WSCS Plans Ice Cream Festival at St Pauls Church
At the August WSCS meeting of St. Pauls Methodist Church Mrs L D Icard led the program with group singing and a prayer by Helen Baker. Mrs Harold Poff announced church basement chair purchases and festival plans for Aug 15 on the church lawn with take home ice cream. Parish activities included Sacred Heart Guild meeting at Sacred Heart Church parish house with talks by Mrs Charles Johnson and hostesses Mrs Byron Viers and Mrs Jim Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Icard
WSCS
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Helen Baker
E. A. Childers
Harold Poff
Poff
Laura Craner
Wheeling
Iecard
Milford Icard
Earl Icard
Carl Keister
Kenneth Coakley
J. S. Reynolds
Hindy Henderson
Carl Dilcher
Hernard Morgan
Melvin Boardman
Carrie Caudill
Robert K. Lewis
Roy Amburgey
Sacred Heart Guild of
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Byron Viers
Jim Sheppard
Charles Johnson
Ora Carlisle
Ralph Bowser
Edward J. Carey
L. N. Foglesong
N. A. Park, Jr
Ben Tracy
Grace Stone
O. C. Wallace
Robert Shertzer
Missionary Guest Speaks at Trinity Methodist Meeting
Mrs S R Antrim a retired missionary in India spoke at Trinity Methodist Church Tuesday evening in the social room. She and her husband teach at Point Pleasant Mission and shared a dialogue with Nikki Holley. Mrs D M Harshbarger led the program and announced a seminar at Johnson Memorial Methodist Church Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Antrim
India
Whess
Trinity Methodist Church
Blankenship
Christian Workers School
Buckhannon
Gene Crow
Johnson Memorial Methodist Church
Huntington
Miriam Circle
Antrim
Local notices of departures, visits, and hospital updates from Ohio and West Virginia
Buster Amburgey of Jasper Tenn will leave Saturday for home after two weeks with his brother and sister in law Roy Amburgey 67 Burdette Adda. Mrs Robert O Conner of Fairview Beach Ohio visits her mother Mrs G C Hite Viand Sr and other relatives. Jimmy Carpenter of West Columbia recently returned home after a surgical stay at Holzer Hospital and works at Valley Bell Product Inc. Kerr Blain postmaster Beech Hill is improving at the Martinsburg veteran hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Amburgey
Jasper
Tenn
Roy Amburgey
Burdette Adda
Robert O’conner
Fairview Beach
Ohio
G. C. Hite
Viand Sr
Jimmy Carpenter
West Columbia
Holzer Hospital
Horoscope Forecast For Tomorrow And The Year Ahead
The piece outlines tomorrow's edgy lunar influences urging kindness to elders and superiors. It notes birthday guidance: strong year for work and finances but warns against extravagance and speculation, especially in November, recommending consolidation of gains for future security. Personal matters and romance receive favorable influence, with creative ideas and business thriving early 1959.
Church activity and service schedule across area churches
Log an C Raikes lists weekly church services lessons meetings and special events for multiple congregations. It notes pastors, service times from 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and activities such as Bible study, choir, youth groups, and auctions with details for several churches including Logan C Raikes Church of the Nazarene and First EUB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
Missionary Meeting
First Presbyterian
Earl F. Schottke
All Creatures of Our God and King
Annette Davis
Ruth Heft Toerner
D. S. Dunkle
Edna B. Hughes
Trinity Church of
Pickerington
Otterbein
WSS
Haydenville Methodist Charge
Carl Wetherell
Haydenville
Buchtel
Murray City
Jobs
Vets Picnic Scheduled by Logan Veterans Groups
Logan Chapter 68 Disabled American Veterans and VFW units join with their families for a picnic at Rachelmacher Park on August 10. Dinner at 1 p.m. and children’s games follow, with attendees asked to bring their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Disabled American Veterans and Families
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hocking Post
VFW
Rachelmacher Park
August Meeting Of St Matthew Lutheran Women Group II
The August meeting of Group II of St Matthew Lutheran Women of the church met Tuesday afternoon at the parish house with fourteen members present. Hostesses were Mrs Harry Willige and Mrs Theodore Dupler for a 1 30 dessert. Mrs Dupler opened with devotions and led the Bible study To Become a Witness for Him presented by Mrs Don Gribble, topic by Mrs Wayne McKinney, with Mrs William Dennis as piano accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew Lutheran Women of the Church
Harry Willige
Theodore Dupler
All Girl Scout Leaders Meet For 1959 Roundup Plans
Girl Scout Council members and leaders and Senior Girl Scout registrants are asked to meet in the Girl Scout rooms on Monday August 11 at 1 p.m. to finalize plans for a primitive camp on August 20 and 21 at Zephyr Knoll, the summer home of Dr. and Mrs. J Ward Doering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Zephyr Knoll
J. Ward Doering
Walters Dennis reunion set for Ash Cave August 10
The 19th annual reunion of descendants of Elias and Matilda Walters Dennis will be held Sunday August 10 at Ash Cave near the shelter house. Basket dinner will be served at noon. Relatives and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
UB Church Camp
Route 37
Junction City
Elias
Matilda Walters Dennis
Ash Cave
Forty third Griffith Huggins reunion at Old Man s Cave
A basket dinner will be served at noon and Relatives and friends are invited to attend the event at Old Man s Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Man’s Cave
Blackstone Reunion Held at Local Community Center
The seventh annual Blackstone family reunion is planned for Sunday at the local community center. Family members are gathering for shared meals, photo sessions, and storytelling events in a casual, community atmosphere.
Wyskiver Family Reunion Scheduled for August 10
The Wyskiver family reunion will be held Sunday August 10 at the Harold Wyskiver farm inviting relatives to a day of gathering and shared memories at the farm location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyskiver
Harold Wyskiver
Commissioners Back Health and TB Levies for Ballot
Logan Hocking County commissioners approved resolutions of necessity to place health and tuberculosis levies on the November 4 ballot. Both levies would total one mill, renewing now in force but expiring year end. TB levy would be .1 lower and health department operating levy .1 higher, life five years, 60 percent vote needed. Also accepted were the Hocking Lake Subdivision plat and plans for courthouse roof replacement, with bills totaling data from several funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Hocking
County Board of Elections
Health Department
Hocking County
Hocking Lake Subdivision
Homer Wilson
Logan
Pat Reichley
County
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
The Hocking Valley Hospital records show admissions for Mrs Myrta Hengst of Logan undergoing medical care, Ewald Schmitter Logan surgery, and Leroy Tilton of Lima medical. Discharges include Miss Goldie McNichols Laurelville Route 1 Fay Kuhn Logan Route 4 Mrs Napoleon Newlan McArthur Harold J Henry Logan Mrs Jim Morrow Wellston and Mrs Estella Walburn Pomroy to Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Hengst
Logan
Ewald Schmitter
Leroy Tilton
Lima
Goldie McNichols
Laurelville
Fay Kuhn
Napoleon Newlan
McArthur
Harold J. Henry
Jim Morrow
Wellston
Estella Walburn
Pomeroy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County Eyes November Ballot With Many Issues
Hocking County residents face a broad November ballot with operating levy renewals and increases across Logan Starr Washington and East Hocking school districts. The Logan district seeks 9.5 mills, Starr Washington nine mills, East Hocking a 6 mill renewal, plus local levies in Laurelville and Green Township. Legislative and district changes include potential transfers and new district formations, while two county judicial candidates run for the four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Starr-Washington
East Hocking
Logan Board of Education
Falls
Falls Gore
Marion
Green Townships
West Hocking
Perry
Salt Creek
Laurelville Village
Vaughn Collins
Logan Route 3
D. W. Tucker
Rockbridge
Two Teenage Drivers Set for Thursday Hearings
In Juvenile Court two teen drivers faced hearings after state highway patrolmen cited them. Clifton Wharton 17 of Rockbridge was charged with operating a car with a defective muffler on Route 33 north of Logan and found guilty with a $5 fine plus costs. Richard Nihiser 16 of Haydenville pleaded guilty to unsafe operation on Route 33 south of Logan and also fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clifton Wharton
Rockbridge
Rhea Bangert Brown
Richard Nihiser
Haydenville
Hospital trip after ambulance transfer in Dayton
Jess Woods of 69 percent Market Street was taken by ambulance Thursday to Veterans Hospital in Dayton after an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jess Woods
S. Market St
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
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Point Social
Catholic Guild Meets
William Cowper
Logan C
Raikes
the Princess
Britain
Princess Margaret
Ottawa
Montreal
John Napier Turner
Vincent Massey
Marion Grange Hall
Blackstone Reunion
Blackstone
Wyskiver’s
The
Health
Warren
Estella Wilson
Falls Township
Hocking Valley Hospital
Green Township
James Frey
Logan Area
Lancaster
Ohio University
Reese
Mickey Mantle
Don Finsterwald
Bold Ruler
Messenger
Southeastern
the Athens Messenger
Circulation Department
Ryle
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