Former Logan School Board Member Is Honored
Sherman T. Lyke was surprised by a six o clock dinner at the Methodist Church where sixty seven guests paid tribute to his twenty four years on the Logan school board, much of it as president. State educator Dr. Clyde Hisson spoke. Lyke received a leather pill fold as a token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sherman T. Lyke
Methodist Church
Supt
George Carr
James Orwell
Grass
Jimmie Rees
Ruth Ann No
Harold Haas
Delmar Mowery
Tommie Brown
Jim Graham
Mr. Orwell
Jimmie Fees
Clyde Hisson
Columbus
Earl Elberfeld
Lyke
Harry Wright
County School Mistresses Have Dinner in Logan
Hocking County School Mistresses Club met for February with a six o clock dinner served by Methodist Church women. Grace Orr Josephine Sayre and Janette Wharton arranged a brass quartet from Union Furnace Joann Nixon Janice Heinerman Mary Jean Trowbridge and Jack McGuire provided music. Isabella Work of Ohio University spoke on The Costume of the Teacher. The business session was led by president Mrs Sayre with many teachers attending including Clara Martin Ruth Chute Berdena Shupe Evelyn Shein Margaret Rush Catherine Courtney Jennie Leffler Katie Johnson Betty Verity Velva Brashares Genevieve Lemon Charlotte McMahon Berdie Griffith Hankison Rider Mary Ann Moorehead Kennard Florence Lanning Doris Turner Evelyn Siddell Lecca Hoy Velma Shaw Mable Cole Gladys Lee Fannie Stone Isabel Nolan and Goldie Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
Clara Martin
Ruth Chute
Berdena Shupe
Evelyn Shein
Margaret, Rush
Catherine Courtney
Jennie Leffler
Katie Johnson
Betty Verity
Velva Brashares
Genevieve Lemon
Charlotte McMahon
Berdie Griffith
Miss Hankison
Miss, Rider
Mary Ann Moorehead
Miss Kennard
Florence Lanning
Doris Turner
Evelyn Salts
Juanita Powell
Mariam Dunnick
Beatrice Earnhart
Mary Smith
Nelle Westfall
Evelyn Siddle
Lecca Hoy
Velma Shaw
Mable Cole
Gladys Lee
Fannie Stone
Isabell Nolan
Goldie Paxton
Mason Social Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Discharges
Social notes from Mason report Howard Otis receiving an honorable Navy discharge after serving in the South Pacific. A series of visits and travel notes list Miss Dorothy Cobb of Charleston visiting Mason, Miss Dorothy Fink at Marshall College in Huntington, and others in Charleston, Middleport, Huntington, Wheeling, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Howard Otis
Jeffers
South Pacific
Dorothy Cobb
Charleston
Russell Fields
James Buchanan
Middleport
Dorothy Fink
Marshall College
Huntington
Louise Diehl
Oxley Blaine
Point Pleasant
Lee T. Hart
Wheeling
Mary
Mildred Walker
Chicago
Hairs Thomas
Steril Walkers
der Ebersbach
Columbus
L. E. Thom
George H
Calcutta
Camip Atterbury
Ind
Here
Leann
Pleasant
BR. A. Presndax
Billi
Mire
Eddie Blake
Middleport Sund
Reena
Ada Steele to Lead Greendale Church Services in New School
Ada Steele will conduct church services in the Greendale new school building starting Sunday March 10 at 2 PM. The public is invited and authorities hope services continue regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Mus
Ada Steele
Greendale
Logan Brief Social Notes Highlight Club Social Scene
Logan residents report high scores at Winoge Club games and note hostesses for Wednesday Meth Church program. Included are bridge scores, dinner honors, guest players, and community updates on local residents and traveling relatives.
Last Rites Tuesday For Mrs. Burgeon
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Burgeon Martin who died at her Furnace Street home will be held Friday at St. Johns Catholic Church at nine oclock. Father John Eyerman will celebrate. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Burgeon Martin
Furnace St
St. Johns Catholic
John Eyerman
Oak Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati coal agent probes Gloust mine sites
A Cincinnati financial representative toured Gloust area seeking a new coal mine site. He examined an open shaft on J. W. Stoecklein land from about 22 years ago and an air shaft, noting water in the main shaft and a filled air shaft. Warrener Coal Company owns nearby coal land potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cincinnati
Azso
J. W. Stoecklein
Warrener Coal Company
Meeting To Organize Cub Scouts In Glouster
Scoutmaster Ralph Hines announces a meeting to organize a Cub Scout troop at the high school Friday evening March 1 at seven o clock. Mr Montoya the Parkersburg scout executive will lead the meeting. Parents of eligible boys are urged to attend. Boy Scout Troop No 12 members should meet Saturday at nine in the scout room to travel to camp for a day of work and tests. Bring your Juneh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ralph Hines
Montoya
Parkersburg
Cub Scout Organization
Mr. Hines
Fall From Mine Car Breaks Miner's Back
John Baird of Jacksonville suffered a broken back after a ride on Mine No. 255 Tuesday evening. His head struck the top, he was thrown from the car, and doctors at Sheltering Arms Hospital found his back broken. He remains with arm use but paralyzed legs. He was later moved to White Cross Hospital in Columbus with wife Mrs. Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Baird
Jacksonville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John &. Blower
Blower
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Baird
Veteran to Join Father in Farm Work
GLOUSTER Milford E. Smith was discharged from the service at Camp Atterbury on January 2 after three years and three months in the service. He has 20 con New Guinea and tippines. He will join his father, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, on their farm in Glouster R.D. 2 this spring and summer after recovering from malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Milford E. Smith
Camp Atternury
Glouster Circles Hostess Talks and Wedding News
Glouster social notes report Priscilla Circle No. 21 at Mrs Ed Kurtz home opening with In the Garden led by Mrs Gertrude Jewell and Mrs Elizabeth Guinth. 23 members and two guests attended. Announce Marriage Ernest K Johnson to Audrey Palmer. couple to live with grooms parents. Various Glouster residents listed with visits, illnesses, and travel. Ernest E Johnson returns from European Theater with multiple ribbons and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Johnson
Giouster
Ernest K. Johnson
Audrey Palmer
Arthur Palmer
Trimble
Ernest E. Johnsom
Auto Tags Go On Sale In Vernon
Mrs Dorothy Vernon announces auto license tags go on sale March 1 at Vernon Electric. Car owners must have the new tag by March 1 to drive after that date and observe regular store hours. Sgt Ralph Winn discharged from the army at Camp Atterbury and at home with parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Winn after three years in the Pacific. Mrs William Marlin of Akron visiting her mother Mrs Anna Gibson and the Morris family in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dorothy Vernon
Vernon Electric
Ralph Winn
Camp Atterbury
Clarence Winn
Ralph
Philippines
Pacific
Glouster Glouster
William Marlin
Akron
Anna Gibson
William B. Morris
El Linger Dies After Heart Attack in Logan
Emanuel Jacob Ellinger died of a heart attack on West Main Street in front of Stones Grill while returning from the hospital where he visited partner George Daubenmier, who had died hours earlier. Survivors include wife Florence, a daughter Helen, and four sons Paul, Lawrence, Merl, and Donald. Funeral services are by Leonard Fungrai Service.
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Logan
Emanuel Jacob Ellinger
West Main St
Stones Grill
Ellinger
George Daubenmier
Dauben~ Mier
Florence
Tielen
Paul
Lawrence
Merl
Donald
Enterprise
Leonard Fungrai
Retail Clerks Union Discusses Glouster Contract
Glouster Local Union No. 2254 held a special meeting in the mayor's office Monday evening to discuss an agreement with the Merchants Association. The contract expires February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ma Or
Merchants Association
Suit for Divorce Filed in Logan on Grounds of Cruelty
Carl Huddy files for divorce from Ruby Huddy in Logan on February 26 alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Married December 1955, the couple has five children aged 18 months to nine years. Plaintiff seeks alimony custody of children temporary alimony attorney fees and other equitable relief.
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Ralein
Athens County
Orto Lawrence L. Filter
Main and
Brand Streets
Mt. Pleasant
Pennsylvania
Ladonna F. Fuller
LeRoy Bricker
Court of Common Meal
Ohio
John W. Bolin
Logan
Carl Huddy
Ruby Huddy
Carl Richard
Jerry Lee
Hubert James
Charles Edward
Robert Leray
Labor Leaders Meet in Logan Over Union Charges
Marie Pence of the National Labor Relations Board visited Logan Wednesday afternoon to interview officers and members of Local No. 155 and other unions. Charges were filed against H. C. Godman Co. for bad faith during 1935 to 1946 negotiations. A mass meeting at West Main Street headquarters is set for Tuesday March 5 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Pence
National Labor Relations Board
Logan
Logan Local No
Smerson T. Pencey
Geo. Martin
Portsmouth
Lottridge
United Shoes i
America
Togan Laval
Columbus
H. C. Godman Co
Har
Pierce
Godmany Companys
Harry Casto
West Main St
Lumber Man Killed in Farm Timber Accident
George Daubenmier 54 died at Gibbons Hospital after being struck by a falling limb while cutting timber on the C. W. Skinner farm near Union Furnace. He is survived by wife two daughters and two sons and had lived on Legal Route 2 for ten years. Funeral arrangements are handled by Leonard Funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Daubenmier
Gibbons Hospital
Daubenmier
Arthur Casto
James Couch
Rockbridge
Carl
Lancaster
Loy
Leonard
Local Social News Highlights From Rexall Boggs Area
Mrs O L Davis and Juanita Tenney visited Rexall Boggs home Monday afternoon. Evening callers were Mr and Mrs Pearl Castle returning to their Orange church area farm. Mrs William Blackwood and her sister Christine, who lives with her, received news of Robert Main's death in Pittsburgh and plan to travel there Friday. Frances Blake Gillilan received two telegrams about Carl Gillilan's arrival in New Jersey after long Army service in the U S and England. Mr and Mrs Harry Carleton of Cocville visited Clarence Swartz on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Davis
Juanita Tenney
Rexall Boggs
Pearl Castle
Orange Church
William Blackwood
Christine
Robert Main
Pittsburgh
Frances Blake Gillilan
New
Jerksex
Carl Gillilan
U. S
States
England
Harry Carleton
Coc’ville
Clarence Swartz
Girl Scout Troop 4 Honors Birthday Celebration
Girl Scout Troop No 4 met Wednesday evening at Scout Headquarters to honor Marilyn Myers on her birthday with a cake and ice cream. Attendees included Shirley Osler Nora Hartsock Joann Smith Jo Ann Smith Lois Thompson Virginia Norris June Smith Lois Hagan Norma Linn Rachel Sanders Gloria Wallace Velma Durant Wilma Bownes and Miriam Evans. Leaders were Mrs John Marshall and Mrs William Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Girl Scout
Scout
Marilyn Myers
QO. J. Myers
Marilyn
Shirley Osler
Nora Hartsock
Joann Smith
Jo Ann Smith
Lois Thompson
Virginia Norris
June Smith
Lois Hagan
Norma Linn
Rachel Sanders
Gloria Wallace
Velma Durant
Wilma Bownes
Miriam Evans
John Marshall
William Clapp
Hospital Notes From Logan Area
Logan area hospital notes report several surgeries including Mrs. Pearl Watkins major surgery performed by a local physician, Mrs. John Mack minor surgery in Logan, and multiple recent discharges after appendectomies and other procedures. A seven pound fourteen ounce baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stimson. Workplace injuries include C and Railroad lineman C. L. Abel with facial trauma from a collision near Lancaster and Wayne Shaw with first and second degree burns from ignited clothing after saline exposure.
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Herbert Stimson
Logan Rt. 4
Gibbons
C. L. Abel
C. and
Logan
Lancaster
Abel
Wayne Shaw
State Highway Department
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Athens Messenger
Logan School Board
Paces Sherman T.lyke
V A
Vern Robinett
Arthur Newman
Irma Crow
Clinton Swengel
Arthur Green
Anne Brimner
Grace Adcock
Joe Spackey
Ralph Starcher
John Lee
Ward Chase
Laven Goodlve
L. A. Riggs
Warren Lanning
Lester Risch
Ted Struble
Naomi Goulding
Fanny Howdyshell
Hazel Armstrong
Marilyn Brimner
Janet Struble
Bridge Club
Judson Shriner
Mound St
Clinton Webb
Jacob Keller
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Harry Bell
Frank Harden
Jack Pierce
Henry Dague
Clarence Schempp
Dallas Kinser
Clarence Blosser
Schempp
Rayellen Cgarvarick
Margee Price
Margaret Ann Martin
Lewis Price
N. Orchard Street
Pauline Mower
Rose’ Ann Floyd Rheinscheid
Wasington Bowers
Dorothy Price
Dorothy Martin
Floyd
W. G. Bowen
Isabell Hyson
Roy Crawford
Homer Gabriel
Emma Field
QO. Pstitt
John T. Underwood
D. A. Rannells
Anna van Auer
E. M. Martin
Anna Wellman
Mayme Wellman
iMarch
Rudolph Hankison
Maud Hack
North Market St
Charles Huffman
Mary Louise Bowen
Logan Bri Meg
Dave Lloyd
Alain Sr
Harold
Ine Shaw
Forgan
St. Francis Hospital
Colmbus
Ralph Graham
Dayton
Afra
Willas Spe
Eher Iocan
Mrs. Burgeon
Asoticke
Gail Showalter
Pardon and Parole Commission
Poemi
J. Bonza
Fecale
Russia
Turkey
Ankara
Black Sea
Boybu
Sonet
U.S.S.R
Syria
Armenia
Azerbalian
Miles
Iran
Wien
Red
S. 3
S. R
Pravda
Georgian Communist Party
Rela
Warrener Tract
Errett Shepard
Emmett Gaskalla
Ann Shepard
Larry Emmett Gaskalla
Elvira
Ann
Carolyn Sue Morrison
Clarence Morrison
Redtown
William Gerrard
Ernest E. Johnson
Retail Clerks Union
Lewis Clark
Clark
Harry Sarre, Sr
Sportsman Bar & Grill
Logan, Ohio
Logan Area
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