Three More Quarantined Because of Scarlet Fever
Three more Rockbridge area children Donald Dale and Carl Edward Daubenmier join James quarantined for scarlet fever as health officials ban all public gatherings. With twenty quarantines in Hocking County this school year authorities urge parents to watch for fever sore throat headaches rash and other early symptoms and to cooperate with schools and the health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rockbridge
Donald
Dale
Carl Edward Daubenmier
Carl Daubenmier
Daubenmier
James
Dimes Drive Nets $1900 in Hocking County Campaign
Logan area March of Dimes efforts total about $1900 toward a $3000 county goal. Schools reporting contributions include Logan High School 49.50 and Logan Junior High 27.35. Haydenville 34.74 and Marion 29.75. A Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce ball yielded 425 for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Carl E. Blosser
Blosser
Logan High School
Logan Junior High
Haydenville
Marion
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Seesholtz v Williams Dismissed From Court Agenda
The case of Wilbur Seesholtz against Harry Williams was removed from the common pleas court agenda at the plaintiff's request, per court records.
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Logan
Wilbur Seesholtz
Harry Williams
Common Pleas
Used Auto Sales Jump In January
Logan reports a slight dip in new car deliveries in January with 38 units sold, down from 39 in December. Used car registrations surged to 263 from 225, while mortgages filed reached 184 and cancellations totaled 163. Total receipts amounted to 410.55 with 283.25 for the county and 127.30 for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Harold Nihiser
Lewis Graham
Anne Woodard
Lowell E. Inboden
Chauncey Huston
de CG
Rauch
A. M. Thomas
Keynes Bros
J. W. Doering
George S. Merts
A. N
A. N. Grueser
Catherine L. Lackey
Charles V. Bungard
D. C. Moffett
Lester Hu
Logan High reports near perfect attendance for period
Principal Howard E. Kirk announced Logan High School total attendance for the third six week period was 97.5 percent. Top in attendance were Junior class home room 24 at 99.6 percent, Sophomore room 31 at 99.5 percent, and Senior room with 99.2 percent, followed by several rooms ranging from 99 to 92.07 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Howard E. Kirk
Logan area church listings and service times
The Logan area churches show a schedule of worship services, Sunday schools, and activities. Listings include First Methodist St Pauls Episcoal West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Trinity Lutheran Jehovahs Witnesses American Lutheran Parish First Evangelical United Brethren and First Church of the New Covenant with specific sermon topics and meeting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
R. B. Wilson
Methodist Youth Fellowship
ST. Paul's Episcopal
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
West Logan
Earl Appleman
Young Peoples Meeting
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Jehovah's Witnesses
St. John
First Evangelical United Brethren
A. N. Grueser
Dewey Whitwell
D. D
Junior
Christian Endeavor
Youth Fellowship
Dr. Whitwell
Church OF the New Covenant
Miranda Cast
Flannelgraphs Made At Girl Scout Meeting
Girl Scout Troop Five met Thursday after school in the Huls building Scout rooms with Mrs Huls directing. Members present included Alice Rogers Alvina Rogers Nancy Nutter Marlene Griffin Jessie Brown Marilyn Powell Helen Marie Funk Carol McClain Mary Napier Myrna Derr Barbara Vore and Loraine Holtzen. Nancy Shaw and Charlotte Rieder were absent.
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Logan
Huls
Fred Huls
Jessie Brown
Marilyn Powell
Alice Rogers
Alvina Rogers
Nancy Nutter
Marlene Griffin
Helen Marie Funk
Carol McClain
Mary Napier
Myrna Derr
Barbara Vore
Loraine Holtzen
Nancy Shaw
Charlotte Rieder
Hospital Admits and Births Across Hocking Valley
Among recent admissions, births and dismissals at Hocking Valley Hospital: admitted Miss June Unger South Bloomingville medical. Mrs. Robert Clark South Bloom Mrs. O. F. Pilcher McArthur medical. Births Mr and Mrs Floyd Perry Nelsonville Route 2 a son. Dismissed Mrs Arthur Tripp Zaleski Mrs J E Dupler Rockbridge Seth E Adams Dresden Mrs C L Wonn Logan Robert Pifer Athens.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
June Unger
South Bloomingville
Robert Clark
O. F. Pilcher
McArthur
Floyd Perry
Nelsonville
Arthur Tripp
Zaleski
J. E. Dupler
Rockbridge
Seth E. Adams
Dresden
C. L. Wonn
Logan
Robert Pifer
Athens
Local Grange initiates five members and reinstates one
Mrs Boney Weede recovers at Hocking Valley Hospital after a brief stay. Orville Boring takes a guard position at a state prison in Columbus. Mrs Stanley Miller of McArthur visits Ruth Lyons radio program. WSCS met at Alma Barstow’s with lunch. Grace Harris celebrates birthday. Next meeting at Margaret Haas home.
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New Plymouth
Boney Weede
Hocking Valley
Grange
Orville Boring
Columbus
Stanley Miller
Circle of Ruth
Church of Christ
McArthur
Ruth Lyons
WSCS
Alma Barstow
Carol Chesser
George MccAfee
Hazel Steele
Fosella Hixinbaugh
Thelma Bay
Emily Haas
Bessie Mowrey
Grace Harris
Leota Dicken
Chine Fuller
Margaret Haas
Addie Huntley
Evalyn Turner
Emily Bardain
Anna Heinlein
Laurel Run Laurel Run in Ohio social notes
Mr and Mrs Herman Bumgardner visited relatives near Logan while Clarence Reider and Charles Wood pairs spent a day with Haydenville and Logan families. Arlie Campbell of Haydenville visited Vance Wolfe. Patricia Patton visited Hattie Bumgardner and King Dalton near Nelsonville. Wayne Todd and Jeffery, Pete Brandon with sons Mickey and Jerry, all of Logan, spent a day with Arthur Todd. Algernon Todd and Henry Todd Sr visited Arthur Todd. Charles Campbell visited Dow Huddy Sr. Mrs Lawrence Wolfe.
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Laurel Run
Herman Bumgardner
Jacob Gleason
Near Logan
Clarence Reider
Charles Wood
Arlie Campbell
Haydenville
Vance R. Wolfe
Clarence Patton
Hattie Bumgardner
King Dalton
Nelsonville
Wayne Todd
Jeffery
Pete Brandon
Mickey
Jerry
Logan
Arthur Todd
Algernon Todd
Henry Todd
Charles Campbell
Dow Huddy
Lawrence Wolfe
York Township Board Opposes Local District Consolidation
The York Township Board of Education approved a resolution opposing consolidation of local districts into larger administrative units. Copies were sent to Sen. C. Stanley Mechem and Rep. Earl M. Baughman. The board argued economic gains do not offset loss of local boards and transportation challenges.
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Nelsonville
York Township Board of Education
C. Stanley Mechem
Earl M. Baughman
York Township
Friendship Month Marks Girl Scout Efforts in Nelsonville
February marks International Friendship Month for the Girl Scouts of America. Nelsonville troops collect clothing for Friendship Kits for Europe and Asia, with two kits already sent and the rest gathering materials for shipment by March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Girl Scouts of America
Girl Scouts of
Europe
Asia
Nelsonville Hosts Three Family Dinners in January
Nelsonville notes report Mrs. Richards hosted the thirty second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fiske on January 18. Mrs. Fiske hosted Pleasant family birthdays on January 18 and January 20 for Freddie Richards. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pleasant of Columbus and local families including Fred Fiske and Paul Richards with Freddie and Bobbie.
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Nelsonville
Fred Fiske
Robert Pleasant
Jo Fiske
Freddie Richards
Paul Richards
Jean Fiske
Richards
Fiske
Pleasant
Columbus
Freddie and
Bobbie
City
Birthday Surprise At Mrs Arnold’s Home
Mrs Margaret Arnold was surprised on her birthday by a group of friends who gathered at 820 Chestnut St They brought a large birthday cake which was cut later in the evening and served with ice cream.
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Margaret Arnold
Chestnut St
Circle of Ruth Hosts Dinner Meeting at Church
Mrs. Ivan Wolfe Mrs. Kenneth Cope Mrs. H J Ong and Mrs Adda Hohenadel will host Monday at 6 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church dining room for a Circle of Ruth dinner meet Mrs Frank Lowry to lead devotions and Mrs Ralph Cox to present a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Wolfe
Kenneth Cope
H. J. Ong
Adda Hohenadel
Circle of Ruth
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Lowry
Ralph Cox
Weekend guest and returning worker noted in brief
Mrs Kenneth Snider of New Lexington visits her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Snackenberg. Alfred Evans of Ashland son of Mr and Mrs James Evans can return to work at Loudonville after an extended illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Snider
New Lexington
Roy Snackenberg
Alfred Evans
Ashland
Ohio
James Evans
Loudonville
About Those New WACs Cadets Can Date Em
West Point receives nine enlisted women trained as medical technicians, the first female soldiers stationed at the academy. The WAC detachment is expected to reach 56 within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
U. S. Military Academy
WAC
Local Visitors Include Mt Herman and Columbus Guests
Mr and Mrs Everett Starling of Mt Herman visited Mr and Mrs Wilfred White. Miss Patty James, employed in Athens, spent a day at home. Mrs Clarence Rathburn and her children from Columbus visited her mother Mrs Hattie Hendershot. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller of Cutler called on Mr and Mrs William Young. Miss Hazel Burke also mentioned.
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Broadwell
Everett Starling
Mt. Herman
Wilfred White
Patty James
Athens
Clarence Rathburn
Howard
Edith
Columbus
Hattie Hendershot
Lloyd Miller
Cutler
William Young
Hazel Burke
Scout Troop 66 to Meet in Nelsonville Tonight
Troop 66 will meet at 7 p.m. in the K of P Building announced by James Ray scribe. Scouts with unpaid registration fees are asked to pay at this time.
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Nelsonville
K. of P
James Ray
Nelsonville Churches Schedule and Ministers
Local church notices list services and leadership for several congregations. First Presbyterian details include John Lidyd Evans as minister with multiple activities, Epiphany Episcopal notes Roatlin S Polk Jr as priest in charge, Pilgrim Holiness with Raymond Simpson pastor, First Baptist B J Hall, Nazare ne Adams Street T H Arnott pastor, and NYPS schedule.
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First Presbyterian
John Lidyd Evans
New Curriculum
Westminster Fellowship
Dorr Run
Circle of Ruth
Roland Pierce
Westminister Foundation of Ohio University
Christine Landsear
Vien Hanes
Roatlin S. Polk, Jr
Pilgrim Holiness
Raymond Simpson
First Baptist
B. J. Hall
Missionary Society
Earnest Chapman
Hall
Della Lewis
Nazarene—Adams St
T. H. Arnott
NYPS
Legion Post Schedules Dunes Event and Blood Drive
Glenford Dugan Post 229 will not hold a regular meeting until February 14. The executive committee plans a Legion Home dance on February 16. Legionnaires and veterans ready to donate blood for the Red Cross Blood Bank in Athens are urged to contact post officers or call Mrs. Ralph Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Floyd Brown
Post
Legion Home
Verl Ogg
Red Cross Blood Bank
Athens
Ralph Elliott
Jackson St
Anniversary Program Set for March 2 at Castle Hall
Nelsonville Pythians plan an anniversary program at Castle Hall on March 2. Valley Lodge 169 Knights of Pythias members were informed at a lodge meeting Wednesday night. The rank presentation slated for Wednesday was postponed. C Roy Tomlinson serves as secretary.
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Nelsonville
Castle Hall
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. Roy Tomlinson
Insulation Branch Opens in Nelsonville
Nelsonville gains a new Owens Corning insulation branch at 20 Hocking St. managed by Charles E. Akins with S. Wallace noting offices in Middleport and Pomeroy and many installations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. S. Wallace
Columbus
Owens-Corning Corporation
Hocking St
Mr. Wallace
Middleport
Pomeroy
Charles E. Akins
Teenagers Dance Planned by Local Groups in Nelsonville
The Business and Professional Woman's Club and the Knights of Pythias co sponsor a teenage dance in the K of P Hall Saturday night from 8 to 11. Music will be provided by a high school or orchestra.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Woman's Club
The
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
37th Division Tops Says Gen Eichelberger
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger told the Cleveland Rotary club that Ohio's 37th Division was tops and deserved more credit for its World War II service. He noted his wartime role with the Eighth Army in the Pacific and recalled his earlier command in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Miller Chapel Grange Meets at Union Furnace School
Miller Chapel Grange met at the Grange hall with Worthy Master R E Allen presiding. Clarence Skinner introduced as deputy grange master. Mrs Mary Kennedy admitted as a new member. A lunch followed a social hour. next meeting set for Feb 16 at 8 8 pm with guest speakers on the Blue Cross Hospitalization plan.
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Blue Cross
Boiler Repair Slated at Nelsonville Plant
Nelsonville will decommission one of four boilers at its municipal electric light plant for several days for needed repairs. Service Safety Director Vern Coakley announced the schedule and scope of the work.
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Nelsonville
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Service Safety
Vern Coakley
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Court of Honor
Hocking
Boy Scouts
Arne Brimner
Harley Meyer
Union Furnace
Ray Turner
C. P. Rauch
Turner
den Mothers
Scouters Roundtable
Scouts
Cube
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Camp Lagarus
Henry L. Carr
Anne Brimner
John District
Harold C. Ruggles
J. R. Hankison
George Carr
Vaughn
A. Collins
Dave Goldsberry
Claude Christman
Orpheum Nelsonville
Dave
Obrien
Buzzy
Henry
Estern
Robert Lowery
Pamala Blake In
Boeapowder
River Ve Milier
Forrest Taylor
Paul Campbell
Cass County Boys
Columbia
Conrad Nagel
Win Pritz Kortner
Reinhold Schunzel
W. Lee Wilder
United Artists
Lassie
Glenn McDaniel
Paul Robson
Murray City
Emmett Short
C. O. McAfee
David E. Devol
Carbon Hill
Gayle Weaver
Lawrence J. Evans
Albert Bailey
Lemuel McNicholls
Laurelville
Fred Weaver
H. Delmar Freeman
Loren J. Schorr
Robert Eckels
John Rathmell
Barney Sarecky
Ted P
Arac
Knight
B. Reeves Eason
Joseph Kane
Cole Bros
Clyde Beatty Circus
Republic
Logan Area Church News
Hocking Hospital
Laurel
Nelsonville Social Notes
Nelsonville Church News
Legion
Insulation
Gen. Eichelberger
Vic Joyce
Tad's
Carbondale-Kimberly Rd
Gibson
Buescher Brass and Reed Instruments
Logan Music & Appliance Co
St., Logan
Miller Chapel Grange
Booth
W. Main St
Wayne J. Dennis
Mill St
A. C. Kontner
Valentine
Whitmore's Greenhouses
Buchtel Road
E. Whitmore
V.F.W. Dance
Bob Holloway
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