Logan Chieftains Honored At Downtown Banquet
Nearly 250 attendees celebrated the Logan Chieftains football squad with six players named to the All Southeastern Ohio team. Special trophies went to Bob Thomas Eddie Joe Grandy Davie Hinerman and Ron Dennis. Coach Dwight Diller received coach of the year honors. Wally Weber Michigan coach spoke on teamwork discipline and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Downtown Coaches Association
Logan Chieftain
Chieftains
Anll
Southeastern Ohio
Bob Emerson
Eddie Joe Grandy
Bob Thomas
Larry Roberts
Davie Hinerman
Dick Smith
Ron Dennis
Chieftain
Dwight Diller
J. Ward Doering
Diller
Eeaene
Athletic
Bill Sauer
Wally Weber
University of Michigan
Weber
Michigan
West Hocking schools seek gas heating bids
The West Hocking Board of Education voted to re advertise for bids to convert three district buildings to gas heating. Two bids opened. no state funds available for emergency projects, so bids must be publicly advertised to stay legal. Bid openings scheduled for February 3. burners to be installed this summer if gas heating restrictions lift. Six bids were invited including Laurelville and Rockbridge locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
West Hocking Board of Education
West Hocking Board
Oh 7
Samuel Dillon
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Laurelville
Laurelville Shop
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Notice of Pendancy of Divorce Action
Julia Pate files for divorce from Donald H in Athens County Ohio Court of Common Pleas cause 20289 seeking custody temporary and permanent alimony and support for a minor child on grounds of gross cruelty hearing set for January 1 1953 attorney Jol Es Draper listed.
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Athens County
Ohio
McGee
Dorothy Marape McGee
James Sanford Wyee
Han Galene
Child
DorothyGee
Dorothy Child
Intain
Chi
Julia Pate
Donald H. Were
Court of Common Pleas
Jol Es Draper
Notice of Rate Filing by Ohio Fuel Company with P U C of Ohio
On November 12 1952 Ohio Fuel Company filed a rate complaint with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. The document outlines changes to natural gas rates for Frost Stewart Guysville The Plains and others with tiers per 100 cubic feet and minimum charges, delayed payment penalties, and periodic reviews. A public hearing is set for December 12 1952 at 10 00 a m E S T at Ohio Front Street Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Columbus Ohio Electri Company
Eaid
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Durmee
Hes m Rade
BEL
Ereby
Penced
W. H. Herberbert
Ohio Fuel Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Frost, Stewart
Guysville
Plains
Said Co
Ashe “Uulities’ Commission
Hedia
Ohio Front Street
Columbus
Utilities Commission OF Ohio
Paul D. Deaton
Yule Pageant Re Scheduled This Sunday
Logan presents Southeastern Ohio Christmas pageant at 3 p.m. Sunday in Logan High School stadium weather permitting. Twenty one bands and eight church floats expected to participate after last Sundays snowfall caused postponement. Massed bands perform as Rev A N Grueser narrates the Christmas story followed by a parade route through Market and Hunter Streets ending near Culver Street. Organizers include the Logan Band Boosters Hocking County Ministerial Association and the Logan Trade Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Logan High School
A. N. Grueser
Market St
Hunter St
Hunter
High
Main
Culver St
Logan Band Boosters
Hocking County Ministerial Association
Logan Trade Club
Church News of Logan Churches News Snapshot
Local churches list services and sermons led by pastors Paul N. Warner Roy E Klingler and others. Details include St Mathew and St John Lutheran, Nazarene, Trinity Lutheran and First churches with service times sermons topics and Sunday school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mathew Lutheran
Paul N. Warner
Luther League
Canal Winchester
ST. John Lutheran
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
Hi-Ny
Jehovah's Witnesses
C. P. Stotler
Watchtower
A. N. Grueser
Christ
First Presbyterian
Henry Carr
Harry Vail
Clarence Schwenke
Merton Smith
Edgar
Women’s Association
Salt Creek Valley
John R. Bradford
Main Line Installed For Ilesboro Circuit
Logan Home Telephone Co. general manager Howard Slusher said the Ilesboro circuit in Washington Township would switch to dial telephones before the year’s start. Main lines are installed and conversion begins after emergency county repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Howard Slusher
Logan Home Telephone Co
Ilesboro
Washington Township
Slusher
Benson Named New Agriculture Head in Eisenhower Cabinet
The 53 year old Mormon apostle and Boy Scouts leader was tapped as agriculture secretary designating a free enterprise tilt tempered by farm needs. He has long farm roots and previously served as a county agent and farm cooperative advocate while supporting Taft for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Mormon Church
Europe
England
Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
Robert A. Taft
Republic
Flora Smith Amussen
Salt Lake City
Washington
Eisenhower
Eighteen Countians Are Inducted for Armed Forces
Eighteen men left Hocking County for induction into the armed forces at Fort Hayes Columbus. Inductees include James Edward Donaldson Logan Route 4 leader Richard Paul Skiver Haydenville assistant leader Russell Edwin Mason 1130 W Hunter St Donald William Gribble South Logan Paul Mahlone Gierhart South Bloomingville Route 2 Patrick Aloysius Kessler Bremen Estel Ray Dane Carbon Hill James Primmer Logan Route 1 Luther Steven Herron Logan Rt 2 George Francis Weaver New Straitsville Route 1 Dale Gilbert Wittekind South Logan Dean Elbert Wittekind South Logan Herman Lester Withem Glouster Route 3 George Morris Hedges Jr Laurelville Royce Joseph Smith South Bloomingville Route 1 Homer Eugene Stump Laurelville Teddie Donald McVey Logan Route 1 Kenneth Leroy Strickland Logan Route 4
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
James Edward Donaldson
Richard Paul Skiver
Haydenville
Russell Edwin Mason
W. Hunter St
Donald William Gribble
South Logan
Paul Mahlone Gierhart
South Bloomingville
Patrick Aloysius Kessler
Bremen
Estel Ray Dane
Carbon Hill
James Primmer
Luther
Five New Members Join Gallon Club
Five new donors earned Gallon Club status after a Red Cross bloodmobile visit to Logan. Each member contributes eight pints to qualify. New members are Don Walker Dewey Howdyshell Alva Steele Greendale Davis George Davis and Clyde D Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gallon Club
Red Cross
Don Walker
Dewey Howdyshell
Alva Steele
Greendale Davis
George Davis
New Straitsville
Logan Clay Products Co
Clyde D. Smith
Ohio Power Co
Red Cross Office Hours Announced in Logan County
Mary Thom of the Logan County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces office hours above Blosser's Restaurant. The office opens 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. weekdays and 9:00 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. In emergencies call 5-2759 after hours.
Suit Dismissed Over Stock Certificate Handling
Raymond R. Lanning sued Harry Peate in Common Pleas Court over stock certificate handling. case dismissed without record.
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Logan
Raymond R. Lanning
Harry Peate
Urs Day
Common Pleas
Red Cross Office to Close for Meeting in Athens
Mrs. Mary Thompson announces the Red Cross office in Logan will close Tuesday while she attends a meeting in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Thompson
Red Cross
Athens
46 New Cars Are Bought In November
Logan county records show 46 new car purchases in November with 477 titles issued. Mortgage filings reached 251 and cancellations 263, total receipts 590 dollars with 191.30 to the state and 398.70 to the county. New owners include Harry E. McVey, Ralph Stewart, Charles Riggs, and many others across Logan, Laurelville, Glouster, and South Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Harry E. McVey
Union Furnace
Logan Clay Products
Ralph Stewartson
Nelsonville
Charles R. Riggs
Marion J. Ae
Laurelville
Ge Bedle
George T. Lineald
Emerson Brothers
Clarence W. Green
Carbon Hill
John Potter, Jr
Glouster
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Paul Nutter
George O. Belt
Clarence L
Viola H. Hartman
C. L. Karr
South Perry
Eva Harwood
Kenneth O. Mount
Lewis E. Roberts
Thomas C. Alberts
Russell T. Harden
Gate
Winland
Goldie B. Thompson
Victor V. Rieder
James Leffler
Minnie A. McNeil
Logan Buick Co
Buell Eby
C. B. Russell
W. E. Baughman
Francis McClelland
Floyd Champ
Lawrence G. Ellinger
Ralph G. Moore
Roy F. Bowers
Kermit Ringhiser
McKinley Hansen
Rockbridge
Guy H. Shaw
South Bloomingville
Wallace V. Beck
Walter Prather
Eddie Carstens
Hilda C. McClain
Richard E. Robinson
Letha L. Wilson
H. C
Lucille Hartsaugh
Charles Cook Dies at 78 in Toledo
Charles Cook, 78, died in a Toledo hospital Tuesday at 3 p.m. after a long illness. He leaves three daughters Mrs. Ernest Lewis Mrs. Alfred Davis and Mrs. Harlin Adams and a son Charles Jr. of Toledo and 12 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at C. F. Wallace funeral home with Rev. John Devol officiating. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Cook
Toledo
Ernest Lewis
Alfred Davis
Harlin Adams
Charles Jr
C. F. Wallace
John Devol
Maplewood Cemetery
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Glouster and Surrounding Homes
Glouster families led by Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCance and daughters Linda and Jean and others hosted relatives from Columbus Cam and nearby towns for Thanksgiving. The Rev John Devol and Mrs Devol traveled to New Straitsville for a Baptist Church meeting. Charles Hoisington and grandson Lloyd Gaston Hoisington visited their son Ralph M Hoisington in Zanesville. L M Grath of McConnelsville joined the holiday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell McCance
Linda
Jean
Merrill Norris
Merril Kay
Lynn
Columbus
James McCance
Patti Jo
Michael
Cam
A. C. McCance
John Devol
New Straitsville
Devol
Baptist Church
Charles Hoisington
Lloyd Gaston Hoisington
Ralph M. Hoisington
Zanesville
Weekend visitors in Adkins home from Lancaster and Sandusky
Visitors at the Adkins residence over the weekend included Mr and Mrs George Adkins and Rose Adkins of Lancaster Lewis Adkins of Columbus Mr and Mrs W C Sharp of Donnelsville and Mr and Mrs Earl Pyle and children of Sandusky Mrs Josie Adkins returned home after a several weeks stay with the Sh arps in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Adkins
George
Rose
Lancaster
Lewis Adkins
Columbus
W. C. Sharp
Donnelsville
Earl Pyle
Sandusky
Josie Adkins
Sharp
Glouster Church Activities Schedule Highlights
Local religious notices list multiple congregations in Glouster and area with service times Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. Sermons vary by church, with midweek prayer meetings and special sessions noted. Included are sessions at Oakdale Church of God, Glouster First Baptist, Jacksonville Methodist, Trimble Methodist, Redtown Free Methodist, Mt. Carmel, Seventh Day Adventist, and others in Bishopville, Fern dale, and Spencer Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Methodist
John Devol
Vern Halt
WSCS
Willis Blower
Oakdale Church OF God
Miles Hoon
Mr. Hoon
Glouster First Baptist
F. C. Cleveland
Jacksonville Methodist
Lester Covert
Hamfaler
Bomby Heck
Trimble Methodist
Pasitor
Millfield
Hazel Kimball
C. H. Spangler
C. W. French
Trimble West Side
Church OF Christ
Bishopville
Eet
Hooper Ridge Church OF Christ
James Horner
Ferndale Church OF
Ee Ee
Wiacksonville
Themar
Wilbur Crace
Glousterch OF Christ
Daniel K. Teater
Bishopsville Church
Bethel Mission
Harvey Smith
McLeish
J. B
Jehovah's Witnesses
Concord
A. N. Maxwell
22 EUB Churches To Have Conference
GLOUSTER The Rev Wilbur Crace pastor of the Jacksonville and Hollister EUB Churches announces a group conference of 22 EUB churches in Area 4 of Southeastern Ohio to be held in the Jacksonville church Monday at 7 15 PM Dr John H Ness associate secretary of Board of Pensions Dayton will discuss the theme An Acceptable Stewardship A panel discussion will follow the Rev Lewis Mathews Gerald Koster of Corn will direct singing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wilbur Crace
Jacksonville
Hollister
EUB
Ohio
John H. Ness
Board of Pensions
Dayton
Lewis Mathews
Gerald Koster
Corn
No Evening Service at Glouster Methodist Church
There will be no evening church service at Glouster Methodist Church on Sunday. Congregants wishing to attend Rushville services may report to Rev. Devon by Saturday evening for transportation arrangements. Cars will depart the church at 5 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Rushville
Devon
Circle To Dine GLOUSTER Oakdale Circle Dinner Event
The Oakdale Friendship Circle meets at Mil dred's Coffee Shop for a turkey dinner on Tuesday at 7 p.m. A gift exchange follows the meal. Members unable to attend should notify the coffee shop by Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Oakdale Friendship Circle
Mildred
Maintenance Funds Found for Hocking County Child Welfare
Logan The Hocking County Commissioners with Auditor Harry Smith secured funds to keep the child welfare department operating for the year after 11 months of shortfalls due to a 10 percent budget cut. Head Mrs. Clayton Sater cited generous clothing donations as relief. future planning cited cost issues at the county home, including a $705.57 roof estimate, as two new commissioners Bert Bierly and Harry Armstrong join existing members Joe Brown and Keith Schultz for a Columbus convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Harry Smith
Clayton Sater
Carl Swackhammer
Bert Bierly
Harry Armstrong
Joe Brown
Keith Schultz
Columbus
Honor Roll Cites Girls In Majority At Middleport High
Middleport honors list shows 49 girls with B average or better and good attendance, 11 boys. Juniors include Rae Ann Mills and Danny Sanborn. seniors feature Arlene Bowles Judith Cluff Marilyn Ebersbach and others. Junior High honors list Vera Covert Gene Crooks Kay Durst Roger Fink and more.
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Middleport
Vivian Abbott
Ernestine Asbury
Cherole Blake
June Chancey
Janis Childs
Linda Grimm
Marilyn Miller
Juanita Hawkins
Marilyn Knight
Mary C. Miller
Julie Probasco
Helen Stobart
Jim H. van Cooney
Sally Wilson
Betty Kloes
Fauna Bailey
June Bailey
Patricia Baker
Megan Cluff
Phyllis Ebersbach
Winona Fink
Carole Goff
Judith Jacobs
Fred Lewis
Roger Long
Dorothy Overturf
Ruth Powell
James Puckett
Barbara Scott
Jane Singer
Sheila Stover
Jean Wiseman
Ruby Yeanger
Mary Jane Young
John Talbott
Kay van Cooney
Roger Williams
Rae Ann Mills
Danny Sanborn
Charles Winebrenner
Arlene Bowles
Judith Cluff
William Durst
Don Davis
Charlene Dillard
Frank Easter
Marilyn Ebersbach
Virginia Fife
Nancy Hartley
Patsy Hickman
Margaret Hoyt
Paddy Jo Lambert
Diane Reichman
Donna’ Roush
Lois Ann Smith
Marlene Taylor
Vera Covert
Gene Crooks
Kay Durst
Roger Fink
Dee Sauer
Martha Spires
Keith Anderson
Bruce Ord
Arthur Clark
Charles Davis
Gordon Guthrie
Priscilla Ie
Olivia Hemmons
Richard Hovatter
Thomas Kelly
Leo Kennedy, Jr
Kay Stiles
Farewell Party Given For Neasley Maxwells
Neighbors and friends in Hartleyville gathered Wednesday at the Maxwell home to honor Mr and Mrs Neasley Maxwell with a farewell party. After 35 years in the community the couple sold their farm and will move to Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hartleyville
Neasley Maxwell
Maxwells
Corning
Chauncey Personal Thanksgiving Guests Gather
Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis hosted Thanksgiving with their children joining from Pikeville Kentucky and Athens Route 3 Ohio plus Jo Anne at home. Also Mr and Mrs Hollis Stalder hosted dinner with Rev Clarence Mulkin from Columbus and others present. Leona Cook of Bucyrus spends winter with Floyd Karns and Ida Cope at Circle Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lewis
Walter Venters
Pikeville
Eugene Hoskins
Nelsonville
Winfield Lewis
Athens
Jo Anne
Hollis Stalder
Clarence Mulkin
Columbus
Minnie Stalder
Dan ‘der and Sammy
Bake sale Saturday by Glouster Auxiliary at Economy Store
The Auxiliary of UMW of A Glouster will hold a bake sale at the Economy Store Saturday at 10 am. Members are to bring their donations to the Economy Store by 9 am Saturday.
Church Delegations Meet At Parish Men's Session
Delegations from the Church of Christ Parish will depart their churches at 7 p.m. today for a Parish Men's meeting at the Trimbie Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimbie
Fora
Open Meeting On First Aid Set January 12
Logan residents interested in first aid and civil defense readiness are invited to an 8 p.m. meeting January 12 at St John’s School auditorium. The gathering, led by Dr. and Mrs. J. Doering, aims to form county first aid stations for practice and liaison with Red Cross or Civil Defense, with plans to establish stations in outlying towns after January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mason
Edward Rutgers
Vance Griffith
Mary Thom
Chauncey Church Services and Parish Night Plans
Chauncey Sunday School at 9 30 with worship at 10 30 Rev Mulkin leads Trimble and Millfield services with 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 preaching Taylor Ridge and Courtney preaching nine on Sunday morning Parish night at Chauncey scheduled for 7 p.m with lay members in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club Plans Christmas Donation Drive
The Chauncey Garden Club met at Mrs. John Easler home with 14 members present. Mrs. Philip McNaughton spoke on The Planting of Shrubs and the Junior Garden Club report was given. The group will provide table centerpieces for the Chauncey-Dover football banquet on December 15, and December’s meeting will feature a gift exchange and seed swap. Members will donate to Christmas baskets for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Club
John Easler
Philip McNaughton
Carroll Tippett
Dow Water
Workers Conference Meeting Conducted at Millfield Church
Chauncey The Workers Conference of the Millfield Church Sunday School met with 13 workers present. Plans were made for a Christmas program and group responsibilities assigned for community calling in interests of all departments of Sunday School. Reports from committees will be heard at the January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield Church
Wright
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