Teentimers Club Names New Officers For Year
Logan high school Teentimers Club installs newly elected officers and executive committee for the 1960 season. Charles Daubenmier is president Gary Dalton vice president Susan Baker secretary Kathy Helber treasurer. Host committees listed through March 17 Parents Night marks year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Marion Allen
Logan High School
Central Gym
Charles Daubenmier
Gary Dalton
Susan Baker
Kathy Helber
Sally Frey
Carolyn Guess
Bob Nelson
John Yaw
Kathy Rieder
Janet Johnson
Tom Bell
Gary Wolfe
Don Wahl
Frank Tipton
Carol Smith
Gerry Miller
Allen
Bills Approved By Commission In Hocking County
Logan Ohio boards approve payment of bills totaling 7414.92 in regular session. Easement for highway purposes in Perry Township requested by Claude and Ruth Carroll. Green Township resolution seeks purchase of a 1960 Chevrolet two ton dump truck on a deferred plan under Ohio law. County office payments totaled 2185.14 auto gas 5156.12 dog and kennel 73.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Board of Commissioners of
Hocking County
Perry Township
Claude
Ruth Carroll
Board of Trustees
Green Township
Ohio
Logan Calendar Friday and Saturday Community Schedule
Friday events include Queen Vashti Rebekah installation of officers at 7 30 p m with refreshments. Les Amies Class at Methodist Church at 7 30 p m with sales tax stamps. bake sale at Ohio Power Co sponsored by South Harvey Methodist Church from 9 a m. Saturday features an antique Grace round and square dance 8 30 p m to midnight with music by Viecoy s Buckeye Rangers and invites Grangers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vashti Rebekah
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Onio Power Co
South Harvey Methodist Church
Antive
Granece
Viecoy
Buckeye Rangers
Grangers
Two Divorce Actions Filed in Hocking County
Two divorce actions were filed in the Hocking County Court of Common Pleas. Dorothy Goldsbury requests a divorce from Edwin G. Goldsbury and seeks custody of their minor children, support money, and a restraining order. Laura May Steele seeks a divorce from Ross Steele, alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect, with custody and support, and asks for a restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Laura May Steele
Ross Steele
Minnie M Souders funeral rites set for Saturday
Mrs Minnie M Souders 1247 Third Street Logan died Wednesday at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville after a Monday admission She leaves ten children three daughters seven sons twenty eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren along with a step sister Burial is Oak Grove Cemetery with services at 2 pm Saturday officiated by Rev Willard Dutcher Friends may call after 7 pm Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Minnie M. Souders
Third Street
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
W. Lawrence Souders
William
Mary Calson Corsen
Souders
Hocking County
Mary Hink
Marie Davis
Cleveland
Rachel Cochran
the Plains
Merle
Pataskala
Harold
Daniel
Paul
Joseph
Dot Sheline
Lancaster
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Church Street
Willard Dutcher
Union Furnace
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sewage Plant Workers Meet in Logan Elect Officers
The Ohio Sewage and Industrial Waste Treatment Conference central section held its quarterly meeting in Logan with 28 operators and superintendents from Westerville Worthington Columbus Athens Chillicothe Buckeye Lake Newark Nelsonville Grove City and Logan. After a plant tour with Mayor Myers and Director Rutgers an election named Gerald Courter to lead in 1960 with Eugene Amlin as first vice chairman John Puntenney as secretary and Robert Blankenship as Logan plant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Sewage and Industrial Waste Treatment Conference
Westerville
Worthington
Columbus
Athens
Chillicothe
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Nelsonville
Grove City
Francis Myers
Ed Rutgers
Logan Clay Products
Logan Clay
Gerald Courter
Washington D. C
Eugene Amlin
Leniency Granted in Hocking County Child Support Case
George Brokaw appeared before Judge Harley Meyer after a capius was issued for failure to support a minor illegitimate child. Indicted in April 1959 and pleading guilty, he received a suspended sentence and was ordered to pay $10 weekly. The case was continued 90 days to allow catching up on payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Brokaw
Harley Meyer
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Capius
Brokaw
Meyer
Broadening Of Program Told By Dimes Leader
Logan reports the March of Dimes campaign will broaden to include birth defects and arthritis research. Mrs. Cecile P. Berry, local director, says these cripplers affect one in four U.S. families and that more than 600 birth defects arise before birth. Arthritis costs the nation 1.5 billion annually, with funds aiding under 19-year-olds in severe rheumatoid cases and half of campaign money staying in Hocking County for local patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cecil P. Berry
America
Hocking County
U. S
Berry
National Foundation
Logan Social Notes Church Women Meet
Logan society notes cover a Presbyterian Women’s Association meeting with Martha Steele as president. Devotions, Scripture from Romans, and a New Year’s poem opened the evening. Miss Steele urged members to witness for Christ and self examination amid other prayers. The funeral of William Petty was noted and February plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Steele
Presbyterian Church
Smith Work Group
Winifred Engle
Engle
Paul Monks
Paul Christopher Warren
Christ
God
Lena Monk
William Petty
Fred Keller
Arthur Dollmatsch
Marcus Kerr
A. J. Toerner
Donald Hes
Rudolph Sutton
Howard Rolston
Tom Price
Grange Playlet and 1960 Reports At Meeting
Grange convened Monday evening with Mrs. Winifred Amnah presiding. Mrs. Harold Nihiser Sr presented the 1960 contest report. Oscar Blum reported on vandalism. Betty Poling spoke on Boy's Village and aid appeals were read by Mrs. Fred McClelland. The program by Mrs. Guy Dusenberry included a playlet The New Leaf and other portrayals. Lois Stahr accompanied on piano as Jessie Stahr sang. Roll call used successive methods to improve attendance. Group singing and a panel won by Mrs. Ella Nihiser preceded Auld Lang Syne. Logan report: Douglas Ryan, 22, Cleveland Heights, charged with illegal passing. plea of guilty. fined 10 dollars and costs, suspended by Judge Vaughn Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthca Grange
Winifred Amnah
Harold Nihiser
Oscar Blum
Betty Poling
Fred McClelland
Grange
Guy Dusenberry
New Leaf
the Grange
Dan Matheny
Ella Nihiser
Jessie Stahr
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Douglas Ryan
Cleveland Heights
Ryan
Vaughn Collins
Collins
Local Church Schedules Across Glouster Area
A compiled list shows Sunday School times worship services and midweek prayer meetings for multiple churches in Glouster and surrounding towns. It includes First Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Catholic, Nazarene, and other denominations with specific times and venues.
Church Schedules Across The Meigs Area
A compiled list shows multiple churches with weekly programs including Sunday schools at 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., worship services from 10:15 to 11 a.m., evening services, and midweek prayers. Denominations include Baptist, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Presbyterian, Congregational Christian, Church of Christ, United Methodist, Lutheran, EUB, Adventist, and Christian Science with specific times for youth activities and special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Middleport
First Baptist Church
St. Paul
St. John Evangelical Lutheran
St. Paul's
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Third Ave
Triedstone Baptist
Wednecday
St. Peter's Episcopal
Second Ave
Episcopal Young
Grace Methodist
Cedar
First United Presbyterian
State St
Weekly Church Services Overview in Multiple Towns
Church listings show Chauncey Church of Christ Greens Run Millfield Taylor Ridge and Chauncey Trimble Chauncey Methodist Millfield Pilgrim Holiness Church of God Morristown Holiness Concord Union with Sunday schools worship services and evening meetings scheduled across several towns. Times vary from morning services at 9:15 to 11:10 and evening prayers at 7 30 p m and 8 p m with weekday Bible studies and prayer meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Bishopville
Church of Christ— Bible School
Hooper Ridge
Church of Christ -Bible School
Holy Cross Catholic
Trimble
West Side Church Bible Study
Glouster
Church of Christ Bible School
Church of God
Mt. Moriah
Columbia Chapel Christian Bible School
Dexter Church of Christ—Bible School
Church of Christ
Greens Run
Millfield
Taylor Ridge
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist
Millfield Methodist
Pilgrim Holiness
Morristown
Holiness
Young People's Meeting
Concord Union
Dorr Run
Doanville
Haydenville
St. Louis Catholic
Assembly of God
Rio Grande
Bidwell
First Church of God
Garfield Ave
Church schedules across Nelsonville area churches
A consolidated list of worship times and Sunday school hours for multiple churches in Nelsonville and nearby towns. Includes services at Wylie Chapel AMB Pentecostal Apostolic Gospel Latter Day Saints Carbon Hill Bear Run Nazarene Pilgrim Holiness Zion Ridge Christian Congregational and others with Sunday school times, midweek prayers, and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie Chapel
Penticostal
Apostolic Gospel
Reorganized
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
Carbon Hill
Liberty Hill
First Baptist
Bear Run
Church of the Nazarene
Kimberly
Sun Fay
Murray City
Evangelical United Brethren
Pilgrim Holiness
Zion Ridge Christian Congregational
Sunday and midweek services listed for local churches
A schedule of church events including Sunday schools and worship services at multiple congregations such as Church of the Nazarene, First EUB, St. Matthew Lutheran, St. John Lutheran, Union Furnace, Zion, Union, and Jehovah's Witnesses. Includes times for worship, evangelistic services, prayer meetings, Bible studies, and special Friday and Wednesday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Jacksonville
Hollister
Soul Harbor
High St
First Presbyterian
Church of the Nazarene
St. Matthew Lutheran
St. John Lutheran
Logan City Ohio births and deaths report for 1959
Logan city and Hocking County vital statistics show 21 births and 14 deaths in Logan city for the year, with county totals of 1 birth and 3 deaths in the month. Logan yearly births totaled 228 with 92 deaths, while county births were 10 and deaths 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital Notices Dismissals
Two patient notices list Doris A. Turner of Logan Route 1 and Fern Silesti of Columbus as discharged from Hocking Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Doris A. Turner
Logan Route 1
Fern Silesti
Columbus
Business Law Course At Lancaster Offered
Ohio University Lancaster will offer a business law course covering contracts agency sales negotiable instruments partnerships and corporations. Open to juniors and seniors for credit or to others for knowledge. businessmen welcome. Sessions meet Mondays at 7 p.m. with a $36 cost.
Parole Officer Arrests Violator and Jails Forrester
Logan James D. Walley state parole officer picked up Carl Forrester 24 Route 1 New Straitsville Wednesday evening and lodged him in Hocking County jail. Forrester a parole violator is held until disposition of his case. Logan Committed to Hocking County jail for non payment of old fines in Mayor Francis Myers courts Wednesday evening Thurman Ray Bush convicted of chicken stealing April 16 1958 and Eugene Bush convicted on drunkenness January 14 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James D. Walley
Ohio State Bureau of Pardon and Parole Board
Carl
Forrester
Route 1
New Straitsville
Hocking County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teentimers Club
Paula Galvin
John Wells
Donna MecLin
Bill Chapple
Linda Sommers
Eddie Lafe
Karen Vollmer
Terry Burgard
Peggy McGaw
Eddie Rutter
Vicky Orndoff
Terry May
Jennie Willisop
Tom Rush
Susan Schultz
Roger Nixon
Karolyn Rutter
Vrs. Souders
Valley Auto Exchange
W. Hunter
Logan, Ohio
Peck Nash and
Dave Colliton
Charlie
U. 8S. Air Force
Arctic Ocean
Point Barrow
Alaska
Dimes
FBI
Roy FE. Keleh
Stanley Nutter
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carl Hankison
West Street
SEO Area Church News
Nazarene
Glouster Methodist
Jehovah's Witnesses
Methodist
Red Town
Bishopville Church of Christ
William Brant
Donald Easler
Oakdale Church of Christ Bible School
Seventh-Day Adventist Front
Summitt Sts
Christian Union
Pentecostal Assembly
Dorcas
Children’s Church
Rutland Church of the Nazarene
Bradford
Youth Christian Endeavor
Rutland Church of Christ— Bible School
Forest Run Baptist
Baptist Training Union
Pomeroy Church of Christ
Laurel Cliff
Chester House of Prayer
Alfred Methodist
Syracuse
Church of Christ - Bible School
Heath Methodist
United Methodist
Racine
Bethlehem Baptist
Meigs Area
Naomi Baptist
Carpenter Baptist
Rutland First Baptist
Harrisonville Presbyterian
Zion Church of Christ— Bible School
Pentecostal
Kingsbury Church
Langsville Congregational Christian Church
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Eden United Brethren In Christ
Christian Endeavor
Middleport Church of Christ In
St. Paul and St. John
Danville
Tuppers Plains
South Bethel
Lottridge Eub
Middleport Church of the Nazarene
Christian Science Society
Bethany Eub
F. E. Dunn
Eber Carnahan
Carme' Eub
Wayne Roush
Syracuse Eub
Ben Quisenberry
Haydensville
UNION
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Pt. Pleasant
Main St
New Haven
Bachtel
Hartford
Harmony Baptist
Heights
Main Street Baptist
Bellemeade
Leon
Rockcastle
Wanger
Shiloh
Mt. Zion
Promise Land
Warren
Seventh Day Adventist
Trinity Methodist
Spellman Methodist
West Columbia
Westminster Methodist
Gallipolis Ferry
Christ Episcopal — Holy Communion
St. Peter's
Christ Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
Eighth and Main St
Kingdom Hall
North Main St
Hartford Church of Christ In Christian Union
Logan City
Lorena Larimer
Paul D. Souders
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