Kiwanis hears report on Ohio legislature actions
Logan Kiwanis heard Rolland Bright report on state government. He noted party lines mostly fade in major laws, urged awareness of urban rural power balance, lobby influences, and potential new taxes for the 1957 session. Guests Wallace Blake and Harley Ellinger attended.
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Kiwanis
Ohio
Logan Kiwanis Club
Rolland Bright
Hocking County
General Assembly
Bright
Logan Society Queen Esther Drill Team Members Outing
Members and guests enjoyed a Thursday outing at the Buckeye Lake cottage of Mr and Mrs Warner Lehman with swimming boating and a picnic. St John Lutheran Women of the Church held a potluck supper at the church with gladioli decorations and a program including readings, songs, and a skit, led by Mrs Elwood Stiverson and Miss Mac Gordon. The Rev Paul N Warner spoke on his new role in the American Lutheran Church stewardship and finance department in Columbus.
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Queen Esther
Buckeye Lake
Warner Lehman
St. John Lutheran
Sam Nihiser
Elwood Stiverson
Homes
Kermit Ringhiser
Sam Gordon
Mae Gordon
Paul N. Warner
Stewardship and Finance Department
American Lutheran Church
Columbus
Marion Grange Picnic Draws Members and Guests
Marion Grange members and children enjoyed a Sunday picnic supper on Grange hall lawn. Afterward many attendees competed at the horse shoes gate, with 48 members and guests in attendance.
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Marion Grange
Grange Hal
Auxiliary leaders elected at Columbus convention
Mrs Powers and Mrs Holl attended the American Legion Auxiliary state convention and the 8 and 40 society gathering in Columbus last week. Mrs Holl was named chair of the resolutions committee for the coming year, and former eighth district presidents including Mrs Holt and Mrs Powers were introduced during the Sunday installation service.
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Irma Powers
Barton A. Holl
American Legion Auxiliary
Honor Society of the Auxiliary
Columbus
Holl
Eighth District
Holt
Powers
Haydenville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Robert Barron of Mansfield vacationing with Mr and Mrs Lee McQuaid and Mr and Mrs Guy Bailey. Blanche Delong and daughters visited Mrs Guy Bailey. Connie Horn guest of Mr and Mrs Harry A Mills. Birth announced for daughter born July 30 at Hocking Valley Hospital with Rev and Mrs Jesse Thompson and Mr and Mrs James Daugherty as grandparents. Marriage license issued to Frank Garrett and Elizabeth A Lantz from New Straiteville Route 1.
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Haydenville
Robert Barron
Mansfield
Lee McQuaid
Guy Bailey
Blanche Delong
David Devol
Arthur Horn
Connie Horn
Harry A. Mills
Columbus
Horn
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jesse Thompson
Route 33
James Daugherty
Laurel Cliff Notes and Visitors Across Eight Homes
Residents and guests span multiple households in Laurel Cliff and nearby Canton and Dayton. Mrs. Levi Caruthers hosts relatives while Jean Poulton joins Mrs. Roy Howell's family en route to her grandparents, and January visitors include Janice and Mary Cole with Jo Evans.
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Laurel Cliff
Mra Olin Rife
Ike Warren
Columbus
George Renshaw
Levi Caruthers
Reba
Canton
Howard Allen
Cindy Lou
Dayton
Orville Allen
James Caruthers
Sor
Roy Howell
Ross Poulton
Caruthers
Howell
Jean Poulton
R. V. Howell
Florence Howell
Pomeroy
Cora Renshaw
James Gilmore
Janice
Mary Cole
Wellston
Jo Evans
Beter
Caldne
Anna
St. Karrs Run
Lawrence Smith
Doris Liefheit
Charleston
W. Va
Helen Liefheit
Ron Kerr
Ft Bragg
Kerr
John Diehl
Ilesboro Considers Keeping Three Teachers At Risk
The Starr Washington board of education aims to keep Ilesboro school at a three teacher setup despite state enrollment data showing 63.6 daily pupils. A meeting noted potential bus route changes to raise enrollment and keep classes. bids for new heat installations will be opened in August.
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Tlesboro School
Starr-Washington and Board of Education
State Department of Education
Hesboro
Desboro
Tesboro
Union Furnace
Melboro
Union Furnace High Schol
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Three Teachers Hired Logan Schools Fill Faculty Gaps
Logan schools announce three new hires and one remaining vacancy. Joan Byers of Pittsburgh joins the high school to teach commercial subjects replacing Claudia Hannaford who resigned. Rita Sagar of Athens becomes sixth grade teacher replacing Winifred Engle who retired after 40 years. Mary Rickard of Columbus will teach English in the junior high replacing Bea who retired last month. One high school general science position remains open ahead of the September 6 term.
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Tyler County
W. Va
Logan
Wallace Blake
Joan Byers
Pittsburgh
Claudia Hannaford
Miss Byers
University of Pittsburgh
Rita Sagar
Athens
Ohio University
Winifred Engle
Hocking
Mary Rickard
Columbus
Ohio State University
Bea
Jacksonville Man Arrested in Dis orderly Conduct Case
Logan City police and the sheriff's office cooperated Monday to arrest Frank Lawson on a Jacksonville warrant for dis orderly conduct. Lawson was taken into custody by Police Chief Roy Ketch and Deputy Sheriff Joe Breese and jailed until Jacksonville officers arrived.
Man Sues for Divorce Over Alleged Neglect
Elmer Enecott charges gross neglect of duty and seeks a divorce from Edith Linscott in Common Pleas Court.
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Logan
Elmer Enecott
Common Pleas Court
Edith Linscott
July Activities Listed By Health Department
Logan July health department report shows three tuberculosis cases in Hocking County for the month and 39 visits to tubercular patients. The Chest Clinic examined five people. field nurses served cancer, maternal, preschool, Pled, infant health, and school-age groups with numerous home visits and 124 tenant checks. The sanitarian reported 27 water and sewage inspections, 12 water samples, 3 milk plant inspections, 5 garbage inspections, and 12 public health nuisance investigations. Health commissioner Boocks logged 15 state conferences, 6 local, 11 nominations, 22 interviews, 4 news releases, and 36 birth and death certificate copies issued.
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Logan
Hocking County
City County Department of Health
Kmed
H. M. Boocks
State Department
X News
Hocking Car Sales in July Are Brisk
Sale of new cars in the year, set in March. There was a total of 624 titles issued in all categories in July. Aside from the new car titles they were: Resale 257, used retail 176, used casual 5, conversions 7, voids 8, replacements 6, motor and body changes, mortgages filed and 217 cancelled during the total receipts were 740. Of this amount 596.30 was paid into the ce acent and the remainder 60 went to the wate.
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LOGAN
Ce Acent
Wate
CAP Holds Picnic At Izaak Walton Clubhouse
Logan Civil Air Patrol senior and cadet members held a family picnic Friday evening at the Izaak Walton clubhouse at Lake Logan. After the meal the Rev. Paul N. Varner spoke briefly.
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Logan Civil Air Patrol
Izaak Walton
Lake Logan
Paul N. Varner
Laurelville Man Held On Conduct Charge
Eldon L. Fox of Laurelville is jailed on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges filed by his wife Nellie. He was arrested Monday night and held by Laurelville Marshal H. S. Hill. A hearing was continued to a later date.
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Logan
Eldon L. Fox
Laurelville
County Fell
Nellie
Fox
H. 5. Hill
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Maynard Pol
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Harley Ellinger
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Range
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New Straiteville
Elizabeth A. Lantz
Houswife
Mrs. Peart Parker
the County Fair
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Ilesboro
S. H. Dillon
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Union Furnace High School
Jacksonville
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