Food License Is Explained At Hocking Hills Club
Dr H M Boocks Logan health commissioner says a conditional food service license was issued to Hocking Hills Country Club after water shutoff and soapy shower water overflowed a septic tank. He notes only kitchen waste now enters the system and a new septic tank is under construction.
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H. M. Boocks
Hocking Hills Country Club
Logan-Hocking
Boocks
Charles Fitzgerald
Health Department
Fitzgerald
Logan High School Honor Roll Includes 131 Pupils
Logan High School reports 131 students across grades nine to twelve on the honor roll for the fifth six week period. Seniors lead with 32 percent, followed by juniors 28 percent, freshmen 20 percent, and sophomores 13 percent. Seven students earned straight A grades including Margaret Richards and Harley Ellinger Jr. among others.
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Logan
Logan High School
Harley Ellinger
Margaret Richards
Bill Walker
Carolyn Biggs
Sue
GE Logan Plant Announces 1.5 Percent Cost of Living Increase
Plant manager B G Greenman says the General Electric Logan Glass Plant will grant about a 1.5 percent pay rise due to the rising Consumer Price Index. The escalator clause linked to the American Flint Glass Workers Union provides roughly 0.5 percent per 0.5 percent CPI rise, with additional 3 percent annual increases already in effect.
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LOGAN
General Electric
Logan Glass
B. G. Greenman
American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America
Greenman
Monthly Bills Approved by Logan County Officials
Logan County commissioners approved a travel allowance of 80 for Judge Rhea Bangert Brown to attend the Ohio Association of Probate and Juvenile Judges spring meeting May 22 to 24 in Akron. They also authorized bill payments totaling 1285.80 from auto-gasoline funds and 692.75 from county funds along with welfare payments for general relief and medical aid totaling 2924.72.
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Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ohio Association of Probate and Juvenile Judges
Akron
General Relief Administration
Church schedules and dedications across Roy and Union areas
Church listings for Nazarene Union Furnace ZIO n First Presbyterian and First EUB detail sermons, worship times, Sunday schools, and special events. Notable items include dedication service of a new church auditorium at Roy E. Klingler’s church with Dr. H. S. Golloway presiding.
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Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
H. S. Golloway
Central Ohio
New Church
Galloway
NYPS
Union Furnace
Paul A. Sellers
Union — Sunday School
First Presbyterian
Earl
F. Schottke
Post
Westminster Fellowship
Boy Scouts
D. S. Dunkle
Youth Fellowship
New Haven Legion Auxiliary Sponsors Girl State Delegate
At the April meeting the American Legion Auxiliary voted to sponsor Phyllis Zickafoose at Girls State at Jackson’s Mill. The group will again sell poppies to aid the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mrs. Carl King was admitted as a new member.
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Phyllis Zickafoose
Girls State
Jacksons Mill
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carl King
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Discharges Listing
Mr and Mrs William Helber Logan welcome a son admitted Rickey Riddlebarger Logan Route 1 medical discharged Mrs Clyde Jarrell New Straitsville Route 1 and daughter Mrs Robert Blosser Union Furnace and daughter Miss Janet Struble Logan B F Primmer Logan Gerald Ansel Shawnee and Leslie Reynolds Jr McArthur listed in hospital notes
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Logan
Rickey Riddlebarger
Clyde Jarrell
New Straitsville
Robert Blosser
Union Furnace
Janet Struble
B. F. Primmer
Gerald Ansel
Shawnee
Leslie Reynolds Jr
McArthur
Logan and Bowen Listed as Soldiers in Logan Route
Logan W. May a 19 year old U S Army soldier and Golden D. Bowen age 19 a secretary both of Logan Route 1 are named in local notices.
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LOGAN
Jack W. May
Golden D. Bowen
Falcons Rate High in Band Auditions
Wahama High School White Falcon Band earns three superior ratings at region VIII auditions in Point Pleasant. Junior high band totals three superiors. Howard Cozart directs both groups. Soloist Robert MacGlothlin of New Haven earns three superiors on alto sax. Wahama heads to state festival in Huntington May 2 and 3 with four members named to all state band: Eugene Rayburn, David Richardson, Henry Burgess and Jim Henderson.
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Wahama
White Falcon
Howard Cozart
Robert MacGlothlin
New Haven
Huntington
Eugene Rayburn
David Richardson
Henry Burgess
Jim Henderson
Huntington High School
City Hall
Nine Churches Plan Softball League Play
Representatives from nine Point Pleasant churches met to outline the 1958 church softball league. Officers elected include Don Waldie president, Dr. Carl Irvin vice president, Charles Johnson secretary, James Lewis treasurer, and Eldrige Sauer equipment manager. An officers meeting set for Tuesday will draft the season schedule. Participants listed include Waldie, Lee, Sayre, Smith, Snyder, Fuchs, Lewis, Johnson, Irvin, and Johnson from multiple church affiliations.
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Point Pleasant
Don Waldie
Carl Irvin
Charles Johnson
James Lewis
Eldrige Sauer
Bellemeade
Main Street Baptist
Larry Lee
Richard Johnson
Trinity
Harry Rhodes
John Sayre
Gordon Smith
Nazarene
Dick Snyder
Episcopal
Jerry Fuchs
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Jim Lewis
Heights Eub
St. Paul Methodist
Sacred Heart Catholic
Point Pleasant Churches Calendar Highlights Week
A compact list of Point Pleasant Protestant churches with pastors and service times. Presbyterian Robert Ray leads morning and evening worships. Trinity Methodist Alvin Young oversees multiple services and choirs. Catholic Sacred Heart and St Joseph services detailed. other denominations listed with ministers and weekly schedules.
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Presbyterian
Robert Ray
Trinity Methodist
Alvin C. Young
Young Adult Fellowship
Steadfast Face
Joan O’reilly
Sacred Heart Church of
Point Pleasant
St. Joseph’s of Mason
Church of Christ
Henderson
Clifford Shaver
New City Group Plans Campaign
In Point Pleasant the executive committee for a 1958 city-wide cleanup was chosen. The City Beautiful campaign will be led by Mrs. Ralph H. Carr Mrs. Dan Estes and Clarence E. Anderson with fourteen civic groups expected to join. The drive aims to beautify the town by the campaign’s end in May and details will follow. Attendees included leaders from the American Legion Auxiliary Lambda Chi Omega Chamber of Commerce Junior Deputies Boat Club Boy Scout Troop 252 Senior Woman's Club and other groups.
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Point Pleasant
Ralph H. Carr
Dan Estes
Clarence E. Anderson
City Beautiful
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Auxiliary
Lamba-Chi-Omega
C. E. Anderson
D. M. Harshbarger
H. D. Forbes
Point Pleasant Boat Club
Carl E. Dilcher
Peter H. Steenbergen, Jr
W. S. Wal
Keeping eggs and salads fresh with proper storage tips
Guidance on buying refrigerated eggs, keeping them large end up, and using separate dishes. Advice covers avoiding off flavors, temperate cooking, and refrigerating greens in bags. Salad ideas include combinations with lettuce, carrots, onions, peppers, and Roquefort cheese with French dressing.
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Yor
Past Resident Bud Easley Dies in Portsmouth Ohio
Former Point Pleasant resident O L Bud Easley died at 5 a m Thursday at his home in Portsmouth Ohio after ill health since a heart attack two years ago He arrived in Point Pleasant in 1941 as magazine supervisor with the West Virginia Ordnance Works later part owner of the Two Rivers Motor Co Survivors include Lena West Easley his wife three sons William James and Michael a daughter Marilyn Daly nine grandchildren The body is at Emrick funeral home in Portsmouth arrangements pending
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O. L
Bud” Easley
Portsmouth
Ohio
Easley
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Two Rivers Motor Co
Christ Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
Lena West Easley
William
Plymouth
Mich
James
Lima
Michael
Ohio University
Marilyn Dailey
Porstmouth
Emrick
High School Juniors Take National Merit Examination
Twenty Ravenswood juniors will sit the National Merit Examination on April 29 from 9 a.m. to noon. The test helps students gauge academic strengths and plan senior-year courses. Fee is 1 dollar per student with two top scorers to take the test free of charge.
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Ravenswood
Justice Fines Two in Point Pleasant Docket
James Hall was fined $10 and costs for intoxication and Allen Wayne Thomas was fined $10 and costs for illegal muffler by Justice of the Peace A M Goodwin.
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Point Pleasant
James Hall
Allen Wayne Thomas
Justice of the Peace
A. M. Goodwin
State Grange Master Visits Silverton Unit
State Grange Master Harry McDaniels of Parkersburg visited Silverton Grange No. 506 for a regular meeting in the Grange Hall. James Luck opened with group singing as a social evening followed. The sole business planned a rummage sale for the near future. About 25 people enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake.
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Ravenswood
Harry McDaniels
Parkersburg
Silverton
McDaniels
James Luck
Scout Troops Gather for Rake-a-thon at Harmon Park
In Point Pleasant Scouts from Troops 252 259 and Junior Deputies join a nine am rally at Harmon Park to rake and tidy the recreation area. The event backed by the Chamber of Commerce aims to ready the park for summer use as grading road work new parking and shelter painting proceed.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Education Assn Estimates School Operating Cost
The Idaho Education Association estimates that running the state's school system costs about 75 million dollars annually.
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The
Idaho Education Assn
Mental Health Meet Planned in Mason County
Mason County Mental Health Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Junior High School auditorium. Dr Mildred Bateman will preside and a film The Key will be shown. Larry Larroway of WJEH will interview service representatives to discuss local options for rehabilitated mentally ill returning to community life.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Mental Health Association
Mildred Bateman
Lakin State Hospital
Larry Larroway
WJEH
Mason County
Gene Ball
Mason County Mental Health Assoc
Legion Auxiliary Plans Povopy Day Monday
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Monday at 8 p m in the Legion Hall. The Child Welfare Committee led by Roma Wartenburg with Zora Blain Gladys Neal Ruth Lamp and Frances Grimm will run the program and refreshments. Plans will be made for Poppy Day and veterans hospital program. Members should bring Ohio sales tax stamps.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Roma Wartenburg
Zora Blain
Gladys Neal
Ruth Lamp
Frances Grimm
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