Logan Board Deliberates Immunization Policy Amid Epidemic Concerns
Logan Ohio officials in a regular session at the high school heard Dr. H G Southard health officer advocate compulsory vaccination citing Circleville diphtheria outbreaks and other epidemics. The board considered the issue while naming Claude Hammon athletic board member and Harley Meyer downtown coaches representative. Margie Durr Hummel appointed junior high clerk replacing Mrs. Schmitter Graham who resigned. All members were present including Supt George Carr and Clerk Stanton Pond.
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Logan
Logan Board of Education
H. G. Southard
Southard
Circleville
Claude Hammon
Harley Meyer
Margie Durr Hummel
Barlowa Schmitter Graham
Hummel
Hospital Notes From Logan Area Patients In Columbus
Logan area notes list Fred Shively undergoing major surgery at St Francis Hospital in Columbus. Marjorie Hartman convalescing at St Francis after an appendectomy. Leviolet Redick undergoes major surgery at White Cross Hospital in Columbus. Mrs. Harry Woltz had surgery at Grant Hospital in Columbus. Verl Dollison admitted to Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus for treatment pending major surgery after returning from World War II service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Shively
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Marjorie Hartman
Clarence Hartman
Logan Rfd
St Francis Hospital
Leviolet Redick
Third St
White Cross, Hospital
Harry Woltz
Zanesville
Ave
Grant Hospital
Verl Dollison
Paul Dollison
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Dollison
St John Women Plan Card Party Thursday
Logan group of St John’s Catholic church Women affiliated with the National Council of Catholic Women will hold a benefit card party Thursday evening at the parochial school hall. Play begins at eight with door prizes and awards for contract and auction bridge and euchre. Committee led by Mrs John Conner and assisted by Mrs Lawrence Adcock, Mrs Anthen Stroup, Mrs Joseph Schaad, Mrs Al Kaiser and Mrs Walter Savey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schaad
al Kaiser
Walter Savey
Last Rites Held For Chester Jones
Logan Ohio funeral notices report Chester Jones died Friday at his Washington Avenue home. Services were at Leonard Funeral Chapel led by Rev J P Hall of Nelsonville. Music from Christena Stevens May Green Pauline Conrad Josephine Conrad Jap Dexter. Pallbearers Jap Dexter Pay Conrad Charles Green Bernard Conrad Charles Peppers Huron Stewart. Interment at Oak Grove Cemetery following services by the Logan Post of the American Legion.
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LOGAN
Chester Jones
Washington Ave
Leonard Funeral
J. P. Hall
Nelsonville
Christena Stevens
May Green
Pauline Conrad
Josephine Conrad
Jap Dexter
Piain
Pay Conrad
Charles Green
Bernard Conrad
Charles Peppers
Huron Stewarte
Logan Post
Amrpigant Tegion
Burrat
Oak Grove
Funeral Held for Mrs Mary Angel
Funeral services for Mrs Mary F E Angel age 8 were held Tuesday morning at Leonard Funeral Chapel. She died Saturday at home in the Diken Addition. Music by Mr and Mrs Robert Bateman and Miss Mar Clark. Pallbearers Woods Charles Stephenson Ros Albert Donaldson James Vanihber and Thomas Miller. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Pes
Matinda Casta
Sisialted
Leonard Funstal Chanel
Mary FE
Angel
Hame
Dicken
Robert Bateman
Chute Funeral To Be Held Saturday
Logan notices announce Nathan A. Chute funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm Leonard Funeral Home. services conducted by Moorelat Church officiant. body to remain at Fairuza for hours before burial. friends may call at teamade in Oak Grove Common. Engagement announced for Dorothy Ann Dalton and Donald Lee Stimson. wedding date to be set. both Logan High School graduates. Stimson served 22 months in the South Pacific. Dalton employed by Gotran Sroe Company. Stimson recently returned to Shoemaker California after 30 day Logan leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Tincher Whyte
Nathan A. Chute
Leonard Funeral Home
Sweneet
Moethorlat
Faureza
Hames
Max
Teamade
Oak Grove Common
Charine Dalton
Thord St
Dorothy Ann Dalton
Donald Lee Stimson
Russell
Logan Rk
Logan High School
Savson
South Pacific
Brife
Rabbi Kaplan Addresses Logan Kiwanis Club
Rabbi Harry Kaplan of Ohio State University spoke to the Logan Kiwanis Club at the Logan Clay Product Recreational Hall Tuesday evening after a six o'clock dinner. He urged better interracial harmony during Brotherhood Week to improve national peace. Guests included Richard Robinson Francis Roberts Harry Sweazy and Mr Dodds, an agronomist from OSU Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry Kaplan
Ohio State University
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Clay Product
Kaplan
Rachard Robinson
Francis Roberts
Harry Sweazy
Mr. Dodds
Sorority Meets Monday At Stema Phi Gamma Sprout
An exchange of valentines Monday evening at the Stema Phi Gamma Sprout meeting sparked an interesting program. Eileen Couen and Miss Mary Mowery reported on the Province convention in Zanesville. The committee for the May social hours was announced, with Mary Ann Moorehead chairing, assisted by Mrs. Jane Shaw Mrs. Teresa Brown and Mrs. Mary Lehman. Attendees included Mrs. John Shaw Mrs. Thomas Walsh Jr. Mrs. Char Lehman Mrs. Marvin Lacker Hayes Pritchard Mrs. Jack Myers Mrs. Paul Fox Mrs. Harald Brown Eileen Couch Joan Gardner Mary Mae Irma Hamilton Marie Price Margaret Harrison Retha Jean Mohler Mary Ann Moorehead Pauline Mowery Mary Jane Schrader and Garnet Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char. Lehman
Marvin Lacker
Hayes Pritchard
Jack Myers
Paul Fox
Harald Brown
Eileen Couch
Joan Gardner
Mary Mae Irma Hamilton
Marie Price
Argaret Harrison
Retha Jean Mohler
Mary Ann Moorehead
Pauline Mowery
Mary Jane Schrader
Garnet Sheets
Book Club Meets With Miss Lee
Members of the Book of the Month Club held a progressive party starting at Miss Eleanor Lee's home at six for a first course, then dinner at Pritchard's and dessert at Mrs Gladys Webn's apartment after a review by Miss Sally Holmes of Lights Out by Basknard Ket trick. A Red Cross contribution was given and Mrs Joe Acker Stedem was named March hostess. Attending were Mrs Francis Roberts, Miss Mennie Lowie Bowen, Mrs George Carr, Mrs Harley Ellinger, Miss Della Webb, Miss Alice Frasch, Miss FBattell Taminton, Miss Iris Low ery, Miss Alice G Poston, Miss Sarah Rockhold, Mrs William Tannehill, Mrs Webb, Miss Lee, Miss Helmes and Mrs Stedem of Nelsonville.
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Joe Acker Stedem
Francis Roberts
Mennie Lowie Bowen
George Carr
Harley Ellinger
Della Webb
Alice Frasch
Fbattell Taminton
Iris Lowery
Alice G. Poston
Sarah Rockhold
William Tannehill
Webb
Lee
Helmes
Stedem
Nelsonville
Halt Work on Shoe Co Annex Building
Logan report says William Loomis and his crew halted binding work at the H. C. Godman Shoes Company annex after a union suggestion. Harry Casto, president of Local No. 153 U.S. SWCA, says the union has no objections and that continuing would aid the project during the strike.
Corning Social Notes Funeral guests honor Mary Margaret Standish
Out of town visitors attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Margaret Standish on Monday. Names include Miss Mary Catherine Staniih Miss Anan Mae Gerlwa Joseph Geylica Columbus Anthony Gerbea Cleveland Willam Pompes Anpom Mr and Mrs John Gerbea Alma Mueltephers Cleveland Pearl Mars ane Fannie Tague Croossside Tachard Gaw eh Wavers Ane Anna Tastie ssteh and children Steve Benedict daesonville Mrs Tefen Hladgson and daughter Annanéile. Weaver was brought home in Cayzl W Tiermoy ambulance after one and shelf months. Mr and Mrs Fiereil Dunlap hosted a birthday party Saturday night with Mrs Susan Duffy as honoree. Attendees included Mrs Sarah Blower Mer and Mrs Frank Betts Ath ens Sir and Mrs Ralph Briggs Mee and Mrs Clark Hampson Mr and Mrs Geerse Drake Mrs Jnse Reich dee Kunce and others. The Totthan Sielers will meet at the Pythan Temple Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Gerald Doc D Bowersville were recent guests at Ex prett Dunlap. Mrs Pegey Cowles visited here. Emmett Weaver and x Mrs Jnsie Reich attended revival services at Hemioc Church. Sutas Jack and Don Burns are visiting relatives here.
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Jeanne Eiekel
Ane
Bathora Snen¢e
Crumbs
At and
Wes
Stanley Banevich
Canton
Alma Mueltephers
Cleveland
Pearl
Mars
Fannie Tague
Croossside
Tachard Gaweh
Wavers
Anna Tastiessteh
Steve Benedict
Daesonville
Tefen Hladgson
Annanéile
Heralock Hones
Corning
Cayzl
Sarah Blower
Mer
Frank Betts
Athens
Ralph Briggs
Clark Hampson
Geerse Drake
Jnse Reich
Dee Kunce
Diffe
Auepoe
Abe
Totthan Sielers
Pythan Temple
Mire
Gerald Doc
Hemioc’ Church
Sutas Jack
Don Burns
Columbus
Court Notes Of Hacking Court Notes Of Hacking
A cross petition filed in common pleas court February 16 in the Powell vs Powell case admits the marriage while requesting divorce alimony custody and property relief. Separate actions include custody and alimony requests in cases involving Fare Carpenter Earl Carpenter and Olle Lope. In other matters Judge Fhea Petit Bangerr sentenced Charles Dexter for armed robbery to three months and fined him $100 plus costs. John Welson’s assault sentence was suspended with two years probation.
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Fhea Petit Bangerr
Charles Dexter
Hocking County
John Welson
Mrs Pettit Hosts Delphian Club Luncheon
Mrs E Pett hosted the Delphian Club at a one o’clock luncheon in Logan on Tuesday with four special guests including Mire T A Rannells Miss Emma Westenhaver Mrs Harry Wieht and Mrs Withiam Keynes. A book review of Venezuela by Henry J Allen followed by roll call. Next hostess Miss Anna Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barker
Ed Godfrey
J. S. Cherrington
Jay Nimon
Walter Rochester
Anna Wellman
Marme Wellman
Emma Barker
James Barker
A. L. Hesde
E. li Martin
Crippled Children Society Plans Easter Sale Drive
Dr H M Boocks, new president of the Crippled Children Society in Hocking County, led his first executive meeting sponsored by the Rotary Club. Plans for the Easter Seal sale were outlined with James Young directing distributions in schools under Supt George Carr and County Supt Samuel Dillon. Proceeds fund the organization with 66 percent kept in the county.
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Samuel Dillon
West PTA Founders Day Program Set
LOGAN West P T A will hold a Founders Day program Thursday at 3 PM honoring charter members and past presidents. Mrs Laven Goodlive will present the program.
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West Pta
Logan
West P.T.A
Mmembers
Laven Goodlve
Social Notes of Vinton Report Local Visits and Changes
Mrs Battie Stamp of Caston visited her son Tenathan and her mother Mrs Insalleé Burrus at Mr John Shack’s home. Wick Casto’s family member, Jean Adair, and Vernon McCoy noted amid illness. Fiorence Basom resigns as home economics teacher. Mrs Walter McCarley assists at the Vinian School. Columbus EB Ward enlists for three years with Sergeant Ward at home. Anna Ward discharged from the army after Sarasota posting. Mr and Mrs Fred Gibson UpDere athy Freshcorn visit Hattie Freshcorn. G Quickle family, Marie Alevanter, and others in Columbus Bass. Francis Basereenston enters Ohio University. Gallipolis visit from KR Quickle and family. Raymond Castason and Granwilie Castason receive discharge and return home. Lester Metcalf moving into Blanch Franklin’s home during remodeling in Bowimantown. Jack Bauer of Cleveland visiting Vinten. Bill Willson of Boston visiting Frank Wallace and relatives. Robert Eagle of Nitro spends weekend with Clyde Eagle and family.
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Vwinton
Battie Stamp
Caston
Tenathan
Insalleé Burrus
John Shack
Wick
Victor Casto
Jean Adair
Vernon McCoy
Fiorence Basom
Vinian School
Walter McCarley
Miranda
Sam McClure
Oak Tdi
Donna Tsler
Jessie Bialey
Columbus EB. Ward
Feas
Serceant Ward
Anna Ward
Ofda
George K Ward
Anne Ware
Arma
Sarasota
Fin
Fred Gibson UpDereathy
Frank Quiite
Revmond Casta
Granwilie Casta
Columbus
Lester Metcalf
Blanch Franshlin
Bowimantown
Jack Bauer
Cleveland
Meo
Bill Willson
Boston
Frank Wallace
Rorert Eagle
Nitro
W Wa
Clyde Eagle
Logan Briefs Social Notes Highlights of local gatherings
Logans Briefs reports Emma Barker being seated for a birthday gift, Mrs Virginia Hockman hosting at Le Jardin de ign, and other social happenings. Contests, cards, and refreshments mark club meetings with hosts Mrs Cooley Mrs Tom Phillips and Gerus Harden. Eastern Star instructors in Dresden and local visits fill the week as residents attend dinners and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Tom Phillips
Gerus Harden
Spec
Sam Wells
Emma
MM. WY. Schrader
Prees
Pearl Chas. Scharr
John Liff
Chas. Mack
John Conile
Chas. Mohler
Florence Pierson
News Notes from Dexter DEXTER H C Smith resigns as mail farrier
H C Smith resigns after two years in regular service on January 31 at age 38. His son Max Smith substitutes. Mrs Alberta Smith helped grandfather Richard Adkins. Mr and Mrs Samuel Francis move from J R Qeden farm near Old Dexter to Parker Rig Mro and Mrs Homer West guests at Jones' on Dexter Creek. Perley Nelson recovered from a hip dislocation and walks with crutches. Kenneth Davis returns home for 30 day furlough with wife and daughter wintering at the Davis dam. Mrs 4 W Weaver hosts garden club. Max Smith and family visit Albany Friday.
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Dexter
H. C. Smith
Max Smith
Alperta Smith
Richard Adkins
Samuel Francis
J. R. Qeden
Old Dexter
Parker Rig
Homer West
Jones
Dexter Creek
Perley Nelson
Springfield
Kenneth Davis
Davis Dam
Pair To Appear Before U. S. Commissioner
Deputy U S Marshal from Huntington announced Charles Emray Sloane and Helen Angela Brown will be brought before a U S Commissioner in Huntington. They were arrested ten days ago on suspicion of stealing a Ford sedan with California plates. Sloane admitted the car was hot and California authorities arranged capture with L S and local law enforcement. The car will be turned over to the insurance company per California authorities.
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Point Pleasant
U .S
Huntington
Jtore
Charles Emray Sloa
Helen Angela Brown
U.S
Mn Huntington
New
California
Sloane
U. S
Shipyard Worker Burned At Marietta Facility
James Allen, 63, foreman of the blacksmith shop, suffered burns to his hands face and arms after a gas explosion while igniting a heater at a local Marietta shipyard Tuesday. Treated by a local physician, he recuperates at his sister’s home on Jefferson Blvd.
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Point Pleasant
James Allen
C. H. Morrow
Jefferson Blvd
Air
Allen
Rock Springs Notes Highlight Local Families and Recoveries
Rock Springs News Notes lists Fred Bailey and Henry Funk visiting at Henry Bailey's home, Hugh Beards returning home after Pacific service, Jerrold Hartung and Richard Hartung visiting relatives, and births, marriages, and family visits. Parents, grandparents, and siblings of local residents are named along with hospitals and towns like Long Hollow Parker sburg Thomas Fork and Nay lor s Run.
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Fred Bailey
Henry Funk
Youngstown
Hame
Henry Bailey
Hugh C. Beards
Long Hollow
Pacific Area
Joe Grueser
Harrisonville Road
Jerrold Hartung
Columbus
Richard Hartung
Marietta
John Hartung
Eugene Collins
Holzer Hospital
Richard
Elmer Bailey
Helen Collins
Wiliam Grueser
Harry Smith
Naylor
Wilbur Barley
Athens Road
Ruth Anne
Parkersburg
Levacs
Pratts Fork
Joe Wesersmitier
Clarence Spurrier
Thomas Fork
Sadie Bailey
Norman Weyersmiller
Ine Weyersmiller
Mrs Nannie Hoge Dies After Long West Virginia Family Ties
Mrs Nannie B Hawkins Hogg widow of Charles Edgar Hogg died Tuesday at Holzer Hospital at 3 15 PM after shingles illness. Born January 14 1863 at Pleasant Flats her life intertwined with Mason County leaders and prominent West Virginia figures. Survived by sons Robert L Hoge William B Hoge and daughters Mary Patterson Nancy Coe and Mary Jane. Final rites at First Presbyterian Church under Rev Monroe Bush Jr with burial in Lone Oak Cemetery. Pallbearers named George G Somerville J G F Johnson William H Bardin John McCulloch John E Brown F C Scholz Ross Filson Emory Monroe.
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Sam Simmons
Point Pleasant
Nannie B. Hawkins Hogg
Charles Edgar Hogg
Holzer Hospital
Arnett Funeral Home
Lone Oak Cemetery
George G. Somerville
J. G. F. Johnson
William H. Bardin
John McCulloch
John E. Brown
F. C. Scholz
Ross Filson
Emory Monroe
Hoge
Pleasant Flats
West Virginia
Mary Jane Saunders Hawkins
Mason County
Mr Hogg
Hogg
Charles J
Leland Sanford Hoge
Robert L. Hoge
Chicago
William B. Hoge
Columbus
Mary Patterson
Nancy Coe
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
Colonel
Charles Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Colonial Dames
Point Pleasant Woman’s Club
Hoggs
Hernstand
Mason
Congress
College of Law
Robert L
William B
Williamson
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
American Life Insurance Convention
William E
Mingo County
House of Delegates
W. M. Ritter
State officials investigate parolee case in West Columbia
Director Knott of Charleston and A Ford Winters of Ripley conducted a hearing Tuesday on William Van Meter a West Columbia parolee who served time for auto theft. Van Meter was later charged with stealing bed spreads in Meigs County and intoxication in Point Pleasant both pled guilty.
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Point Pleasant
Knott
Charleston
A. Ford Winters
Ripley
William van Meter
West Columbia
van Meter
Meigs County
Middleport
Ernest Hesson
Pot-Luck Valentine Party Brightens First Presbyterian Class
Pt Pleasant social item notes a Tuesday February 12 pot-luck and Valentine party for the Junior Sunday School Class at First Presbyterian Church. Treasure hunt prize won by Lowell Allen. other games award prizes to Matthea Haynes and Jack Park. Gifts for attendance excellence given by Mrs. William Filson. Attendees listed include Patty Garrison Martha Haynes Betty Rader Mandellen Roush Lynn Smith Kay Woolfitt Lowell Allen Jimmi Gasken Rex Garrison Billy Morrison Pat Oshel Jack Park and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
First Presbyterian Church
Lowell Allen
Matthea Haynes
Jack Park
William Filson
Kax Woolfitt
Martha Haynes
Jim Gasken
Pat Qoshell
Patty Garrison
Betty Rader Mandellen Roush
Lynn Smith
Kay Woolfitt
Jimmi Gasken
Rex Garrison
Billy Morrison
Pat Oshel
Frank Biffle
William A Woolfitt
Filson
National holiday closings listed for Point Pleasant area
County and federal offices will be closed February 22 Washingtons Birthday. The local bank will be closed. Boxholders may receive mail at the post office but there will be no carrier delivery. Schools will remain in session.
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Point Pleasant
Washington
George Mayes Takes Over Henderson Station
George Mayes has taken over the filling station business of Mervin Chapman in Henderson. The transfer was completed Monday and includes a stock of groceries, tobaccos and candies. C. C. Mayes, father of George, bought the Chapman home and filling station a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
George Mayes
Mervin Chapman
Henderson
C. C. Mayes
Chapman
Lane Child Dies of Pneumonia at Five Months
Virgil Lee Parsons, infant son of Robert and Essie Parsons Lane, died at home on Faris Lane Tue at five months old from pneumonia. Survived by parents and five brothers Arnold Robert Ray Willie Harold at home. Funeral services held this morning at Brewer Cemetery. Announce services Clifton Rev Inez George to speak Feb 21 24 at 7 pm Clifton Tabernacle. Charlies Sydnor to resume work soon after resigning as recording clerk in county clerk office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Virgil Lee
Robert
Essie Parsons Lane
Faris Lane
Arnold
Ray
Willie
Harold
Brewer Cemetery
Clifton
Inez George
Hiland Chapel
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Clifton Tabernacle
Charlies Sydnor
John G. Aten
Huntington
Wiley Coleman Jr Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for Wiley Coleman Jr who died at Fort Lewis Washington were held Monday afternoon at Mt Union Church south of the Kanawha. Burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers from American Legion Post No 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Wiley Coleman, Jr
Fort Lewis
Wash
Mt. Union Church
Kanawha
American Legion Post No
Charles Smith Dies At Columbus Home
Charles A Smith, a former Mason County resident, died at his Columbus home at age 73. Last rites were planned in Columbus. He was born in Stratford, son of the late John and Marian Smith, and worked as an engineer for Ohio River Salt Corp at Mason City and later Federal Glass Co in Columbus. Survived by widow, two sons John W Smith of Buffalo and James M Smith of Barberton, two sisters Mrs Walter Bulmer and Miss Queen Smith, and four brothers Charles A Smith of Point Pleasant J H Walter and Grove Smith of Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
Charles A. Smit
Columbus
Mr. Smith
Startford
John and
Mariam Smith
Ohio River Salt Corporation
Mason City
Federal Glass Company
John W. Smith
Buffalo
N.Y
James M. Smith
Barberteau, O
Walter Bulmer
Miss Queen Smith
Hartford
Charles A. Smith
J. H. Walter and
Grove Smith
Meeting on New Locker Service in Point Pleasant
A second meeting on a locker service project for Point Pleasant is set for Thursday evening at 7 30 at the Junior High School. G B Halden of the Southern States Community Locker Service will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Secon
G. B Halden
Southern States Community Locker Service
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Athens Messenger
Logan Area
St. John Women
Mrs. Mary Angel
Chute
Rabbi Kaplan
Book Club
Miss Lee
Shoe Co
Corning Social Notes
Mrs. Pettit
Delphian Club
Society
Vinton
Rome
Oseph
Hungary
W.S. Key
Central Commission
Clampine
NEA Radiophoyn
John Connor
Ed Kemper
Russell Montgomery
Mirs
Clarence Blosser
Henry Dague
Lew Graham
C. 5. Matheny
J. R. Wankison
Lawrence Hack
M. H. Cherrington
Howard White
Elmer Tschappat
Mirs. Cherrington
Logan Eastern Star
Dresden
Ohio
XS Opt
Otto Lyke
Brvs
George Wonn Irs
Ewald Schmitler
Joe Phillips
Alr
W. &. Wolfe
Colamas
Jacob Wolfe
Margaret E. Pratte
Pottery St
Ray Zanner
East Front St
Emerson Schaffer
Lancaster Bis
Janet Sneary
Morris Insogen
Charles Hoesman
Addlson
Madgeline Weiland
Frank Y Weiland
W. Main St
John Wetherall
Mrs
Albany
Mary R. Lusher
Homer D. Lusher
T. M. Zumbrunnen
Trinity Methodist Church
Rock Springs
Nannie Hoge
Logan Frozen Food Locker
S. Mulberry St
F. W. Quillin
Wylie Minter
Cincinnati
C C. Lewis
Citizens National Bank
Old Town Farms
B.S Smith
Bellemeade
Henderson Station
Lane
Pee Ag Coa Beautiful
Katina Paxinou
Peter Lorrd
Victor Francen
George Coulolais
James Crag
Lee Frances Ghford
Pete Smith
Hyde Park
Charles Smith
Dr. Edwards
Eddie Bracken
Veronica Lake
Diana Lynn
Calla Tins Ait
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