Glouster Names Teacher Assignments and School Open Date
Glouster Schools release the complete faculty roster for the coming year led by Superintendent John E. Savel and administrator F. A. Cady. The note lists elementary and high school teachers, new courses, textbooks, and equipment plus the Sept. 2 opening with specific daily schedules. Birth certificates are required for kindergarten and first grade entrants.
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Glouster
John E. Savel
Savel
F. A. Cady
Madi
Jaycees
Trimble Two Teachers To Meet Before School Opening
Trimble Township schools announce a Thursday meeting for all teachers at Jacksonville Trimble High School at 9 a.m. carousels include open houses Sept. 2 start, unchanged bus schedules, and cafeteria operations. staff changes include leaves resignations and new hires for the first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Carl Porter
Trimble Township
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Edgar Slater
Wesly Byers
Emmett Carter
Pete Hartley
Don Davis
Carlos Haulbee
Cincinnati
Hollister
Jacksonville
Glouster High Wins Approval for Home Economics Program
Glouster High School receives approval to establish a broader vocational home economics program this year. The remodeled department features modern equipment, dining area, sewing machines, new appliances, and a dedicated FHA chapter for girls. Mrs. Shirley McBride to lead as vocational teacher with family and community growth aims. family ties to The Plains described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster High School
FHA
Future Homemakers of America
Shirley McBride
Ohio University
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Kappa Delta Pi
Air Force
Stacie O’lynn
Plains
Aid Granted To Rush Creek For Watershed Plan
The Rush Creek Watershed Association's federal aid under Public Law 566 was approved by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and forwarded to the U S Department of Agriculture. The plan to form a flood control district is expected this fall with support from 33 groups including the Fairfield Perry and Hocking Soil Conservation Districts. Historical dredging and silting have raised the creek bed, affecting tile drainage and crop growth along Rush Creek from Junction City to Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace A. Gillogly Hocking
District Board of Supervisors
Fairfield
Perry
Hocking
Antioch Grange
Hocking County
Chief Logan Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Logan Kiwanis Club
Harry Blume
Rush Creek
Mr. Blume
Junction City
Fairfield County
Sugar Grove
Blume Farm
Four motorists arraigned on speeding charges in Logan
Acting Mayor Lawrence Ellinger heard four cases from highway patrol men. Edwin Meyer 38 Logan and Paul T. Dalton in Nelsonville were fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding Doris Mellinger 23 Nelsonville was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding Joseph O Hamilton 82 Lancaster was fined 20 dollars and costs for improper start Hollis Smith Nelsonville forfeited 20 dollar bond for speeding appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lawrence Ellinger
Edwin Meyer
Paul T. Dalton
Nelsonville
Doris Mellinger
Joseph O. Hamilton
Lancaster
Hollis Smith
Rites Planned for McKnight
Donna Jean McKnight 27 died Sunday at home 1209 Chestnut St in Nelsonville after long illness. She was born in Zanesville daughter of Wilbur Roberts and Ivy Rob erts. Survived by husband Lee a son Terry Lee 11 daughter Sherry 2 mother Ivy Wiley and father Wilbur Roberts all of Zanesville. Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday Johnson Funeral Home Rev Earl Edwards burial Green Lawn Cemetery friends may call.
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Nelsonville
Donna Jean McKnight
Chestnut Street
Zanesville
Wilbur
Ivy Roberts
The
Apostolic Church
Logan
Lee McKnight
Terry Lee McKnight
Sherry McKnight
Wilbur Roberts
Iva Wiley
James Roberts
David
John Roberts
Judy Roberts
Johnson Funeral Home
Earl Edwards
Green Lawn Cemetery
Glouster Residents Attend Grant Hospital Nursing Graduation
Mr and Mrs W R Byers and Patty attended the Grant Hospital School of Nursing commencement in Columbus. Their daughter Pansy was part of the graduating class. A reception followed at the Nurse's Residence. Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson of Summit Street visit this week with Robert Bennett and family in Newark Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Byers
Patty
Columbus
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Pansy
Fred Thompson
Summit St
Silage Show Entrants Display at Ohio State Fair
Vernie Stahr and Jack Dougher ty entered grass silage samples in the silage show at the Ohio State Fair. The samples were taken from their silos last spring and kept in a Columbus freezer for the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Stahr
Jack Dougherty
Columbus
Safe Is Safe At VEW Club
Logan police investigated a Sunday burglary at the VFW Club where burglars drilled the safe’s key lock and inserted a steel pin. The mechanism required a handle hidden away, so nothing was taken. Wet footprints suggested the break in after 6 a.m. as rain began.
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Logan
VFW
Lewis Frasch Dies Sunday in Logan at 87
Logan resident Lewis G Frasch 87 died at 1 25 a m Sunday after a two month illness at his Walnut Street home He was born in Hocking County and spent most of his life in Logan A former Hocking Valley Railroad employee he retired 20 years ago He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen and attended St Matthew Lutheran Church Surviving are his wife Minnie a son Joseph Frasch Columbus three daughters Helen Diltz Columbus the Frasch sisters Alice Nell two brothers George Logan Agustus Circleville a sister Anna Mahoney Dayton and two grandchildren. Friends receive at Heinlein funeral home services 2 p m Tuesday Rev Donald Saylor Columbus officiating Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Lewis G. Frasch
Walnut St
Hocking County
Mr. Frasch
Conrad
Mary Buntz Frasch
Walnut and
Hunter
Hocking Valley Railroad
Frasch
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Minnie
Joseph Frasch
Columbus
Helen Diltz
Alice
Nell Frasch
George Frasch
Agustus Frasch
Circleville
Anna Mahoney
Dayton
Heinlein Funeral Home
Donald Saylor
Oak Grove Cemetery
City Police Cite Two Drivers for Reckless Operation
Logan city police cited Ray F For rester 22 of New Straitsville and John J Greathouse 22 of Logan for reckless operation over the weekend. Both await arraignment in Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ray F. Forrester
New Straitsville
John J. Greathouse
Glouster Pythian Sisters Meet Wednesday
The Pythian Sisters will gather on Wednesday at 7 30. A luncheon will be provided by the committee.
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Glouster— Pythian Sisters
Mrs Blume Hospitalized in Columbus Stay
Mrs F W Blume of 656 North Market Street was taken by ambulance Sunday to Doctors Hospital in Columbus for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blume
Logan
F. W. Blume
N. Market St
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Miss Mildred Howard Tours Historic Pennsylvania and Maryland Sites
Trimble Miss Mildred Howard accompanied by Mrs. F. W. Cone and Miss Beryl Cone of Athens visited Gettysburg and Eisenhower farm in Maryland. They toured Lancaster and Wheatland in Pennsylvania, Hershey chocolate factory, Aphrata Cloisters, and Bedford where her colonial ancestors settled. The Bedford bi centennial runs Aug 25 to Sept 1 with English royalty invited. The flag given in 1759 to Fort Raystown’s commander remains preserved in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Mildred Howard
Trimble Heights
F. W. Cone
Beryl Cone
Athens
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Lancaster
Jane Wolfe
Concord
Athens County
Miss Howard
Bedford
Duke of
Woburn
England
Fort Raystown
John Stanwix
County Pioneer Historical Society
Mrs Poling joins 3 Gallon Club at Logan blood drive
Mrs Robert Poling of Rockbridge earned her 24th pint to join the Three-Gallon Club during the Columbus Regional Center bloodmobile stop in Logan. Four others qualified for the Eight-Pint Gallon Club: Sterling Anderson Donald B Lightfoot Edwin C Johnston and Ralph Klinger. Kenneth E Vaughn of Logan is now in the Gallon Club with five pints donated while in New York and three since returning to Logan. The bloodmobile returns to Logan Wednesday at Westminster House First Presbyterian Church with hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Logan
Robert Poling
Rockbridge
Poling
Columbus Regional Center
Gallon Club
Sterling Anderson
Donald B. Lightfoot
Edwin C. Johnston
Ralph Klinger
Logan Route 2
Kenneth E. Vaughn
Vaughn
Carbordundum Co
New York State
Westminster House
First Presbyterian Church
Antioch Grange No 2629 Meets With Lectures and Skits
Oscar Blum presided at the Antioch Grange No 2629 meeting in the grange hall. A lecturer program opened with group singing Smilin Thru and a poem by C. W. Snyder. Mrs Winifred Amnah performed Mrs Miggs Telephones a News Item. Special music by Mrs Jessie Stahr and daughter Lois. Carl Poling spoke on Agriculture. Mr and Mrs Harold Klinger were guests. Enterprise 4 H Club to present August 25 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Blum
Antioch
Grangers
C. W. Snyder
Jessie Stahr
Lois
Carl Poling
Harold Klinger
Klinger
County Granges
Enterprise 4-H Club
August Meeting of Hocking County Home Demonstration Council
The Hocking County Home Demonstration Council met in the Courthouse auditorium. Mrs. Clinton Poling and Mrs. Ray Poling reported. Plans were made for the home demonstration training meeting Dept. 4 at 1 30 p.m. at the Ohio Power auditorium. Programs for the first four months of 1959 were outlined.
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Hocking County
Tuesday Book Club Bids Farewell to Mrs. Reynolds
Logan group hosts a farewell dinner for Mrs. John Reynolds who is moving away. The Mecca Room at Brandt's restaurant witnesses attendance by numerous members including Mrs. Webb Young Humphrey Murray Engle Poston Perkins Martin Hull Davie Bell Hardin Gaffin Tschappat and the absent member sending a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
John Reynolds
Logan
Mecca
Brandt
Reynolds
Margaret Webb
James Young
Roger Humphrey
Fred Murray
Winifred Engle
Emerson Poston
Roswell Perkins
Kerwood Martin
Fred Hull
Charles Davie
Harry Bell
Frank Hardin
Carlos Gaffin
Phil Tschappat
G. R. Robinson
Reunion Planned for Jones Phil lip Family at Burr Oak Beach
Glouster The Jones Phil lip reunion is set for Sunday August 31 at Burr Oak Beach Park. Relatives are invited to bring a basket dinner for noon and a short program plus business meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Burr Oak Beach Park
Births and admissions from Mount St. Mary Hospital notes
Birth announcements include B F Rosser and Ernest Hamilton with sons, Lane Malone with a daughter. Admissions list: James Forbes Homer Johnson Dorothy Wolf Karen McClelland Eugene McGonagle Hugh James. Dismissals include Raymond White and daughter, Charles Van Bibber and daughter, and several others from Nelsonville Glouster Millfield Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Rosser
Buchtel
Ernest Hamilton
Logan
Lane Malone
Glouster
James Forbes
Nelsonville
Homer Johnson
Wayne Kinnison
Murray City
Dorothy Wolf
Forrest Green
Pearl Kloh
Karen McClelland
Geneva Miller
James J. Smith
Eugene McGonagle
New Lexington
Hugh James
Shawnee
Raymond White
Columbus
Charles van Bibber
Haydenville
William Coakley
Buckeye Lake
Charles Roofe
William Wend
Bertha Danko
Joan Warren
New Straitsville
Judith Fisk
Shery Auflick
Louis Guy
Millfield
Marie Roof
Lynne Downs
Anita Jo McDonald
Bessie Higgins
Athens
Sophia Guy
Katie Bortkiewicz
Jacksonville
Names Drawn for September Juries in Logan County
Logan county juries for the September term of Common Pleas Court were set with 50 names. Fifteen grand jurors will serve and 35 petit jurors will form the pool. The list includes A B Brooks, Helen Hawk, Hiram Thompson, Jane C Primmer, Parry Jay Cole, Patline Ott, Gladys Proctor, R H Rempel, Margaret Greenman, and many others from Logan and surrounding towns.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
A. B. Brooks
Helen Hawk
Carbon Hill
Hiram Thompson
Frank Green
South Bloomingville
Hugh Daubenmire
Sarah Martin
Nelsonville
Jane C. Primmer
Parry Jay Cole
Patline Ott
Gladys Proctor
Gore
H. C. Riley
Paul Thomas
Charles FE. Frasure
R. H. Rempel
Margaret Greenman
John Dicken
Dorothy Edwards
New Plymouth
Harold L. Bailey
Ruth Sloan
Roy Sigler
William Arnold
Charles Congreve
J. E. Harmon
New Straitsville
Erma Myers
Ellen Magle
Chester Eveland
Porter Harden
Grace Dumm
Laurelville
Louise
School Board OKs Bond Sale For New Township Schools
Nelsonville York Local Board of Education votes to sell 1.9 million dollars in bonds approved by voters to fund two new township schools. Bids due Sept 23, with award to lowest bidder. Plans include sites survey, future ready design, and wiring for closed circuit TV. Also approved bus purchase, furnace crews, milk supply, and removal of surplus fixtures.
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Nelsonville
York
State Department of Education
Stan Martin
Martin
W&h Chevrolet
Logan
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
Mr. Cullison Dies Sunday in Mount St. Mary Hospital
Cyrus Cullison 56 of Nelsonville Route 2 died Sunday morning at Mount St. Mary Hospital after being taken there Saturday evening. He was single and survived by his mother Jennie Goody four brothers Lawrence Pittsburgh John Alva and Joe Cullison all of Nelsonville Route 2 a half brother Kenneth Goody Seattle and a sister Mrs Ida Conners Union Furnace. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Johnson funeral home conducted by Dr F M Wentz with burial to follow.
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Nelsonville
Cyrus Cullison
the Diamond
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jennie
William Cullison
Jennie Goody
Lawrence Cullison
Pittsburgh
John Cullison
Alva Cullison
Joe Cullison
Kenneth Goody
Seattle, Wash
Ida Conners
Union Furnace
Featherstone Rites Tuesday in Carbondale
Mrs. Mary Featherstone 85 of Carbondale died Saturday evening at Mount St Mary Hospital after treatment begun last Wednesday. Born in Athens County she was daughter of John and Jane Howson and member of Carbondale Methodist Church. Survived by son Clarence Featherstone Sandusky two brothers Edgar Hewson Nelsonville Route 2 Rolland Hewson Detroit sister Mrs Elmar Pollock Akron five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the residence conducted by Rev William Brown burial in Asbury Cemetery. Body released from Johnson funeral home to residence for calls.
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Nelsonville
Mary Featherstone
Carbondale
Mount St .Mary Hospital
Athens County
John and
Jane Howson
Clarence Featherstone
Sandusky
Edgar Hewson
Rolland Hewson
Detroit
Mich
Elmar Pollock
Akron
William Featherstone
William Brown
Asbury Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
J D Tolliver Dies in Zanesville at 75
James David Tolliver 75 died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville. A former Buchtel mayor and councilman, he owned a Crooksville grocery and served on the local board of education. Surviving are his wife Martha, seven sons, two daughters, a brother, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in Crooksville, with calling after 6 p.m. Monday.
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James David Tolliver
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Buchtel
Board of Education
Eagles Lodge
Murray City
Crooksville
EUB Church
Martha
Donald
Athens
Clyde
Max
Bert
Jimmy
Harold
Akron
Ned
Nelsonville
Marcia Dow
Bridgewater
Jacksonville man arraigned for driving while intoxicated
Richard Smith of Jacksonville was arraigned before Mayor C. C. Caldwell on a driving while intoxicated charge. He pleaded guilty and received a 3 day jail term and a $100 fine plus costs from Mayor Caldwell, with arresting officer Marshall Russell noting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Richard Smith
C. C. Caldwell
Marshall Russell
Smith
Caldwell
City Budget In Black In Nelsonville
City ended July with all funds in the black though spending doubled receipts. General fund $1742.98. water operation $6590.58. sewer rental $14868.55. street $2992.36. parking meter $1157.31. direct relief $4436.70. recreation $1823.39. active permanent improvement $1234.70. invested permanent improvement $50000. building maintenance $2718.32. shelter house $66.11. invested sewage revenue $25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Delbert Kuhn
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Frances Sayers
Sybl Kurtzman
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Monroe
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Rachel Murray
Lucile Grubbs
Pauline Myers
Ann Conkling
Rose
Lene Knight
Richard Vaughn
Ruth Ellen _ Mitchell
Richard Macak
David Winefordner
Dora
Cady
Ira Brooks
Quentin Meeks
Brooks
James
Tewksbury
Glouster High
Rites
McKnight
VEW Club
Lewis Frasch
Nelsonville High School
Linda Goss
Sharon Cole
Nora Joe Hall
Elizabeth Keller
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Mrs. Poling
Home Council Meets
Dorothy Karshner
Dora Wilson
Averett Turner
Goldie Mohler
Clarence Whitmer
Russell Lanning
Mr. Cullison
F. M. Wentz
J.D. Tolliver
W. Washington St
Tel
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