Five Homes To Be Built As Development Begins
Logan prepares the Gallagher tract on West Front Street for a large residential project by Logan Development Co. Five houses will be built this year with 69 lots planned, priced from 9000 to 14000 dollars, including utilities and a central street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Gallagher
W. Front St
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Development Co
Buckeye
Hall
Lagan Development Co
Richmond Homes
Richmond
Ind
Midwest Houses Inc
Mansfield
Holl
Front St
Weis Ave
S. High St
William Gallagher
John Owens
Logan Clay
Ladies Night Planned By Walton League Returns
Hocking County Hocking County Chapter of the Walton League hosts annual ladies night at the Lake Logan clubhouse. Logan High School students perform a variety program followed by dancing with music by the Half-Dozen band. Dinner of creamed chicken on biscuits starts at 9 pm for Waltonians their ladies and guests. The hammock origin note references Arawak Indians from the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Trank Walton League
Lake Logan
Logan High School
LHS
Waltionans
Easter Sunday Dinner Guests Across Several Households
Chauncey Personals records recent visits and dinner guests among residents including James Nelson of Downington and Chauncey Fuerhelm of Sabina. Recurring names appear: Mr. and Mrs. Cruikshank Athens guests Cheryl Fuerhelm Cathy Dowler and Lin da Dowler. Allen King Lucy King. Ray Pidcock and Harry Russell with Brenda. George Walton Pamela. Chester Simpson group Rita Donna Vernon Jerry Zizier Mike Dickens Ruth Dickens. Earl Brown Carol Diane. Fred Sayre. Pauline Cruikshank. H S Severlng returning from Winter Park. Rev W H Strawsbaugh Carol Crooksville. Andrew McKinney Roy Strawsbaugh Red Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nelson
Downington
Leslie Cruikshank
Cheryl Lynn Fuerhelm
Sabina
Cathy
Linda Dowler
Chauncey
Daniel King
South Heights
Lucy King
Athens
Ray Pidcock
Harry Russell
Brenda
George Walton
Pamela
Chester Simpson
Rita
Donna
Vernon
Winter Park
Fla
Andrew McKinney
W. H. Strawsbaugh
Carol
Crooksville
Roy Strawsbaugh
Red Town
Judge Meyer Invited to Lancaster Rotary Meeting
Logan jurist Judge Harley Meyer was among seven judges invited to a Lancaster Rotary Club noon meeting. Ohio Supreme Court Justices Charles Zimmerman and James F. Bell spoke on Trials of a Judge, outlining perspectives on judicial life and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Meyer
Logan
Lancaster
Rockbridge Girl Taken to Columbus Hospital
Miss Mary Ogie daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Ogie of Rockbridge was taken by ambulance Sunday morning to Doctors Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment. She became ill while at work Saturday at the J C Penney store.
Bradley Stephen Cline Born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Cline
Mr and Mrs Ronald Cline of Chauncey announce the birth of a son Bradley Stephen Friday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The father serves in the U S Navy in Norfolk Virginia. Grandparents are Mrs George Cline and Mrs James Wallace. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Fennell and Mr and Mrs Charlie Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ronald Cline
Pat Wallace
Millfield
Friday
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bradley Stephen
U. S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
George Cline
James Wallace
Thomas Fennell
Charlee Carr
Hocking Lake Gets 6000 Bluegills In First Stocking
The Ohio Division of Wildlife began stocking Hocking Lake with 6000 bluegills from a federal hatchery at Senecaville to seed a larger population. An eventual 40,000 bass and species including muskellunge and crappies follow. A concession stand and a floating dock are being built for boat rentals, with only pedal or sail powered craft allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Lake
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Federal
Senecaville
Ing
LeRoy Conkle
Mark White
District 4
Richard Oliver
Bernard Vandenberg
Logan Social Notes Emblem Club Initiates Several Members
Logan-Ladies Emblem Club 263 of the Elks Lodge hosted initiation for new members from Nelsonville and Athens clubs. Mrs LeRoy Conkle welcomed inductees including Mrs Paul Hartman and others, with special service for ill Mrs Scott Braddock. Guests and officers attended, followed by refreshments and floral gifts. The Wesleyan Presbyterian group met next with devotions and Bible chapters studied, joined by Korean guest Sung Mook Lee before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Edington
Mary Steenrod
S. E. Cooley
Nelsonville
Logan
Elks
Fred Rochester
LeRoy Conkle
Howard Linscott
John Hammon
Arthur Walters
O. J. Hysell
Robert Brandon
Carl Johnson
Woodrow Nutter
Robert Jurgensmier
Jesse Frasure
Nick Maniskas
Joseph Gano
Bartholomew
Kenneth Johnson
Roger Friend
Frank Judy
Paul Brown
Marion Strawn
John Tansky
Joe Francis
James Kelch
Elk’s A
Kerwood Martin
Clarence Schwenke
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Walter Zook
Earl F. Schottke
Roy Anthony
Robert Black
Dean Collison
Carl Harsh
Annie White
Carlos Gaffin
F. A. Dumm
Belle Center
Frank Johnson
Paul Shaw
Zook
Eva James
Robert Work
Howard Nowels
Mary McCray
Martin
Sung Mook Lee
Korea
Harry Vail
Central school staff attend Delta Kappa Gamma convention
Mrs Gladys Webb principal Miss Ruth Good and Miss Faith Krinn teachers and Miss Minnie Louise Bowen music supervisor attended the Delta Kappa Gamma state convention at the Cleveland hotel. Mrs Webb is president of Alpha Xi chapter including Hocking and Perry County members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Webb
Ruth Goodwin
Faith Krinn
Minnie Louise Bowen
Delta Kappa Gamma
Cleveland Hotel
Webb
Alpha Xi
Hocking
Perry County
Venus Chapter Hosts Luck Dinner At Masonic Hall
CBS Venus Chapter held a luck dinner at the Masonic hall. Mrs Kieth Schultz, Girl Scout Troop Leader and chapter member, introduced a quartet from her troop who sang four songs. Members attending included Mrs C M Guess, Mrs Jack Dietrich, Mrs Pauline Summers, Mrs Harry Hammond, Mrs Walter Derr, Mrs William Maffin, Miss Garnet Sheets, Mrs Fred Good, Mrs Ben Humphrey, Mrs Schultz, Mrs George Moore, Mrs Della Hansel, Mrs Starling Cohagen and Mrs Harry J Mock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Cbs
Masonic Emple
Kieth Schultz
Sue Hansley
Linda Wolfe
Judy Dixon
Marlene Schultz
Schultz
C. M. Guess
Jack Deitrich
Pauline Summers
Harry Hammond
Walter Derr
William Maffin
Garnet Sheets
Merton Smith Group Meets at Westminster Church
The Merton Smith Group gathered in Westminster House of the Presbyterian Church with Mrs William Tannehil presiding in place of Mrs Bess V Mutchmore. Tannehill led scripture and prevented the last chapter of Jeep Tracks as May meeting plans formed around Conversations on India and Pakistan in Harrington Classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Smith
Westminster House
The
Presbyterian Church
William Tannehil
Bess V. Mutchmore
Tannehill
George Carr
India
Pakistan
Harrington
Tom Price
Edgar Work Group
Seth Sloan
Marvin Dickens
Olive B. Neibling
Glouster Social Notes Honor 19th Birthday Dinner
Erma Craig was honored at a dinner by her parents Mr and Mrs Delbert Craig for turning 19. A bouquet of 19 red roses from Lee Dalton of Columbus graced the centerpiece as a large group including Joe l Craig Ralph White Jane and Sandra White Zanesville Carl Craig Kirksville Mo Errett Johnson family Lanny Maida Carolyn Sue Eddie Quinn Wayne Craig Jane Andrews Lee Dalton Sam Johnson—Glouster—Bobert Craig and family David Jerry Annette Betty Slaughter Athens attended. A panel discussion on The United Work of Christian Service in the United States led by Mrs Mary Davis emphasized women helping each other in home and missionary work. The business session elected Leona Orme president Wahneta Exenkamper vice president Jane Wintersteen secretary treasurer Mary Conaway social relations and local activities Ethel Shirkey spiritual life Lena Maxwell supplies Arlene Davis children’s work. Dessert was served to 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Craig
Delbert Craig
Lee Dalton
Columbus
Joel Craig
Ralph White
Jane
Sandra
Zanesville
Carl Craig
Kirksville
Errett Johnson
Lanny
Maida
Carolyn Sue
Eddie Quinn
Wayne Craig
Jane Andrews
Sam Johnson
Robert Craig
David
Jerry
Annette
Glouster
Betty Slaughter
Athens
Mary Davis
United Work of Christian Service
United States
Davis
Leona Orme
Wahneta Exenkamper
Jane Wintersteen
Trimble Methodist W Meet at Grace Sayre Home
Trimble Methodist Women will gather at the home of Mrs Grace Sayre Wednesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Elma Leadinghouse in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Methodist W
Grace Sayre
Elma Leadinghouse
Chicken Dinner Planned by Jacksonville W Club
The Jacksonville W club will host a chicken dinner in the Methodist Church dining room on Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m. Proceeds support club activities and local community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Methodist Church
Senior Progressive Study Club Meeting Slated
The Senior Progressive Study Club will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. H. Henshaw. Miss Ann Williams will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Henshaw
Ann Williams
Mrs Alibi's Ordeal dramatized at Jacksonville church WSCS
The Women’s Society for Christian Service of the Jacksonville Methodist Church met with Mrs Leona Orme in charge. A playlet titled Mrs Alibi's Ordeal featured Jane Wintersteen as Mrs Alibi Arsene Davis as the Angel and Bonnie Oskey as the Imp. The Imp urged Mrs Alibi to refuse an office, while presenting her why she should not accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christian Service
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Leona Orme
Alibi
Jane Wintersteen
Arsene ‘Davis
Bonnie Oskey
WSCS
Imp
Legion members attend Spring Conference at Middleport
McCann-Frederick Post 414 American Legion was represented at the Spring Conference by Cecil Lunsford Cecil Watkins Ed Moore and Charles Pettit. Mrs Jennie Jones who spent the winter in Columbus with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs O K Rogers returned to Glouster Sunday and will summer at Madison Street. Rogers and his wife accompanied her home. Cunningham spent weekend in Cambridge with cousins Mr and Mrs Walter McCauley. Fred Brown of Elyria is spending the week at his home Enlon Grubbs who had surgery in Sheltering Arms Hospital last week is improving. His daughter Mrs Margaret Smith of Canton came Saturday to spend the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann-Frederick
American Legion
Middleport
Cecil Lunsford
Cecil Watkins
Ed Moore
Charles Pettit
Jennie Jones
Columbus
O. K. Rogers
Glouster
Madison St
Miss Emma Funk Dies at 57 After Illness
Emma Funk 57 lifelong Hocking County resident died at 10 20 p m Saturday at home 193 Fountain St after a two year illness She was born in Falls Township and lived on her parents farm moving to Logan seven years ago She was a Scotts Creek Baptist Church member and Thursday Sewing Club survivor list includes three sisters and five brothers Funeral services set for 2 30 P M Tuesday at Heinlein funeral home with Elder Walter Morrow of Findlay officiating Burial in Scotts Creek Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Emma Funk
Hocking County
Fountain St
Falls Township
Funk
William H. and
Almira Skinner Funk
Scotts Creek
Grandparents Attend Miller Romig Rites
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller Akron announce the marriage of their daughter Rose Ellen to Don Romig son of Mr and Mrs Fred Romig Lakemore. They wed March 2 at Thomastown Baptist Church with 200 guests and a reception. They reside on Girard Street Firestone Park Akron after a brief honeymoon. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Love Glouster Route 1 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Roy Miller
Akron
Rose Ellen
Don Romig
Fred Romig
Lakemore
Thomastown Baptist Church
Girard St
Firestone Park
Albert Love
Chauncey Cancer Drive Begins and Hears List of Volunteers
Chauncey cancer drive chairwoman Mrs Bessie Johnston announced the drive starts Monday and runs through April. Volunteers include Mrs Audrey Leffler and Mr Virgie Wadley on May Drake and Converse streets, Mrs Gertrude Darst Lexington Ave, Mrs Ferrell High St, Mrs Florence Gillispie Mill St, Mrs Mary Carolyn Gruttemeyer Ellis and Jacobs and lower May Ave, Mrs Pauline Cruikshank Main Mound Sycamore, Supt S L Darst Chauncey Schools and Frank Lewis businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Leffler
Virgie Wadley
May
Drake
Converse Streets
Gertrude Darst
Lexington Ave
Ferrell
High St
Florence Gillispie
Mill St
Mary Carolyn Gruttemeyer
Ellis and Jacobs
May Ave
Pauline Cruikshank
Main
Mound
Sycamore
S. L. Darst
Chauncey Schools
Frank Lewis
180 Tots To Receive Salk Shots
About 180 children will get the polio vaccine at Glouster High School Auditorium Thursday morning 9 to 11 for Trimble Township preschoolers. At 9 Hollister and J-T children. at 10 Glouster pupils. No charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
Trimble Township
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions And Dismissals
Admitted patients include Margaret Ann Reed Jane Ann Bartholomew Arthur R Keplar and Mary Sandra Lytle from Logan and Rockbridge. Dismissals include John Blackston and Mrs Edward Lafferty of Hamden. A hybrid rice has been developed that may double yields on Asian fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Reed
Logan
Jane Ann Bartholomew
Arthur R. Keplar
Mary Sandra Lytle
Rockbridge
John Blackston
Edward Lafferty
Hamden
Two Minor Accidents Reported In City Over Weekend
City police investigated two minor auto accidents with no injuries. Denver Saunders 34 of Rockbridge Route 1 was rear ended at W Front and W Hunter at 6 35 p m by Megan M Cluff 18 of Middleport causing rear fender damage. Earlier Elmer L Nixon 64 of New Straitsville Route 1 backed into Lawrence Evans 58 of 324 N Wood St at E Main St courthouse parking, both cars with fender damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Front
W. Hunter
Denver
Saunders
Rockbridge
Megan M. Cluff
Middleport
Front St
Elmer L. Nixon
New Straitsville
E. Main St
Lawrence Evans
N. Wood St
Pat Johnson Omitted From Stork Shower Guest List
A note from Mrs. Dow Bridgewater hostesses states Pat Johnson’s name was accidentally left off the guest list for a stork shower at her home. The event honored the expectant mother and included several friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pat Johnson
Dow Bridgewater
One Day of Soap Opera Plots From New York Telecasts
A reader notes the day’s serials with scenes from Way of the World Valiant Lady Search for Tomorrow Road of Life The Greatest Gift and fleeting mentions of Concerning Misa Marlowe Hawkins Falls and The Secret Storm. The diary hints at romance, hospital drama, deportation fears, and a baby black market plot with breathless organ music and cliffhanger notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cynthia
Walt
Fred
Claire
Helen
Chris
Linda
Reggie
Jim
Jameie
Jocelyn
Washington
Fran
Eve
Ned
Misa Marlowe
Hawkins Falls
Walter Phillips
Playhouse
Ding Dong
Ding Dong School
Ladies Theater
Garry Moore
Way of World
Way of World Ladies Theater
Arthur Godfrey
Sheliah Graham
Around Ladies Theater
Surtees
Richie
Tennessee Ernie
Ruth Lyons
Valiant Lady
News-Farm
Bil Palmer
Feather Nest
Purple Sage
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Inner Plame
Inner Flame
Rainbow Tray
Road of Life
Ruth
Parson's Study
Robert Q Lewis
Uncle Bud
Ted Mack
Crosby
Bob Crosby
Miss Marlow
Hawkins
Don Williams
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Lestertunes
Lucky Ranch
Lucky 8 Ranch
Lucky 4 Ranch
Howdy Doody
Captain Video
Lucky
Hopalong Cassidy
Dick Tracy
Wild Bill Hickok
Hopaiong Cassidy
Tyme
Chet Longene
Red Skelton
Dinah Shore
Dinah Shore Cavalcade of America
Doug Edwards
Cavalcade of America
Jo Stafford
Ioe
Milton Berle
Sheen
Bishop Sheen
Daddy
Ivy
Tee
Room
Halls of Ivy
Fireside Theater
Millie
Fireside Theatre
Fireside Theatre Circle Theater
Waterfront
Drama Circle Theater
Drama Theatre
Studio 5
District Attorney
Soece Eae
Armchair Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louisa Gareschi
Thomas Worthington
Logane
Etta
Kate Friesner
Walton League
West Indies
Cross
Italy
Nerons
Alice
Maddie
Algeria
Pus.s.r
Borneo
Alata
Apakistane
Indonesia
New Guinea
Landung 7
U. S
Bandung
Indodete
Pai Son
Colombo
Ceylon
Burma
Netherlands
Jrian
Quartet
Trimble
Mrs. Henshaw
Miller-Romig
Bessie Johnston
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gins
Tate
WLWC
Florian Zabach
Big Town
Tony Martin
Amos
Andy Edwards
Edwards
News Caravan
Caray Amos
Andy Perry Como
Perry Como
Burns and Allen
Burns
Allen Burns
Barlow
Onzie & Harriet
Oerie & Harriet
Rett
Montgomery
Rott. Montgomery
Studio One
Circle Theater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!