Rural high schools set 133 graduates in Hocking County
Logan reports 133 students will graduate from seven rural high schools in Hocking County next month. Union Furnace leads with 39, followed by Murray City and Laurelville Perry. other schools include Carbon Hill Gibisonville Rockbridge and South Bloomingville with smaller classes.
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Dorothy May Boyd
Doresta
Wanda Coe
David Clarence Johnson
Hubert Clayton Mundy
Cameron Hutchinson Brooker
Margaret Fayé Dye
Paul Herbert Wilkinson
Estel Earl Blake
Maxine Lorraine Clary
Kathryn Helen Horn
James Dale Wolfe
Carl Edwin Reynolds
June Bernice Guess
Ruth Clara North
Betty Waveline Mays
Gibisonville
Eileen Carr
Kathleen Marie Orhees
Evelyn M. Heigie
Lawrence Melvin Davis
Shirley Mitchell
John C. Penn
Belva
Ruth Powell
Jane Roberts
Dale Robson
Gerald Gene Shunkwiler
Donald R. Smith
Drusilla B. Snyder
Helen Arwilla
Charlotte V. Spencer
Jack Wollett
Rockbridge
Vincent E. Young
Dorothy M. Good
H. Melvin Starner
Kenneth A. Crawford
Kenneth J. Yantes
Ralph C. Johnson
Earl E. Fether
Ready Made Family staged by Union Furnace seniors
Union Furnace High students present Ready Made Family on April 29 in Ilesboro and again on May 1 at Union Furnace. Cast includes Margaret Arnett Charles Anthony Delores Thompson Edna Chilcote Eileen Woodard Harry Primmer Dorothy Pierce Jim Heinlein Evelyn Rhorick and Charles Cox. Directed by James Frey.
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Ilesboro
Native of Hocking Dies in Indiana
Logan Charles Frasch aged 68 died Saturday at Shirley Indiana after living there since youth. A native of this county he left the area long ago. Niece Mrs Bert Wilson of W Second Street is the only near relative. Funeral services were held in Warren Indiana Monday afternoon with burial in Masonic Cemetery there.
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Logan
Charles Frasch
Shirley
Indiana
Bert Wilson
W. Second St
Warren
Ind
Masonic
Returns To Base After Furlough From Navy Service
Don Phillips of South Logan returned to Norfolk Virginia to continue service with the United States Navy after two weeks furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Phillips. It is his first home visit in two years since entering service. Wayne Woodrow Good live 23 Sun Glow employed Logan and Kathryn Marie Pierce 19 secured a license to wed by Judge E L Ewing.
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Logan
Clarence Phillips
South Logan
Don Phillips
Norfolk
United States Navy
Wayne Woodrow Goodlive
Sun Glow
Thomas Goodlive
Kathryn Marie Pierce
Florence Pierce
Sea
E. L. Ewing
Logan Social Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Mrs. Kirby Snyder hosted the Jolly Double Six Club at Chauncey Riggs home with poems read during roll call and prizes won by Mrs. Stern and Mrs. Snyder. Other items note Contract and Junior Tourist Book Club meetings, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Snyder, and Missionary Society conventions in Newark with several Logan women attending.
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Sharon Sue
Billy Snyder
Columbus
Snyder
Irene Pierson
Raymond Pierson
Logan
Newark
Women’s Missionary Societies
Walter Reasoner
David Wylie
Melvin Heft
Roxie Cupp
Vivian Shaw
Margaret Knapp
Review of Sapphira the Slave Girl by Willa Cather
Miss Marjorie Brandt reviews Sapphira the Slave Girl by Willa Cather. The critique covers themes of memory and oppression, noting Cather's narrative approach and historical portrayal within the novel.
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Sapphira
Willa Cather
Marjorie Brandt
Martin Dies in Logan at 73 After Illness
William Martin Dies in Logan at age 73 after an extended illness at his home 49 Furnace Street He formerly served as janitor of the west grade school building Funeral rites set for 9 a m Friday at St John Catholic Church Rev Father John Eyerman to officiate Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery He is survived by his wife Mary and three daughters Ferne Botts Betty Souders and Josephine Martin plus siblings Mrs Rolland Bright Mrs Eva Lehman and Mrs Frank Hufford The Logan community mourns the longtime resident.
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Logan
William McCullie Martin
Furnace St
West
Mary Martin
Ferne Botts
Betty Souders
Lancaster
Josephine Martin
Rolland Bright
Eva Lehman
Frank Hufford
Rockbridge
St. John Catholic Church
Father John Eyerman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Two Pupils Named for DAR Honor Medals at Logan Junior High
Logan Junior High nominates ten pupils for citizenship medals awarded May 16 during a D A R assembly. The medals honor Goodwin Family pioneers of Hocking County, offered with the Sons of the American Revolution program. Faculty and students will choose one boy and one girl from the nominees Jim Brehm Dick Buntz Billy Ford Jim Hummel Jack Rauch Marieta Cline Jo Case Betty Jane Friend Pauline Gruner Roseann Warner.
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Logan
Logan Junior High School
D.A.R
Charles E. Perkins
Hoopestown
Goodwin
Hocking County
Jim Brehm
Dick Buntz
Billy Ford
Jim Hummel
Jack Rauch
Marieta Cline
Jo Case
Betty Jane Friend
Pauline Gruner
Roseann Warner
School To Present Two One-Act Plays
The union furnace PTA will stage two one act plays at eight o clock Friday night in the high school building. The Neighbors features Ruth Beckler Mrs Max Bunce Ralph Walker Willis Downhour Annette Smith Ruth Rheinscheid Goetting and Mary Elizabeth J Kessinger. At the Stroke of Twelve includes Mrs Ralph Walker Mary Louise Bryan Es ther Rakow Hildreth Willis and Harold Bryan with The Ghost as the unnamed role.
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Union Furnace
Parent-Teacher Association
Ruth Beckler
Max Bunce
Ralph Walker
Willis Downhour
Annette Smith
Ruth Rheinscheid
Goetting
Mary Elizabeth J. Kessinger
Mary Louise Bryan
Esther Rakow
Hildreth Willis
Harold Bryan
Draftee Praises Camp Lee Food in Letter
Floyd Crothers writes to G. E. Carr of the County Selective Service Board from Camp Lee Va describing army life. He notes the camp sits on grounds used in 1917 during the first World War and praises the food as excellent though potatoes are in heavy supply.
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Logan
G. E. Carr
County Selective Service Board
Floyd Crothers
Camp Lee
Hocking
Seniors to be honored by Kiwanis and club events
LOGAN senior high boys will be hosted by the Kiwanis Club at the Methodist Church next Tuesday evening with a dinner and a program by Dr. Emar Hansen of Ohio University. May 5 brings an event for senior high girls hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club. The Logan golf team will face Jackson at the local course Saturday with Mark Lohr, Ray Lohr, Tony Brown, and Jack Hughes on the squad under Coach Kaye Blosser.
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Francis Myers
Carlos Gaffin
WN. Wood St
Judson Shriner
Myers
George Moury
Columbus
Logan
Methodist Church
Emar Hansen
Ohio University
Business and Professional
Logan High
Jackson High
Mark
Ray Lohr
Tony Brown
Jack Hughes
Kaye Blosser
Two Cars Collide at Church and Warner in Logan
At 3 40 p m Wednesday two automobiles collided at Church Street and Warner Avenue in Logan. Drivers were W N Cooper of 288 North Street and Vernon Dicken of Logan Route 1. No injuries were reported.
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LOGAN
Church St
Warner Ave
W. N. Cooper
North St
Vernon Dicken
Logan, Rt
Ping Pong Club Social At High School Involves Parents
The Ping Pong Club held a social evening on Tuesday inviting parents and guests. Miss Gertrude Bliss advised the club. Activities included ping pong suction darts indoor horseshoes and Chinese checkers. Refreshments music and flowers were provided. Martha Ann Lee chaired the club with Janet Sweazy and Wanda Brown heading committees.
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Gertrude Bliss
Martha Ann Lee
Janet Sweazy
Wanda Brown
Poultry Reports From Hocking County farmers March data
Five Hocking County farmers reported flock sizes averaging 156 hens yielding 15.7 eggs per bird in March. Eggs sold for 17 cents per dozen, with 8.7 dozen eggs needed to pay for 100 pounds of feed and total ration cost $1.43 per 100 pounds. Six farmers sold 1,181 dozen eggs at 15.8 cents per dozen less than in Cuyahoga County, yielding an average farm loss of $29.78 while feed costs were 43 cents per hundredweight lower.
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Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Camp Hocking boys learn defense trades at Logan
National Defense training courses started at Camp Hocking with the Benton Board of Education sponsor. Auto mechanics class of 20 taught by William W. White and wood working class of 17 led by Fred W. Good. Advisory council includes Captain Caldwell camp commander and others. Large number of young rabbits reported by Game Protector Edward Eberst. Hocking River crappie fishing praised with several large catches in river and Scotts Creek. Rain spoiled baseball practice at Chieftainfield. game vs Wellston set for Friday at 4 p.m.
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LOGAN
National Defense
Camp Hocking
Benton Board of Education
William W. White
Fred W. Good
Caldwell
Supt. Didmit
Charles Burns
Edson Shaw
Samuel H. Dillon
Edward Eberst
Hocking River
Scotts Creek
State Music Head Guest At Program
Logan vocal and instrumental music supervisors entertained city and county school administrators with a White House dinner. Miss Edith Keller state music supervisor spoke on newer trends in music education, followed by discussion and a social hour. Attendees included Supt Samuel H Dillon and numerous local educators and guests.
Plans For New Heating Plant At Central School
Logan reports plans under way for a brick heating plant and industrial arts building at the central school this summer. Bids open May 8 for a project costing about 45000 dollars. The unit will heat the senior and junior high buildings and the central grade building.
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LOGAN
Central School
Three More Report for Service From Hocking County
Logan officials list three volunteers to report May 12 at Ft. Hayes. Named are Christopher Lee Pittman of Rockbridge Route 1, Harry Evans of 234 East St Logan, and Wilford Six of Logan Route 2.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Ft. Hayes
Christopher Lee Pittman
Rockbridge
Harry Evans
East St
Wilford
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking County Tax Checks Mailed and Distributed
Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald prepared and mailed tax settlement vouchers for Hocking County subdivisions. The list covers townships and schools with specific amounts including advances, detailing payments for Benton Falls Laurel Good Hope Green Marion Perry Salt Creek Starr Ward Washington and Murray City, among others.
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Logan
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Hocking County
Townships
Benton
Falls
Laurel
Good Hope
Green
Marion
Perry
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Murray City
Gore
Laurelville-Perry
Unclear Regional Totals and Place Mentions
The fragment lists monetary values alongside place names such as Salt Creek Starr Washington Ward New Plymouth Buchtel Pickaway Fairfield Oroville Logan Laurelville Murray City. No coherent event or action is stated, leaving financial figures tied to locations without context.
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Salt Creek
Starr-Washington
Ward
New Plymouth
Buchtel
Pickaway
Fairfield
Oroville
Logan
Laurelville
Murray City
Temporary position shifts at C. and O. round house due to illness
William Woodgeard is off duty at the C and O round house because of illness. William Voris replaces him, while Dallas Heft covers Voris duties and James Byers, recently laid off at Walbridge by the coal strike, works for Heft.
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Logan
William Woodgeard
Hostler
C. and O. Round House
William Voris
Woodgeard
Dallas Heft
Voris
James Byers
Walbridge
Heft
Garage Fire Destroys Structure in Logan
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a one story frame garage at the North Walnut 5 home of B W Miller Wednesday afternoon and threatened a nearby residence. Firemen used one hose line with hydrant pressure to combat the blaze. Miller, employed by Valley Advertising Co, had been struck on the head that afternoon and returned home early. His car was parked on the street. The only item destroyed in the garage was a new lawnmower. Loss estimated at $200.
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Logan
North Walnut 5
B. W. Miller
Miller
The
Valley Advertising Co
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Hocking Con County Rural Schools
Union Furnace High
Sara Turner
White House
Claude Chrisman
Lucille Alltop
Sherman Seibold
Eleanor Woodard
Marvin Conkle
J.U.G
East Front St
Mildred Blake
Harrison Litherland
Conkle
Blake
Clifford Litherland
Delmar Freeman
Thelma Swick
Lawrence Vancuren
Wim
Martin
Jackson
Wellston
Chieftainfield
Tucker
Richland Ave
Peck
Delby
Clover Farm Tea
Clover Farm
IF le Ee Clover Farm
Jim Clover Farm
Glendale
Woodbury Toilet Soap
SOE
Clor
Grahams Ss
Arrowroot Sunshine Baby Crackers
w.Zle
Texas
Florida
Horwell
Miss Minnie Louise Bowen
Bob Brashares
Melvin Harbarger
Hocking Co
True Ciry Loan and Guaranty Company
S. Court ST
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