LeRoy Conkle Becomes Logan Kiwanis President
LeRoy Conkle succeeds Samuel H. Dillon as president at the Logan Kiwanis Club annual meeting held in Blosser's banquet room. Dillon becomes director. Frey of Athens Kiwanis presents. Other officers are Graham vice president Rolston secretary and Mowery treasurer. Guests include Sheldon Cox and Pearl L. Fogle. All electronic color TV is on the laboratory stage.
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LOGAN
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
Carl A. Frey
Athens Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
LeRoy Conkle
Samuel H. Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Harry Shaw
H. D. Arnold
C. A. Gaffin
W. W. Woodard
J. R. Pierce
Stanley Baker
M. B. Iles
Lewis Graham
Howard Rolston
Eber Mowery
Dillon
Frey
Ohio University
Athens
Sheldon Cox
California
Pearl L. Fogle
Lancaster Kiwanian
Hospital Notes of Logan Area
Logan area hospital notes list admissions including Jerry Matthews Corning Route 1 and Zenith Tanner Nelsonville Route 1. Dismissals include Mrs Bill Dowler and Mrs Robert Bateman and daughter. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Levertt Montgomery.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jerry Matthews
Corning
Zenith Tanner
Nelsonville
Bill Dowler
Robert Bateman
Levertt Montgomery
M. B. Liles
R. J. Hankison
Logan Junior High
Jessie McManigal
Iles
Falls Township Board Elects Officers in Reorganization
Falls Township Board of Education held its reorganization meeting in the courthouse offices Monday. Noel North was named president, Woodrow W Reynolds vice president, Oscar Blum clerk, with other members Aage Dunn and Roosevelt Moher present.
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LOGAN
Falls Township Board of Education
Court House
Noel North
Woodrow W. Reynolds
Oscar Blum
Age Dunn
Roosevelt Moher
Greene Township approves 10 percent teachers pay hike
The Greene Township Board of Education voted a 10 percent raise for teachers effective immediately. The Maydenville School meeting Monday night was announced by Samuel H. Dillon, superintendent of Hocking County Schools, with a routine business session led by S. H. Bowles, president.
Community Notes from Point Rock and Albany Area
Residents visited relatives and attended social events from Point Rock to Albany. An obituary note covered James Bonn’s funeral in Wilkesville. Harold Blacker named administrator of James T. Merwin’s estate in Athens County with four months to file claims.
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D. W. Morris
Athens
Clyde Morris
Radcliff
W. M. Morris
Pomeroy
James Bonn
Wilkesville
Harold Blacker
L. G. Worstell, Jr
Athens Ohio
James T. Merwin
Athens County
Ohio
Francis D. White
Said
Hemlock Grove Grange Holds Installation
Hemlock Grove Grange met Saturday evening with 48 present and installed officers. Attendance at Sunday School was 19. A New Year picnic drew 19 attendees. A future sermon and officer election is planned for January 12.
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Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange
Vada Paulsen
Pomeroy
George Paulsen
Ziba Midkiff
Portie Midkiff
J. J. Will
Bunker Hill
Merna
Beth Huffman
Chester
Don Betzing
Bert Romine
Gene
Kenneth
Charley Romine
Eldon Clark
Val Westfall
Barewallow Ridge
Open Dance Planned After Basketball Game
Logan High School will host a dance in the auditorium immediately after the Logan Jackson basketball game Friday night. Principal Howard E. Kirk announced the two hour event featuring Horwell's Harmonaires, the school dance band, sponsored by the senior high Student Council.
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Logan
Logan High School
Logan-Jackson
Howard E. Kirk
Reckless Operation Charged to Driver
Logan-Raymond T. Nichols was arraigned before Mayor W D Weltner and fined ten dollars plus costs for reckless operation on Route 33 Tuesday evening. He was arrested by patrolmen from the Lancaster State Highway Patrol station.
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Logan
Raymond T. Nichols
W. D. Weltner
Lancaster
Pupils Discuss Flag Placing at Logan Junior High
Logan Junior High School student council met during home room with Donald Mauk presiding. They planned placing American flags in the two main halls and formed a committee led by Mary Alice Greathouse to select pins. Betty Frasure and Bill Grove joined the committee. Monitor patrol arrangements for the second semester await faculty approval from advisor Florence Larimer.
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Logan
Donald Mauk
Logan Junior High School
Mary Alice Greathouse
Miss Greathouse
Betty Frasure
Bill Grove
Florence Larimer
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Ed Godfrey
Bowen Sr
University Hospital, Columbus
Goncecry
Pascal Celery
Hea
Rome
Florida
Oranges
Louisiana
Golden Yams
Toe
Salt—Lake
Inyers
Sian
Extra
Eureka
Crites
Wilson
Sun Maid
Heinz Conden
Sugaripe Prunes
Allgood
Stokelys Cranberry Sauc
van Camps
Ee Eee
O.E. Clyse
R. L. Thompson
Falls Township Board Officers
Point Rock
Point Roc
W. R. Holcomb
Albany
Owen Kennedy
J. A. Turner
Charles Julian
Tarlton
Francis Knapp
Howard Knapp
T. E. McLaughlin
Middleport
Knapp
Even Morris
Clayton
Mattie Morris
John Dearth
Albert Cone
Dyesville
Marion Electric Ranges
Siegler
Humphrey
Crosley
Logan Home Furnishing CO
W. Main St
Doan
VNU
Logan, Ohio
Sterling
Pennsylvania
Pir
Thomas Yost Nelsonville
W. Hunter Sr
R. L. Wilkinson
Carbon Hill
Green Gables
Lanning Motor CO
Stage Coach Inn
Joe Tucker Rockbridge
Edward L. Clewell
New Plymouth
OBIE
E. Hunter Sr
J. R. Trowbridge Union Furnace
W., E. Terrell Gore
Curtis McWilliams
Maxville
Crystal Rock Gas Company
Athens, Hocking and
Fairfield Counties
Logan and
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