Founders Day Observed by Logan Business Women Club
The Logan Business and Professional Women's Club held a noon Founders Day dinner at Blosser's Restaurant with Valentine decor. Guest speakers included Hester Wickens and Florence Given, highlighting women’s voting duty and organization growth, while many local members and guests attended.
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Business Women’s Club
Logan
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Blosser’s
Valentine
Minette McCray
Minnie Louise Bowenee
Ine Lanning
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Hester H. Wickens
Zanesville
Florence M. Given
Columbus
Nella Hodges
Lottie Randolph
Elizabeth Amsted
Televille
Ruth le Pauvre
Hester Vogt
Florence Given
Wickens
Sinus Itis Explained and Remedy Promoted
An ad explains sinusitis as sinus itis a cavity inflammation with varying locations causing distinct discomforts. It promotes SINUS as relief used by thousands and advises asking the local druggist for SUNIS at a price of one dollar.
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SUNIS
Lake Draining Completed at Logan Fishing Lake
Lake Lo gan in Logan is drained by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. The 1100 foot dam notch has been cut and equipment moved to Butler County. Only small water in basins remains as engineers guide gradual outflow. Next, reroute or move the 20-inch gas main to keep traffic on the northern side of the 404 acre lake two miles southwest of Logan on Route 664.
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Logan
Lake Logan
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Butler County
Fishing Lake
Marriage Licenses Issued In Hocking County
The Hocking County Probate Court issued licenses to Clyde Eugene Mohler 25 of Junction City Route 1 and Opal Louise Hart 17 of Logan. Also named were Jesse Wilson Trader 61 of Gore and Alice Marie Snoke 39 of Gore.
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Logan
Hocking County
Clyde Eugene Mohler
Junction City
Opal Louise Hart
Jesse Wilson Trader
Gore
Alice Marie Snoke
Monument Builders of Ohio Set Annual Convention in Columbus
Logan resident George C. Shaw president outlines plans for the Monument Builders of Ohio meeting in Columbus on February 26. Officials from state and national groups will speak on business topics and sales relations. A dinner opens the event with Thurman Miller of Wilmington delivering the address as women attendees have special entertainment arranged.
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Logan
George C. Shaw
Monument Builders of Ohio, Inc
Columbus
Shaw
Herschel C. Atkinson
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Charles L. Lapp
College of Commerce
Ohio State University
American Monument Association
E. W. Warner
Springfield
Harry C. Schwartz
Lebanon
Monument Builders of America
Thurman Miller
Wilmington
United Brethren Holds Quarterly Meet at Logan
Second quarterly meeting of the New United Brethren was held at the new United Brethren Church in Logan. E H Martin superintendent presided and noted Scioto Conference connections. Sunday services and communion were led by P O House holder and I N Burnsworth, with 57 in Sunday School.
Hospital Admissions and Births in Various Towns
Hocking Valley Hospital admitted Mrs. Josephine Hansel of Logan Route 3 and Mrs. Ella Hummel of Somerset for medical care. Paul Thomas of Logan and George W. Young of Athens Route 2 and Lester Chesser of Zaleski are listed for surgeries. Births to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin McGuire of Deanville and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Gahanna, both a son. Ernest Partee and William McKitterick were dismissed. A soup and pie sale by the United Mine Workers Auxiliary in Jacksonville is set for Wednesday February 15 at Eagles Hall, 11:30 a.m. Glouster Lodge 607, F and AM, meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. Entered Apprentice degree conferred on two candidates.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Josephine Hansel
Logan
Ella Hummel
Somerset
Paul Thomas
George W. Young
Athens
Lester Chesser
Zaleski
Franklin McGuire
Deanville
Herbert Smith
Gahanna
Ernest Partee
William McKitterick
Glouster
United Mine Workers Auxiliary of
Jacksonville
Eagles Hall
Glouster Lodge 607
F&am
Safer blasting and protections urged for Crystal Spring mine
An official Bureau of Mines inspection of Crystal Spring mine in Murray City finds six workers and daily output about 25 tons. Inspector F. E. Hughes recommends permissible on-shift explosives, improved ventilation devices, fireproof housings, main stopings, preshift and weekly gas checks, timbering of loose roof, clearance space cleaning, more electrical safeguards, underground firefighting facilities, and banning open flames and smoking.
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Murray City
Crystal Spring Coal Co
Crystal Spring
Here
Bureau of Mines
Hocking County
F. E. Hughes
Son Honored On Birthday
CARBONDALE The fourth birthday of David Arnold was celebrated February 9 at his home hosted by Mr and Mrs Pearl Arnold. Guests from Carbondale and Athens attended, with pink and white cake as the centerpiece and many gifts for the honored child.
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Carbondale
David Arnold
Pearl Arnold
Jack Robinson
Barbara
Ralph L. Pinkerton
Peggy Senegar
Athens
Nell Lowry
Idrus
Garnett Kennard
Kay
Clifford Jolly
Esther
Corning Soldier in Amphibious Training at Little Creek
Corning soldier Pfc. Robert Refinati trains at Little Creek Virginia for a joint air sea ground maneuver in the Caribbean area during late February to early March. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George H Refinati of Corning.
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Corning
Pfc
Robert Refinati
Little Creek
Caribbean
Refinati
George H. Refinati
Sales Tax Receipts Drop In Hocking County
County treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead reports a sharp decline in sales tax stamps in Hocking County last week with 2871.28 dollars sold, down from 4059.84 the prior year. Year to date totals show 18021.23 dollars versus 18517.88 in 1949, a 496.65 dollar drop.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
Moorhead
Funeral Rites for J E Vickroy Carried Out
GLOUSTER Rev Mr Parsons of Ringgold conducted funeral services for J E Vickroy at the John S Blower funeral home Friday at 2 p m. He died Wednesday. Burial was in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Mr. Parsons
Ringgold
J. E. Vickroy
John S. Blower
Vickroy
Maplewood Cemetery
59 Are Attending School For Prospective Foremen
A mine foreman training class in Glouster has reached 59 total enrollment with 39 average attendance last week. William B. Morris reports the program covers five lessons with eight remaining. The board will administer the final exam for eligibility as mine foremen. Instructors include J. E. Matheney Henry P. Ley and Fred Gaskins.
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Glouster
William B. Morris
Division of Mines
Stephen Williams
Columbus
Harry Dust
Mr. Morris
J. E. Matheney
Henry P. Ley
Fred Gaskins
Legion Auxiliary Plans Legislation and Americanism Night
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion in Glouster will meet at Legion Hall Thursday at 7 30 p m to observe Legislation and Americanism night. Committee chairmen are Mrs Lita Westfall Mrs Edith Mingus Mrs Rosa Love and Mrs Goldie Byers with M M Bryson as guest speaker.
Banquet Planned by Trimble Lodge for Father and Son
Trimble Lodge No. 557 F and A M will sponsor a Father and Son banquet in the J T High School gym Friday at 7 p m. Each member may bring a son or other guest. Esco Sarkenin, end coach at Ohio State University, will show motion pictures of the Rose Bowl game.
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Glouster
Services Held For Frank Spencer In Glouster
Funeral services for Frank Spencer, who died Friday afternoon in Sheltering Arms Hospital, were conducted at the Glouster Methodist Church. The Rev. John Devol sang two numbers. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Frank Spencer
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Glouster Methodist Church
John Devol
Maplewood Cemetery
Glouster and area residents visit in various cities
Glouster and nearby residents spent weekends and Sundays visiting relatives and friends in Columbus Athens Trimble Canton Jacksonville Marysville Sharpsburg Cincinnati and Toledo. Notable hosts included Mr and Mrs Jimmie Easley and Mr and Mrs Harold Snow in Columbiana and Athens respectively.
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Lucile Thompson
Richard Guinther
Barbara
Glouster
Rodney Linscott
Jacksonville
Columbianna
Youngstown
Jimmie Easley
Harold Snow
Debbie
Athens
Dora Emrick
L. T. Mundew
E. E. Mundew
James Cotter
Columbus
Charlotte
James Penrod
Barbara Ann
Trimble Heights
Marysville
William Shirey
Cincinnati
Trimble
Bernard Harvey
Harley Blower
Daisy Grandy
John Gaskalla
Erland Coffman
Canaanville
Riley Judson
James Eugene Judson
Sandra
Kathy
Freddie
Canton
Judson
Bert Judson
Brooks
Dayton
Mary Lou Judson
Donald Bibee
George H. Campbell
Sharpsburg
Gail Harris
Catholic Ladies Study Club Meets Tonight
The Catholic Ladies Study Club will hold its meeting this evening in Glouster. Members are expected to discuss upcoming events and annual plans.
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Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Dress Shop Moves to Weaver Building in Glouster
Georgia's Baby and Dress Shop has relocated from the LeFever building opposite the depot to the vacant Vernon Electric site on High Street. Proprietress Mrs. Georgia Waldeck says the business will sell dress material and make dresses to order while also handling Singer sewing machines and attachments. The front room serves as a sales room and the rear as a work room.
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Glouster
Georgia
LeFever
Weaver
High St
Vernon Electric
Georgia Waldeck
Singer
Class to Meet Glouster Mission Volunteers Friday
The Priscilla Class of the Glouster Methodist Sunday School will meet in the home of Mrs. Roy Hall on Madison Street Friday at 7 30.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Sunday School
Roy Hall
Madison Street
All-Bran letters tout breakfast fiber claims
Unsigned consumer letters praise Kellogg's All-Bran for constipation relief after 26 years of dosing. They urge daily one ounce servings with water and a money back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days.
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Truby
Woodland
Ill
Allbran
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
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