and Charles Pratt from Logan club. Next Tuesday’s meeting will feature a Parks home music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Rotary Club
Socrates
Plato
Dix Powell
George Karr
Howard Kirk
Charles Pratt
Logan Club
John Kock
Ralph W. Parks
Mount St Mary Hospital Names Dismissals and Patients
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list patients including Mrs. Harry Simmons Nelsonville Mrs. Robert Dalrymple Nelsonville Mrs. Mary McFadden New Marshfield Mrs. Bernice McClain Nelsonville Route 2 Mrs. Ruth Matheny Nelsonville. Dismissals include Emmett Snyder New Straitsville Route 1 Mrs Royal Hartman Nelsonville J C Hallett Nelsonville Mrs Charlies Cox Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simmons
Nelsonville
Robert Dalrymple
Mary McFadden
New Marshfield
Bernice McClain
Ruth Matheny
Emmett Snyder
New Straitsville
Royal Hartman
J. C. Hallett
Charlies Cox
Columbus
Stolen $75 From Kalklosch and Glass Filling Station
Logan police report an estimated 75 dollars stolen from the Kalklosch and Glass filling station on W Hunter St. Suspects broke a rear window to enter and removed cash from the register between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 6:30 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kalklosch and Glass
W. Hunter St
District Library Buys Square Dance Records
Logan Hocking County district library purchases eleven new square dance music records. Librarian Evelyn Hansel announces the records are available to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Library
Square Dance Records
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Evelyn Hansel
Achievement Day Attended by 149 Women in Logan
In Logan at the Hocking County Women’s Achievement Day program held in the Methodist Church, about 149 women attended both sessions. Mrs. Leo Armstrong led the morning program with slides from Europe and the national council meeting in Lansing. A luncheon and afternoon program included Mrs. Clarence Skinner and a collection for Minnie Price Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Risch
Europe
Carl Shaw
Risch
Lansing
Methodist Church
Clarence Skinner
Minnie Price
Stinson
Tar Hollow
Thelma Mowery
Floyd Riggs
Grace Jaques
Homemakers
Walter Prater
Columbus
Emily van Fossan
Arlie Brim
Logan Mayor Sets Hearings Over Parking Ticket Controversy
Hearings are set for next Thursday by Mayor Roger Friend for three men accused of overdue parking tickets. Attorney Phil Henderson challenges the enforceability of the owner operated rule while City Solicitor Richard Gerken defends it as lawful. The city pushes collection on 1951 tickets with half fines offered for prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roger Friend
Buell Eby
Fred Hildenbrandt
Phil A. Henderson
Phil Henderson
Henderson
Richard Gerken
Logan Church Notices Bring Weekly Services and Classes
Local churches list Sunday services and classes across multiple denominations in Logan. Notable events include St Matthew with guest minister Rev Arnold Green at 10 a.m. and area evangelism at Holy Trinity Lutheran in New Lexington at 7:30 p.m. Regular choir practices and catechism sessions are noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthew
Arnold Green
Glenford
Ohio
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
New Lexington
HS Quartet to Perform With Capital Glee Club
Logan Logannaires, a high school male quartet, will join Capital University Glee Club in Logan High School Auditorium on April 27 at 8 p.m. Members R Dennis, R Varner, J Gaston, R Brandon. director Rev Paul N. Varner. Glee Club’s Prof Wilbur Crist marks 25th year. program includes Handel Where’er You Walk Kern On Man River Haydn Great and Glorious. Admission free with voluntary offering.
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Logan—Logannaires
Capital University Glee Club
Logan High School
Logannaires
Paul N. Varner
WCKY
Capital Glee Club
Wilbur Crist
Professor Crist
Glee Club
Ohio
Columbus Civic Opera
la Scala Opera Company
Armeo
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
San Francisco Symphony
Beatrice Peterson
Handel
Man River
Jerome Kern
Haydn
State Unemployment Claims Decline in Logan Last Week
Logan BUC office reports continued drop in unemployment compensation claims totaling 559, down 11 from the prior week. Of the 559, 501 were from those out a week or longer and 58 were newly unemployed. The weekly total exceeds the April 1951 average of 451.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Buc
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Rockbridge
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Gore
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Robert Auflick
Raymond Vollmer
Haydenville
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Teddy Orr
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Roy Reich
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Leslie Fri
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Charles Leasure
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Harry Mack
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South Bloomingville
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Armstrong
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Church News of
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Henry L. Carr
John Mark
Westminister Fellowship
Jehovah's Witnesses
P. Gibbon
First Evangelical United Brethren
A. N. Grueser
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
Hi-Ny
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Jesus
Young People’s Society
R. B. Wilson
Nelsonville Auto Supply
Columbus St
HS Quartet
Ronnie Dennis
Robert Varner
James Gaston
Ronnie Brandon
Lash Larue
Fuzzy ST. John
Columbia
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
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