Local Society Notes On Home Trades And Visits
Society reports show Miss Garnet Hatch selling 20 Franklin Ave to Mrs. Charles Maple and moving to Fort St. Mrs. Maple moves from 19 Arden Place to Franklin Ave. Former Athenians Dr. and Mrs. Worley visited Athens. Dr. Worley now has eye offices in Oxford and Dayton. Prof. and Mrs. L. V. Calvin buy David Jackson home in Allendale Addition and plan September move from 100 University Terrace.
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M. D. Worley
Athens
L. V. Calvin
Naomi
David Jackson
Allendale Addition
University Terrace
Calvin
Ohio University
Plains School
Billie Burke Next Door to Son In Law Wins Family Spotlight
Billie Burke and William R. Stephenson share near two-household life near Hollywood. The American Home notes Burke is a devoted grandmother who enjoys grandchildren’s visits and outdoor living spaces. Color choices unify the Stephenson home with Williamsburg blue and cream tones enhancing sunlit rooms and hearths.
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Billie Burke
Hollywood
Miss Burke
William R. Stephenson
Stephenson
Martha B. Darbyshire
Miss Darbyshire
Burke
New Fur Coats Bring Higher Collars And Longer Hems
New fur fashions for winter feature four inch coat length drops and up to three inch longer short coats. Silhouettes favor free swinging and form fitting looks with semi fitted waists. Highlighted designs include a dramatic iridescent bronze Persian lamb commissioner's coat with a belted back and tall ears high collar.
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New York
Smart Beekman Place
Founders' Day Observed by Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Alpha Tau chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma held Founders Day with a brunch at Athens Country Club. Honor guest Irene Waters Worley of Oxford received a corsage. Edna Kasler led candlelight service. Emogene Davis honored as Gamma province president. Activities resume after month’s vacation with a hotel lounge meeting.
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Sigma Phi Gamma _ sorority
Athens Country Club
Irene Waters Worley
Oxford
Internation Sorority
Edna Kasler
Athens
Richard Hoffman
Betty Henderson
Gail Fleming
Sigma Phi Gamma
Earl Washburn
Doris Mathews
R. F. Rose
Emugene Davis
Gamma Province
George Hunter
David Trasin
Columbus
Worley
Sewing Club Meeting Plans and Postponed Potluck
The Sew-So-Sewing Club will meet Thursday Sept 11 at Mrs H J Parker 145 Poplar St. The potluck dinner has been indefinitely postponed.
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H. J. Parker
Poplar St
Local Price Brothers Perform Evening Music at Church
Logan residents heard Robert W. Price pianist and Bruce P. Price flute instructor in a Bach Beethoven Mozart program at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. The brothers closed with Molique and Debussy, then Bruce plans to teach in Texas while Robert pursues further piano studies.
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Chopin
Debussy
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Austin
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Ohio University
Bruce
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 at Ohio State Fair Youth Camp
Members of Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 attend the Youth Camp at the Ohio State Fairgrounds during the fair. Activities include entering exhibits in Girl Scout booths and the hobby show. Supervisors are Mrs. Arlie Brimner Mrs. John Buntz and Mrs. Eugene Whisler Rosemary Brimner. Participants include Marilyn Brimner Shirley Buntz Marilyn Garverick Martha Lehman and Betty Lou Risch.
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Ohio State Fairgrounds
Arlie Brimner
John Buntz
Eugene Whisler
Rosemary Brimner
Marilyn Brimner
Shirley Buntz
Marilyn Garverick
Martha Lehman
Betty Lou Risch
Kornmiller announces engagement of their daughter
Mr and Mrs Albert Kornmiller of Furnace Street announce the engagement of their daughter to be married soon with plans and family expectations for the forthcoming nuptials.
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Albert Kornmiller
Furnace Sr
Local families plan travels and visits this week
Mr and Mrs Harry Shaw of Second Street will return from a Toledo vacation with guests Edson and Mrs Sherlock. Weekend visitors are Dr H M Boocks and Dr L Boocks with Mr and Mrs C E Parkin of Charles ton W Va. Mr and Mrs Hayes Pritchard left for an auto trip to the East to Maine. Mr and Mrs Joseph Schaad and children Betty and Lawrence spend the week at Buckeye Lake. Mr and Mrs Frank G Brown with their son in law and daughter Floyd Rheinscheid of Athens are touring Canada and the eastern seaboard states.
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Harry FE. Shaw
Second St
Donna
Jim
Toledo
Edson Sherlock
H. M. Boocks
Letha Boocks
C. E. Parkin
Charleston
W. Va
Hayes’ Pritchard
Maine
Joseph Schaad
Betty
Lawrence
Buckeye Lake
Frank G. Brown
E. Front St
Floyd Rheinscheid
Athens
Canada
Mower Mishap Injures Logan-Derwood Farmer Near Ewing
Washington Township farmer Woodard of near Ewing was injured when a tractor mower escaped control on a steep bank and overturned twice. He was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital for treatment of possible fractures.
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Logan — Derwood Woodard
Washington Township
Ewing
Mr. Woodard
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking 4-H Exhibits To Be Judged At State Fair
Hocking County 4-H clubs send youths to the Ohio State Fair on Hocking County Day to compete in health contests clothing exhibits and livestock judging. Teams for dairy cattle and general livestock were named and several county youths will enter health contests and clothing projects with plans for a style revue at the fair.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
James S. Smoot
Margery Sheline
Cherokee Girls’ Club
Jess Sheline
Union Furnace
Rosalie Strawn
Webb's Summit Merry Worker's Club
Mr. Smoot
Bob McInturf
Dale Laughlin
Bob Beery
Bill Allberry
Jack North
Jim Skinner
Bill North
Russell Mason
Emily C. van Fossan
Betty Ringhiser
Stitch N’ Mix Club
Frances Hartsell
Mary Myers
Wilma Flannigan
Hocking County Fair
Distribution of Premium Programs for Hocking County Fair
Premium programs for the Hocking County Fair September 17 to 20 are distributed by James H. Barker secretary of the Hocking County Agricultural Society. Entry blanks, schedules of judging, daily timetable, department class lists and prize data are included along with fair rules. Board members named and honorary members listed.
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Logan
Hocking County
James H. Barker
Barker
The
Agricultural Society
W. H. Mowrey
Elmer Risch
Grace Harsh
Floyd E. Brown
Mason Holloway
John Carrel
Marion Beery
O. V. Mohler
Arlie Brimner
Hocking
Andrew Rheinscheld
Stanley Baker
James L. Martin
Emily C. van Fossan
James R. Smoot
Howard Nowles
Three Fined After Arrests In Logan Mayor Court
Logan police cited three men to the mayor's court over the weekend. Waldo Anderson of Lancaster paid 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. His twin Walter Anderson of Lancaster was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Charles Hix of Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Logan
Harry Shaw
Waldo Anderson
Lancaster
Walter Anderson
Charles Hix
Shaw
NORITO Promises Fast Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Thousands of sufferers praise NORITO for quick relief from rheumatic, neuralgic, sciatica and lumbago pains. The ad touts trustworthiness, fast action, and a money back guarantee if the first three doses do not relieve pain. See your druggist today.
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Norito
Agriesti Infant William Marshall Obituary
Graveside services were held for William Marshall Agriesti three days after his birth. He was the son of Mr and Mrs William Francis Agriesti of Columbus who died in Hocking Valley Hospital. Surviving grandparents include Mr and Mrs Howard Marshall of Logan and Mr and Mrs James Agriesti of Columbus. Oak Grove Cemetery was the chosen site with Rev A N Grueser officiating.
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Logan
William Marshall Agriesti
William Francis Agriesti
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital
Howard Marshall
James Agriesti
Oak Grove Cemetery
A. N. Grueser
Aerie Kicks Off 13th Logan Anniversary Observance
Logan Aerie 2168 FOE marks its 13th anniversary with the dedication of a new aerie home at Rachelmacher Park and a week of activities for members and families. Dick Dye and his Border Rangers provide music for square dancing at 9 p.m. Paul Wingrove Acel Hutton and Richard Dye plan the evening arrangements. Gerald Sinnott and Kenneth Hinerman organized the noon basket dinner and program.
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Logan
Logan Aerie
Richard Dye
Gerald Sinnott
Kenneth Hinerman
Notestone Rites Tuesday
Maxine Notestone 41 of Columbus died Sunday after a month long illness. She was a stenographer at Ft Hayes, Logan High School graduate, active in Sigma Phi Gamma and First Methodist Church. Survived by parents, a brother in Chillicothe, and two aunts. Funeral Tuesday at Heinelein Funeral Home at 2 pm with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Maxine Notestone
Charles Notestone
W. Hunter Sr
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Miss Notestone
Ft. Hayes
Logan High School
Office Training
Oa Grove Cemetery
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