Re-elected leader and new member join Buchtel board
The Buchtel York Township board re elected Elza Cullison as president and Spencer Adams as vice president at a reorganizational meeting. New member Max Collins fills Charles Pancake’s vacated seat as the panel schedules monthly meetings and approves a 190290 budget for the year. The regular session later accepted the resignation of Jack Dunlap from vocal music and slow learners instruction, leaving the post vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Buchtel- York Township
Eugene Edwards
Charles Christman
Atlantic City
Jack Dunlap
Logan Society Garden Club Sees January Meeting
The Hocking Garden Club met at the Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon with New Year arrangements by Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Disbennett and a terrarium by Mrs. Phillips. A district meet address by Mrs. Knight of Cleveland stressed original material use beyond book rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Garden Club
Willard Mills
Harry Disbennett
Joseph Phillips
Orlandeth Lehman
Ohio State University
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Ries
Victor H. Ries
Group I Women of the Church Meet at Parish House
Sixteen members and four guests of St Matthew Lutheran Women of the Church gathered in the parish house at 8 p.m. for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew Lutheran Women of the Church
Two Men Jailed for Fist Fight in Logan Tavern
Chester L. Speelman 24 and Ralph Guess 21 were jailed for non-payment of fines after a Saturday night fight at the Wooden Shoe Bar and Grill on West Main Street. Each man was fined 15 dollars plus costs and imprisoned when unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
West Main Street
Francis Myers
Chester L. Speelman
Logan Route 4
Ralph Guess
Myers
Rites Held Sunday for John C. Larimer
Services were held at St. Matthew Lutheran Church for John C. Larimer 81 who died Wednesday evening. The Rev. Thomas C. Smalls Reed officiated with music by Mrs. William Dennis and Mrs. Eugene Miller. Burial followed in New Straitsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larimer
Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
John C. Larimer
Thomas C. Smalls Reed
William Dennis
Eugene Miller
Harley Meyer
What’s New in Flowers for 1957 Theme at Four Seasons Garden Club
The Four Seasons Garden Club met in the Courthouse Auditorium after dessert at Brandt’s Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edward Dalton led the session with roll call on favorite annuals and plans for garden planning and planting. Mrs. R. E. Smith showed a forced forsythia branch in full bloom. Victor H. Ries of Ohio State University will present at the February meeting to show color. Twelve members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seasons Garden Club
Courthouse
Brandt's
Edward Dalton
R. E. Smith
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Nelsonville Social Notes Dinner Meeting Planned
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 6 15 p m for a dinner at the Presbyterian Church followed by a program by the Public Relations committee. William Pearson manager of the Carborundum plant in Logan will speak and ninth grade girls from Nelsonville High School under Martine Green will sing, with Jerry Grim at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Daugherty
Sarepta Barber
Waveline Pritchard
Neal Kyle
William Pearson
Logan
Nelsonville High School
Martine Green
Jerry Grim
Rainbow Girls Install Officers Ceremony Set
Installation of Rainbow Girls officers is Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Girl Scout House. Public welcome. New line officers include Betty Dew Shafer as worthy adviser and Mary Lou Davis as worthy associate adviser. Installing officers are Mary Lou Wichterman as installing worthy adviser Judy Pendergrass as installing chaplain Phyllis Hall as installing recorder and Jeannine West as installing marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Girl Scout House
Betty Dew Shafer
Mary Lou Davis
Charity
Sue Powell
Faith
Sharon Cole
Hope
Sharon O’nail
Judy Wallace
Mary Lou Wichterman
Judy Pendergrass
Phyllis Hall
Jeannine West
Material Objective Night At Hocking Valley Shrine
Thursday night features a material objective meeting at the Hocking Valley Shrine. Myrtle Linscott urges members to attend or mail envelopes. Flossie Dixon will present the program. A pie social and auction follow the 7 30 p.m. meeting.
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Hocking Valley Shrine
Myrtle Linscott
Material Objective
Flossie Dixon
District Material Objective
Services Held for Leander Denney 84
Leander Denney 84 formerly of Jobs died last Thursday. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Heinlein funeral home with Rev. Don Scribner officiating. Music by Kenneth Bright and Mrs. Mabel Prather. Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville included military honors by a detail led by Edward Darnell and others with bugler James Murray.
Nelsonville man fined for failure to stop in clear distance
Eugene B. Rowland of Athens Route 4 was fined 20 dollars and costs in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. The charge was filed by the state patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eugene B. Rowland
Athens
Earl Hilleary
State Patrol
Glouster WSCS Plans January Benefit Square Dance
The Jacksonville WSCS met at Lena Bratka's home with J Sheskey co host. Wahneta Exenkamper led worship and Maxine Linscott presided. Jane Wintersteen led a program on Islands In My Own Community. A March of Dimes square dance is planned for Jan 19 at 8 p.m. with Columbus orchestra, refreshments, and a small admission for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
WSCS
Lena Bratka
J. Sheskey
Wahneta Exenkamper
Maxine Linscott
Jane Wintersteen
Mary Davis
Columbus
Bryant Skipper Visits Detroit Weekend with Family
Bryant Skipper of Detroit spent the weekend visiting his children Bryant and Paula Skipper, sharing time with family in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Skipper
Detroit
Bryant and
Paula
Trimble Methodist WSCS to Meet at Henderson Home
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Trimble Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. Pauline Henderson's home on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Mrs Isabelle Brewer to lead the program in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Trimble Methodist Church
Pauline Henderson
Isabelle Brewer
Loyal Daughters Class Meets at Glouster Church
The Loyal Daughters class of the Glouster Church of Christ will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church social rooms for a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Daughters
Glouster Church of Christ
Church
Class To Meet Jan 24 At Gloucester Methodist Church
The Orpah Class of the Gloucester Methodist Church will meet January 24 at the home of Mrs. Paul Meade with Mrs. Richard Guinther as hostess. Devotions will be read by Miss Mabel LeFever and Mrs. Earl McGee. Mrs. Al Hall will oversee the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Methodist Church
Paul Meade
Richard Guinther
Mabel LeFever
Earl McGee
al Hall
Hayden Rites Wednesday in Glouster
Leo Hayden 63 of Columbus died Saturday after an extended illness. He formerly lived in Glouster before moving to Columbus 31 years ago. Survived by two brothers James T. and Ambrose, and step sister Mrs Anna Sweeney. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Wylie funeral home with Rev Dale Hoplight. burial in Glouster Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Glouster
Leo Hayden
Second Ave
Columbus
Hayden
James
Sophie Hayden
James T
Ambrose
Anna Sweeney
Wylie Funeral Home
Dale Hoplight
Glouster Cemtery
Oakdale Class Elects Officers After Bible Discussion
The Oakdale Sunbeam Class met Friday at Oakdale Church for a Bible discussion and business. Officers elected: Ed Moore president, Louis Jewell vice president, Mrs Marie Jewell secretary, Mrs Rose Love treasurer, at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Sunbeam
Oakdale Church
Ed Moore
Louis Jewell
Marie Jewell
Rose Love
Duties Explained Trimble Grange Meeting Notice
Trimble Grange 1830 held a Saturday evening session with Master Dean Mason presiding. The lecturer led a program of questions and explanations of the duties of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Grange
Dean Mason
Copper Wire Theft at Nelsonville Round House
Nelsonville police investigate theft of 300 feet of heavy copper wire from the round house between January 4 and January 11. The incident was reported by Frank Coon of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Round House
Frank Coon
Athens
Parties Popular Skaters Find Fun On Lake Logan Ice
Thick ice forms across Lake Logan due to low temperatures making the lake a winter recreation spot. Shoreline and shallow west end ice are safe for skating while middle lake ice is questionable. Families and skaters from two years old up enjoy night gatherings and daytime sessions at No. 1 parking area and upper shallows, reviving a pastime that waned with open winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Area
Hocking
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Mount St Mary Hospital lists admissions and discharges including Thomas Echsten Kemper family in Glouster a daughter and numerous patients from Nelsonville New Lexington Glouster and surrounding areas with several dismissed entries. Notable names include Hattie Bartlett Bertha Newtun Bessie Perry and Charlotte Martin among others listed with routes and towns.
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Marjorie Neff
New Lexington
Bertha Newtun
New Plymouth
Bessie—Perry
Albany
Gerald Stedman
Carbon Hill
John Lax
Frank Lowry
Nelsonville
Muriel Dowler
Annabelle Pancake
Murray City
James Pritchard
Michael Powell
Austin Danielson
Lewis George
Glouster
Mrs. Yerian Dies at Home in Glouster
Mrs. Mary L Yerian 70 died Saturday evening at her Earl Street residence after a lingering illness. She is survived by husband Paul three sons Donald Glouster Franklin U S Navy Leonard Columbus one brother Albert Gordon Glouster one sister Mrs Rosalie Van Hall Jacksonville and four grandchildren. One daughter preceded her in death. Rosary Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Johnston funeral home. Services Tuesday 9 a.m. at Holy Cross Church with Father Anthony Nickle officiating. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Glouster
Mary Loretta Yerian
Earl Street
Paul
Donald
Franklin
U. S. Navy
Leonard
Columbus
Albert Gordon
Rosalie van Hall
Jacksonville
Norbert W. Johnston
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Father Anthony Nickle
Calvary Cemetery
Johnston Funeral Home
G. W. Sanders Dies at 83 in Logan Area
George W. Sanders, 83, former Nelsonville resident, died after a three year illness at Saunders Rest Home Logan Rt. 4. Survived by two sons George A. Nelsonville Route 1 and John L. Lancaster, daughter Alice Delong Amanda, step daughter Neva Tress Lancaster, and several grandchildren. Warren funeral home has funeral services in charge.
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Nelsonville
George W. Sanders
Saunders Rest Home
Logan Rt. 4
George A
John L
Lancaster
Alice Delong
Amanda
Neva Tress
Warren Funeral Home
Three Junior High Runaways Returned for Juvenile Action
Logan reports three of five 15 year olds expelled for classroom trouble were returned home. Two complied. others fled with $140, heading toward Texas via Columbus before police nabbed them in Baton Rouge. Their father traveled to Baton Rouge to retrieve the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Texas
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
New Pain Relief Pill Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H, allegedly reduces hemorrhoids and eases pain without surgery. Reports claim shrinking occurs during treatment and describe patients saying piles no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment through druggists with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Coal Exports Surge as Europe Reverses Flows to America
European coal ports now import more, while American shipments rise to meet metallurgical and domestic demand. Chesapeake and Ohio expands Newport News yards to over 30 million tons annually and funds 50 million dollars in new hopper cars. American Coal Shipping, Inc. mobilizes 30 chartered vessels with negotiations for 70 more as Chessie System grows.
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Newcastle
Europe
America
Chesapeake and
Ohio
Newport News
Hampton Roads
Virginia
C&o
Miner’s Union
American Coal Shipping, Inc
The
Bull Steamship Co
C&O’s
Chessie
Inch of Snow Falls In Nelsonville Area
Nelsonville woke to about one inch of snow with slippery driving conditions. City crews, under Safety-Service Director Homer Adams, were called at 9 p.m. and worked through the night on ice control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Homer Adams
Traffic Violations Reported by Mayor GLOUSTER
Mayor Richard Carey reports many complaints about failure to stop at stop signs and disregard for parking rules. Marshal Paul Barrett is ordered to stop issuing warnings and begin arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Richard Carey
Trimble
Paul Barrett
Two Arrests Reported in Glouster Week
Mayor Charles Caldwell reports two arrests in Glouster last week both for intoxication. Ronald Jordan near Trimble and George Kempton in Millfield received fines of 13.80 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Charles Caldwell
Jacksonville
Ronald Jordan
Trimble
George Kempton
Millfield
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Cullison
Buchtel Board
Logan Society
Gladys Anneshansley
Ted Dupler
Charles Eaton
Arthur Anderson
New Guinea
Ronald Rheinscheld
B. F. Anneshansley
George Gribble
O.j.meyer
Marilyn Rush
Thorne Cottrill
Charles Jones
Joe Case
Garnet Sheets
Merle Primmer
Louis Bester
Margueretta Risch
Katherine K. Myers
Alice Koppe
Thomas Smallsreed
New Straitsville Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Service
Flowers
Nelsonville Social Notes
Rainbow
Shrine
L. Denney
Columbus, Ohio
World Zoo
Glouster Society
Hayden Rites
Sunbeam
Lake Logan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas Echstenkemper, Glouster
John N. Newman
Buchtel
Hattie Bartlett
Betty D. Curtis
Park Ridge
Illinois
David Gillespie
Chauncey
Don Burris
Crooksville
Ernest Hamilton
Jack McDonald
Hannah Brookins
William A. Campbell
James Cottrill
Ronald Harris
Shawnee
Delores Windle
Charlotte Martin
Stella Betts
Kay Shafer
Rose Williams
Della Shafer
Alice Gossage
the Plains
Mary Wolfe
George Thornton
Frank Montell
Zuretta Fick
G. W. Sanders
Thomas Brooks
Radio Free Europe
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Beg. U
Pat de Ady
Chesgies
Chesapeake and Ohio
Terminal
Cleveland, Ohio
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