Strict Sanitation Standards Set Up for Hocking Camps
Logan reports county health board authorizes sanitation standards for camps in Hocking County after inspections by Charles Fitzgerald. Four camps were operating last July with one ordered to comply. eight more camps are in formation including Boy Scout and Girl Scout sites. Rest homes praised for cleanliness. landfill disposal discussed with city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Wyandotte
Clear Creek
Camp Fire Girls Council
Columbus
Akita
Marion Township
First Community Church of Columbus
Big Brothers
Conkles Hollow
Benton Township
Hocking
Fitzgerald
Blackjack
Green Township
Shaw Farm
Buena Vista
Cantwell Cliffs
Presbyterian
Union Furnace
Quannicutt
Rock
Bridge
Logan Girl Scout Council
H. M. Boocks
Health Commission
Grange Plans Banquet For Hocking County Members
Grange leaders and members gathered at Mrs. Harold Nihiser home to launch plans for the annual Grange banquet. Masters, lecturers, and home economics chairs from several lodges attended, with deputies discussing contest awards and refreshments served by Mrs. Nihiser and daughter Lois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Grange
Harold Nihiser
Harold Klinger
Robert Holloway
Miller Chapel Grange
Albert Dean
Ewing
Charles Geil
Hocking
Oscar Blum
Antioch
Charles Bryant
Marion
Arlie Brimmer
Pomona
Charles Jones
Laurel Valley
Clarence Skinner
Mil
Ler Chapel
Jay Wagoner
Winifred Amnah
Lois Nihiser
Glen Ward
Porter Heigle
Clara Phelps
Joe Nihiser
Hocking Grange
Mable Walker
Mike and
Bryan Nihiser
Arlie Brimner
Nihiser
Lois
Rotary Club Hears Speech On Australia
Logan-Charl es Knapp of Zanesville spoke at the Logan Rotary Club after a fellowship trip to Australia. He described its geography population and economy noting a 10 million people population with wool from sheep and a high middle class standard of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Australia
Logan
Charles Knapp
Zanesville
United States
Knapp
Warren Gardner
Ralph Barr
Cecil Barry
Sts
Fire Squad Funds Grow at Racine High School Dance
The Racine Fire Department and Emergency Squad report a well attended round and square dance at Racine High School to boost a fund for a new emergency vehicle. The Circle Four band provided music and Carroll Teaford called the square dances as volunteers continue the drive for a new fire truck.
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Pomeroy
Racine
Racine High School
Circle Four
Carroll Teaford
Logan Trade Club elects Blosser president in 1958
Clarence Blosser, Logan restaurateur, is chosen as president by the Logan Trade Club board at the Ambrose Hotel office. Harold Sommers of City Loan Co. is named vice president, Burr Nixon is reelected executive secretary and treasurer, and Ralph Helber becomes board chairman. A study of Logan's water system is recommended to be conducted by a Blosser-appointed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clarence Blosser
Logan Restaurater
Logan Trade Club
Funeral services for Sidney G. Grubb scheduled
Arrangements are complete for the funeral of 66 year old Sidney G. Grubb who died Sunday night from a heart attack at his Haydenville home. He was taken by ambulance to Mt. St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville and pronounced dead on arrival. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. Grover C. Nutter of Somerset officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home.
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Logan
Sidney G. Grubb
Haydenville
Mt. St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Leonard Funeral Home
Grover C. Nutter
Somerset
Fairview Cemetery
Meeting Dates Announced by County Home Economists
Calendar dates released by Miss Ethel M Bower county home economics extension agent list four gatherings in January. Farmerettes Home Demonstration Club meets January 14 at Mrs Roy Turner's home 11 am. Rush Creek HDC meets January 15 at Mrs A M Bierly's home 11 am to 3 pm. Millville Weavers HDC meets January 16 at Mrs William Hahn's home 11 am to 3 30 pm. 4 H Parents meeting January 16 at Gibisonville High School 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Bower
Farmerettes
Roy Turner
Rush Creek
A. M. Bierly
Millville Weavers Home
William Hahn
Gibisonville High School
West PTA Meeting Sets Jan 16 at School Auditorium
The West PTA will meet Thursday January 16 at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium. Third grade students will provide music for the program. Wallace E. Blake, Logan schools superintendent, will report on the school building program and a film will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pta
Wallace E. Blake
Logan Schools
McGuffey program at D of A Hall Thursday evening
A McGuffey program will be presented Thursday evening January 16 at the D of A Hall. A potluck supper will be served at 6 30 p m. In charge of the program are Charles Blackston Rolland Bright and James Rutgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffey
D of A
Charles Blackston
Rolland Bright
James Rutgers
Hospital Notes Show Births Admits and Discharges
Entries list new births for Robert Hansley Logan Route 2 and Charles Armstrong McArthur and Ralph Miller Logan and William Dorris Union Furnace. Admitted include Miss Sandra Clark Logan and Mrs Samuel Eby South Bloomingville and Roy Powell Nelsonville Route 1. Discharged include Mrs Donald Peters Zaleski and daughter and Mrs Earl Spears Logan Route 4 and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hansley
Logan
Charles R. Armstrong
McArthur
Ralph Miller
William Dorris
Union Furnace
Sandra Clark
Samuel Eby
South Bloomingville
Roy Powell
Nelsonville
Harry T. Breeze
Bendena Harvey
George Amerine
James Clark
L. B. Wilkins
Lloyd Pittman
George N. Grove
Donald Peters
Zaleski
Earl Spears
Robert Howard
Edgar DeLong
Laurelville
Darrell Anderson
Floyd Nixon
Louise Saunders
Croup Plans School for Sheep Shearers
Logan Feb 5 6 young men may attend a sheep shearers school at Somerset. Don Young county extension agent says open to vocational agriculture and 4 H members. Applications due January 27 to the extension office as the program aims to ease a shortage of shearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Somerset
Don Young
Hocking County Sheep Improvement Committee
Young
Logan Matheny and Rosalie Evans Marriage License
John A Logan 21 laborer Athens and Rosalie Evans 17 student Murray City apply for license. Thomas Ebert 20 factory worker South Bloomingville and Kay Justice 17 student South Bloomingville apply for license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
John A. Matheny
Athens
Rosalie Mae Evans
Murray City
Thomas J. Ebert
South Bloomingville
Kay Justice
Masons Plan Bright Fete for Retiring Secretary
Logan hosts a testimonial dinner January 27 honoring Rolland Bright who retires as secretary of Logan’s four Masonic bodies. Mingo Lodge 171 Logan Chapter 75 Hocking Council 39 and Logan Commandery 78 join the event with Francis Embree leading arrangements. Bright is a 33rd degree Mason and York Cross of Honor member who served 10 years as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Rolland Bright
Mingo Lodge
Logan Chapter
Royal Arch
Hock- Hocking Council
Logan Commandery
Knights Templar
Francis Embree
Bright
Hocking County
Japan Today Is Topic Of WSCS Meet
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Heath Methodist Church met Monday night. Devotionals, articles on Japan missions and Gen MacArthur, and a scrapbook with a Japanese sword were shown. Marilyn Swan and Karl Beck sang, prayers were shared, and funds were voted for missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Japan
Women’s Society of Christian Service
the Heath Methodist Church
Herman Haddox
Robert Harris
America
Manila Beach
Gene Harris
Gen. MacArthur
Harris
L. W. McComas
Marilyn Swan
Karl Beck
Dianne McComas
Noah Haskins
Spiritual Life
Raymon Konkright
C. B. Forrest
Harry Chesser
Herbert Chambers
Frieda Faehnle
Busy Bee Class Meets at Mrs Hubbard Home
Middleport notes the Busy Bee Class of the First Baptist Church will gather Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Harold Hubbard on Fifth Street for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
First Baptist Church
Harold Hubbard
Fifth St
Class Hears Annual Report From Daughters of Ruth
The Daughters of Ruth Class of the United Methodist Church met at Miss Lydia Ebersbach’s Mulberry Avenue home. Mrs. Minnie Neutzling presided, devotions were by Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner, who closed with an original poem. Mrs. O H Myers led a Meigs County quiz and contest. Next meeting at Mrs. Gloeckner’s with Miss Carrie Yeager assisting. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
United Methodist Church
Lydia Ebersbach
Mulberry Ave
Minnie Neutzling
Jacob Gloeckner
O. H. Myers
Meigs County
Trustees Clerks To Meet Wednesday In Meigs County
The Meigs County Association of Trustees and Clerks will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday January 15 at 8 p.m. in the Second Ward fire house. E A Engert public relations officer of the State Public Employees Retirement System will speak. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County Association of Trustees and Clerks
Second Ward
E. A. Engert
State Public Employees Retirement System
Craig Seeks Third Term as Meigs County Commissioner
H W Craig of Middleport announced he will file as a Republican for a third term as Meigs County Commissioner. He currently serves as president of the board and previously was Middleport mayor in 1945 1946. He is the third candidate to announce joining Harold Sheets and Clair Karr in seeking the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
H. W. Craig
Middleport
Meigs County
Craig
Board of Commissioners
Harold Sheets
Harrisonville
Clair Karr
Pomeroy Barber
Gheen Curtis Marriage License Issued in Meigs County
A license to wed was issued today in Meigs County Probate Court to Carl Vincent Gheen 18 U S Air Force Pomeroy son of Carl and Lillie Gatten Gheen and Carol Marie Curtis 19 waitress Pomeroy daughter of Jewell and Norma Weyersmiller Gheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Carl Vincent Gheen
U. S. Air Force
Carl and
Lillie Gatten Gheen
Carol Marie Curtis
Jewell
Norma Weyersmiller Gheen
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Trade Club
Blosser
Sidney Grubb
MccDuffey
Hocking Valley Hospital
Croup
Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Europe
Paramount
Athens Messenger
Mabel
Black Label
Carl
Iue
Altmans Dept. Store
Athens, Ohio
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