Pre Primary Mill Levy Fight Looms At Glouster
The Athens County Board of Elections certified a two mill levy for general operating expenses for Glouster ahead of the May election despite Mayor Thomas Williams Jr’s veto. The dispute centers on whether funds would be restricted to street work or used for general expenses. Williams vows to appeal, while council action proceeded unanimously and party lines were split.
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Glouster
Geneal
Thomas Williams, Jr
Athens County Board of Elections
Ted Brown
Brown
Williams
Secretary of State
William O. Rowland
Board of Elections
Television Schedules For Huntington and Charleston Area
TV listings reveal daily schedules for WHTN WSAZ WLW WIVN WCHS and WBNS. programs include News Weather dramatic and comedy shows plus sports and late movies across channels 3 4 6 8 10 with noted times and day parts for Friday Saturday and Sunday.
TV previews feature Westerns and a Gershwin revival
The listing highlights The Hoodoo Mines with a Paiute heroine exacting revenge after a prospector is betrayed in Death Valley. Also planned are The Planned Picnic schedule with Nan and Dan, a Bell Telephone Color Almanac for February hosted by Polly Bergen, and a Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue premiere recreation conducted by Paul Whiteman.
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Death Valley
P.m. Bell Telephone
Color
Polly Bergen
Carol Lawrence
Russell Arms
Roberta Peters
Theodor Uppman
Kelly Brown
Paul Whiteman
Gershwin
Shall We Dance and The Hot Piano Bring TV Romance
TV listings present Harrigan and Son at 8 p.m. in a tale of saving a marriage from a shady dance school operator. At 8 30 Flintstones air The Hot Piano about an anniversary on Trash Day. 9 p.m. 77 Sunset Strip features The Corsican Caper where Suzanne becomes a murder suspect. At 10 p.m. The Detectives shows See No Evil as Capt. Holbrook seeks a cooperative witness in a gangland murder case.
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Harrigan & Son
Fred Flintstone
Sunset Strip
Suzanne
Matt Holbrook
Ernie Driscoll
Tony Niccolo
Sedalia cattle drive amid market panic in Promised Land
Gil Favor leads three thousand cattle into Sedalia Missouri as a market panic erupts in The Incident of the Promised Land. Emma Cardwell played by Mary Astor appears as a ranchwoman. Route 66 features Ten Drops of Water about drought on a Utah ranch. Jackie Gleason hosts You're In The Picture. Twilight Zone presents A Penny For Your Thoughts with Dick York.
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Gil Favor
Sedalia
Missouri
Mary Astor
Emma Cardwell
Ted Stiles
Bud Murdock
Utah
Dick York
TV Movie Guide Friday Listings by Channel
Channel 8 Holiday in Mexico 11 20 p m presents a night of international travel. Channel 10 At War with the ee 11 15 p m is a wartime feature. Channel 1 The Searching Wind lists p m airs wartime drama. Channel 3 Passage to Marseilles 11 15 p m shows sea voyage drama. Another Thin Man 11 10 p m features detective whimsy. Sherlock Holmes in Washington 2 30 p m offers detective fiction. A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur s Court 11 p m brings fantasy satire. Channel 13 Purple Plain and The River 1 p m mixes war and drama. Death Takes a Holiday 11 15 p m closes with gothic romance.
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The
Marseilles
Washington
King Arthur's Court
School Entry Investigated by Local Sheriff
Logan sheriff investigates attempted burglary at Marion elementary Wednesday night. An intruder pried a base ment door and a transom to reach the office before being interrupted by custodian Ray Blackstone. The prowler fled down a hillside. nothing was stolen.
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Logan
Marion
Paul Hartman
Ray Blackstone
Blackstone
Hartman
Sewing meeting hosted by Sew-So Club in Logan
LOGAN The Sew-So Club met at Mrs. Herbert Walker's Keynes Drive home for an evening of needlework and chat. Guests included Mrs. Howard Blum Mrs. Wayne Whitcraft Mrs. Robert Emerson Mrs. James Acker Mrs. Floyd Matheny Mrs. James Rimelspach and the hostess. Party refreshments by candlelight featured a floral centerpiece. The group plans a two week follow up at Mrs. Rimelspach's North Wood Street home.
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James Rimelspach
N. Wood St
Fire Destroys Car in Logan Neighborhood
David Inboden of Logan Route 4 watched his 1960 convertible burn after leaving the engine running at a Dicken Addition residence. Fire Chief Robert Courter said a neighbor alerted the fire department at 9:31 p.m. The car was a total loss.
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Logan
David Inboden
Robert Courter
Inboden
Dicken Addition
First Blood Collection For 61 Is Scheduled
Logan announces the first blood drive of 1961 for February 13 with the Hocking County Red Cross at St Matthew Lutheran Church. The Columbus Regional Blood Center mobile unit will deliver equipment and collect donations from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A critical shortage follows a heavy snowstorm that reduced donations to 66 pints on December 12, prompting appeals to new and past donors to participate.
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Logan
Edwin C. Johnston
Hocking County
Red Cross
Columbus Regional Blood Center
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Johnston
Hocking Valley Hospital
Red Cross Office
Mrs. Susie Bell 89 Dies After Long Illness
Susie Bell 89 a former Millfield resident died Thursday at Glouster Rest Home after a long illness. Born July 10 1871 in Athens County she lived all her life in the county and was a Millfield Church of Christ member. Survived by one daughter Mrs Clara Theisen. preceded in death by husband William Abel Bell and daughter Mrs William Phillips. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Norbert W Johnston Glouster. burial Hilltop Cemetery Millfield. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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Glouster
Susie Bell
Millfield
Athens County
Lorzena
Barbara Linscott
Norbert W. Johnston
Kenneth Sedgwick
Hilltop Cemetery
Funeral
Logan Calendar Events for Friday and Saturday
Friday lists Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge draping of the late Mrs Abbie Collins and Hocking Grange with a lecturer program and needy family items plus a Smith Chapel family night. Saturday features the Saturday Club in Mecca Room Brandts, Honey Fork Farm Bureau Advisory Council at Beck residence, a round and square dance at Antioch Grange hall with the Buckeye Rangers, and a March of Dimes Dance by VFW DVA with Rex Lanning Orchestra.
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Hocking Grange
Smith Chapel
Girl Scout Council
Mecca
Brandt
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Wallace Beck
Antioch Grange Hall
Victory
Buckeye Rangers
Grangers and Friends
Vfw-Dva
Hall
Rex Lanning
Forgetful Logan Man Falls Behind Fines and Jail
Newark resident James E. Snyder, owing 81.10 in fines and costs from February arrest after an accident, faces more penalties after a Wednesday arrest for driving without a license using another’s license and reckless operation. An additional 17.95 in costs was added for serving caps issued by Mayor Francis Myers.
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Logan
Newark
James E. Snyder
Francis Myers
Health Nurses Attend Lancaster Workshop
Mrs. Marie Dupler and Mrs. Margaret Sheets of the City County Health Department joined Lancaster nurses for a workshop on rehabilitating cerebral hemorrhage patients. Public health nurses from Fairfield, Vinton, Perry and Morgan counties also attended. Cummins will attend an in-service seminar for sanitarians Feb 6-10 at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware.
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Logan
Marie Dupler
Margaret Sheets
Lancaster
Fairfield
Vinton
Perry
Morgan Counties
C. F. Cummins
Health Department
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio Department of Health
Funeral rites set for F C Martin in Logan
Arrangements announced for the funeral of Frank C. Martin 85 who died Thursday morning at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. A Logan native and retired plumber he worked for Chris Hall Hardware Co. Survivors include a sister Mrs Lucille Naus of Logan and nieces and nephews. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Roberts funeral home with Rev Willard Drefke officiating. Entombment in Oak Grove Cemetery mausoleum.
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Logan
Frank C. Martin
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Martin
Broad Wu
Lancaster
James
Cynthia Rhoades Martin
Chris Hall Hardware Co
Church St
Lucille Naus
Roberts Funeral Home
Willard Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs James L Lehman of Logan welcomed a son. Admissions include Frank Lyman of Marion medical Mrs E L Ricketts Laurelville Route 1 medical Mrs Otto Lockel McArthur medical John Vorhees Logan medical Discharges include Cathy Jo Hartley Chillicothe Clyde Ratcliff McArthur Route 1 and Mrs C O Warren Doanville.
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James L. Lehman
Logan
Frank Lyman
Marion
E. L. Ricketts
Laurelville
Otto Lockel
McArthur
John Vorhees
Cathy Jo Hartley
Chillicothe
Clyde Ratcliff
Mrs. C. 0. Warren
Doanville
DHIA Will Elect Board of Directors
Logan hosts the annual meeting of the Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Association on February 9 in the Ohio Power Co. Logan office assembly room. The program includes election of a new board of directors and reports by Richard Kellogg Joe Campbell and Chester Brenning. Claude Harsh serves as president.
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Logan
Hocking County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Ohio Power Co
Richard Kellogg
Central Ohio Breeding Association
Joe Campbell
Chester Brenning
Claude Harsh
Dance Set Saturday at Glouster Gym
The Glouster Key Club sponsors a record hop after the Glouster Caldwell basketball game in the school gym. Dancing runs until midnight.
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Glouster
Glouster Key Club
Glouster - Caldwell
Logan Couple Granted Marriage License
Logan Route 4 farmer William H. Saunders aged 51 and Pauline V. Newton aged 38 a practical nurse from Logan Route 4 obtained a marriage license.
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Logan
William H. Saunders
Pauline V. Newton
Bear Run Farm Council Protest Meeting Details
Roy Heidlebaugh presided over a Bear Run Farm Council gathering at the Andersons home. Eight members voted to file a protest with the Commonwealth Telephone Co. over proposed rate increases for phone service. Miss Marguerite Kellerman collected eye glasses for a Lions Club project.
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Logan
Roy Heidlebaugh
Bear Run Farm Council
Arthur Anderson
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Logan Lions Club
Marguerite Kellerman
Josephine Lowrie
Heidlebaugh
Carl Myers
Paul Ellinger
Tommy
Billy Jo
Larry
Dwight
Steve
Miss Kellerman
Miss Lowrie
Don Ruff
Logan Chieftain Squaws Hold February Meeting at Logan High
President Mrs. James Koontz led a business session on financing LHS athletics with coach input. A nominating panel for 1961 officers was named, and a March white elephant sale will bolster the treasury.
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LOGAN
Logan Chieftain
Logan High School
Hal Phelps
Clara Phelps
Henderson Oliver
William Patterson
James Koontz
LHS
Clarence Spicer
Edwin Schneider
Frank Tipton
Don Taylor
Eighteen Couples Attend Four Square Dance Club Session
Eighteen couples at the Four Square Dance Club’s monthly event at St. John’s hall Saturday night were joined by guests Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and son Jerry of Columbus and Miss Janice Braun. The Dewey Ringhiser Orchestra led the calls during an evening of frolic and fun. Afterward, refreshments were served by the January arrangements committee led by Carl Sheets, the Edgar Wilsons, and the Nelson Wilsons.
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Carl Sheets
Edgar Wilsons
Nelson Wilsons
Paul Barrett Visits Butler University
Trimble County youth Paul C. Barrett II, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Barrett, visited Indianapolis over the weekend to tour Butler University. He was hosted by his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Clifton Chalfant and accompanied by friend John Raymond, meeting faculty and the director of athletics during lunch with students.
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Paul C. Barrett II
Paul Barrett
Clifton Chalfant
Indianapolis
Ind
John Raymond
Butler University
Paul
Secrecy precedes Bliss College entry for Shafer
Kathryn Shafer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Shafer will enter Bliss College Columbus in June for a secretarial course. She is a Glouster High School senior set to graduate in May and is a member of FHA FTA and CYC at GHS.
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Kathryn Shafer
Henry Shafer
Bliss College
Columbus
Miss Shafer
Glouster High School
GHS
FHA
FTA
CYC
Advisory Council Plans 4-H Observance
Hocking County 4-H Advisory Council will discuss National 4-H Club Week observance at the extension office meeting next Tuesday. The group also plans to reschedule the 1961 kickoff meeting postponed by weather and to discuss club organization for 1961, per Bill Melvin.
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Logan
Hocking County
4-H Advisory Council
Bill Melvin
Leaders attend Cub Scout roundtable at The Plains School
Mr and Mrs Edward Moore Mr and Mrs Robert Byers Mrs John Savol Mrs Howard Humphrey Mrs Dave Winefordner and Frank Grubbs attended a Cub and Scout leaders roundtable at The Plains School on Wednesday night.
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Edward Moore
Robert Byers
John Savol
Howard Humphrey
Dave Winefordner
Frank Grubbs
the Plains School
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