Tom Canter Leads Log an Clay Dance Club Meeting
Tom Canter of Columbus called for the Square Dance Club at the December meeting held in the Logan Clay Products recreation hall. Francis Myers welcomed guests including the Rev Raymond Sturm. A letter from former caller Jo Hardy was read from Grand Bahama Island. Attendance numbered 36 with many members listed. The next meeting is Jan 5 at 8 30 p m. Chauncey PTA to sell hot dogs Wednesday at noon.
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Logan
Tom Canter
Columbus
Logan Clay Products Recreation
Francis Myers
Raymond Sturm
Jo Hardy
Grand Bahama Island
Miami
Fla
John
Canter
Wayne Whitcrafts
William Moores
Edmund Langes
Dean Collisons
Don Brauns
Harold Bryans
Richard Brandts
Walter Otts
Harley Meyers
Sandy Hands
Chuck Fenwicks
Tom Jennings
Wilbur Lannings, Jr
Raymond Keairns
Jan Matthews
Mrs. Myers
Logan Calendar Tuesday Events and Christmas Parties
Community clubs and societies meet in Logan with multiple Christmas parties. Tourist Book Club hosts 7:30 p m with Mrs Walter Ott. Girl Scout Leaders Club gift exchange. Union Furnace Home Demonstration Club Christmas dinner with 50 cent gift exchange. Logan Business and Professional Women's Club dinner and guest night. Christian Workers of Gibsonville Methodist Church at Mrs Jesse Vorhees home with dollar gift exchange.
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Walter Ott
N. Warner Ave
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Glenview Party House
Union Furnace Home Demonstration Club
Harburger’s
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Brandt
Mecca Room
Christian Workers of
Health Board Reviews New Nursing Program in Logan Ohio
Logan Hocking County Health Board met briefly to discuss reorganizing the Public Health Nursing program with home visits limited to physician requests. They also considered Type II oral polio vaccine rollout to school age and preschool children pending state board approval. The 1963 department budget was submitted to the county budget commission.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Boocks
the Health Department
Court House
State Health Board
Hocking County Budget Commission
Four Seasons Garden Club Holds Christmas Flower Show
Four Seasons Garden Club kept its Christmas Flower Show on schedule at the Methodist Church despite snow reducing attendance. A Sunday encore provided extra viewing from 2 to 4 pm with cookies and punch as hundreds attended.
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Four Seasons Garden Club
Logan
Four Season Garden Club
Methodist Church
Eddie Penrod
C. C. Penrod
Dinner Held By Stitchers Club In Glouster
The Jolly Stitchers Club held its annual Christmas dinner at the Hotel Gordon in Glouster welcoming members’ husbands and guests. Grace was sung for Mrs. Bill Tippie, with a list of attendees including Frank Skinner and Melody, Bill Tippie and Elizabeth, Neil Wyatt and Timmy, Steve Craig, Aaron Wade and Sharon, Floyd Triplett, Marsha and Gene, George McClelland, and visiting Mahala Moody from Iowa. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Skinner’s home with a $1 gift exchange.
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Aaron Wade
Sharon
Floyd Triplett
Marsha
Gene
George McClelland
Mahala Moody
Iowa
Bill Tippie
Frank Skinner
WSCS Yule Meet and Christmas Program at Church
WSCS met in the Methodist Church social rooms on Jan 4 to hear Hear the Angels Sing by Mrs. Ralph Hines and vocal numbers by Miss Helen Kirkbride Mrs. Edith Winans and Mrs. Robert Byers with Mrs. Winans singing a solo. Miss Patty Harrison accompanied at the piano. A brief business session was led by president Mrs. Bonnie Wilson. Hostesses were Mrs. Mike Thompson and Mrs. Goldie Willis.
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Goldie Willis
Yale Party Planned By Study Club
The Senior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. Carl Whaley’s Spring Street home. They donated to the Salvation Army for Christmas baskets and discussed renewing the six mill school levy hitting a vote next Tuesday. A Christmas party is set for December 18 at Gordon Hotel at 6 30 p.m with Miss Ann Williams as program chair.
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Glouster
Carl Whaley
Spring St
Salvation Army
Gordon Hotel
Ann Williams
Boston Latin School
America
J. E. Anderson
Esta Cunningham
Merle Danford
E. D. Eddy
D. M. Gladden
Mabel LeFever
Francis McAllister
T. W. Rose
C. E. Sweeney
Edward Vaughan
Local Meetings and Christmas Events in Glouster Area
Glouster groups plan meetings for the week including Bishopville Lodge 470 F and AM officers to be installed at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Hall. Catholic Women’s Club elections and parish hall gathering hosted by Mrs Lena Covella. Rothwell Club meets at Hotel Gordon with hostess Mrs Roger Kittle and program leader Mrs Everett Eddy. Eagles Auxiliary Christmas dinner at Hotel Gordon Friday with gift exchange. WSCS Christmas party at Jacksonville Methodist Church hosted by Mrs Wahneta Exenkamper with Mrs Jene Wintersteen assisting and a Christmas program. Jacksonville Methodist adult choir practice Tuesday evening. Then Chapter 192 CES meets with a short Christmas program and social hour.
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Bishopville Lodge
F & AM
Masonic Hall
Catholic Womens Club
Lena Covella
Rothwell Club
Gordon
Roger Kittle
Everett
Everett, Eddy
Eagles
Elsie Whaley
WSCS
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Wahneta Exenkamper
Straitsville Resident Dies at 89 in Zanesville
Straitsville resident PT Morgan Strain aged 89 died Monday in Zanesville after a long illness. Born in Washington County Pennsylvania he lived in New Straitsville 48 years and in Zanesville the last year. Survived by wife Louise Dietreich two sons Clyde New Straitsville and Harry Roseville two grandchildren three great grandchildren. Burial in New Straitsville Cemetery. Burial with services at Trevey funeral home conducted by Rev Harley Martin. Weekend visitors noted from Lancaster Columbus and Roseville.
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New Straitsville
Pete Morgan Strain
Zanesville
Washington County
John
Mary Morgan Strain
Louise Dietreich
Clyde
Harry
Roseville
Trevey
Harley Martin
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes and Dog License Sale
Hospital notices list emergency room cases including Reed Rutter a 13 month old injury from a fall Barbara Brown a sledding accident Sally Frey a sledding injury James Estep a burn and Glen Mays finger burn. Also Chauncey dog licenses sold by Frank Lewis at 91 Converse Street with tags 2 for dogs and 10 for kennel licenses available until Jan 20 1963.
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Reed Rutter
Charles Rutter
Logan
Barbara Brown
Junction City
Sally Frey
South Logan
James Estep
Herbert Estep
Burns
Glen Mays
Rockbridge
Frank Lewis
Converse Street
Kiwanis Club Has Ladies Night Party
The Logan Kiwanis Club held its annual ladies night and Christmas program in the Logan High School cafeteria. Guest speaker and entertainer John Eppling, Galli polis attorney, presented a Russian spoof on American indifference to communism and shared impersonations and songs. Danny DeVol introduced his brother Jack who spoke of a Rome trip and a meeting with Liz Taylor.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High School
John Eppling
Gallipolis
Danny DeVol
Jack
Rome
Liz Taylor
Carol Lehman
Eppling
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Bodyguard Beauty
NTO
Siena
Christine Kaurmany
Sdamona
Ware Don Burnett
Ncolor
John A. 8
Adams
New Hampshire
U.S
Rice University
Houston
Tex
Eddie Atkins
Ohio
Health Board
Edward Schleich
Sugar Grove
Don Mowery
William Spence
Joseph Phillips
Robert Casner
Logan Florists
Church of Christ
Hocking County
Elvis
Presley
RCA
Stellastevens
Shine Theatre
Athens-Ohio
Yale
Study Club
Glouster Meetings
Straitsville
William Crutcher
Lynn
Leslie
Lancaster
Lester Shumway
Neal Tippett
Susan
David
Guy Brookins
Adda Tippett
Richard Jackson
Fred O’nail
LaDonna Wolfe
Glouster High School
Baby Jane
Bette Davis
Joan
Crawford
Hocking Valley Hospital
William Harkless
Union Furnace
Georgie Ferguson
McArthur
Kiwanis Club
General Electric
Hotpoint
Kelvinator
Kitchen Aid Waste King
Youngstown
Frigidaire
Whirlpool
Westinghouse
Admiral Chambers
Philcp
Tappan Thermador
Preway
Cinderella
O.K
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Oldsmobile
Ldsmobile
BOB Hess, Inc
E. State ST
Athens, Ohio
Bob Hess
Nelsonville, Inc
Fayette ST
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