Logan Social Notes Highlights From Local Club Activities
Logan notes from the U B Church Christian Culture class meeting at Mrs. Herman Leonard’s home on E Hunter St with Devotional leader Mrs Evans and members including Mrs Hutchinson Myers and Phillips singing Have Faith In God. March hostess announced and Red Cross designated donation. Special guests listed and many class members named. Birthday celebrations for Miss Blanche England and Emerson Poston at England home with Holloway orchestra. Indano Club reminiscence gathering planned at Miss England’s country home with notable dinner guests. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority meeting with dinner and gift exchange followed by prizes. Newark family dinner attendance at Sherman Draper home for 49th wedding anniversary. Duplicators game hosted by Mrs Ed Kemper at Mrs Russell Montgomery’s home. Logan Briefs mention local visits and travel of residents and a FSA meeting in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hankison
Clarence Seehermpp
Lawrence Hack
Earl Roberts
Red Cross
Virginia Matheny
Mary Campbell
Jess Gabriel
Helen Evans
Theodore Lemon
Roberta Mohler
Janette Leonard
John Keller
Gladys Lee
Jennie Leffler
James Barker
B. O. Nixon
Blanche England
Emerson Poston
England
Holloway
Alice Genevieve Poston
Charles Wright
Rebecca Holloway
Louisa Holloway
Columbus
Bill
Mason
and Mirs
Robert Holloway
William Sayre
Josephine Hansel
Ora Yaw
C. Wood Bowen
Emma Westenhaver
Logan Schools
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
P.m
Marvin Lackey
Mary Collison
Charles Lehman
Addison Frey
Harold Brown
Thomas Walsh
John Robert Towbridge
Chester Cooley
Everette McWilliams
Anna Marie Shorr
Gloria Summers
Charles Pratt
Route 3
Newark
Logan
Oscar Hanning
Dayton
Athens
Pomeroy Street Workers Get Wage Increase
Wages of street department workers were raised from 55 cents to 65 cents per hour at a Pomeroy Village Council meeting. Citizens voiced street condition complaints after a severe winter. Officials planned to contact C and O Railroad about crossings and discussed taxi fare concerns amid rising prices. No action on taxi issues. possible future legislation noted. Middleport council agreed to hire an attorney to redraft obsolete village ordinances and to lease storage space for flood prep. Injuries reported: Parmalee strained ligaments from a fall. Helen Davidson cut her leg at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Virgil Campbell
Alvin Norris
Hemlock Grove
Rutland
Middleport
D. C. Miller
Harry Cross
Harry Houdashelt
C. ©. Fisher
Gravel Hill
White's Grocery
Ohio Pure Food Company
R& F
Parmalee
A&p
Helen Davidson
Evans Market
Murray City Miners Favored To Win Hocking Co Tourney
Logan hosts the Hocking County basketball tournament with Murray City Miners as favorites. opener pits Union Furnace vs Gibisonville, followed by South Bloomingville vs Rockbridge, then Laurelville vs Byron Eby's Murray City. C H Jones and John Neff umpire. Harry McVey timekeeper. Arthur Woods scorer. Rudolph Hankison scoreboard. Ralph Walker announcer. Paul Carr tourney manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace-Gibisonville
Rockbridge
South Bloomingville
Murray City
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Gibison-ville
Byron Eby
Murray City Miners
Hocking
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Local Births and Events
Mrs Margaret Bolan received word of the birth of her first grandchild Judith Ann born Monday evening February 19 to Mr and Mrs Fred Ziarney of Cleveland. The Ziarneys’ former names and local ties are noted along with other community updates including rehearsals, a D A charter draping, and various visits and social gatherings in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Margaret Bolan
Judith Ann
Fred Ziarney
Cleveland
Ziarney
Eileen Bolan
J Cashier
Red Anchor
Henry Durst
Founder's Day Observed by Middleport PTA
Mrs. Fred Luchs of Athens spoke at the Middleport Parent-Teacher Association Founder's Day program held at the school auditorium. Miss Mary Hoot read the message, and the event included a tribute to education and racial understanding, with a $25 Red Cross drive donation, a school legislation resolution, and awards for attendance.
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Middlefort
Fred Luchs
Athens
Middleport
Parent- Teacher Association
Jauditorium
Mary Hoot
Luchs
Pomeroy Bend
Michael John
Michael John, To Which Sshe
Lucille Smith
George Childs
Smart
Meigs
Izaak! Waiton League
Guy Reynold
Lois Cecil
Childs
Polio Fund Report Details Meigs County Contributions
Pomeroy Meigs County chairman of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports county school contributions totaling 384.40. Recipients include Orange Olive Rutland Athletic Society Pomeroy Junior Senior PTA Scipio Bradbury Chester High Racine Grade Racine High Middleport High School Middleport PTA Spiller Portland Columbia Pomeroy Schools Pomeroy PTA Syracuse and others. County report forthcoming.
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Pomeroy
George Meinhart
Meigs County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Meigs
Ele
Orange Olive
Rutland Athletic Society
Scipio
Bradbury
Chester High
Racine
Racine High
Middleport High School
Middleport PF. T. A
Spiller
Portland
Columbia
Pomeroy P. T. A
Syracuse
Tractor Carrying Mail Over Country Roads
Homer Holter, rural mail carrier on Racine Route 1, travels daily in an eight horsepower tractor due to severely damaged roads from months of freezing and thawing. He built a cabin over the seat to stay sheltered on his rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Homer Holter
Racine Route 1
Holter
Escape Injury in Automobile Tragedy
Middleport Miss Nan Fisher daughter of Mayor and Mrs C Q Fisher and Mrs George Hall escaped with minor injuries after an early Monday Point Pleasant crash that killed two men and hospitalized two others The young women drove to the Wall home in Point Pleasant in the Tiali car Mrs Wall formerly Bradbury and employed at Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe prior to marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Charles Buck
Pie
Fred Buck
Charles Haley
Crooksville
Marvin Roush
Clyde Brown
Marlene
Patty Watson
Mary Buck
Rutland
Paul Chapman
Middleport
Leafy Graham
Springfield
H. H. Bowen
John J. Bowen
Charleston
Ida Lane
Homer Showers
Toledo
Federated Church
Jug Igr Women's Guild
Charles Eislestein
Belgium
Floyd Riden
Cynthia Tompkins
C. ¥. Tompkins
James E. Simpson
Esther Bonn Scott
Kroger
Myrtle Lang
Dorothy Long
Earl Constan
Colunthss
George Thornton
Garnet
Nelsonville
George Rather
Athena
Dan Fisher
Lewis Long
Middlepory
Nan Fisher
C. Q. Fisher
George Hall
Annabelle Russell
Point Pleasant
Wall
Bradbury
Mary Jane
Middleport Stroke Patients In Serious Condition
Two elderly Middleport women suffer paralytic strokes. Sophia Betz found on her floor Sunday after a fall. Lavern Rumfeld cared for at daughter’s home. Sarah Wise relapse from a hip injury returns to Holzer Hospital with family present. Byron Grover homecoming from Holzer. Harald Lewis selling equipment and retiring from his business at Hamilton’s/Tuffie’s Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Sophia Betz
Lavern Rumfeld
Dr. Miller
Third Ave
Mipdleport
Sarah Wise
William Allman
Holzer Hospital
C. H. Wise
Roscoe Wise
Allman
Byron Grover
Cheshire
Holver Hospital
Rawlings-Coats
Harald Lewis
Hamilton
Tuffie’s Place
Middlepory Personals
Robert L. Goodall
E. W. Dewees
Otto Mulford
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Dale II
Kennedy
Philippines
Leyte
Helen Bradbury
Columbus
Otto
Mulford
Chester Richmond
Parkersburg
V. Va
Pfc
Pittsburg
Calif
Bruce Lloyd
Virgil Edwards
Donally Edwards
Corning
Phil Edwards
Ed Parsons
Madelyne Flint Peek
G.C.D.C. Hospital
Hubert Mace
Jack Sorden
Santa Ana
Rudy Casto
George Casto
Harold and
N. C. Welch
Huntington
Washington Birthday dinner by Heath Methodist Church
Middleport notes report a Thursday Washington Birthday dinner in the Heath Methodist Church dining room hosted by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Officer roles include Mrs Malcolm Roller chairing Local Church Activities and Mrs Nan Moore handling ticket sales. Rotary Club anniversary observed with a reserved table in the men's Sunday School rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Washington
Heath Methodist Church
Malcolm Roller
W.S.C.S
Nan Moore
Rotary Club
John Kinkaid
Jack Terry
Bess Sanborn
Earl Knight
Charles McBeihinney
R. L. Coats
Leo Kennedy
D. C. Miller
H. E. Cook
Glenn Lambert
Lemaoyne Osborne
Arthur Strauss
Perry Mitch
Local man praises ERB HELP for relief from gas
A local man described feeling swollen after meals with gas and acid after meals. He says ERB HELP cured his symptoms and allows him to eat freely. The advertisement claims ERB HELP contains 12 herbs and promotes better digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erbhelp
Betts Cut Hare
Nelsonville
Library Work Explained To Rotary
Logan Rotary hears Logan Library trustees Miss Jessie McMonagle and Miss Evelyn Fisher discuss needs for bigger libraries in this and neighboring counties. They describe libraries as community centers, not just reading rooms, with trustees listing L K Showalter George Carr Samuel Dillon Mary McCray Margaret Lutz Lester Risch and inviting suggestions on library operation. Guests included Mrs L K Showalter Lt Werdell Swaim and Rotarian H O Grant Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. K. Showalter
Logan Library
Logan Rotary Club
Jessie McMonagle
Evelyn Fisher
George Carr
Samuel Dilion
Mary McCray
Margaret Lutz
Lester Risch
Werdell Swaim
Circleville
Logan branch gets new manager from Wooster post swap
Replaces Skelly Logan W. B. Fish of Wooster has been assigned to the Logan branch of the National Supply Co. replacing Robert Skelly who moves to Wooster. Mr. Fish, married with two sons James Arthur 15 in ninth grade and David Berl 10 in fifth grade, plans to move to Logan as a home becomes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. B. Fish
Wooster
The
National Supply Co
Robert Skelly
Mr. Fish
James Arthur
David Berl
Licensed To Marry In Lancaster Probate Court
A marriage license was issued Saturday in the Lancaster Probate Court to David Archer Sater aged 21 from Lancaster and Patricia Mae Burke aged 17 from Lancaster at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
David Archer Sater
Lancaster
Patricia Mae Burke
Revival To Continue In Murray City At Newtown Mission
Murray City Services at Newtown Holiness Mission continue this week with Rev. James Carder of New Marshfield as evangelist. Special music by local church members. Rev. Helen W. Tatman leads the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Newtown
James Carder
New Marshfield
Helen W. Tatman
Post Office Windows Closed on Thursday
Logan postmaster Frank G. Brown announces that post office windows will be closed and there will be no city or rural delivery on Washington's birthday. Doors remain open for box holders, ensuring access to mail service for those with boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Frank G. Brown
Washington
Mr. Brown
Virgil W Martin to Direct Sale of Tags in Logan
Virgil W. Martin named deputy registrar of motor vehicles for Hocking County. He has received new tags due for sale March 1 and must be attached to vehicles by April 1. Tags will be sold at his Main Street store, with assistants Mrs Grace Keller Evelyn Eilinger and Shirley Dodson. Martin will attend a deputy registrars meeting in Marietta Friday.
Keyes Rites Conducted in City Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Keyes were held Monday at Leonard Funeral Home. The Rev. Clinton Swengel officiated with solo "Going Home" and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Raymon D. Lanning. Pallbearers included Clarence Blosser and Judge Phil Henderson. Out-of-town mourners came from White Cottage Williamsburg Canal Winchester Crooksville Canton Columbus and White Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cottage
Mrs Schaal Taken To Grant Hospital
Mrs Charles Schaal of 123 Wood Street was rushed by ambulance to Grant Hospital last Saturday for observation and treatment. She has been under a physician's care for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Schaal
Wood St
Grant Hospital
Schaal
Charm and Personality Shown at Senior High Assembly
A Logan senior high general assembly featured the motion picture Charm and Personality shown Friday night. Principal Burchfield confirms the event. Logan city patrolmen Elin ger and Schrader arrested three youths Monday on a charge they stole a truck from Heine Packing Company on Sunday. They will be arraigned in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
General Assembly
Burchfield
Lo] Ellinger
M. W. Schrader
Heine Packing Company
Redskins Face Tough Road With Two League Tests
Logan Chieftains prepare for two hard league games in sellout week. Tuesday night they host Pomeroy Panthers, currently tied for second with Wellston and Logan, then travel Friday to Athens to meet leader Bulldogs. Logan seeks revenge after earlier losses to both rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan Chieftains
Braves
Pomeroy Panthers
Wellston
Athens
Bulldogs
Chieftains
Jackson Ironmen
T. A. Wharton Receives Callers on Sunday
Rockbridge resident T. A. Wharton long ill at home received many callers Sunday. Among the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. William Dupler and their children Maxine and Larry of Ashland, Mrs. D. C. Wharton of Indianapolis, Mr. Travis Wharton of Decatur, and Miss Ethel Burns of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
T. A. Wharton
Rockbridge
William Dupler
Fwo
Maxine
Larry
Ashland
D. C. Wharton
Indianapolis
Travis Wharton
Ethel Burns
Dayton
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Joe Case
John Allen
Barton Holt
John Kreig
Claude Lyons
Charles Lewis
Kemper
Ed Kemper
Russell Montgomery
Montgomery
M. H. Cherrington
John Lee
Lew Riggs
John Connor
Clarence Matheny
Clarence Blosser
J. R. Hankison
Elmer Tschappat
Howard White
Athens Messenger
Ays
Pomeroy’s
Murray
Tor
Hocking Co
New Straitsville
McQuade
Ota
Summer
Monument Co
George C. Shaw
W. Main
Ohio
Pomeroy Social Notes
Ruby Shauver
David Williams
Fred W. Crow
Frederick Wilkinson Crow
ITI
Clarksburg
Crows
Crow
Eleanor Karr
E. Main St
Irving Karr
A. H. Rosenbaum
Donald Rosenbaum
N. T. School
Grove City
Dan Rosenbaum
Capital University
Nolan Swackhammer
Theodorus Council
Daughters of America
Inet
Bertha Radford
Stark's
James H. Wilson
Citizens Bank’ Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
PTA
Middleport Social Notes
Hobart Cundiff
Tuffie's Place
Greenup
Donald Wagner
Edith Medice
Pauline Bentley
Cundiff
Joan Triplett
Lewis Triplett
Seaman l Cundiff
William Cundiff
Norfolk
Sewing Club
Jolly Bunch Sewing Club
John Seines
Lenna Devol
William Britton
Alice Fink
Marjorie Miljhean
Gertrude Miller
Katie Weber
Mattie Bush
Helen Lloyd
Blanche Haskins
Lillian Smith
Franklin Bailey
Wallace Bradford
Bruce
Carolyn
Hobart Shields
Sharon
Tuppers Plains
Helen Bailey
Skelly
Colegroves Market
Middleport, Ohis
Sergeant Mike
Larry Parks
Jeanne Bates
Jim Bannon
Eddie Acuff
Ross Hunter
Mike
K9 Corps
March OF Time
Wilson
Alexander Knox
Charles Coburn
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Thomas Mitchell
Ruth Nelson
Cedric Hardwicks
Inc
Bendvue
Lisbon
Vera Hrubs
Ralston
Erich von Strohelm
Richard Arien
Bob Livingston
Thoreday
Virgil Martin
Keyes
Mrs. Schaal
Redskins
Vicks VA
Insurance Sight Uissen
Oakley Oakley Insurance
Nelsonvills
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