Couple To Celebrate Golden Anniversary In Union Furnace
Mr and Mrs Daniel Rheinscheld of Union Furnace Road mark their 50th wedding anniversary in a celebration planned for Thursday The couple wed April 23 1903 in New Plymouth at the Presbyterian parsonage Rev George A Pflug officiated Their family includes son Ellsworth and daughter Ruth Jacques along with four grandchildren The Rheinschelds have long roots in the area and are active in the Presbyterian Church Miller Chapel Grange and the Order of Eastern Star Mrs Rheinscheld 68 remains in poor health and an open house will be held later after her condition improves
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Logan
Daniel Rheinscheld
Union Furnace Rd
New Plymouth
Presbyterian Parsonage
George A. Pflug
Rheinscheld
Peter
Katherine Kleinschmid Rheinscheld
Germany
Zola Cunningham
Elliott Cunningham
Cynthia Cunningham
Rheinschelds
Ellsworth
Columbus
Harold
Ruth) Jacque
Cpl
Robert Rheinscheld
Korea
Elizabeth
Danny
Cynthia Rheinscheld
Starr Township
Morris Chapel
Union Furnace
R. B. Longstreth
Longstreth
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Farm
Mineral
Ora Wyskiver
Presbyterian Church
Miller Chapel
Attend House Panel Session on School District Reorganization
Logan Members of the Local Government Committee traveled to Columbus to meet the Education Committee of the state house. They discussed House Bill 128 creating a county citizens committee to study school district reorganization and submit plans to voters if approved. The members proposed amendments but called the measure a step in the right direction.
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Logan
Hocking
Columbus
State House of Representatives
Floyd Brown
Marion Township
Kenneth Iles
Clarence W. Skinner
Josef Brashares
Enterprise
LGC
Turkey Run Social Notes
Mr and Mrs John Dearth Jr of Columbus visited the Thompsons and Teresa. Bobby Taylor from Storys Run spent a weekend with the Matthews family. The Bradburys visited Dale Mulford of Stingy Creek and others. Several families hosted relatives and friends in Turkey Run and nearby towns. Emma Matthews and Emmett Thompson attended a Ladies Aid meeting. Matthews plans May 20 hostess duty.
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Turkey Run
John Dearth, Jr
Columbus
Emmett Thompson
Teresa
Bobby Taylor
David Matthews
Terry
Debbie
Phillip Bradbury
Pamela
Judy
Tony
Little Kgger
Grange Hall
Miss Matthews
Elmer Sigman
Johnny
Noel Herrman
Middleport
Prnmmett
Conservation Election Held by Hocking Soil District
Logan area officers elected include Harry Armstrong as president and J. J. Wagoner as public relations director. Claude Harsh is vice president Roger Connor secretary Henry Hoover treasurer and Armstrong named air tour committee chair. Applications for conservation farm plans approved for several farmers and the Columbus Beagle Club.
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LOGAN
Hocking Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Harry Armstrong
Claude Harsh
Roger Connor
Gore
Henry Hoover
Rockbridge
J. J. Wagoner
Armstrong
Joe Brown
Falls
John S Shea
Perry
Robert Mohr
Salt Creek
Russell Daubenmire
Good Hope
Clyde Steel
Benton
F. Edwin Ricketts
Jacob Fisher
Columbus Beagle Club
Washington Township
Local social notes include visitors and gatherings
Sixteen Sixteen Mayme Bishop and Harold Newman of Columbus spent a day with John and Mrs Bishop. John Mahaffey and family were Athens visitors. Harry Denny of Lima weekended here. Mrs Mattie Low headed a short report. Mary Garvin of Columbus visited her parents William and Mrs Garvin. John Wood and Alva Mahaffey attended the American Legion conference at Coalton. Mrs Flo Mays is reported I)
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Mayme Bishop
Harold Newman
Columbus
John Bishop
John Mahaffey
Athens
Harry Denny
Lima
Mattie Low
Mary Garvin
William Garvin
John Wood
Alva Mahaffey
American Legion
Coalton
Flo Mays
Stomach ventriloquism described by Britannica
The Britannica article states ventriloquism would arise from a peculiar use of the stomach during inhalation, explaining the historic theory behind this vocal art.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Hemlock Grove community notices and visits
Rita Schul theiss and Edmund Schultheiss visited last weekend. Hemlock Grove Ladies Aid met Monday. Several residents and guests, including Mrs. Heilman Harrison Gilkey Midkiff Story Mengel Shim Ruth Smith and Curtis families, shared visits and Sunday gatherings across Hemlock Grove and nearby towns.
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Hemlock Grove
Rita Schultheiss
Marietta
Edmund Schultheiss
Noan Eakins
Dayton
George Heines
William Killinger
Jennie Thomas
Hemlock Grove Church
RR. V. Heilman
Ernest Harrison
Bunker Hill
Jacqueline Gilkey
Chillicothe
East Hocking School District trial nears transcription finish
Court reporter Mildred Stevens nears halfway in transcribing about 140000 words from the eight day Common Pleas Court trial begun February 16. On February 20 she completed 300 pages and expects 700 to 800 pages total. An appeal by either side is considered likely if the verdict goes against them. Judge Harley Meyer has not yet filed his decision.
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Harley Meyer
Lensmen Attend Ohio Photographers Meeting in Akron
Logan Roger Humphrey, local photographer, returned from the Ohio Society of Professional Photographers gathering in Akron. Guests included Francis Fuller and Darrell Tom of Athens, with speakers Morris LeClair of Grand Rapids and Walter Franick of General Motors. More than 50 photographers attended. 152 prints were rated, with Ohio submissions from many photographers.
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Logan
Roger
Skip” Humphrey
Ohio Society of Professional Photographers
Akron
Humphrey
Francis Fuller
Darrell Tom
Athens
Morris LeClair
Grand Rapids
Mich
LeClair
Walter Franick
General Motors
Ohio
Collision damages three vehicles at Front and Mulberry
Logan reports three vehicles damaged in a collision at Front and Mulberry. Mrs. Robert Wells of McArthur drove a car damaged on the front and left side. Ralph Courter of 555 E Front St drove a panel truck with damage to both sides and a left front fender. James H. Savage of Sugar Grove, driving a truck, also sustained damage. his vehicle was stopped at the traffic light when the crash occurred.
Air Force Officer Leaves Logan for Overseas Assignment
Air Force Lt. C. W. Ford, visiting his parents at 666 Market St., Logan, left for Camp Kilmer New Jersey for reassignment overseas. His wife Jean and son Richard Douglas will join him at his new base.
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Logan
Air Force
C. W. Ford
Clarence Ford
Market St
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Ford
Jean
Richard Douglas
Local People and Events Highlight April Weekend
Mr and Mrs George Thornton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home in Oak Grove. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Richard Forrest and family from near Nelsonville. Bert Reeves retired after 53 years with Hocking Valley Railroad as a lamp lighter and track inspector. Birth announced for a daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Wolfe of Nelsonville Route 1. Bobby Kasler fractured his right arm on school grounds and was taken to Mount St Mary Hospital.
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Kimberly
George Thornton
Oak Grove
Richard Forrest
Nelsonville
Louis Rutter
Leroy Woods
Columbus
Woods
John Hall
Dorr Run
William Wolfe
Bobby
Robert Kasler
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Community Lights Up Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Perry Curtis and family of Success spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Powell. The Bush family and Rev Bush of Old Town visited relatives in East Liverpool. Various locals including Virgie Pigott Hazel Johnston and Emma Powell visited friends and family. Charles Larkins began work at the Kgger Creek power plant. Wayne Pigott and others hosted and joined afternoon visits with Rexal Summerfield and Henry Bohr among host families.
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MT. Olive
Perry Curtis
Success
Charles Powell
George Bush
Willard Pigott
Charlene
Rachel
Rev Bush
Old Town
East Liverpool
Virgie Pigott
John Wells
Bashau
Hazel Johnston
Robert Barton
Lowell
Rodney Pierce
Carmel
Fred Young
Zern Pierce
Athens
Emma Powell
Ruby Brewer
Reedsville
Charles Larkins
Kgger Creek
Steve
Terry Carnahanl
Riley Pigott
Cecil Bissell
Parkersburg
Frank Kelley
Clarence Wolfe
Rexal Summerfield
Henry Bohr
Chester
Laurelville Bride and Groom Tie The Knot In Columbus
Miss Sue Jacobs and Mr. Russell Carmean wed Friday evening March 20 at Laurelville Maple Grove Methodist Church with Rev. W A Milne officiating. Bride is daughter of Mrs. Ferneau and Mr. Jacobs. groom son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carmean Sr. of Kinnikinnick. They will reside at 1598 Broadview Columbus.
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Laurelville
Maple Grove’ Methodist Church
Columbus
Sue Jacobs
Russell Carmean
W. A. Milne
Frank Ferneau
W. Beaumont Road
George (Jud) Jacobs
Chillicothe
Car
Mean
Kinnikinnick
Centralia High School
Broadview
Crane Rites Set Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Crane 76 will be held at 2 p m Friday in Logan Falls Township home with Dr R B Wilson officiating. She died Monday night after long illness leaving two sons a brother a sister twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial will be in Snider Cemetery Green Township.
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Logan
Margaret Elizabeth Crane
Falls Township
Crane
William A. Crane
Arthur
Haydenville
Wilmer
Charles Woods
Lula Leonard
Leonard
R. B. Wilson
Snider Cemetery
Green Township
Bidwell WSCS Meeting Adds to Calendar and Visits
The Bidwell WSCS met with Mrs. J L Coleman and a group of members including Mrs. Fanny Glassburn, Mrs. Helen Bickers and Pamela, Mrs. Anthony Murray, Mrs. Lena Blackburn and Linda, Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, Mrs. Nellie Kraus, Mrs. Julia McIhee, Mrs. Ethel Stice, Mrs. Dean Hayes, Mrs. Elsie Hunnel and Martha, Mrs. James Bush and Judy Lynn, Mrs. Annabel Atkinson, Mrs. Helen Wickline, Mrs. Amos Carter, and Mrs. Amos Adams. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ethel Stice. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. N K Saunders of Reading Ohio. Others visiting or visiting relatives in the area included Hal Shoemaker and Gloria with the Sherritts in Vinton, Francis Beck and children with Lottie Fern and Ora Hively, Mary Lou Hinson from Columbus, and the Dewitt and Gooch families. Further visits noted with Amos Carter and Frank Brothers families in Gallipolis.
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Bbidwell
Bidwell
WSCS
J. L. Coleman
Fanny Glassburn
Helen Bickers
Pamela
Anthony Murray
Lena Blackburn
Linda
Charles Shoemaker
Nellie Kraus
Julia McCihee
Ethel Stice
Dean Hayes
Elsie Hunnel
Martha
James Bush
Judy Lynn
Annabel Atkinson
Helen Wickline
Amos Carter
Amos Adams
Grover Saunders
N. K. Saunders
Reading
Ohio
Hal Shoemaker
Gloria
Elmer Sherritt
Vinton
Mary Lou Hinson
Columbus
Glenn Hinson
Francis Beck
Utaha
Webster Dewitt
Bush
Wilbur Gooch
Rio Grande
William Elliott
Iwan Morehouse
Missionary WSCS Meeting At Apple Grove
A WSCS gathering was held at Mrs. Mabel Roush’s home in Apple Grove this evening. Several local residents including Mrs. Earl Robinson Mrs. Bert Shields and Mrs. Howard Robinson joined the event amid community updates and fellowship.
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Apple Grove
WSCS
Mabel Roush
Earl Robinson
Herbert Shields
Howard Robinson
Lilla Stover
Evans
W. Va
Garry Spires
Columbus
Jack Sharpnack
Ernest Ripley
Leslie la Rosa
Charles Sayre
Albert Hill, Jr
Clarence Shields
Georgia
Florida
Robert Lewis
Canton
Local residents and visitors list from Zaleski area
Mr and Mrs Ralph Herrold returned from Illinois due to Frank Herrold’s illness. Several families including the Burkes, Tinkers, Campbells, and Morrisons visited Columbus Athens Proctorville and Ft Wayne. Mr and Mrs Herwick sold a Bluffton farm and moved to Ft Wayne. he is a Zaleski native.
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Herwick
Zaleski
Irvin Morrison
Fairborne
Tinker
James McKibben
David Thomas
Proctorville
Orland Burke
Douglas
Clea
Athens
Ex Countian Arthur Bell 61 to be buried in Oak Grove
Graveside services for Arthur Bell 61 longtime Hocking County resident will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at Oak Grove cemetery Logan Ohio with Rev A N Grueser of the Logan EUB Church officiating Interment follows at the family plot Bell died at University Hospital Columbus after a year long illness He had lived with his stepbrother Earl in Columbus ten years and previously resided in Gore New Straitsville Murray City and Logan
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Arthur Bell
Hocking County
University Hospital, Columbus
A. N. Grueser
Logan Eub Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mr. Bell
Earl
Columbus
Gore
New Straitsville
Murray City
kKx Carrier Tours Globe
Logan born John T Blasius an early 20th century Messenger carrier is described. He started in 1922 with 40 customers and grew to about 150 by 1924 the final year he carried papers. He later became a Merchant Marine seaman traveling from Baytown to Hull aboard the SS Pennsylvan ia.
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Messenger
Hig
John T. Blasius
Merchant Marine
Baytown
Tex
Hull
England
Baltimore
Frank Blasius
Market St. Blasius
Hamburg
Germany
Rome
Bell Services For Arthur Bell Saturday at Oak Grove Logan
Logan mourns Arthur Bell former Hocking County resident died February eleventh in University Hospital Columbus. Graveside services set for Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev A N Grueser officiating. Bell lived in Gore New Straitsville Murray City Logan and Perry County before moving to Columbus. Survived by stepbrother Far Hise and nephew Carl White among extended families.
Services Conducted For J. W. Chambers
Final rites were held yesterday for Joseph W. Chambers at Bethany Methodist Church near Buena Vista with Rev. Phyllis Le Master officiating. Burial followed at Bethany Cemetery. Music was provided by Mrs. Ora Julian, Mrs. Gladys Griner, Mrs. Iva Carrol, Mrs. Leonard Cox and Edward Young. Pallbearers were Walter Julian, Charles Julian, Lee Griner, John Carrel, Edward Young and Clarence Dumm.
Birth of Cheryl Lynn Finnearty in Athens
Parents Mr and Mrs Finnearty announce the birth of their daughter Cheryl Lynn on April 2 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Grandparents are the late Mr and Mrs Bescoe of Millfield and Mr and Mrs William Finnearty of The Plains. Sergeant Finnearty has returned to Fort Knox Kentucky after a seven day leave.
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SFC
John Finnearty
Fifie Rescoe
N. Walnut St
Cheryl Lynn
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Finneartys
John
Roger
John Bescoe
Millfield
William Finnearty
the Plains
Sergeant Finnearty
Fort Knox
Coal Gases Cause Minor Explosion at Residence
A coal furnace at 264 Front St. owned by Lawrence Kessier caused a minor explosion from coal gases yesterday. The blast loosened a pipe, filling the house with smoke. the pipe was replaced and no damage occurred. No general alarm was sounded.
Logan City Hit-Skip Damages Parked Car
Police investigated a hit and run yesterday. A parked car owned by Robert Sickles on Jennison Avenue was damaged on the left side after being struck while parked on Second Street.
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Logan City
Robert Sickles
Jennison Ave
Second St
Southard Attends Ohio Medical Convention in Cincinnati
Logan report states Hocking County health commissioner Dr. H. G. Southard attends the Ohio State Medical Association convention in Cincinnati. Also present is Dr. R. C. Jones representing the Hocking County Medical Society.
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Logan
Hocking County
H. G. Southard
Ohio State Medical Association
Cincinnati
R. C. Jones
Hocking County Medical Society
Hocking Hospital Discharges List
Hospital notes show patients discharged including Mrs. Robert Armstrong of Logan Route 2 and daughter, Mrs. Homer Schein of Rockbridge Route 1 and son, along with others such as Carl E. Gordon and Charles Myers of Logan.
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Carl E. Gordon
Logan
Charles Myers
Charles Westenbarger
France-Helber Rd
Robert Armstrong
Homer Schein
Rockbridge
Oldest West Coast University Founded in 1842
Williamette University in Salem Oregon is the oldest university on the west coast founded in 1842 by Jason Lee. It received a charter from the Oregon legislature in 1852 1853 establishing its status and governance.
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West Williamette University
Salem
Ore
Jason Lee
West Coast
Oregon
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