Taylor Ridge Ladies Meet at January Gathering
The Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society held its January meeting at Mrs. Gerald Bryan’s home with Mrs. Charley Drake presiding. Roll call noted dues, contests awarded to several members, and door prize to Mrs. Ralph Schultz. Refreshments served to members and guests Diane and Jane Ann Runyon. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Carol Ann Baker in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schultz
Robert Runyon
Ronald Smith
Diane
Jane Ann Runyon
Carol Ann Baker
Jacksonville
Ronald Van Fossan Promoted to Specialist Four in Germany
Ronald L. Van Fossan, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Van Fossan of Laurelville Route 2, has been promoted to Specialist Four in Germany. He serves as a tank driver with Company A, 37th Armor, 4th Armored Division in Crailsheim after enlisting in August 1960 and arriving overseas in January 1961. He is a 1960 Laurelville High School graduate.
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Logan
Ronald L. van Fossan
Forrest L. van Fossan
Laurelville
Germany
4Th Armored Division
37Th Armor
Crailsheim
van Fossan
Ft. Knox
Laurelville High School
Divorce Sought in Hocking County for Wolfe and Wolfe
Salene Wolfe sues George Wolfe Jr in Hocking County Common Pleas Court for divorce and custody of two minor children with requests for temporary and permanent alimony. They wed June 7, 1939 in Catlettsburg Kentucky. Florene Adams has been granted a divorce from Gilbert Adams for gross neglect of duty and custody of three minor children with $25 weekly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Salene Wolfe
Hocking County
Larry Kennard Promoted to Sergeant in 51st Infantry
Larry L. Kennard 21 of Logan has been promoted to sergeant in the 51st Infantry. He is a squad leader in Company A at Mannheim and entered the Army in July 1959 arriving overseas in December. He attended Logan High School and is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin P Kennard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Larry L. Kennard
Edwin P. Kennard
Germany
51St Infantry
Kennard
Mannheim
Logan High School
Ohio Power Plans $34.6 Million Expansion for 1962
Ohio Power will expand and modernize its network in 1962 with a budget of 34,555,000 to serve over 475,000 customers in 53 Ohio counties. Major items include a 69,000 volt capacitor bank at East Logan for 96,000 and a mobile 138,000 volt transformer for 116,000. The Ohio Central Project in the Zanesville Newark Coshocton area will total about 5,200,000, financing transmission line and substation growth for a decade.
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Ohio Power Today
Ohio
Sion
East Logan
Ohio Power
Wellston
Clarence Feil
Southern Division
Zanesville-Newark-Coshocton
Ohio Central Project
Pvt Baker Receives Leave Before Overseas Duty
Private Charles L. Baker 23, wife Carol Ann of Taylor Ridge, completed eight weeks of automotive maintenance at Fort Knox. Entered service Aug 14 last year and just completed basic training. On a 17 day leave with family, now headed to Fort Dix and then Paris for 16 months overseas. Parents Mr and Mrs Edwin F Evans of Athens. Wife and her parents joined to Columbus for dinner with Baker's grandparents before flight.
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Glouster
Army
Charles L. Baker
Carol Ann
Taylor Ridge
United States Army Training Center Armor
Fort Knox
Fort Dix
N. J
Paris
Edwin F. Evans
Athens
Logan Estate Inventories Filed in Hocking County Probate Court
Inventory and appraisement of the late Miss Emma Petty of Logan filed in Hocking County Probate Court. Petty estate valued at 13331 by appraisers Jacob Keller R W Keynes and Otto Shaw with Verne G Bowen as executor. Also Ni hiser Logan estate appraised by Bruce Fickel Harry Heinlein and Ewald Schmitter with David E Nihiser as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Emma Petty
Hocking County
Miss Petty
Jacob Keller
R. W. Keynes
Otto Shaw
Verne G. Bowen
Della Nihiser
Bruce Fickel
Harry Heinlein
Ewald Schmitter
David E. Nihiser
Jolly Stitchers Club Admits New Member
GLOUSTER The Jolly Stitchers Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Skinner home with all members present. One new member Mrs. Delores Williams was welcomed and guest Mrs. Martha Langdon from St. Charles Mich attended. Lunch followed sewing honoring Mrs. Mahala Moody Mrs. Pearl Wyatt Mrs. Frances Triplett Mrs. Libby Craig Mrs. Aaron Wade the new member and guest. The February 14 meeting will be at Mrs. Libby Craig’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jolly Stitchers Club
Mary Skinner
Delores Williams
Martha Langdon
St. Charles
Mich
Mahala Moody
Pearl Wyatt
Frances Triplett
Libby Craig
Aaron Wade
Williams is CDC Leader
Glouster Community Development Corporation elected officers for the new year at its first meeting. Thomas Williams was named chairman, Harley Kittle first vice president, Carl Pico second vice president, Lewis Schoeman secretary treasurer, with Dan Kovach and William Golding as trustees. The group, incorporated to spur Glouster area improvement and attract industry, added 15 members in 1961 for a total paid membership of 62.
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Glouster
Glouster Community Development Corporation
Thomas Williams
Harley Kittle
Carl Pico
Lewis Schoeman
Dan Kovach
William Golding
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House
Washington
Congress
William E. Miller
New York
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Bob Wilson
California
Ronald van Fossan
Vale
Buckley’s
pRomisar CF
de Witt
Pertussin
Vick
eColdene
Dristan
Tri-Span
Glouster, Ohio
Larry Kennard
Budg
Baker
Petty
Goldberg
THE
Glouster Community Bank
U. S
TOTAL
Bert R. Angle
Dan R. Kovach
L. E. Richardson, Sr
Dan P. Mooney
H. W. Wagner
L. E. Richardson, Jr
Athens Messenger
Williams
CDC
Julius
Brunswick-Luneburg
Harz Mountains
Wildman
Brunswick
Athens County
J. W. Whaley
Brindle
Tan
Cadillac
Fiberglas
Athens, Ohio
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