Logan Rain Floods Logan After Hottest Day of Summer
In Logan, a 20 minute, heavy rainstorm flooded streets and gardens as the area endured one of the hottest days of the year with temperatures in the low 90s and high humidity. Front Street between Depot and Culver was blocked by floodwaters while residents improvised swimming and cycling in the run runoff.
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Logan
Hocking County
Front St
Depot
Culver
East Front St
Mason County tightens race as precincts count late returns
At midnight the Mason County election board closed with 18 of 38 precincts reporting. Allen Overton led Hubert Ellis for the Republican county ticket while Louis Reed led for state treasurer and Charles E. Baker topped the state senate race.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Election Board
Allen Overton
Hubert Ellis
Louis Reed
Hal F. Morris
William H. Ansel, Jr
Hiram Phillips
Charles E. Baker
E. Ray Reed
Harlan Staats
Porter E. Hyer
Lawrence Opie Jeffers
J. F. Wheaton
J. E. Watterson
John M. Kirby
George Rairden
R. O. Harless
House of Delegates
West Virginia
John E. Brown
John G. Aten
L. O. Shifler
Willard Hesson
County Election Board
NT Club Entertained at Broad Street Home
Mrs Ola Eddy hosted the NT club on Broad Street with Mrs Bessie Thompson leading in the president's absence. Readings by Grace Zimmer Louise Zimmer and Flo Henry followed a Scripture lesson and a letter from Mary Johnson in Michigan. Prizes went to Maude Vaughn first and Kate Vaughn mystery. Nedra Eddy performed a recitation. refreshments served by the hostess and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ola Eddy
NT Club
Broad St
Bessie Thompson
Blanche Strohmeyer
Mary Johnson
Michigan
Maude Vaughn
Kate Vaughn
Grace Zimmer
Louise Zimmer
Flo Henry
Nedra Eddy
Nedra
Sally Eddy
Mae Wilson
Alberta Brill
Crew Doing The Shouting At Harmon Park
The City street crew at Harmon Park finished sewer work and installed toilets as they mowed overgrown lots awaiting Maxon Construction to finish a catch basin for the new storm line. Clarence Hall allegedly ate nine ears at lunch and Abe Gray toppled plates on a picnic table amid the noon hour commotion.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
City Street
Clarence Hall
Woman's Clu
Junior Woman's Club
Abe Gray
R. W. Robbins
Maxon Construction Co
Park funding progress toward Harmon Park costs
A total of 429 was received this weekend toward the 1000 needed for Harmon Park expenses. Finance chairman D W Rothgeb announced at a finance committee meeting Monday evening that donations averaged over 5 each. Contributions followed correspondence mailed to a select list of citizens Thursday. Further financing will be necessary in the fall for grass planting.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
D. W. Rothgeb
Harmon Field
Rothgeb
Birth of Melanie Kay Chapman in Huntington
Mr and Mrs Edward Chapman of Hurricane West Virginia announce the birth of a daughter Melanie Kay Sunday morning at St Marys Hospital Huntington The mother Virginia Lovine formerly taught music at Point Pleasant Junior and Senior High School
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Point Pleasant
Edward Chapman
Hurricane
W. Va
Melanie Kay
St. Mary's Hospital
Huntington
Virginia Lovine
Divorce Suits Filed for Three Couples and One Minor
Martha Ann Walker sues Charles R. Walker for cruelty alleging marriage on September 16 1945. Majorie Frances Roush suing through Edna May Austin against Richard Paul Roush married May 22 1948 with one child for cruelty. Grace Geraldine Perry sues Robert V. Perry for cruelty.
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Martha Ann Walker
Charles R. Walker
Marjorie Frances Roush
Edna May Austin
Richard Paul Roush
Grace Geraldine Perry
Robert V. Perry
Kids See Good Music and Find That It’s Fun
In Garden City New York musician Leon Barzin modernizes music appreciation for children by visualizing sound. He uses an instrumental quartet and invites kids to handle instruments ask questions and observe as the musicians perform. The hour long sessions focus on participation rather than names or dates and aim to reduce fear of classical music.
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Garden City
N. Y
NEA
Leon Barzin
Barzin
Adelphi College
National Orchestral Association
Eee
Mozart
Beethoven
Prokofieff
Kale Creed for Late Gardening
West Virginia extension adviser urges continuing garden work into late season. Kale listed as top late crop with winter tolerance. details on spacing, fertilizing, and winter protection using straw.
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Kale Creed
Point Pleasant
West Virginia University Agricultural Extension
Claude RK. Kemper
WVII
Kemper
Miss Barbara Lynn McNeal Bride Elect Feted in Shower
Miss Ann Smith and Mrs. Walter Rhoades honored Barbara Lynn McNeal with a miscellaneous shower at the Smith home on Monday evening. Attendees included Grace Buxton Natalie Bruestie Charles Camden Audra Bailey Mabel Blessing Blanch McNeal Virgie Smith Opal Plants and daughters Alice Mae and Mary Sue Jean Sauer Sharron Jane Sauer and others. The Moose Lodge annual family picnic is set for Sunday at Old Town.
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Ann Smith
Viand St
Walter Rhoades
Barbara Lynn McNeal
Ralph Miller
Miss Smith
Grace Buxton
Natalie Bruestie
Charles Camden
Audra Bailey
Mabel Blessing
Blanch McNeal
Virgie Smith
Opal Plants
Alice Mae
Local families visit relatives and hospital updates
Mr and Mrs Carroll Long with daughters Barbara and Eva Cher yl visit Henderson relatives. Ronnie Mayes returns home after three weeks with the Longs. Donna Su Cole’s condition improves at Holzer Hospital. Ralph Freeman is a patient at Holzer Hospital. Mrs William Filson and infant son return from Holzer Hospital. Two Hersterson residents are patients at Holzer Hospital. Ruth Burgess visits Ravenswood. Alvie Lane and family visit Galli polis relatives. Bill Pinell and Vickie Clark visit Ravenswood. Everett Bissell and Phyllis Miller attend Mr and Mrs Smith Clark’s 60th anniversary. Jerry Moore returns from Huntington after visiting the Flora family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Long
Barbara
Eva Cheryl
Pittsburgh
J. T. Mayes
Henderson
Ronnie Mayes
Long
Donna Su Cole
Ed Cole
Bethel
Holzer Hospital
Ralph Freeman
Hogsett
Tom Coleman
Charleston Road
Bill Pinell
Ravenswood
Vickie Clark
Hemlock Grove
Robert
Nancy Bissell
Everett Bissell
Phyllis Miller
Smith Clark
Mason
Jerry Moore
Huntington
Delbert Flora
Jacksonville Urges Water Conservation During Shortage
Mayor Frank BINDERBasin Jr asks all Jacksonville water users to curb nonessential use for the coming weeks. Residents are told to skip lawn sprinkling, car washing, and other noncritical tasks while repair parts are ordered and installed to boost supply. Cooperation from consumers is requested during the crisis period.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Frank Binderbasin, Jr
IOOF Groups Meet in Glouster Ath ens County
Eighty eight Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Ath ens County lodges gathered in Maric City Lodge hall for a business and social meeting. President K W Sands led a program with patriotic songs readings by D E Carr and Libby Lee solo. Rev Daniel K Teater of Glouster Church of Christ gave a guest talk. Next meeting will be with New Marshfield lodge.
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Glouster
Odd Fellows
IOOF
Athens County
Maric City
K. W. Sands
Athens
Daniel K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Pearl Loomis
Libby Lee
D. E. Carr
Teater
New Marshfield Lodge
Hopes Have Guests GLOUSTER Mrs Thomas Hope Hosts
Mrs Thomas Hope and her son Fred welcomed guests on Sunday from Columbus The Plains Glouster and nearby towns. Attending were Mr and Mrs Edward Dietlin and sons Charles and Dennis Gertrude and Sylvia Dunnevy Mrs W E Slater and daughter Sara Mr and Mrs Paul Culver Sharon and Paul Jacksonville Mr and Mrs Dale Channel Mr and Mrs James Meredith and Grace Ann Mrs Bob Meredith and Joyce Ann Murray City Mr and Mrs Charles Slater Linda Lancaster and Mrs John Dyer.
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Glouster
Thomas Hope
Fred
Edward Dietlin
Charles
Dennis
Gertrude
Sylvia Dunnevy
Columbus
W. E. Slater
Sara
the Plains
Paul Culver
Sharon
Paul
Jacksonville
Dale Channel
James Meredith
Grace Ann
Bob Meredith
Joyce Ann
Murray City
Charles Slater
Linda
Lancaster
John Dyer
Kiwanis Club Dinner Plans 25th Anniversary
Joe Williams led Kiwanis Club members at Hotel Gordon for a Monday dinner meeting. The 25th anniversary observance is slated for November 6 or 13, with Roger Kittle chairing an arrangements committee. The Fourth of July horse show netted 519.35 and disbursed 405.18, leaving 114.17 to fund the Club Underprivileged Child fund. Attendees included local members and L. B. Barnes of Bowling Green.
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Glouster
Joe Williams
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Williams
Roger Kittle
B. R. Angle
Co. F. Patton
Richard Guinther
Karl Bodenbender
Dan Kovach
Ray Lang
L. B. Barnes
Bowling Green
Work Planned On Straitsville Streets
New Straitsville officials, led by Mayor William J. Davis, announced a highway project. The contract covers Route 595 inside the town to Route 216 and Route 216 to the town line. New Straitsville will contribute 400 dollars of the project cost.
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New Straitsville
State Highway Department
William J. Davis
Davis
Corporation
IOOF Lodges to Install Officers in Jacksonville
Glouster Magic City Lodge and Charles Thomas Lodge IOOF Jacksonville plan a joint installation of officers for six months. The ceremony will be at Magic City hall Friday at 8 pm with John Aiken district deputy grand master as installing officer.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Charles Thomas Lodge
IOOF
Jacksonville
Magic City Hall
John Aiken
Lodge to Meet Glouster Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge will meet in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. Members of the degree team will practice.
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Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Attendees at House Party in New Lexington
Mayor William J. Davis and Police Chief Charles Donley joined William J. Barry at a house party hosted by Joseph Meenan in New Straitsville near New Lexington.
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New Straitsville
William J. Davis
Charles Donley
William J. Barry
Joseph Meenan
New Lexington
Camp Set At Farm
Glouster Young People's Church holds an afternoon and overnight camp at Heinz farm near Amesville on Route 280 with a ball game swimming and supper at 5 30. Eldon Devore of Paden City W Va will speak at 7 15 p m in an open camp meeting. Public invited. Overnight campers should bring two blankets and a pillow. Cars may park on Route 280. Morning dip and breakfast precede Sunday departure.
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Glouster
Glouster Young People’s Church
Heinz
Louis H. Green Rites Held in Logan
Funeral services for Louis H. Green 55 were held at 2 p.m. in Leonard funeral home with Rev. Miranda Casto officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with military honors under the American Legion VFW and DAV. Music by Madge Wright and Walter Leonard. Carl Spence accompanied. Pallbearers were William Wolfe James Napp Raymond Mount Claude Sheets Jesse Walker and Joe Mason.
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James Napp
Raymond Mount
Claude Sheets
Jesse Walker
Joe Mason
Birth Notice for Mohler A Son in Logan
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mohler of Logan Route 4 welcome a son. Dismissed relatives listed include Mrs Kenneth Price and son Miss Donna Moody Miss Georg Anna Scott Mrs Robert Courter Mrs Robert Nice and son Ernie Beckle and William Neal. Logan field auditor M P Wood from Columbus checked welfare department records in Logan yesterday and today.
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Kenneth Mohler
Logan Route 4
Kenneth Price
Donna Moody
Georganna Scott
Robert Courter
Robert Nice
Ernie Beckle
William Neal
Logan
M. P. Wood
Columbus
State Welfare Department
Dus Ness
Chuck Wagon Previewed by Logan Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis will premiere a homemade chuck wagon built from a school bus during the JayCee Old Home Week on Main Street next week. The vehicle will serve as a lunch stand at the Hocking County Fair in September and will be decorated tonight at the Pontiac agency by Kiwanis members.
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Logan — Kiwanians
JayCee
Main St
Hocking County
Walter Prather
N. M. Brown
Kiwanis
Pontiac
Richard Zay
Kiwanis Club
Richard Farmer
Logan-Bob Sparnow Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Bob Sparnow of Walnut Street is back home after a ten day hospitalization in Columbus for treatment.
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Logan
Bob Sparnow
Walnut St
Columbus
Milk strike delay in Cincinnati grants one week
A threatened milk strike in the Cincinnati area received a one week postponement after Monday night negotiations. Public utilities groups and dairy workers agreed to a grace period to review terms and avert a possible walkout.
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Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Church Guests Visit Parsonage and Transfers Noted
Mr and Mrs Harold McDole and Richard Bain attended a gathering at the Church of Christ parsonage hosted by Daniel K Teater in Lee LD White has moved from Memphis to Olatha to enter an air control school Mrs James Andrews and her daughters Dian and Jaclyn visited Dayton last week with Forest Carey and Dr A White They returned with Mr Andrews who works in Urbana Clyde Damron in Lincoln County was found guilty of non support by a jury in Justice of the Peace 8 A Simmons court Saturday Plaintiff was Kathryn Yunker
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Harold McDole
Bradbury Church of Christ
Richard Bain
Zion Church of Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Church of Christ Parsonage
Lee LD. White
Memphis
Tenn
Olatha
Kan
James Andrews
Dian
Jaclyn
Dayton
Point Pleasant
Clyde Damron
Lincoln County
Justice of the Peace
A. Simmons
Kathryln. Yunker
Bandsmen Rehearse In Logan Summer Program
In Logan the summer band program begins with daily classes directed by James Horwell. Intermediate students attend morning sessions on Tue Wed Fri at Central School, with the junior band meeting Tue and Fri at 1 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Senior members practice Tue and Fri at 7 30 p.m. in the auditorium.
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Logan
James Horwell
Horwell
Questions Sought By Library Contest
Logan library announces a contest for the best informational question with a $30 purse. Evalan Hansel says prizes of $10 and $5 will be awarded after judges select the top questions on Oct. 1. Sample Q A exchanges include plumbing, exam prep, cat care and the speed of sound with a factual conversion provided.
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Logan
Evalan Hansel
Hansel
Concerts Precede Fete at Logan High Stadium
An outdoor Logan High School Band concert and a junior band concert will precede an ice cream social in the high school stadium on August 11. James Horwell, band conductor, says the annual event is sponsored by the Logan Band Boosters Club which will serve ice cream and homemade cake.
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Logan
Logan High School
James Horwell
Logan Band Boosters
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