Organized Recreation Program for Logan Youth Is Asked
Claud Chrisman of the Rotary Club urged Logan City Council to adopt an organized year long recreation program for local youth. The plan calls for open access to all school and park facilities, countywide participation, non discrimination, supervised activities led by high school boys, coordination with religious groups and Boy and Girl Scout programs, and collaboration with existing programs. The council referred the proposal to a committee and approved continuing free pool water policies from last year. A. R. Hummel sought sewer and water line extension on E Main Street, and the council passed a motion to request service director action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Claud Chrisman
Rotary Club
Chrisman
George E. Carr
Logan Municipal Pool
Carr
A. R. Hummel
Main St
E. Main St
Eight Area Men Receive Discharges
Logan reports honor able discharges announced by the Selective Service Board. Names include Donald Eugene White Nelsonville Route 2 and James Ellis Hummel both listed with Great Lakes assignments. Fred Wright Smith and Paul Daniel Keck of Logan tied to Camp Atterbury, with others including Bill Steele Cox and William David Sharp noted. Also mentions sanitary sewer planning grant approval of 4600 and mayoral authorization for related agreements. Council business includes sewer extension and street repairs. councilman George Moore absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Selective Service Board
Donald Eugene White
Nelsonville
Great Lakes
James Ellis Hummel
Front St. Logan
Fred Wright Smith
Camp Atterbury
Paul Daniel Keck
Church St
Ind
Tor
Bell and Hall
C. Wood Bowen
Denzil Weltner
Ward
Chase and Service
Roy Loomis
George Moore
Clay Products grant raises grant nine cent hour increase
Logan Clay Products Company employees receive a nine cent an hour wage rise effective Monday raising the minimum to 80 cents hourly. This is the third voluntary raise in seven months, totaling 19 cents since September and December increases. An 18 percent price ceiling boost for vitrified clay sewer pipe was also confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Iclay Products Company
E. K. Sheffield
Sheffield
OPA
Fourth Son Discharged From Navy and Army Service
Arthur Benton Lightfoot received an honorable discharge at Great Lakes. April 22 marks the fourth son in the Lightfoot family to return from military service. Their Haydenville parents, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lightfoot Sr, noted their Navy enlistment three years ago and a family of six in service. Other discharges announced include Paul Edwards, Don Rush, Porter Harden, Louis Scerba, George Reid, and Harold Horn from various branches and locations with April discharge dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur
Benton Lightfoot
Great Lakes
Wilbur Lightfoot
Haydenville
Navy
Selective Service Board
Paul Edwards
Gore
Don Eugene Rush
New Straitsville
San Pedro
Calif
Yeoman
Porter Leo Harden
Navy Great Lakes
Pfe
Louis Joseph Scerba
Springfield
George Reid
Laurelville
Harold Leonard Horn
Carbon Hill
Red Cross 1946 Drive Raises Funds and Plans Board
Logan Forest Weinrich chaired the Hocking County Red Cross meeting in Bell Hall with 23 attendees. A proposed constitution and by laws were discussed and a Board of Directors named for two and three year terms. Reports covered 1946 fund drive totals of 8,975.77 with 68.7 percent kept locally and 31.3 percent sent to the national chapter. Additional committee accounts included receipts and expenditures for March 1945 to March 1946, production outputs, Junior Red Cross activities, and Home Service casework totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Meyer
C. 5. Matheny
Spr
C. F. Rauch
James L. Young
Robert Keynes
Earl Elbersield
Velva. Brashares
Henry L. Carr
Amos L.heyde
Harry L. Smith
Frank Brown
Denzil Weltner
Melrose Harbaugh
Ohn Connor
Cleo Montgomery
Amy Grattredge
Paul iMonks
Wilhelmine Deissele
Samuel H. Dillon
Grace Harsh
D. O. Davis
Forest O. Wolfe
Harry Shaw
Roswell Perkins
Paul Collison
M 'B.iles
Joe Brown
Pearl Dixon
Joe Kessler
Lesster Risch
Hockings County
Theorinance Committee
Paul Monks
Ichapter
James Horwell
Red Cross
National 4
Dillon
Margaret Lutz
Home Service
Miss Lutz
Logan Girl Reserves Hold Easter Service
Logan Girl Reserves gathered in the Logan Senior High School music room at 7 45 on April 23 for their annual Easter Devotional Service. Committees led by Janice Barker and Delores Williams staged the program retelling the Easter story from Matthew to John with Lois Imboden Ada line Ruble Marcia Eberst Mary Anne Moraitty Norman Jean Hanna Joan St Clair Joan Acker Gege Weinrich as participants and Eleanor Francis presiding over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Senior High School
Janice Barker
Delores Williams
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Lois Imboden
Adaline Ruble
Marcia Eberst
Mary Anne Moraitty
Norman Jean Hanna
Joan St. Clair
Joan Ac
Norma Hanna Leads Fellowship Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Norma Hanna led the Westminster Fellowship gathering at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon with the topic Behold I Send You Forth. Thelma Mowery, president, oversaw business including plans for the all day Youth Rally on Saturday April 27, with attendees Betty Harble Rheina Jewel Mary Conkle Jack Boocks Thelma Mowery Leola Leona Mork Nancy White Betty Buskirk and Miss Hanna. Returns to Office Logan Mrs Frank Harden investigator in the office of the Aid for the Aged returned to her duties Tuesday after a month's absence due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Harden
the Aid For the Aged
Cluthee
Ilness
Moose Club Plans Benefit Dance For Bill Sauer Jr
Logan Hugh Hooper who presided over Moose meeting Tuesday night outlined a benefit dance for Bill Sauer Jr. set for Saturday May 11 from 9 to 12, with local orchestra. Installation of officers will occur next Tuesday with Fred Primmer as installing officer. new officers include Governor Ray Seel junior governor Brady Waugh prelate Harry Rucker secretary Carl F. Blosser treasurer Norman Dolan and trustees Paul Hansen Lawrence Schorr and Mr Primmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dolan
Paul Hansen
Lawrence Schorr
Mr. Primmer
Five Year Lease Reported on Feed Store Location
LOGAN Washington Owers manager of the Meldrim St. Clair feed store announced Tuesday that he had secured a five year lease on the present location at South Mulberry Street with an option for an additional five years from owner Dr. C F Shonk.
Ohio State Dean Is Kiwanis Guest Speaker
Logan Kiwanis Club heard Prof. C. M. Brown assistant dean of pharmacy at Ohio State University as guest speaker. Joe Case, the local druggist, led the program with Carl Harriman as a guest. Next week Lew Riggs of Sears Roebuck Co will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
C. M. Brown
Ohio State University
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Clay
Joe Case
Carl Harriman
Lew Riggs
Sears Roebuck Co
Glouster Legion to Host Eighth District Conference
Glouster veterans association to host an area meeting at the Legion Home Thursday at eight. The session aims to finalize plans for entertaining the Eighth District Conference of the American Legion in Glouster on Sunday April 28.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Legion
Eighth District
The
Miss Nichols Weds Donald Kasler in Gallipolis
Donald Kasler son of Mr and Mrs Miles Kasler married Miss Nelva Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nichols in Gallipolis Saturday. Attendants were the bride’s brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Jack Nichols. Kasler recently discharged after two years on Saipan. They plan a home on the Kasler farm after completion.
Baccalaureate and Commencement Set for May 26 and 29
Logan schools announce baccalaureate at 2 30 PM May 26 in the high school auditorium with Rev Charles Curran delivering the address and Rev Bernard Clausen giving the commencement speech on May 29 at 8 15 PM. The 121 graduates include 72 girls and 49 boys with Mary Miller valedictorian and Barbara Hull salutatorian. Class Night was reportedly abandoned with Junior Senior banquet on May 24 at the Masonic Hall and honors readings by top students including Joann Myers and Shirley Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George E. Carr
Charles Curran
Saint Charles College
Columbus
Bernard ©. Clausen
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Mary E.miller
Barbara Hull
Masonic Hall
Joann Myers
Shirley Blum
Levy Beougher
Delores Williams
Last Rites Friday for Blanche Moorehead
Funeral services for Blanche Moorehead age 71 who died Tuesday at Hocking Valley Hospital will be at Logan Methodist Church Friday at 2 p m with Rev W M George of Nelsonville officiating Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Directors The body remains at Ralph Moorehead County Treasurer home until service time
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Logan
Blanche Moorehead
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan Methodist Church
W. M. George
Nelsonville
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts
Ralph Moorethead
Divorce Suit Filed In Hocking Court
Logan Geneva A Storts filed for divorce from Richard I Storts in Hocking Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect of duty. The petition notes they wed in 1943 and have one child. A separate item: St Bernard School junior class sponsors a dance April 27 at Hermey's Hall in Corning. A chicken supper is planned April 25 at Drakes Methodist Church by the Women’s Society for Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Geneva
A. Storts
Richard iStorts
Hocking Common Pleas Court
St. Bernard School
Hermey’s Hall
Women's Society For Christian Service
Drakes Methodist Church
Honor Roll Is Announced At Glouster Schools
Glouster Schools publish honor roll for the fifth six week period listing first through sixth grade students by name. Names include Darryl Judson, Tomi Lintala, Linda McLain, Ellen Pappas, Verde Shaw, John Sikorski, Phyllis Smith, Janet Steffy, and many others across all grades with multiple spellings and line entries.
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Glouster
Darryl Judson
Tomi Lintala
Linda McLain
Ellen Pappas
Verde Shaw
John Sikorski
Paul Sikorski
Phyllis Smith
Gerald Spencer
Janet Steffy
Rolland Swart
Eric Angle
Tommy Brown
Dianne Bailey
Larry Contway
Larry Cheatam
Sylvia Dun Nevy
Larry J. Dugan
Martha Exline
Larry Geary
Larry Harding
Mona Kasler
Sammy Kasler
Edna ‘Markins
Judy Parks
Vivian Riley
Grace Davis
Donna Kay Hines
Carolyn Kittle
Laura Mae Love
Mary Louise Murphy
Joan McLaughlin
Borne ‘Trace
Nellia Vermaaten
Caryl Witham
Gene Pughline
Patrick Kelly
Sally McClelland
Terry Dennison
Jimmie Ginnan
Richard Gladden
Harley Kittle
Mike Kittle
Ronald Sikoski
Joyce Williams
Jane Faires
Kay Kelley
Jane Pough
Mary Lou Price
Donna Smith
Patty Sweeney
Patty Sikoski
Roberta Zimmer
Kay Souders
Carolyn Eddy
Peggy Gamwell
Marilyn Gamwell
Jerry Gormley
David Grubbs
Marilyn Handa
Tanya Hartman
Deloris McKinley
Donna Markins
Karla Molnar
David Phillips
Kenneth Price
Steve Scerba
County Odd Fellows Plan Friday Meeting
GLOUSTER Athens County Odd Fellows Association will meet in the Athens Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening at eight o'clock Rebekahs and families invited Guest speaker will be Past Grand Master L H Blythe of Springfield Wallace Quartet will perform several vocal numbers and other musical numbers on the program Refreshments will be served TO ARRIVE IN JUNE CORNING FCI C Lewis L Min igus brother of Mrs Martin Taylor of Corning is now stationed in Yokosuki Japan and writes that he will arrive in the states in June
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Glouster
Athens County Odd Fellows Association
Athens
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
L. H. Blythe
Springfield
Wallace Quartet
Corning
FCI
Lewis L. Minigus
Martin Taylor
Yokosuki
Japan
States
Glouster Social Notes Details Edna Andrews and Bene Strickler Wedding
Alfred Andrews announces the marriage of his daughter Edna to Bene Strickler of Grove City Ohio. The ceremony was in Louisville Kentucky on April 18. Edna wore a chocolate brown suit with white carnation corsage. Edna is a Hollister High School graduate and WAVES veteran, employed by Ohio Bell in Columbus. Strickler discharged from the Navy on April 10 1946 after 34 months service. The item lists visiting relatives and several local social updates across Glouster and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Strickler
Navy
Nine Lodge Members Have 50 Year Pins
GLOUSTER A correction notes that nine lodge members reached 50 years of membership or more, listing George Morris J WY. Yaw C. G. Faires Joseph E. Jones John Gatchel C. A. Vernon S. S. Carpenter Henry Jacobs and Thomas Hemsley with Hemsley singled out for a recent 50 year pin at the meeting. A prior claim that only Hemsley held a 50 year pin was incorrect. The roster includes eight others who previously received the 50 year pin.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio
Proposal
CO Jotiek
John Ann Wayne
Dvorak
Barbary Coast
Hollywood
Warrer
Sakall Heevr i Pwow
Busby Berkeley
Greenstrees Fitzgerald
Peter Lorre
Gable
Garson
Clark Greer
Chele Garson
Norma Hanna
Moose Club
Ohio State
Area Meet
Miss Nichols
Donald Kasler
Hocking Court
Glouster Cleaners
Mutual Stores
County Odd Fellows
Jack Dillon
Mikey
W. A. Craft
al Craft
New Castle
W. W. Bryson
Washington, D. C
Robert Leedy
Washington
Bryson
Patty Rader
Durham
N. C
Joe Gaskalla
Harry Maxwell
Billy
Dayton
al Begiin
Art Lenigar
Patty Jane
Emmett Gaskalla
Barbara
Eugene Snyder
Joe Gene
Jane Gaskalla
Iour
Daryl Jones
West Lafayette
Jones
Allison Jones
Leonard Wolfe
James Keirns
Jacksonville
Ernest Vernon
Lancaster
Dora Harry
Ed Kurtzman
Charlotte Cotter
Ann Haskins
Edson Hassins
Washington, D.C
Mrs
C. E. Haskins
Trimble
Methodist Sunday School
Nettie Heiser
de. H. T. Phillips
Earl Dorris
Edwin Carpenter
Methodist Church
Fern Johnson Trimble
Libby
Logan Frozen Food Locker
S. Mulberry St
Logan, Ohio
Athens National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Illiamso
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
Jess
Brockhall
Obie
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Altmans
South Court Street
Vokpay Men Formar
Savurdar
Happy
Happy Home
Ea Ahaa Ian
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