Logan Girl Scout Council Reports Healthy 1952 Start
The Logan Girl Scout Council begins 1952 with a balance of 824.11 dollars, treasurer Miss Garnet Sheets says, funding a full year of activities. For 1951 expenses totaled 1655 dollars against receipts of 1593 dollars, leaving a prior balance of 885 dollars. Receipts included 720 from financial drive, 585 from calendar and cookie sales, 5 from Armistice day prize, 5 from American Legion Auxiliary poppy sale, 6 from camp, 250 in dues, and 21 from the Juliette Low World Friendship fund. Expenses covered rent, utilities, equipment, postage, charter fee, program, training, troop camping, cookie and calendar sales, profits to troops, bank charges, dues, and the Juliette World Friendship fund.
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Logan
Logan Girl Scout Council
Miss Garnet Sheets
Miss Sheets
American Legion Auxiliary
Juliette Low
Juliette World Friendship Fund
Red Cross Junior Drive Holds Steady in County Schools
Logans and Hocking County schools completed the annual Junior Red Cross drive with a total of 89.19. Murray City Gibisonville South Bloomingville and Haydenville sent 24.70 while Logan schools gave 64.49. Central school led with 23.33 in contributions and other city schools followed. Logan High School did not participate.
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Logan
Hocking County
Red Cross
Darley Kitchen
County Drive
Murray City
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Haydenville
Central School
St. John's Parochial
West School
East School
Logan High School
Logan Jaycees Attend All-State Meeting in Columbus
Four Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce members Joe Bennett president Joe Hartman Tom Weiland and Don Taylor attended the All-State Jaycee meeting in Columbus Sunday General Nathan F Twining vice chief of staff of the Air Force was a speaker.
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Logan Jaycees
Logan
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Joe Bennett
Joe Hartman
Tom Weiland
Don Taylor
Jaycee
Columbus
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Instruction Courses Set For Area Plane Spotters
Joe Gabriel of the Logan Air Observation Post announced an observer instruction series starting January 24 at 8 p m at the Ohio Power Co in Logan. He called for more volunteers to fill staff gaps as local posts participated in a practice alert with 19 planes tracked and information relayed to Columbus within about 30 seconds.
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Logan
Joe Gabriel
Ohio Power Co
Gabriel
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
Gore
Tactical Air Command
Naval Air Reserve
Air National Guard
Civilian Air Patrol
Columbus
Central School
Washington Bowers
Bowers
Gabriel Wou
Nineteen Men Leave Logan For Induction In Columbus
Nineteen volunteers and transfers from other boards departed Logan yesterday for Fort Hayes Columbus to join the armed forces induction. The group includes Thomas H. Brown Logan leader Robert T. Dunkke Logan assistant leader Frederick L. Harris Patterson N J William E Wilburn Logan Robert F Thrush Logan John E Carr New Plymouth Herbert E Sparks Logan Howard D Rhein scheld Lancaster Benjamin H Cooper Jr Warren Russell E Rush Gore Clyde All ey Jr Columbus Winfield Walker Logan Junior L Wine South Bloomingville Leonard FE Lines Lancaster Max L Carpenter Lancaster John D Joy Logan Thomas L Huddy Nelson ville Homer L Mason Logan Glenn H Hartsaugh Laurelville.
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Logan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Thomas H. Brown
Robert T. Dunkke
Frederick L. Harris
Patterson
N. J
William E. Wilburn
Robert F. Thrush
John E Carr
New Plymouth
Herbert E. Sparks
Howard D. Rheinscheld
Lancaster
Benjamin H. Cooper, Jr
Warren
Russell E. Rush
Gore
Clyde Alley, Jr
Slumbus
Winfield Halker
Junior L. Wine
South Bloomingville
Leonard FE. Lines
Max L. Carpenter
John D. Joy
Thomas L. Huddy
Nelsonville
Homer L. Mason
Glenn H. Hartsaugh
Laurelville
Dairy Co-Op to Convene Annual Meeting Tonight
Logan Ohio Hocking County Dairy Service Cooperative Association will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m in East School. Boss Johnston of Everybody's Farm on WLW will speak. The session includes a brief business meeting director elections and a Central Ohio Breeders Association representative will attend.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Dairy Service Cooperative Association
East School
Health Dept Studies Boost in Fee Rates
Logan health board meeting on Friday discussed sanitary problems in the city and milk regulations. The group considered increasing fees charged by the health department to milk firms outside Hocking County and instructed Dr. H. G. Southard to study the legal aspects of the proposed raise. Attendees included Dr. Southard, Robert Byers, Mayor Roger Friend, Claude Chrisman, Dr. Owen C. Yaw and Lawrence Kessler.
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Logan
Logan Health Department
Hocking County
Board of Health
H. G. Southard
Southard
Robert Byers
County Sanitarian
Roger Friend
Claude Chrisman
Owen C. Yaw
Lawrence Kessler
Tar Kettle Ignites At New Green Township School
No damage occurred when a tar kettle used in construction work at the new Green Township elementary school ignited yesterday. Logan Fire Chief Roy Stallsmith said the fire was extinguished when he arrived at about 1 p.m.
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Logan
New Green Township
Roy Stallsmith
Stallsmith
Change Party Date for 4 H Honor Club
LOGAN The 4 H honor club party originally set for January 17 will be held January 24 in East School auditorium. Mrs Emily Van Fossan home demonstration agent announced the date change today.
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Logan
East School
Emily van Fossan
Armstrong Is Re Named By Trustees
Logan Harry Armstrong of Starr Township was re elected president and named executive committeeman of the Hocking County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks at the annual meeting. Grover Carpenter of Good Hope Township was named vice president and J F McGrady of Good Hope was re elected secretary treasurer. Armstrong will represent Hocking County at the 24th annual winter convention in Columbus January 17 19 and at the resolutions committee meeting the night before. Edwin L Strauser of Cincinnati vice president of the state association was speaker. Harry L Smith county auditor was a guest.
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LOGAN
Harry Armstrong
Starr Township
Hocking
Edwin L. Strauser
Cincinnati
State Trustees’ Association
Harry L. Smith
Marriage of Miss Jean Gardner and Lt. Thomas Brannan
Miss Jean Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Gardner and Lt Thomas Warren Brannan II son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brannan were married December 23 at First Community Church Columbus. The couple reside in Baltimore after a wedding trip. Gardner is OSU education senior. Brannan is OSU alum and Army lieutenant stationed at Ft Holabird Baltimore.
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Middleport
Jean Gardner
Gordon Thomas Gardner
First Ave
Columbus
Thomas Warren Brannan, II
Thomas Warren Brannan
Lakewood
Ohio
Roy A. Burkhardt
First Community Church
Jack Nida
Joanne Gardner
Baltimore
John Mayer, Main Sr
Grandview High School
College of Education
Ohio State
Alpha Phi Sorority
Brannan
Upper Arlington High School
Ohio State University
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
United States Army
Ft. Holabird
Red Cross Executive Committee Meeting Slated
POMEROY The January meeting of the executive committee of the local Red Cross chapter will be at 7 30 p m Tuesday evening in the chapter rooms on East Main Street Mrs George Parker urged all committee members to attend this important gathering for the new year.
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Pomeroy
American Red Cross
E. Main Street
George Parker
Parker
Logan High Yearbook Assembly Promotes 1953 Ariel
Logan High School students staged an afternoon assembly in the auditorium to boost sales of The Ariel. The program included a tribute to Hesad, a talk on finances, a tap dance, a quiz show segment, ad demonstrations, and musical numbers by Tex Texas and Texas Texans with ukuleles.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Hesad
Ariel
Lois Ann Carr
Ralph Kenny
Shirley Buntz
Caroline Siffert
George Sheets
Ronnie Dennis
Charleston
Ann Schultheis
Tex Texas
Texas Texans
Nancy Shaw
Mary Napier
Jessie Brown
Annette Davis
Phil Wells
Carol Risch
Margie Krieg
Jean Morrison
Jack Church
Dick Spals
Eli Keller Rites Set for Wednesday
Logan man Eli Keller of near Ewing died Saturday evening. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran Church with Rev. Paul N. Warner in charge. Burial follows at Ewing Cemetery. Heinlein Funeral Home entrusted with arrangements. Body remains at the funeral home until services.
Logan Native Dies at 65 in Dayton
Peter Myers of Logan died Sunday at his Dayton home after a 10 day illness. He was son of Frank Myers founder of the Myers shoe repair shop in Logan 1850 and uncle of Francis Myers who runs the 101 year old business. He once led the Dayton Chamber of Commerce and is survived by a daughter and two brothers. Funeral in Dayton Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Logan
Peter Myers
Dayton
Myers
Frank Myers
Myers Shoe
Francis Myers
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Frank
Benham
Joe
Baltimore
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Health Dept
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Wiedemann
American Research and Testing Laboratories
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