Logan Council Adds Third Full-Time Fireman
Logan City Council approved an ordinance to hire a third full-time fireman effective in 30 days. The new position pays 150 dollars monthly plus 15 dollars for work in police and city weigh master roles. The council also cut jukebox license fees from 25 to 15 dollars and ordered bids for a new truck along with selling an obsolete city truck. Harry Shaw presided over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Warren Johnson
Roy Stallsmith
O. J. Hysell
Harry Shaw
Higgy Birthday Visit In Columbus Seen By Kin
Miss Anne and Bird White traveled to Columbus to visit their sister Mrs. Margaret Higgy who is celebrating a birthday. Higgy resides with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Martin at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Anne
Bird White
Columbus
Margaret Higgy
Crash on Route 75 injures none reported
Deputy Lloyd Frazier investigated a Monday evening crash on Route 75 near Old Town bridge three and a half miles from Logan involving Phyllis LeMaster of New Marshfield James T Brown of Junction City and their families. The truck overturned tearing off its rear axle and wheels but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lloyd Frazier
Phyllis LeMaster
New Marshfield
James T. Brown
Junction City
Old Town Bridge
Brown
Marietta
Frazier
Rudd Summers
William Perine
New Straitsville
Too
Perry County Resident Dies at 83 in Junction City
Logan William P. Moose 83 a retired teamster died Monday evening at his home near Junction City Perry County after two weeks of serious illness He was a Woodsfield native but lived in Junction City for years Survivors include wife Elizabeth four sons Clyde Charles Frank and Clarence Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Christian Church with interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery Woodsfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
William P. Moose
Junction City
Perry County
Woodsfield
Elizabeth
Clyde
Logans Hostesses Judge Girl Scout Week Dinner
Logan area society held a George Washington themed dinner at Brandts Resturant with Misses Minette and Mary McCray and Mrs John Smith. Afterward a business meeting at the McCray home discussed Girl Scout Week and teaching salaries. The March meeting will cover the life of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCray
Frank Blasius
Girl Scouts of America
Blasius
Girl Scout Week
Edith Ballinger
Leonard Read
Miss Bird White
Helena Blasius
M. S. Pond
Alice Vore
H. E. White
Lester Risch
George Cunningham
Cora Brown
Jessie McManigal
Annie White
J. T. Underwood
William Strentz
John Wellman
Mary Blasius
Wilhelmine Deissle
Christ
Birthday Dinner and Lodge Meeting Planned
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge schedules a birthday dinner Friday at 6 30 p m followed by a meeting at 7 30 p m. A drill practice is set after the meeting. Arrangements committee members are Ruby Lehman Harriett Garverick Mary Cottrell Della Baker Helen Clark and Isabell Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Ruby Lehman
Harriett Garverick
Mary Cottrell
Della Baker
Helen Clark
Isabell Francis
Former McArthur Resident Ruth Arick Dies At 36
Miss Ruth E. Arick 36 formerly of McArthur died yesterday in a Columbus hospital. Funeral services are Thursday at 10 a.m. at A. K. Graumlich & Son funeral home Columbus. She is survived by a sister Mrs Arlie Brimner Logan. Burial will be at McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcarthur
Ruth E. Arick
Columbus
A. K. Graumlich & Son
Arick
Arlie Brimner
Logan
Kiwanis Club Hears Speech on Washington
Logan High School historian M. B. Iles spoke to the Logan Kiwanis Club at Blosser's restaurant. He traced Washington from English roots to 1066 A.D. and highlighted the president’s noble ancestry. Dr. H. G. Southard chaired the program. Sheldon Cox will lead next week's auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. B. Iles
Logan High School
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
Iles
Washington
Logan Board creates post for maintenance man
Logan Board of Education created a maintenance man position for city schools to handle general maintenance minor repairs and painting. Applications will be received by the board. Easter vacation is from April 14 to April 19 with classes resuming April 19. Board members are Earl Elberfeld Dr C F Rauch James Young Claude Chrisman and Claude Hammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Board of Education
George E. Carr
Carr
Board of Education
Logan Schools
Earl Elberfeld
C. F. Rauch
James Young
Claude Chrisman
Claude Hammon
Women to Broadcast Over Lancaster Station
Mrs. George E. Carr directs the Mothersingers of the West Logan PTA for a half hour musical program on WHOK Lancaster. The broadcast airs Thursday at 2 p.m. as part of a weekly Logan school group series over the Lancaster station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George E. Carr
Mothersingers of the
West
Logan Pta
WHOK
Lancaster
Investigation into Stage Coach Inn Safe Theft
Logan city police continue probing the theft of a heavy safe weighing 300 to 400 pounds containing 196.64. The safe was removed from Stage Coach Inn after a rear door was forced, likely by truck or auto, on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan —City
Sol Ellinger
Social News From Carbon Hill and Nearby towns
Mrs Zoa Blosser and Miss Ben Ross hosted a dinner for Mrs W W Keynes and others of Logan. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs David Devol and Carol, and Bob Briley with Mr and Mrs David Evans of Marysville. Mrs Bob Hardy visited Baltimore Ohio with ill- state parents Earl and Mrs Gilbert. The Smiths of Wooster visited relatives in Logan. Hugh Thacker of Columbus stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Clark. Ralph Clark returned home. Anna Lowes and Gloria Devol were ill with bronchitis. Mrs Williams cared for Devol. Mrs Grant Horn was told of sister Mrs Fred Horn of Gas City Ind being seriously ill. John Lehman’s wife visited relatives in Logan. Adda Pummell of Columbus underwent surgery at University Hospital Columbus. she is daughter of Maria Smith and mother of Mrs Don Coe. Mrs Lester Briley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Zoa Blosser
Ben Ross
W. W. Keynes
Russell Berlin
D. G. Bowen
Harry Stevenson
Emma Petty
Logan
David Devol
Carol
Bob Briley
David Evans
Marysville
Bob Hardy
Baltimore
Ohio
Earl Gilbert
Robert Smith
Wooster
Harry Smith
Hugh Thacker
Columbus
Lee Clark
Ralph Clark
Anna Lowes
Earl Arter
Lancaster
Clarence Lehman
S. A. Cunningham
C. E. Palmer
Esta Cunningham
Palmers
Richard Enion
Bill
Chillicothe
Scott Neutaling
Athens
Sarah Jonas
Frank Furgeson
Ralph Phillips
Lovel Brunton
W. H. Dodson
Jack
Wallis House
Ella Cotter
Powhatan Point
Betty Allen
Washington D.H
Robert Hemsley
Walnut Hill
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
William Shirey
Portsmouth
Harley Blower
Robert Harvey
Daisy Grandy
Zanesville
William Lee
Paul
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Elmer Boyd
Lees
Mildred Woods
Buchtel
Shawnee Sunshine Sunday School Meets in February Parlor
Shawnee Sunsh ine workers held February meeting at the Methodist Church parlor with Algean Bishop as hostess. Bernice Slatzer led responsive reading. Contest awards went to Janice Manning, Bernice Slatzer and Virginia Kopis. Lunch served to a group including Diana Sue Ward and several members. March hostesses named. notes on visitors and local names follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee — Sunshine Workers
Methodist
Algean Bishop
Bernice Slatzer
Janice Manning
Virginia Kopis
Diana Sue Ward
Janice
Jean Manning
Amelia Lee Cox
Melani Craig
Janice MacEachen
Margaret Hopkins
Jane Bishop
Mary Jane Jones
Newark
William A. Crawford
Columbus
Mattie Crawford
New Course Preview Set for Church Youth
Young people ages 12 to 21 are invited to enroll in a 10 week course titled The Shield of Faith offered by the Young Peoples Church of the Church of Christ. A preview is Sunday at 6 p.m. Enrollment includes study material and three Tar Hollow Camp scholarships for top final exam scores. Daniel K. Teater will present lessons during regular Y P Church sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Young Peoples Church of the Church of Christ
Shield of Faith
Tar Hollow
Daniel K.teater
Y. P
Hocking County Land Transfers Show Broad Property Trades
Park and Sylvia Green transfer 35 acres in Laurel Township to Windle L. Williams. Anders trade parts of lots in Logan and Crock and Brage Additions to Michel. Logan Manufacturing Co to Mooney, then Mooney spouses to Loomis. Ratcliffe sells part of lot 10 Mr. Pleasant to Ellis. Ringhiser sells 212 acres in Falls Township to Carter and Riley. McGhee sells plot in Union Furnace to Bickel. Seabright sells Brennan subdivision lots 1430 and 1431 to Sherwood. Matheny et al to Devol for three fourths in Carbon Hill. Green couple to Homer Green. Phillips sell lot 437 Dicken Addition to Willie Amos et al. Terrells share in lot 54 Oreville with Boyd interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Sylvia Green
Windle L. Williams
Laurel Township
Russell
Clara EF. Anders
Augustus
Katie Michel
Crock and Brage
Logan
Logan Manufacturing Co
L. P. Mooney
L. P
Lola Mooney
William
Roy Loomis
Catherine Ratcliffe
Frank
Boathie Ellis
Mr. Pleasant
Gerald
Bertha Ringhiser
Enoch Carter
Charles Riley
Falls Township
Walter
Dain McGhee
Ruth L. Bickél
Union Furnace
Albert
Nellie Seabright
John
Shirley Sherwood
Brennan
Verda Matheny
Et al
David Devol
Carbon Hill
Clarence and
Linnie Green
Homer Green
Good Hope Township
Stanley
Maude Phillips
Willie Amos
Dicken Addition
Dalton Terrell
Mary Margaret Terrel
Oreville
Mary M. Terrel
James
Fairy Boyd
Sunday visits noted across families of Parkersburg
Mrs. S. R. Swan and daughter June, with Eugene Whytsell of Parkersburg, spent a Sunday with relatives. Eugene German visiting from Pittsburgh returned to a boat, while the German and Pullins families visited in Parkersburg and Canton. J A Bissell left vacation to return to a boat. Hensley Swan and Linnie Swan attended a White Shrine lodge installation in Gallipolis. Elza Larkins and Swan families visited Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
S. R. Swan
June
Eugene Whytsell
Parkersburg
Eugene German
Pittsburgh
Bert. German
George Sellers
Wayne
Stanley Pullins
Canton
Donald Pullins
R. H. Pullins
J. A. Bissell
Charles Hensley
A. F
Linnie Swan
Gallipolis
Elza Larkins
H. C. Swan
tLinnie Swan
Glouster and Columbus Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Glouster residents and Columbus guests exchange weekend visits with family friends. S.A. Cunningham and Esta Cunningham join Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and others in Columbus while Sarah Jonas visits relatives in Columbus. Ossified travel to Athens, Trimble, and Cleveland appears in several notes, with several local households hosting relatives and friends over the weekend.
Paul Bingman Visits Marion Mentors with Parents
Glouster Paul Bingman a teacher in the Marion schools spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Bingman keeping a family visit in the community and associating with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Paul Bingman
Marion
C. A. Bingman
G FLA Association Hosts Social With Speech on Child Growth
The G FLA Association held its third school year social in the home economics room. Clara Deland of Ohio University spoke on The Childs Mental Growth and Development. A dessert course followed for a large guest list including Supt Bodenbender Vernon Leuck Walter Pugh and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
G.fla. Association
Rose
Armstrong
Grubbs
Clara Deland
Special Education Department
Ohio University
Karl Bodenbender
Vernon Leuck
Walter Pugh
Ann Williams
James Brockett
Thomas Rose
Mildred Davis
Lenore Cargillius
Frances Thomas
Eve Kientz
Rachel Murray
Sabra Armstrong
Pauline Myers
Gilbert Knight
William Dean
Laverne Hornby
Mary Curry
Enlow Grubbs
Ed Kurtaman
Garnett Price Engaged to Charles Comstock
Mr. and Mrs. Algie Price announce the engagement of their daughter Garnett Price to Charles Comstock. Garnett works for General Motors in Columbus and Charles is employed at Ohio State University. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Algie Price
Allen Street
Garnett
Charles Comstock
Miss Price
General Motors
Columbus
Comstock
Ohio State University
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Fletcher Phillips
Mr and Mrs Fletcher Phillips announce the birth of a son named Lawrence Lee born February 16. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs E C Wyatt of Athens and Mr and Mrs L W Phillips of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fletcher Phillips
Lawrence Lee
E. C. Wyatt
Athens
L. W. Phillips
Kentucky
Kiwanis Club Seeks Tax Collection Support and March Indies Night
The Kiwanis club moved to petition county commissioners to fund a representative for each real estate tax collection period. The plan was approved by the Club’s Committee on Public Affairs. An Indies night is tentatively planned for a March session. Attendees included EK D. Coffman who performed a humorous reading dedicated to Rev. John Devol. Additional members present were Roger Kittle Lawrence Colbert Richard Guinther Dr C F Patton W G Hughes Merrill One Ray White William Meyer Porter Dugan Dan Kovach George H Campbell B R Angle Enion Grubba and Joe Williams. A separate note reports Mr and Mrs George Cunningham of Lancaster visiting Misses Minette and Mary McCray on N Market St in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
EK. D. Coffman
John Devol
Mr. Devol
Roger Kittle
Lawrence Colbert
Richard Guinther
Dr. C. F. Patton
W. G. Hughes
Merrill One
Ray White
William Meyer
Porter Dugan
Dan Kovach
George H. Campbell
B. R. Angle
Enion Grubba
Joe Williams
Barber Sharlike Moves to Ruth LeFever Building
Mike Sharlike operates a barber shop in the Thomas Saunders building has moved to the Ruth LeFever building near the depot. Charles Ratlew will set up his photography studio in the room left vacant by Sharlike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mike Sharlike
Thomas Saunders
Ruth LeFever
Tela
Charles Ratlew
Sharlike
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Roscoe
Jerry Wold
Jovel
A. Berreredes
Logan Area Society News
Junta Club
Misses Minette
Mary McCray
John Smith
George Washington
Brandt
Rebekah Lodge
Darryl F. Zonnex
Olivia de Havilland
Anatole Litvak
Mark Stevens
Leo Genn
Celeste Holm
Glenn Langan
City of Little Men” Cartoon — News
CMIC
Thur
Israel
Gali
Beth Haaravah
Fonitea States
Canada
Galilee Mountains
Nea-Acme
Mani
Hocking County
Vernon Electric
High St
Sale Radios
RCA
Stromberg-Carlson
Motorola
Glouster, O
BROAD
Miss Garnett Price
Logan Logan
N. Market St
ATLAS
Rich-Loaf, Inc
Vienna
Luckoff's Mutual Store
Pelzer
Thurs
A. M
Jersey
Petticoats
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Luckoff's Mutual Stores
Glouster, Ohio
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