Eastern Star Logan Chapter Hosts Farewell Party
Eastern Star, Logan Chapter, held a informal farewell party at the Masonic Temple for Mrs. Otto Lyke retiring Grand Representative of Mississippi. The program featured singing by Mrs. Schultz and others followed by refreshments in the dining room.
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Logan
Venus
Eastern Star
Otto Lyke
Mississippi
Masonic Temple
Mildred Schultz
Burdella Bray
Mary Phillips
Jay Nimon
Schultz
Catherine Gill Kummer
Millersport
Wendell Fishpaw
Reynoldsburg
Nette Boyd
Lancaster
Gladys Witscy
New Straitsville
Dora Lou Chute
New Lexington
Jane Cook
Josephine Percelle
Pleasantville
Marcella Taggert
Helen Horner
Jacob Ginther Dies at 87 in Haydenville Home
Jacob Ginther 87, longtime Haydenville resident, died Saturday at the home of his granddaughter and husband Albert Sparks. Native of Pomeroy, he worked for National Fire proofing Co. and belonged to Pomeroy Lutheran Church. Survived by two sons, four sisters, two brothers, four grandsons and one great grandson. Funeral Tuesday at Haydenville Methodist Church with Rev. G. R. Nutter officiating. interment Beech Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy.
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Owen Duffy
Pomeroy
Frank Amburger
Akron
George Starkey
Clarksburg
W. Va
John
Lawrence Ginther
Haydenville Methodist Church
G. R. Nutter
Beech Grove
Logan Kiwanis Installation Set for Tonight Dinner
Installation of Logan Kiwanis Club officers will be held at 6 p m Tuesday in Blosser's restaurant banquet room. Samuel H. Dillon will preside. New officers include Cleon Tucker president Jack Myers VP Lewis Graham immediate past president Eber Mowery treasurer Howard Ralston secretary and several directors. Theme for 1949 is Aggressive Citizenship Our Individual Responsibility.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
Samuel H. Dillon
Cleon Tucker
Jack Myers
Lewis Graham
Eber Mowery
Howard Ralston
Samuel Dillon
Ralph Poston
Richard Zay
S. E. Erbaugh
Richard Farmer
Kenneth Bright
Sheldon Cox
Carl Harsh
First Presbyterian Church to Hold Annual Congregation Meeting
The Logan church will host a covered-dish dinner followed by the annual congregation meeting Wednesday. The Harrington Class will provide nursery care for parents with young children, with the Women's Union organizing the dinner.
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Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Henry L. Carr
Harrington
Women’s Union
Holidays End For 4000 Local Students
More than 4000 pupils in county city and parochial schools return to classes as holidays end in Hocking County. The first semester ends in mid January at the halfway mark. County schools plan a May 25 final day while city schools finish later in the year.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ina
Ter
Logan Youth Fined for Insufficient Brakes
A fine of 5 plus costs was levied on Herman Ray Burns 18 Logan Route 2 after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle with insufficient brakes. Burns was arrested on Route 33 north of Logan by State Highway Patrol.
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Logan
Herman Ray Burns
Roger W. Friend
State Highway Patrol
Burns
Society To Meet at Holy Cross Church Hall
The Ladies Altar Rosary Society will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Holy Cross Church Hall. Social committee members are Mrs John McCraner Mrs Lizzie Smith and Mrs Aloysius Beshara.
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Glouster
Ladies Altar Rosary Society
Holy Cross Church Hall
John McCraner
Lizzie Smith
Aloysius Beshara
Cussins and Fearn Store Fire Briefed Firefighters
Smoke filled the building on Hunter Street early Sunday afternoon as Logan City firefighters battled a furnace smoke issue. They reported little to no damage. Trimble Masonic Lodge No. 557 plans to meet Monday with visiting brothers welcomed per Master Thomas Blower.
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Logan — City
Cussins & Fearn
Hunter St
Trimble
Masonic Lodge No
Thomas Blower
Elma Booth Dies Saturday in Logan at 70
Mrs. Elma C. Booth 70, wife of Eli Booth, died at her home 153 W Second St Saturday. A Lawrence County native, she long resided in Logan and was active in Daughters of America, Women’s Relief Corps, Rebekah Lodge, Squaw Club, and Pocahontas Lodge. Survived by five daughters and siblings. services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Leonard funeral home. burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Toledo
Jesse Hite
Milan
Orville Hayworth
Muncie
Ind
William Keeler
Charleston
W. Va
Ethel Heighton
Huntington
Leonard Gibson
South Point
Russell Gibson
Emmett Gibson
Walbridge
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bandboosters Sponsor Theatrical Production Fun for You
GLOUSTER The Bandboosters Club will sponsor a local production directed by Kathryn M. Tuchere featuring 100 local performers. Net proceeds will fund musical instruments for the band and playground equipment for the schools, with public showings planned in about two weeks.
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Glouster
Bandboosters Club
Kathryn M. Tuchere
Rites Planned Today For Richards Infant
Graveside services for Linda Kay Richards day old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Richards were to be held at 2 p m today in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan. Rev A N Grueser to conduct. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Robert Mount Mansfield and Mr and Mrs James Richards Sr Logan Route 1.
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Logan
Linda Kay Richards
James Richards
Hocking Valley Hospital
Oak Grove
A. N. Grueser
Robert Mount
Mansfield
Funeral services for Thomas Goodlive
Funeral services for 71 year old Thomas Goodlive who died Thursday afternoon after a heart attack were to be conducted at 2 p m today in the Methodist Church by Rev R B Wilson. Interment followed in Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named Lester Risch Nellis Smith James Blosser Herbert Sheline Charles Gompf and Jack Pierce.
Ash Kasler II Remains Ill in Trimble Care Note
Ash Kasler II, long with Florence McCune and Pearl Wallace, returned to Trimble for New Year after a week in Canaanville aiding in care for Kasler who is seriously ill at home. Kasler underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital weeks ago and remains in serious condition. Wallace and McCune returned to Canaanville Sunday to assist.
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Glouster
Florence McCune
Pearl Wallace
Trimble
Canaanville
Ash Kasler
Mr. Kasler
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Wallace
Mrs. McCune
Edna Kasler
Erland Coffman
Georgie Higgins
Dayton
George H. Campbell
Walter Gordon
Kathryn Fagan
Anna
Marie Gordon
Lancaster
Elizabeth Gordon
Harry Boyer
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Mary Jane Colbert
Harve Sayer
Buchtel
Alice K. Halbert
Elizabeth Ann White
Thomas Dennison
Jack
James Dennison
Helen
Jimmy Dennison
John William Judson
Judson
Joe Finnegan Visits Glouster After Cataract Surgery
Mr and Mrs Harry Sharp visited Zanesville to see Joe Finnegan a former resident of Glouster He recently had a successful cataract operation and suffered a stroke affecting one side of his body a few days earlier
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Glouster
Harry Sharp
Zanesville
Joe Finnegan
Mble
Mr. Finnegan
Ex-Residents Return to Trimble Heights Farm Home
Mr and Mrs John Penrod return to their Trimble Heights farm near Plain City after selling their Plain City farm of 12 years ago. The Penrods left for a rural property and now resume residence on their former farm site.
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Glouster
John Penrod
Plain City
Trimble Heights
Glouster Personal News Items From Trimble to Dayton
Glouster personal notices list visits and travel by residents and relatives across Sciotoville Trimble Glouster Columbus and Dayton. Names include Mr and Mrs William Shirey Mrs Edna Kasler J R Binford Mrs Elizabeth Gordon and many local residents with New Year greetings and hospital updates.
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William Shirey
Sciotoville
Trimble
Daisy Grandy
Shirey
Walter Anson
Toledo
Harold Morrison
John Raber
Lester Zimmer
Glouster
Moose Lodge Watch Party Highlights Local Talent
Moose Lodge 1197 in Glouster hosted a family watch party with a floor show featuring tap dancing and local music. The event included a boxing match by the Halbert twins and a breakfast served from 3:30 to 4:00 a.m. A remodeling project recasts two upper rooms into one through large archways.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge 1197
Order of Moose
Halbert Twins
Parish Open House Hosted by Rev. Wilcox in Millfield
Mrs. Pearl Christman Mrs. Hester Shirey Mrs. Lucy Harvey and Gwen all of Trimble attended an open house at the home of Rev. Richard Wilcox and his mother in Millfield Saturday. Friends from parish units serving under Rev. Wilcox and Rev. Gilbert Courtney visited during the afternoon and evening. The parish includes Trimble Chauncey Millfield Greens Run and Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ.
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Glouster
Pearl Christman
Hester Shirey
Lucy Harvey
Gwen
Ocie Sharp
Zoe Herrold
Trimble
Richard Wilcox
Millfield
Wilcox
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Churches of Christ
Bandboosters Club Meeting Tonight at High School
Bandboosters Club will meet in the high school building today at 7 p m. Invitation extends to band parents and all members.
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Bandboosters Club
Glouster
Cincinnati Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Slid in Early Trading
Cincinnati market notes show hogs slow with 1.00 drop on most weights while sows fell up to 1.50. Cattle and calves eased, light cows and bulls steadier on top but general weakness. Slaughter lambs and ewes steady with limited receipts, prices mixed across grades. Consumer grades and wholesale figures listed for U S A, extras, and current receipts.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Dept
U.S. A
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