County Bloodmobile Falls Short of Yearend Goal in Logan Visit
Cold snowy weather and Christmas season kept donors away as 67 people appeared at the Logan junior high center and 60 were accepted. The quota for the last visit of the year was 150 pints, with Natco Haydenville workers contributing the largest group. Mary Thompson, executive secretary of the county Red Cross, noted many regular donors were blocked by the five donations per year rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Logan
Natco
Haydenville
Robert Walls
Fred Gastin
Porter Barron
Donald Turner
Charles Gastin
John Oliver
William Harper
William E. Smith
Donald Hopstetter
Effie Campbell
Phyllis Vollmer
Robert LaFollette
Christopher Crothers
Harry Rizer
Lawrence Olliver
Frank E. Stewart
Charles Vol
Ben Cooper
Willard Baker
Leo 8. Fox
Wallace V. Beck
Gertrude Poling
Esther B. Fritz
Eddie J. Bodkins
Minnie Forrest
Rose Ackison
Juanita Ludlow
Lawrence Adcock
Harold L. Bailey
Arlene Bailey
Joseph L. Nelms
Leota Hill
Clarabelle Cline
Arlo Weiss
Betty Crawford
Jean Lightfoot
Lois Anderson
Grace Dupler
Howard Sellers
Opal Lonbarger
Murray City
James B. Brown
Glenn Hemsworth
Juanita Bartram
Harold R. Smith
Mary Thompson
Hocking County
Logan Squaw Club Christmas Dinner at Po cahontas Hall
Logan social notes report the annual Christmas dinner held Thursday night at Po cahontas hall with many guests and members in attendance. Prizes were awarded to Dyer Sheets Hinerman and Landis. officers elected included Prevost president and Liff treasurer. Mixed Duplicate Club followed with high scores by Riggs Huffman and Adcock. refreshments by Brandt's restaurant and a postmeeting gathering attended by several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Barbara Kuhn
Marilyn Garverick
Clara Gleason
Melvin Griffin
Jennie Goodlive
Orville Kistler
Robert Armstrong
Kenneth Price
J. B. Waldron
Claude Sheets
Emerson Crane
Earl Landis
Lloyd Hinerman
Herschel Prevost
Charles Mohler
Noel Dyer
Charles Davie
Homemakers Club Hosts Guest Party at Blosser’s
Homemakers Club members entertained Wednesday evening at Blosser's restaurant with yule decorations, slides of past holiday events, and the Hocking County Air Tour. Santa Claus distributed toys and gifts to men and women. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Callahan of Lancaster, and several other members, with arrangements by Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Rutgers, and Mrs. Russell Blum, who is ill in Columbus.
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Homemakers Club
Blosser's
Paul Shaw
Hocking County
Santa Claus
George Callahan
Lancaster
John Kelch
James Rutgers
Oscar Blum
Starling Cohagan
Harry Sweazy
Ted Lemon
Vivian Thompson
Margaret Mackey
Irma Powers
John Krieg
Lillian Winters
Shaw
Mackey
Rutgers
Russell Blum
Columbus
Ruth Circle Hospitality Event At Methodist Church
Miss Nellie Allen and Mrs. Alice Swaim hosted Ruth Circle of the Methodist Church last Tuesday night. Mrs. M. S. Brown led devotions with Vern Rob inette and Mrs. Frank Allen offered a prayer. Carols were sung and gift exchange enjoyed with refreshments served to many members and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and Mrs. Hattie Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Allen
Alice Swaim
Ruth
Methodist Church
M. S. Brown
Vern Robinette
Frank Allen
Austin Harbarger
Sidney Walker
Olive Linn
Harley St. Clair
Robert L. Bateman
Edgar van Horn
Margaret Stoody
Sam Dillon
Fred Moorehead
Delia Bishop
Ben Humphrey
Harvey Angle
James Young
Tom Connor
Robinette
Wilbur Lightfoot Sr
Floyd Hiles
Virgil Harman
Gene McCandlish
Brown
Allen
Swaim
Hattie Patton
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers After Christmas Party
The Pythian Sisters elected new officers at their Christmas party. Newly chosen are Mrs. Porter Heinlein past chief, Mrs. Jesse Cooley most excellent chief, Mrs. Sam Bright excellent senior, Mrs. George Wolfe excellent junior, and others including secretary Mrs. John Bownes and treasurer Mrs. Roy Stallsmith. Officers to be installed January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Porter Heinlein
Jesse Cooley
Sam Bright
George Wolfe
Sam Wells
John Bownes
Roy Stallsmith
John Leach
Harry Reeves
Willard Lyke
Social Circle Club Dinner and Games Night
Social Circle Club members and guest Mrs Harry Bell dined at Brandts restaurant Wednesday evening. Contests and games followed at Mrs Joe Whites home with a gift exchange and TV programs afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
Brandt
Joe White
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters Meet at Presbyterian Church
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters met at the Presbyterian Church last Tuesday night led by Mrs. William Brooker. The group heard a reading titled How An Angel's Voice Saved a Boy's Life and a Genesis story. Several carols were sung, and Jane Dicken and Mariene Schultz performed a vocal duet Silent Night with Schultz joined by another singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Heft
Inter-City Duplicate Club attendees after Brandt luncheon
After a noon luncheon at Brandt's restaurant on Wednesday the hostess Mrs John Lee invited the Inter-City Duplicate Club to her home. Substituting was Mrs Edward Jones with members present including Mrs John Connor who held high score and others from Logan Haydenville and Nelsonville such as Mrs Clarence Matheny and Mrs Edward Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
John Lee
Edward Jones
John Connor
Claude Hammond
M. H. Cherrington
J. R. Hankison
Dallas Kinser
Edgar Paul
Edward Kemper
Logan
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Edward Sharp
O. P. Bingman
Belle-Aires Club Hosts Social Evening
Mrs Raymond Ellis entertained the Belle-Aires Club last Wednesday with special guests Mrs Morrill Inboden Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs Ralph Courter present. Attendees included Mrs Eugene Miller Mrs Harold Nixon Mrs Robert Courter Mrs Gerald Courter Mrs Ralph Fickel Mrs John Green and Mrs Roger Chute. Mrs Chute won the traveling prize while Mrs Green led an auction during the social hour and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill Inboden
Charles Brown
Ralph Courter
Raymond Ellis
Eugene Miller
Harold Nixon
Robert Courter
Gerald Courter
Ralph Fickel
John Green
Roger Chute
Chute
Two Teaching Scholarships Expanded for Elementary Education
Logan reports Ohio Department of Education funds will fund two scholarships for Hocking County residents seeking elementary teaching careers. Applicants must enroll by January 18 or December 28 for quarter plans, with cadet certificate requirements due by September 1, 1955.
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Logan
S. H. Dillon
Hocking County
Ohio Department of Education
Department of Education
State Department
Dillon
Services Held for Mrs Dora Beile Cupp
Funeral services for Mrs Dora Beile Cupp wife of Ralph Cupp were held Monday at Leonard funeral home with Elder Water Morrow of Findlay presiding Music by Mrs George Jurgensmier and Mrs Walter Leonard with Carl Spence on piano Pallbearers were Francis Cupp Paul Cupp Ernest Rowley Nelson Wilson Jr Andrew Acker and Claude Harsh Burial followed in Scotts Creek Cemetery
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Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
Dora Beile Cupp
Ralph Cupp
Elder Water Morrow
Findlay
George Jurgensmier
Walter Leonard
Carl Spence
Francis Cupp
Paul Cupp
Ernest Rowley
Nelson Wilson Jr
Andrew Acker
Claude Harsh
Scotts Creek Cemetery
Parcel Post Delays Told at Logan Post Office
Logan Postmaster Charles C. Achauer warns of faster Christmas time than mail flow with rising card volumes and lagging parcel post cancellations. He urges mailing gifts to distant states by Wednesday and near points by week end, with cards by Sunday, and advises early stamping before 10 am or 1 30 to 3 30 pm.
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Logan
Logan Post Office
Charles C. Achauer
Achauer
Pvt WeVey Arrives In Korea for Duty
Pvt Teddie D. McVey, son of Mrs Earlene Carstens of Logan Route 1, has arrived in Korea for duty with the Fourth Signal Battalion, Tenth Corps. He entered the Army in December 1952, previously stationed at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky, and is a Logan High School graduate who worked as a Kroger clerk in Columbus.
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Logan
Teddie D. McVey
Earlene Carstens
Korea
Fourth Signal Bn
Tenth Corps
McVey
Army
Camp Breckinridge
Logan High School
Kroger Grocery Co
Columbus
Cherringtons Head South for Winter in Miami
Dr and Mrs M H Cherrington depart Saturday to spend the winter in Miami Fila Hocking Valley Hospital births record Albert McKenzie Logan a daughter Charles FE Moore Haydenville a daughter James Moorehead Logan a son admitted Bert Wilson Logan and Dan Day Logan Route 1 dismissed Clarabelle Cline Logan Mary Robb McArthur Carol Martin hill McArthur Mrs Donald Blair Carbon Hill and infant daughter
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M. H. Cherrington
Miami
Fila
Albert McKenzie
Logan
Charles FE. Moore
Haydenville
James Moorehead
Bert Wilson
Dan Day
Logan Route 1
Clarabelle Cline
Mary Robb
McArthur
Carol Martinhill
Donald Blair
Carbon Hill
Two Pairs Not Winner In Hocking County Vital Stats
November report by registrar Mary Margaret Cole shows 13 deaths and 12 births in Hocking County area. Ten deaths in county and three in Logan, with all but one newborns at Hocking Valley Hospital. Only Logan resident birth outside county was a Corne girl from Laurelville.
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Mary Margaret Cole
Jin Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Corne
Laurelville
Logan
Harold Gill
Columbus
Leroy Mace
Route 4
Jack Morgan
Harold Brown
Robert Courter
Rotary Club hears on Ohio unemployment compensation law
William Graessie assistant chief of the benefits department of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation explained Ohio unemployment law. He noted coverage in about 100 communities including the Logan office serving Athens and Hocking counties. To qualify a worker must meet work weeks and earnings, a maximum of 26 weeks benefits, and weekly reporting with job search efforts. Additional allowances apply for dependents, and employers with three or more workers participate.
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LOGAN
Ohio
Rotary Club
William Graessie
Benefits Department
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Athens
Hocking
Graesle
Graessie
George Forester
Homer Schein
Logan Buc
Elmer Beal
Man Pleads Guilty in Logan Court Acknowledges Fines
Donald E. Springer of Rockbridge Route 1 pleaded guilty in Magistrate S B Whitehart s court on Monday and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. A 3 day jail term was suspended after his arrest Sunday night on charges filed by his wife Patricia and he was taken into custody by Sheriff A J Waldron.
Contempt Charged in Coakley Case in Common Pleas
Logan Coakley has been cited for contempt of court in a case filed by Lowise Coakley against William Coakley Sr. in the Common Pleas Court. The defendant is alleged to be in arrears for child support totaling 4280 dollars.
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Athens Messenger
Logan
Lowise Coakley
William Coakley Sr
Common Pleas
Coakley
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Squaw Club
Ruth Cheryl Adcock
Brandt's
Sharon Nowels
Jane Dicken
Judy Kollister
Judy Freeman
Marlene Schultz
Circle Club
Bible Boosters Meet
Mrs. Ellis
Pvt. WeVey
Department of Health
William Griffith
Shawnee
Franklin Frazier
Thomas Brown
Rodney Dye
Hamden
Doctor of Motors
So Oan Lamgan
Vinton
Perry County
LMDA
Lincoln
Ed Sullivan
Athens, Ohio
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