Official Evaluates High School Survey Shows Likes and Dislikes
Logan and officials report a high school overseen by E S Harrison, state education supervisor, operating effectively with strong leadership and a broad program. Recommendations call for health education, home economics modernization, expanded industrial arts, upgraded music facilities, improved science apparatus, and better locker room and shower facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. S. Harrison
State Department of Education
City Board of Education
Harrison
Land transfers in Hocking County list multiple parcels
Land transfers show James and Helen Dougherty to Stanley and Flossie Phillips for three tracts totaling .36 acres in Logan. Also recorded are transfers from Paul and Shirley Nutter to William and Mary Hutchison for 3.27 acres in Green Township and from William and Shirley Forbes to Leonard and Margaret Christian for Lots 4 and 5 in Carbon Hill. Additional deeds move Jurgensmier family parcels in Logan and Marion Townships and Norma Swyers Robson to Paul Robson for Lot 10 in Watkins Addition, Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dougherty
Helen T. Dougherty
Stanley Phillips
Flossie Phillips
City of
Logan
Paul E. Nutter
Shirley D. Nutter
William R. Hutchison
Mary Jane Hutchison
Green Township
William Forbes
Shirley Forbes
Leonard Christian
Margaret Christian
Carbon Hill
Paul Eugene Kunkler
Lucille Kunkler
Olive W. Roop
Marion Township
Egbert Theodore Jurgensmier
F. Walter Jurgensmier
Jurgensmier
Ety
Robert Theodore Jurgensmier
Minna Jurgensmier
Joanna Leerone Jurgensmier
James Howard Jurgensmier
Eunice Jurgensmier
Norma Swyers Robson
Paul * Robson
Watkins
Murray City
Births and notices from local townships and courts
Birth announcements from Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Thompson and others list new daughters and sons across New Plymouth Lot 2 Laydenville Laurelville and Logan. Admitted and dismissed patients include Mrs. Virgil Street to Austin Stephenson Melvin H Shover and others with a roll of recent hospital entries. Legal notices cover undivided land interests in Ward Salt Creek Perry Washington Benton Falls Gore and Heirs at law actions. Carbon Hill promotion notes mention Richard Devol of Carbon Hill. Logan divorce suit alleges gross neglect of duty between Joanne Rose and Robert E Rose. A piece on the origins of wedding cake copying traces back to Britain and Europe. School improvements flagged heating lighting and stage curtains plus calls for teacher salaries and discipline reform and student survey on cafeteria lines, health course needs and student behavior. The board reviewed disciplinary rules and conducted routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Thompson
New Plymouth
Lester Hammond
Laydenville
John Norton
Laurelville
Virgil Street
Herron
Austin Stephenson
Logan
Melvin H. Shover
McArthur
James Huffer
Lancaster
Clarrita Laverty
Zella B. Wilson
Clyde S. Byers
Catherine F. Byers
Ward Township
Pearl Fetherolf
Bessie Fetherolf
Elmer F. Dishennett
Doris Dishennett
Salt Creek Township
Everett Davidson
Clarabel Davidson
John W. Campbell
Cleo Tracy
Perry Township
Elizabeth A. Cline
W. E. Cline
Robert W. Cline
Pansy G. Cline
Washington Township
Julia Pfeiffer
John W. Schein
Bertha M. Schein
Dicken
Isaac Brown
George C. Brown
Good Hope Township
H Pearl Harper
Mildred Harper
John D. Corne
Tess M. Corne
Benton Township
Pearl Harper
Fred M. Harper
Florence M. Harper
Florence M. Bowers
Washington Bowers Sr
Lester Eve
Imogene Wallace
Falls Township
John T. Hartman
Samuel F.stickdorn
Mary Stickdorn
Falls-Gore
George Deible
John J. Deible
Joanne Rose
Common Pleas Court
Robert E. Rose
England
Jeouples
Champagne Music makes a TV discovery for Lawrence Welk
Television critic Charles Mercer notes Lawrence Welk, a 52 year old accordionist, has become a major TV sensation with Champagne Music on ABC TV. Mercer cites Welk's traditional sound and a mother’s approval as key factors in his rising popularity and widespread audience reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mercer
New York
Lawrence Welk
Abc-Tv
Welk
Fresch Wisner
Waltonians Elect New Officers at Thursday Meeting
Hocking County Waltonian League installs officers at the Spencer clubhouse in Lake Logan. John Strait succeeds Dr. C F Rauch as president. A New England boiled dinner will be served at 6 30 p m.
John Wilson 63 Dies After Long Illness at Athens County Home
John Wilson of Logan, native of Rockbridge, died Sunday night at the Athens County Home after a long disability from an 1927 railroad injury. Survived by two sons Paul and Wayne of Grand Rapids, Mich., brother Andrew Wilson of Logan, sister Harriet Wiltz of Rockbridge, and half sister Myrtle Fox of Laurelville. Rev. Maranda Casto officiated at the funeral with burial in Union Cemetery, Got Hope Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Roberts Fueral
John Wilson
Athens County
Rockbridge
Wilson
Hocking Valley Railroad
Andrew
Clare
Paul
Wayne Wilson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Andrew Wilson
Harriet Wiltz
Myrtle Fox
Laurelville
Maranda Casto
Union Cemetery
Hope Township
Logan Emblem Club to Initiate Fifteen New Members
Mrs. Joseph Gano announces 15 new members will be initiated into Logan Emblem Club No. 283 on Wednesday February 22 at 8 p.m. in Elks Lodge rooms with district deputy Mrs. Mary Steenrod of Nelsonville as honor guest. Officers meet Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. for ritualistic practice and social planning. Emblem club members from Logan Nelsonville Athens Jackson and Gallipolis invited to participate in evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gano
Logan Emblem Club No
Elks Lodge
Mary Steenrod
Nelsonville
Emblem Club
Logan
Athens
Jackson
Gallipolis
Elks Lodges
Premier Mothers Club
Dorothy Louise
Mauger's
Lancas Tucker
Paul Tucker
Frederick Blume
Hocking Valleygram
Fred Ospital
Murray
Dorothy Peers
Louise
Fred Murray
Delora Adcock Angle
Junction City
Robert Wallace
Gladys Angle
Junction
Logan St
Paul
Nelson
Ville
Ebenever Baptist Church
Dale Osborn
Cincinnati
Maxville
Wilburn
Women's Auxil
Martin and
E. V. Baker
Southern
Ohio
Inter City Duplicate Club hosts at Mrs Bell’s. Circles meet
Mrs Harry Bell entertained Inter City Duplicate Club with substitute players Mrs Howard White Mrs Ross Adcock Mrs Alfred Carpenter and Mrs Elmer Tschappat. Next meeting Feb 22 at Mrs C P Bingman’s Nelsonville and Circle Three Women of the Parish House Ohio River Rd host a program. Among Ourselves Club met at Brandt’s Restaurant with luncheon. program at Brandt home cited. Marriage license reported Logan Houston Brook er 25 and Rita J Gottke 21 both of Logan and Nelsonville Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bell
Howard White
Ross Adcock
Alfred Carpenter
Elmer Tschappat
C. P. Bingman
Nelsonville
Iele
Presbyterian Earee
Circle Three
Ieee
Song
Ohio River Rd
Wayne Sy
William Gygax
Brandt
Rudolph Brandt
Irs
Roy Crawford
Medr
Albert Schweitzer
Logan
Houston H. Brooker
Rita J. Gottke
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Craig Kinney, Logan
Francis Voris
Russell Courtney
Union Furnace
Eugene Stickhorn
Corning
Route 1
Carl Waller
Minnie McGrady Smith
George Turner
David Gene Miller
Promoti
Richard R. Devol
Russell K. Devol
Germany
Dixie
Kaka
Fran
Ome
Jorn’ Daly
Warner
Wyatt Karp
Danny Thomas
Cavatcade Wretine
Huntington Aigre
Whtn-Tv
Mickey Mowne
Kahin Ran
Otie
Jon Datey
Porte Hartington
Spor
Soldiers of Fortune
Avian
Siow Tar
Metin
Walter” Paine Tearly Theater
Eante
Dinah Shore
Warner Bron
Martha
Navy
Fredo
Red Seton
Sane Cintra
Beckman Ropert
Danis
Robert Q
Spook Beckman Howeparty
Homay
Sexy Mouse
Tiaatar
Bary Siow
Spurs
Don Waiter Pailipe
Barty Tieater
Laning Wih
Bie
Gace Is
New Caravan News Arsvan
Goainey
Prende
Godoy & Wrens
Father Koone
Patter
Parade Gottrey
Prenas
Godfrey & Prende
LTV
Teace
Femoni
Siest Howr
Mayon
Steel
Toniqne
Joc's
Waltonians
Logan Society
Homemakers Club
Blosser's
Mirs
Freda Risch
Franklin Baker
Harryweary
Lawrence Jack
Bentz Plage
N. M. Brown
James Rutgers
Paulshaw
Oscar Blum
Margaret Mackey
Vivian ‘Thompson
Rs. Graham
Riseh
Athens Messenger
Les
Roup
Texas Eastern
AAS Castern
Nice Ball Bearing Company
Philadelphia
Phonograph
Nice
Texas
Panemittion
Louisian Shmever Ant
Philadelphia Gas Works
Gulf Coast
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