Logan Annexation Approved by Hocking County Commissioners
Logan county officials approved the annexation of two land tracts to the city of Logan after a hearing with no objections. Petition signed by all affected property owners, including land near Norwood Ave and south of Route 33, was presented Feb 24. The meeting also reviewed a county road department inventory showing equipment valued at 144,955.00 and real estate totaling 187,900.81, with various relief and grant expenditures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Couny
Richard Gerken Logan
Norwood Ave
Metal Powder Products Co
Ing County Road’ Department
Albert Seabright
Queen Esther Drill Team Officers Not Elected
Logan Soca notes a Queen Esther drill team meeting at Mrs. Prank Ricketts home on Route 75 South presided by Mrs Ewald Schmitter. Officers not elected for the coming year included Mrs. George Gribble president and others. Next meeting planned at Mex HH. Shrin er 1016 W Hunter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Esther Dell
Prank Ricketts
Ewald Schmitter
Harry Hammond
George Gribble
Clarence Thompson
Ernest Price
Frank Ricketts
Mex
HH. Shriner
W. Hunter
Funeral services held for infant Alice Jane Smith
Logan area mourns as Alice Jane Smith infant daughter of Harold R. and Mrs. Smith dies four hours after birth. Survived by two brothers Michael and Charles and two sisters Lois Ann and Becky June of 36 E Hunter St. Reverend Paul N. Warner officiates. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Betty and guests from Columbus spend time with local families including the Berts, Crafts, and Bells. School and community ties show a flurry of relatives and neighbors visiting, with many returning home after weekends in town.
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Murray City
Betty
Uimbu
Zenith Dorsch
Elroy Shaffer
Columbus
Hise
Charles Gee
Don Cook
Sharon
Clyde Barstimus
Church and Community Notice Mix in Local Listings
A long church notices page lists services and schedules for multiple parishes including Logan Stumssmon Lartherme Paul N Varner Paul N Varner preaching at 9 and 10 am with sermons such as The Christian Is Loyal Monday and Tuesday sessions for laymen, choir rehearsals, youth meetups, and various baptist Presbyterian and Lutheran services. Also noted are public notices about city affairs and a 1945 city document mentioning clerk and mayor signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumssmon Lartherme
Paul N Varner
BE Hereta
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
Ev. Baker
A.N. Grueser
CM. Borman
Ted Hirethren
M. Burnsworth
Servn
Salt Creek Valley
Pilerine
Servicr Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Ladies Guild
Voters Assembly
Local notices and family visits described in Athens county
Fragmentary community notices recall residents moving to Chicago and Columbus weekend visits among Davis Kerr Rees Rose Jones and Barcus families. The text also mentions Athens Council actions on ordinances, contracts, and street lot descriptions, with clerk and mayor acknowledgments and March approval.
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ET. Rees
Columbus
Annie Rees
Gage
Rees
Gertrude. Davis
Cecil Davis
W. T. Fry
David W. Jones
Arthur Rose
Lincoln Ridge
John J. Davis
Cornell
Athens
Ramla
Mowek
Local Meeting and Property Record Fragments in Clarendon Area
The text outlines a May 5 home meeting at Mrs Harold Bibber with mentions of church activities and a book sale. It references a December deed recording a substantial property transaction, the Inglewood area, and various legal forms, including notices of intersetion and tract measurements, with names and dates embedded in transcription errors.
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Lavke
Mre
Sparks
Friendly
Harold Bibber
Conville
Tepryg
Stahearet
Williams
Athena Nyrhaint
Onke Hi
Troohal
Wien
Trand Park Boulevard
Junior High Honor Roll Lists Released by Principal
Mercer, Heinemeyer, and Bre announce the junior high honor roll for the fifth six week period. Seventh grade students include Dolly Bel Bet ty Baten and others. eighth grade features Ruth Adcock and David Davis. ninth grade highlights Ariene Ande nthlene Anderson and Beverly Bray among many. The report notes two students achieving A grades in all subjects, with the ninth grade having the most honorees.
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Helen Kranlsuluth
Dennis Leadbetter
Beverly Miller
Steve Miller
Chris Myers
Mark Myers
Sar Dra Nutter
Miriam Schottke
Bill Walker
Joy Webb
Larry Wells
Ruth Adcock
David Davis
Jane Dicken
Sus Collison
Carl Gaffin
Vern Goss
Sue Hansiey
Suellen Johnson
James Lanning
Ann Nimon
Paul Rutter
Billy Sayers
Marlene Schultz
Logan
Sela
Hankison
Ruth Lackey
Harley Ellinger
Ariene Ande Nthlene Anderson
Beverly ‘Bray
Steve Cheshire
Lee ‘Bond
Erma Braden
Harbinger
Harrold Elverfeld
Nada Fetherolf
Bonnie Gabriel
Leanne Gasser
Olga, Hoke
Elisabeth Kemner
Barbara Kiinger
C Charles Kreppe
Ettavadadtin
Ante
Fogett
Neleswville
Couey
Ath
Bio
Wea
Theft of tools from coal mine near Coonville reported
Deputy Spurgeon Metzler investigated a burglary at a coal mine near Coonville on Thursday. About 1000 carriage bolts, a 300 pound rock drill, gears bearings trolley hangers and brass bushings were stolen, according to Wilbur Wallace, part owner. The theft was reported late Wednesday night.
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WOGAN
Coonville
Spurgeon Metzler
Wilbur Wallace
Hocking students receive first shots in polio drive
In Hocking County the three day polio vaccination drive ended with 786 Logan school children immunized at the First SUB Church treatment center. Morning work by Dr. J W Doering and afternoon teams led by Drs Rauch Balsevicius Petras, plus county staff, produced 85.18 percent coverage for first and second graders with no adverse vaccine reports and all doses from Eli Lilly.
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Luan—Hirst Toung
Hocking County
Logan School
First Sub Church
Central School
East School
J. W. Doering
C. F Rauch
Petras Balsevicius
Esta Smith
Nora Smith
County Health Department
Health Department
West Coast
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Blood donor plea yields slow volunteer response in Logan
Mary Thompson of the Hocking County Red Cross says turnout for the upcoming blood mobile in Logan is lagging. A quota of 150 pints remains, with volunteers urged to inform chapter chairmen by telephone how many volunteers are secured to set up recruitment appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Thompson
Hocking County
Vin Logan
Williamese
Onio
Teor Reser
Iiss
Judy Woolery
Robert Westenbarger
Seedone
Omers
Hocking
Camm
Thompson
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Logan Mine Theft Commissioners
Genera
Losis
Logan Soca
Aueen Esther
Bear Run Farm Council
Ear Run Farm Murenus
Brand Mra
Roy Heidlevaugh
Harold Daubenmier
Carl Myers
Mise Margy
Paul Shaw
Ringhiser Orchestra
Joe Campbell
Ray Grove
Howard Kitchen
VPM
Pocahontas
Sir
Ete
Monard Hanna
Theresa
Gore
Hanna
Ed Smith
Pearl Lantz
Hida, Rosevi
Carrie Nida
the Plains
Bertha Bryan
Cora Craft
New Lexington
Ruth Care
Arthur Wilson
Corning
Johnnie Moody
Elmer Evans
Near Glouster
William
Snedden
Eugene Smith
Jennie Bell
Robert Bell
Duane Martin
Dwight Martin
Howard Craft
Church News of
First Methodist
Stanley
U.S
Margaret Devindeve
Lisa
Junge
Sit
Arron
Hewry
Athena
Wen
Peter
Ad Neon
Monck
Worsniperview
Beverly Westminster Fellowship
Westminster Fellowship
Keren Presbyterian
Union Furnace
Earl F. Schottke
South Haydenville
Miss Honary
Gore Pub
P. Hinton
Pam
Oroville
Carbon Hill
Laurel Run
Church of God
Earl Miller
Prenchin
Lee
Sanitary
Tomas
Seta
Mouek
Peter Higteg Apria
Sktron
Patriot
Patrio
Dan
Chicago
Frances J. Jones
Kingston
Jones
Edgar Mahan
Mudsoc
Athensa
Ieee
Momturha
Bae
G. Mouck
Laurel
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Mnane
Athens County
Tan
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