Hocking Farm Vacation Program Explained At Logan Kiwanis
Logan Kiwanis Club hears Ralph Moore describe the Hocking Farm Vacation program now expanding from Monroe County to more than 30 Ohio counties. He notes the national potential of farm vacations within a 200 mile radius of Logan and lists area hosts near Lake Logan with proximity to state parks. The gathering also previews a Feb 19 basketball banquet at Logan High School with Dr. Jimmy Hall as guest speaker.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Ralph Moore
Monroe County
Moore
Ohio
Hocking County
United States
Hocking Hills
Pavey
Clyde Pavey
Lake Logan
Otto Iles
Clearview Farm
Roy Wilson
Golda E. Shaw
Walnut St
Denver
Ruby Drum
Laurelville
Rock House
Local Logan Club Activities and Meetings
Thursday schedule includes Miller Chapel Grange birthday celebration at 8 p m with fruit salad. Sew-So Club at Mrs James Rimel spach home. D of A Lodge potluck at 6 30 p m with canned goods. Chieftain Squaw Club at Logan High School cafeteria. Trinity Lutheran Voters Assembly at Parish Hall 8 p m. Social Circle at Brandt's Mecca Room 1 p m hosted by Mrs Julia Bartlett. Happy Homemakers at Mrs C W Snyder 1 p m bring Sweetheart soap. Altar Guild Noon luncheon at Mrs Nancy Sparnow home co-hostess Mrs Mae Bowen.
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Miller Chapel Grange
James Rimelspach
Logan High School
Trinity Lutheran Voters Assembly
Parish Hall
Brandt
Mecca Room
Julia Bartlett
Happy Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
C. W. Snyder
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Nancy Sparnow
Mae Bowen
Twenty Five Couples Attend Logan Clay Square Dance
Twenty five couples joined the Logan Clay Products recreation hall for February square dancing led by Tom Canter of Columbus with his wife Lena. Although not all club members attended, it was the largest group this season, with March 2 scheduled as the next dance. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Larry Buckles Rev and Mrs Raymond Sturm Tom Brandt and Miss Theresa Turner. Coffee was provided by Mr and Mrs Charles Fenwick.
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Logan
Logan Clay Products Recreation Hall
Tom Canter
Columbus
Lena
Larry Buckles
Raymond Sturm
Tom Brandt
Theresa Turner
Charles Fenwick
Rotary Sees Trip Slides Highlight England and Europe
Logan Rotary Club heard Earl Lowe recount a European tour with slides showing visits to Winchester Salisbury Coventry Stratford-on-Avon London Brussels Paris and Heidelberg. Dr Albert Leonard chaired the program. Guests included Dr John Cottrill Dave Neiman and Dave Balthaser.
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Logan
Earl Lowe
South Logan
Lowes
Winchester
Salisbury
Coventry
Stratford-on-Avon
London
England
Brussels
Paris
Heidelberg
Albert Leonard
John Cottrill
Dave Neiman
Nelsonville
Dave Balthaser
Lancaster
Women Honor Frances Willard in Logan Meeting
Mrs. N J Stoody led a Logan W C T U afternoon tribute to Frances Willard marking her February birthday. Speakers included Mrs Paul Monks and Mrs Johnston describing temperance views and a reading titled Echoes of the Nineties. Grace Nunlist estate in Logan goes to son Frank Jr New Jersey probate Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keller
Miss Willard
Logan
Grace Nunlist
Frank, Jr
New Jersey
Mrs Lehman Heads Daughters of America Club
Mrs Fern Lehman is named president of the Daughters of America club at Logan amid a recent ceremony. Also inducted are Mrs Donna Geil as treasurer and Miss Charlotte Blake as secretary.
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Miss Blake
Lehman
Geil
Mike Geil
Congreve
Grace Russell
Pleads Guilty In Improper Turn Case In Laurelville
Swackhammer 57 of Laurelville pleaded guilty to an improper turn on E Main St before Mayor Free. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs after a minor accident while attempting a left turn into the alley east of Depot St injuring Merlyn Nutter 48 of Logan. Syracuse rushers totaled over 100 yards last season with six returning next fall.
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Logan
Rollie Swackhammer
Laurelville
E. Main St
Delmar Freeman
Swackhammer
Main St
Depot St
Merlyn B. Nutter
Syracuse
Fifteen Students Earn All A’s at Starr Washington School
Logan Lowell Cole, principal, announced the third six weeks honor roll. Fifteen students achieved straight A averages, with seniors Diane Armstrong Judy Cooke Shirley Conner and Myrtle Trowbridge on the list.
Mrs Lappen Discusses Faces About the Christ Chapters
Harrington Class at First United Presbyterian Church heard Mrs. Frieda Lappen review two chapters from the study book Faces About the Christ. The talk covered Women of Samaria and Simon the Pharisee with a refreshments committee including Lena Mock, Clarence Heine, and Ralph Windsor attending.
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Harry Bell
Paul Monks
Paul Dollison
Winifred Engle
Anthony J. Toerner
Charles Heine
Joe Brown
Mildred Dollmatsch
Jack Waldron
Fanny Spears
Fred Keller
Olive J. Neibling
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Mrs. Bart Rheinscheid of Logan Route 2 and Oliver D. Bell of Logan Route 2 were admitted for medical care. Mrs. Lindsey Belcher of Laurelville Route 1 was discharged.
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Bart Rheinscheid
Logan
Oliver D. Bell
Lindsey Belcher
Laurelville
Dance Fete Draws 31 Couples at Izaak Walton Clubhouse
Logan residents attended a March of Dimes dance with 31 couples at Lake Logan Izaak Walton Clubhouse. Dick Russell's orchestra provided the music as Logan Jaycees led the fundraiser for the Hocking County campaign. Pearl Pierce, 58, was cited for a stop sign violation at Third and Elm, and a marriage license was issued to Donald S Allison and Billie J Freeman.
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Logan
Izaak Walton
Lake Logan
Dick Russell
Logan Jaycees
Hocking County
Pearl Pierce
Third and Elm Sts
Freeman
Donald Samuel Allison
Krogers
Billie J. Freeman
Rockbridge
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Rau Picture Acquired by Westport School Gallery
The Artists School Gallery of Westport Connecticut purchases a 16 by 20 oil titled Two Children by Logan resident Albert Rau for its permanent collection. Rau, OSU fine arts graduate and Logan High School instructor, will have the painting shown nationally in an artist’s magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Artists School Gallery of
Westport, Conn
Albert Dorne
Norman Rockwell
Albert Rau
Rau
Ohio State University
Logan High School
Kenny is Elected New Logan Library Board Chief
Robert Q. Kenny of Logan was elected president by the Logan Hocking County library board. He succeeds Mrs. Ralph Poston as the board names Howard St Clair as vice president Sarah Holmes as secretary and Minnie Louise Bowen as clerk. The group adopted a library code outlining rules for library use and board duties.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County Library Board
Robert Q. Kenny
Ralph Poston
Howard St. Clair
Union Furnace
Sarah Holmes
Minnie Louise Bowen
Miss Holmes
Miss Bowen
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Hocking
Logan Clay
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Robert Roy Budway
Women Hail Temperance Movement
Mrs. Lehman
Daughters Club
Ces
Clover Farm Market
Richland Avenue
Athens
Idaho
Zic
Bob Evans
Chicago Tribune
New Yort Dailyens Byadicete
Streitman
Penguin Cookies
Pillsbury Flour
Bologna
Southeastern
Contt
U.S.D.A
U.S.D.A. Choice
Logan, Ohio
W. Hunter St
Wes Cannon
Starr-Washington School
Myrtle Trowbridge
Jean Britten
Terry Miller
Patricia Higgins
John Toops
Mary Wyskiver
Kay Holdsworth
David Stimson
Kay Doolittle
Carolyn Gainer
Ronnie Wyckoff
Karolyn Redd
Shirley Stevens
Elaine Delo
Pamela Anderson
Thelma Beck
Mary Courtney
Ruth Ann Kapple
Lois Lambert
Larry McDaniel
Melvin Trowbridge
JoAnne Toops
Walter Alford
David McDaniel
Pearl Courtney
Annette Gainer
Mike Kearns
Pamela Keels
Beverly Peters
Carol Phillips
Dick Riggs
Jean Robinson
Regina Steele
Jean Cherry
Larry Cooke
Margaret Masure
Rosella Barstow
Rebecca Carter
Judy Cherry
David Lavinder
Denny Stephenson
Amy Thrush
Nancy Turner
Susan Rheinschell
Lynn Smith
Jury Griffith
Hubert Lambert
Hocking Valley Hospital
James L. Myers
McArthur
Mount St. Marvy Hospital
Gale Monk
Beulah Myers
West Logan
Virgin Patton
William Monk
CBU
Patricia Ann Auker
Columbus Business University
Civil Service
Francis J. Auker
Friesner Ave
Robert Kenny
New Library Board
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