Mason Social Notes Highlights Visits and Birth Announcement
Mason residents share family visits as Charles Scyoe and family travel from Parkersburg to see Dennis and Emma Dudding, Linda Ryan visits from Charleston, Marilyn Foglesong stays with her parents in Mason, and Angela Rae Proffitt is born at Holzer Hospital with Roush and Proffitt families noted. Dr. Edward Spencer and family spend holidays with Fred Spencer’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scyoe
Parkersburg
Dennis Dudding
Linda Ryan
Charleston
Emma Ryan
Marilyn Foglesong Sr
Cincinnati School of Nursing
Donald Foglesong
Jenning Johnson
Marshall College
Nannie Johnson
New Haven
Mason
L. E. Thomas
Dee
Orlando
Fla
Don Ebersbach
Stanley Harbour
James Proffitt
Angela Rae
Holzer Hospital
Hoy Roush
Ray Proffitt
W. H. Foglesong
Etta Roush
Proffitts
Terri Lynn
Edward Spencer
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Mrs
Fred Spencer
Television listings blur with scattered time blocks
A fragmented TV schedule shows dozens of time slots and programs across channels and days. Readable entries include News Hour, Say When, Dragnet style shows, cartoons, dramas, and early movie slots, interleaved with weather, sports, and special segments.
TV Schedule Fragment for Evening Lineup
A chaotic listing shows a TV schedule with time blocks and program names such as News Real McCoys Cinderella Susie Jane Wyman and Dr Brothers Weather and Movie segments plus editorial and sports slots across late afternoon to midnight. The fragment offers no narrative but outlines a diverse slate of dramas comedies news and features across channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Dr Malone
Daughters
Daddy
Jack Denton
Hollywood
NBC News
Price Right
Jack Paar
Palmer
Cinderella
Susie
Jane Wyman
Editorial
Queen
Casper
Outlaws Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid TV Preview
TV previews list 7 30 p m Outlaws The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid with Marshal Foreman doubting a suave blind advocate for farmers. 8 30 p m Dr Kildare My Brother the Doctor a clash with an inferne and his brother. 9 30 p m Hazel Hazels Dog Days as Hazel sends the family dog to a school. 10 p m Sing Along With Mitch Mitch Miller Diana Trask and the Sing Along Gang explore how America changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filatt-Scruggs
Hazel
NBC News
Shannon
Jack Paar
Dr. Kildare
Griff Kincaid
Marshal Foreman
Cliff Robertson
Mr. Baxter
Don de Fore
Mitch
Mitch Miller
Diana Trask
Lesle Uggams
America
Prime Time TV Highlights From Classic Sitcoms Tonight
At 8 p.m. Donna Reed Show features The Stones learning a lesson from a pawned watch’s original owner. Real McCoys at 8:30 p.m. has Grandpa McCoy salvaging an investment as Hassie tires of piano lessons. My Three Sons at 9 p.m. shows Chip Leaves Home after upsetting Steve, Robbie and Bob. The Untouchables at 10 p.m. follows Canada Run with Hess tracing liquor flows and uncovering church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiway Patra
Margie
Untouchables
Huck Hound
Whirleybirds
Nelsons
Donna Reed
Real McCoys
M Squad
My 4 Sons
Phil Silvers
Jeff
Grandpa McCoy
Hassie
Chip
Douglas
Steve
Robbie
Bob
Canada Run
Hess
Television Tonight Listings for 6:30 to 10 PM
TV guide listing notes Father Knows Best with Robert Young at 6:30 PM featuring the family. New Bob Cummings Show at 7:30 PM with a blackmail plot. Suspicion airs at 8 PM with top actors. Accent on 1961 a public memoir at 9 PM by John Ciardi. CBS Reports at 10 PM by Daniel Schorr on Rostock life in East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS Reports
Father Know
CBS News
Ovie
Bob Cumming
Crossroads
Suspicion
Robert Young
Jane Wyatt
Elinor Donahue
Billy Gray
Lauren Chapin
Bob Cummings
Bob Carson
Wisconsin
Roberta Shore
Marvyn Vye
America
John Ciardi
CBS
East Germany
Rostock
Daniel Schorr
TV Movie Guide Listings for Thursday and Friday
Channel schedules list films and airing times across five channels for Thursday and Friday. Notable titles include Lost Patrol Dark Horse Kid Glove Killer Texas Double Alibi and Fire Maidens of Outer Space plus The Major and the Minor and Deadline at Dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Horse
Texas
Local Logan Residents Named in Court Documents
Logan-Raymond A Duell 34 tool dresser Logan Mary L Jewell 37 clerk Logan Charles E Slack 31 machin ist Lanscaster Route 3 Helen F Deible 30 at home Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Raymond A Duell
Mary L. Jewell
Charles E. Slack
Machinst
Lanscaster
Helen F. Deible
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council Opens New Year
Logan hosts the first Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council meeting of the year with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman. A devotional reading Winter Wonderland was given by Mrs. Zimmerman. The session focused on Ohio's future in land and water resources. Members prepared fact leaflets for the Extension Service of Ohio State University. Mrs. Robert Thrush reported on the Hocking County Farm Bureau Women Christmas party and meeting at Mrs. Golda Shaw’s home highlighting Susan Shaw’s Africa trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold Zimmerman
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Winter Wonderland
Zimmerman
Ohio
Ohio State University
Robert Thrush
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Golda Shaw
Susan Shaw
Africa
Young People Have Party for Hocking County Farm Bureau Youth
Seventy five youths attended the Christmas party in Logan. Darwin Bryan led the recreation program for the Ohio Farm Bureau youth department. Fifteen Farm Bureau Youths came from Fairfield County. Cookies and punch were served. The group will meet again January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
Darwin Bryan
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Fairfield County
Davis Infant Rites Held in Logan
Edward Lee Davis two months old son of Donald R and Texas Malone Davis of Logan Route 4 died at 12 30 p m at Hocking Valley Hospital after a short illness. Services were held at 2 p m in Roberts funeral home with Rev Roy Klinger in charge. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Lee Davis
Donald R
Texas Malone Davis
Hocking Valley Hospital
Donna Rae
Katherine Malone
Dennison
Camden Davis
James Alvis
James Davis
Roberts Funeral Home
Roy Klingler
Oak Grove Cemetery
Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Gilli land McArthur welcome a son. Admitted are Mrs James Pressler Logan Route 4 medical Virgil Sater Rockbridge Route 1 surgery. Dismissed are Mrs Jack Hartshorn Logan Route 3 and daughter Mrs Sam Sloan Logan and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilliland, McArthur
James Pressler
Logan
Virgil Sater
Rockbridge
Jack Hartshorn
Sam Sloan
Otto Shaw Again Heads Commission
Otto A. Shaw of Logan Route 2 was re elected president of the Hocking County commissioners for a one year term. Thomas Van Curen is vice president and Carl Engle is county auditor and clerk. Charles Waugh was named courthouse custodian James Leonard dog warden and John W Weaver apiary inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Otto A. Shaw
Board of
Hocking County Commissioners
Thomas van Curen
Carl Engle
Charles Waugh
James Leonard
John W. Weaver
Sloan announce birth of daughter Sarah Sue
Mr and Mrs Sam Sloan announce the birth of a daughter at Hocking Valley Hospital on December 31. The baby is named Sarah Sue. Grandparents are Mrs Seth Sloan Logan and Mrs Ray Marquis Pataskala. Bernard Nasker Sunnyvale Calif.. great grandmother Mrs Ed Kelly Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam Sloan
Church St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Sarah Sue
Seth Sloan
Ray Marquis
Pataskala
Bernard Nasker
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ed Kelly
Nelsonville
College Girl Recalls Africa Trip At Winter Party
LOGAN Hocking County Farm Bureau Women held a cold weather Christmas party at the home of director Mrs. Golda E Shaw welcoming 27 members and guests The Friendly Neighbors Guest speaker Miss Susan Shaw spoke of her Ghana West Africa experience as a participant in the Operation Crossroads program describing contrasts between modern cities and rural villages She noted progress and displayed native handiwork followed by a gift exchange and refreshments Attendees listed and next meeting set for Jan 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Shaw
George Shaw
Boston University
Ghana
West Africa
Miss Shaw
Africa
Glen Ward
Nancy
Everett Sater
Otto Hes
Harold Daubenmier
Paul Elling
Armstrong elected Logan Kiwanis Club president
Logan Route 3 farmer Harry Armstrong was installed as president of the Logan Kiwanis Club at Tuesday night’s meeting. Also installed were James Gastin as vice president N M Brown as treasurer Howard Rolston as secretary and T C Lem on Wayne Ball Max Davidson and Earl O’Brien as directors. Installing officer was Ralph Poston past president and Kiwanis committee chair. Neal Dillon becomes immediate past president and remains on the board. Lapel pins were awarded for perfect attendance to Dillon C T Grey Don Young Thomas Walsh Dr Raymond Keairns Lawrence Webb Brown and Poston and Cleon Tucker for 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Harry Armstrong
Logan Kiwanis Club
James Gastin
N. M. Brown
Howard Rolston
T. C. Lemon
Wayne Ball
Max Davidson
Earl O’brian
Ralph Poston
Kiwanis Education and Fellowship Committee
Armstrong
Neal Dillon
Dillon
C. T. Grey
Don Young
Thomas Walsh
Raymond Keairns
Lawrence Webb
Brown and Poston
Cleon Tucker
Kopis Rites Are Friday
Funeral Mass for Agnes Anna Kopis 76 of Shawnee will be at 10 36 a m Friday at St Marys Catholic Church Rev Fr Peter McEwan officiating burial in Shawnee Cemetery Friends may call at Humphrey Funeral Home where the Rosary will be said at 8 p m Thursday Kopis died Tuesday night at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Agnes Anna Kopis
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Peter McEwan
Humphrey Funeral Home
Kopis
Mason Sunday School Christmas Party at Mason Methodist Church
The Mason Primary Sunday School class hosted a Christmas party with hostesses Mrs. Ellen Fogle and Mrs. Francis Stewart. Teachers and many attendees enjoyed games and refreshments, including Jack and Rodney Rottogen and other listed guests. Wahama High School band gave a Christmas Concert on Dec. 17 directed by Edward Vineyard with chorus directed by Miss Sandra Roush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mason Methodist Church
Ellen Foglesong
Francis Stewart
Jack
Rodney Rottogen
Dale
Mike Lewis
Terry Ross
Kathy Rizer
Randy Dudding
Martin Yeager
Belva Johnson
Jeff Gilliand
Patty Reynolds
Dwane Johnson
Terry Grandstaff
Lanelli Wright
Debbie Wilson
Ray Tucker
Rickey Harmon
Robin Johnson
Kathy Grandstaff
Donette Cook
Tracey Harris
Danny Harmon
Diane Harris
Wahama High School
Edward Vineyard
Sandra Roush
Charge Man With Drivine While Drunk
Log an cited for driving while intoxicated Charles Dexter 41 Kirkersville arraigned Tuesday in Hocking County Court. After pleading innocent Dexter released on 200 bond bond pending hearing January 13 arrested Sunday Route 56 Starr Township. Pettit 21 Glouster Route 3 pleaded guilty to driving a car with no muffler fined 10 and costs. Judge Vaughn Collins suspended the fine. Pettit arrested by state patrolman Route 216 Ward Township. Willie Hunter 27 Columbus pleaded no contest to speeding excessive for conditions found guilty fined 15 and costs. Both suspended by Judge Collins. William P. Smith 40 Toledo Thomas M. Redman 33 Akron Jack R North 38 Lancaster Route 2 tried in absentia all waived trial pleaded guilty. Smith fined 10 and costs Redman 15 and costs North 10 and costs for driving an unsafe vehicle. Ronald Vorhees 18 Logan forfeited 19 bond for failure to appear for trial on speeding Dec 27 Route 33 southeast of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Dexter
Kirkersville
Hocking
Dexter
Starr Township
Jerry E. Pettit
Glouster
Vaughn Collins
Pettit
Ward Township
Willie Hunter
Columbus
Collins
William P. Smith
Toledo
Thomas M. Redman
Akron
Jack R North
Lancaster
Smith
Redman
North
Ronald Vorhees
Joann Hartshorn First 1962 Baby Born in Logan
The first baby of 1962 in Hocking County arrived at 1:59 a.m. Monday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Joann Hartshorn is the eighth child of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartshorn of Logan Route 3, with three brothers and four sisters aged two to ten. A sister, Sara Sue Sloan, born at 12:43 p.m. Sunday at 697 Church St., missed the New Year baby crown by under 12 hours.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Hospital
Joann Hartshorn
Jack Hartshorn
Sara Sue
Sam Sloan
Church St
Union Furnace Club Hosts Holiday Dinner and Gift Exchange
The Union Furnace Home Demonstration Club held a holiday dinner and gift exchange in Brandt's Restaurant Mecca Room with eighteen members attending. Mary Sparks performed, and contest winners included Mrs Robert Holloway, Mrs Floyd Mount, Mrs Larry Watkins, and Mrs Clyde Disbennett. door prize winner was Mrs Wayne Kennard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chambers
Mary Bennington
Union Furnace Home
Mecca
Brandt
Mary Sparks
Robert Holloway
Floyd Mount
Larry Watkins
Clyde Disbennett
Wayne Kennard
Hoopers Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Haydenville
Mr and Mrs John Hooper marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with noon dinner for relatives and an afternoon open house at the Haydenville Methodist Church. The couple, married Dec 17 1911, have lived in Haydenville 30 years and serve as church caretakers. Hooper holds a church license though not active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
John Hooper
Addie Warman
Lester Warman
Newark
Hazel Keister
Lancaster
Elsie Marsh
Lillian Carpenter
Ralph Guess
Columbus
Haydenville Methodist Church
Hoopers
Marks Evans
Frank Biggs
James Hurley
Herbert Marshall
Harry Swaim
Mark Evans
Rodney
Beth Ann
Logan
William Seel
Nancy
Bobby
Billy
Mike Carol
Peggy
James Tucker
L. B. Wolfe
Vern Kelly
Vernon
Earl Bender
Maud Scheim
Evelyn
Ruth Scheim
Richard Skiner
New Lexington
Bertha Tucker
Nelsonville
Bruce Jago
Athens
Elmer Anthony
Union Furnace
Nelson Skiner
Nora
Pataskia
Hooper
Natco Corporation
United Brethren Church
Christian Conference
Scioto Valley
Jean Ann Marsh
Logan Route 3
Logan Area Club Events Tonight
Logan Calendar lists meetings at multiple venues including J. K. Rochester Woman's Relief Corps 7:30 p m with installation and draping of three department past presidents. Marion Grange hosts potluck at 6:30 followed by a 7:30 meeting. East PTA holds an 7:30 pm executive session at East Elementary music room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Rochester Woman's Relief Corps
Logan Duplicate Club
Ohio Power Co
YWCA
Hocking Valley Shrine
Masonic
East Pta
East Elementary Music Room
Accident on Route 75 near Logan injures driver
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Nihiser investigated a Tuesday 4 p.m. one car crash on Route 75 north of Logan. Joseph Maroon 24 Nelsonville said he steered right to miss an oncoming vehicle, skidded on ice and snow, hit a bank and rolled onto its top. He was taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital for possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rute
Clarence Nihiser
Joseph Maroon
Nelsonville
Nihiser
Maroon
Mount St. Mary Hospital
No clear origin of the word Celebes and its Indonesian name Su lawesi
The origin of the word Celebes is unknown. After Indonesia gained sovereignty from the Netherlands in 1949 the island reverted to its Indonesian name Su lawesi.
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Celebes
Island of
Sulawesi
Indonesia
Netherlands
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