Logan Girl Scout Council Plans and Awards Event
The Logan Girl Scout Council met at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Gano and Mrs. Howard Linscott in attendance. Speakers included Mrs. Esther Jell and Miss Phyllis Hunter while 20 year service pins will be awarded to members active in scouting for two decades at the International party in February 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jell
Sylvia Cooley
Thelma Drake
Kate Edinghe Logan
Mexicon
Soon Ruble
Goldie McDaniel
Harriet
Phyllis Hunter
Warren Henry
Barges
Libby Philip
Ohio
Unter
Logan
Ken- Couneil
Anneth Johnson
George Bros. Church
Ser
Gano
Howard
Linscott
Carl Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
M. B. Haney
Installation of lodge officers at Wednesday meeting
Eitor Mopkine served as president during the installation of officers at the lodge gathering held Wednesday evening. Mrs Steenrod, supreme secretary, and Mrs Dot presided, with other officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ves
Len Eitor Mopkine
Fis
Steenrod
Dot Preme Ile
New Emblem Club President Introduced in Athens Meeting
Newly elected state Emblem Club president Gaynell Maple of Athens was introduced at the gathering. Attending officers and members from Athens included Mayme Richardson and Flo Cox with others listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlosch
Mas ‘Ence Helber
Waltenan Sr
Robert Firs
Ralph Larimer
Yon
J. Ward Doering
Paul’ Fickel
Joe Gai
Neno Delewese
Littlejohn
Thomas Cr
John A. Litz
Christian
Doyen Harts
Irs
Vergil Emrick
Tom
Gaynell Maple
Athens
State Emblem Club
Mayme Richardson
Ohio
Flo Cox
Logan Church News highlights schedule and sermons
Logan Church News lists weekly church activities across several congregations. It notes sermons titled Denial by a Follower and The Conqueror of Satan, with services, Sunday school, Lenten observances, choir rehearsals, and youth meetings led by pastors including Dr. Harvey Galloway and George A. Hartman Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sryssmeetan
Paul D. Holtzen
Revie
League
Ladies Guild
Voters Assembly
Harvey
Galloway
NYPS
Satan
George A. Hartman Jr
A. N. Grueser
Thomas
Otterbein
Pomtipeony Blt
United Brethren In Christ
N. Burnworth
Carbon Hill
Herbert Harris
Melvin George
Haydensville
Lorain Man Given Probation For Copper Theft
Kenneth K. Simms, 26, of Lorain, pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing copper wire from the Natco mine at Haydenville last October. Judge Harley Meyer suspended four sentences and placed him on probation for three years. Also, John William Warren Jr. of Nelsonville Route 1 was sent to the Mansfield Reformatory for complicity in the same crime.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Hospital Notes Log Entries Add A Daughter
Hocking Valley Hospital notes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Ringhi Logan Route 2. Admitted were Mrs Hattie Sowards Hamden Judson Johnson Jr South Bloomingville Harry C Nettles Hamden Mrs Fred G Nungester Adel hi Mrs Lawrence Bolton Wellston. Dismissed were Howard Dicken and soo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles Ringhi Logan
Hattie Sowards
Hamden
Judson Johnson, Jr
South Bloomingville
Harry C. Nettles
Fred G. Nungester
Adelhi
Lawrence Bolton
Wellston
Divorce Suit Filed In Common Pleas Court Wagner v Wagner
Eneva Anne Wagner files for divorce from Jay W. Wagner of Laurelville Route 1 citing extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. She seeks custody of minor children, support money, alimony, and a restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Eneva Anne Wagner
Jay W. Wagner
Laurelville
Dessert to Honor Four Children by Evelyn Barklus Event
Mrs Bernard McLain hosts a dessert event honoring four children for Evelyn Barklus. U Tschappat will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McLain
Evelyn Barklus
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Mrs
Artie Bris
Cot
Harry Hammon
Joseph Phillips
Mabel’ G.prather
Ray
Margaret Mary
Logan Church News
Dis
Howard Dicken
Soo
Ar. Atten
Athens Messenger
Beasley & Mathews’ Sales
Beasley & Mathews
Beasley and Mathews
Beasley and Mathew
Beasley & Ees
Eoor
Tutone
Aebay
Abay
Sevan
Carpenter Street
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