Enterprise Farm Meeting Concludes With New Officers Elected
Logan report notes final session of the Enterprise Farmers' Institute closing after elections and awards. Kenneth Iles named president. Theodore Lupler vice president. Mrs. Kermit Nihiser secretary treasurer. Mrs. Harold Nihiser Sr hostess. Eli K Risch, Mrs. Juanita Power, and Mrs. Russell Berry named directors. Wool and cotton craft displays noted along with numerous prize winners in embroidery crochet and corn exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Worthman
Mildred Blum
Theodore Dupler
Sam Blum
Catherine Helber
Jessie Stahr
Robert Berry
Jimmy Nihiser
Lois Stahr
Lois Nihiser
June Phelps
County Road Worker Suffers Facial Burns Incident at county job
Logan resident David Rutter was treated for second degree burns to the face and neck after an accident at the county road department. The Gibisonville Institute hosts speakers Elmer Kruse and planned visits by Mrs. D B Phillips and B E Leete to discuss forestry and taxation issues. Exhibits include a salt and pepper shaker collection from Mrs. Merle Fiume and various local crafts. The Logan Institute opens tonight at Pocahontas Hall and the Marion Farmers Institute begins Thursday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
David Rutter
County Road Department
James Worthman
Vera Lindsay
Catherine Nihiser
Gibisonville Institute
Elmer Kruse
Production and Marketing Association
D. B. Phillips
B. E. Leete
Chillicothe
Leete
State Forestry Department
Laurel Township
Merle Fiume
Gibisonville
Logan Institute
Pocahontas Hall
Marion Farmers’ Institute
Prosperity In Early 4 7 Seen on Farm
Logan Elmer F Kruse chief of the Production and Marketing Association spoke at the Logan Kiwanis Club dinner meeting at Blosser's Restaurant on The Agriculture Outlook of the Nation He predicted the first half of 1947 would be prosperous for farmers with caveat on a potential record crop The speaker urged planning on distribution noting foreign export could fall as other nations lack buying power He warned about the need for equitable distribution and discussed reciprocity trade before World War II He named improving food quality as a key agricultural problem and concluded with thanks to Paul Shaw who introduced him Guests included Russell Berry Ralph Drescher Maurice Racer of Marietta district production and marketing supervisor Bob Mitchell and Millburn Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Elmer F. Kruse
Production and Marketing Association
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
Kruse
Paul Shaw
Russell Berry
Ralph Drescher
Maurice Racer
Marietta
Shaw
Bob Mitchell
Millburn Allen
Heyde Declines Celina Call After Long Logan Pastorate
The Rev. Amos L. Heyde, longtime pastor of St. Matthew and St. John's Lutherans in Logan, declined the Celina call to Celina’s St. Paul Lutheran Church. At both Logan congregations’ urging, he will remain pastor in Logan, where he has served since June 1, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Amos L. Heyde
St. Matthew
St. John’s Luthera
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Celina
Mr. Heyde
Attica
Ohio
Contempt Charge Eyed In Logan Court Suit
Judge Harley Meyer takes contempt charges under advisement in the case Vergene Sheffield versus John Sheffield. The plaintiff gains temporary custody of the minor child and is awarded $50 in attorney fees plus $10 in temporary alimony.
Junta Club Hosts White House Dinner Meeting
Logan notes report that members of the Junta Club attended a six o'clock dinner at the White House hosted by Mrs. William Strentz and Mrs. Kleinschmidt. Mrs. John Wellman presided and led a program on comedy using excerpts from Jan Struther works and discussions about Mrs Miniver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Struthers
Miniver
Mary Blasius
Jessie McManigal
Mary
Minette McCray
Book of the Month Club met at 493 Warner Ave
Mrs. George E. Carr hosted the Book of the Month Club at her home 493 Warner Ave at 8 p m Monday. Iris Lowrey selected Lydia Bailey by Kenneth Roberts for the evening in a 1800 to 1805 setting with a dessert course served to fifteen members including Mrs Tom Armstrong and Miss Minnie Louise Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Carr
Carr
Warner Ave
Iris Lowrey
Lydia Bailey
Kenneth Roberts
Tom Armstrong
Minnie Louise Bowen
Mary Eyerman
Bartelle Hamilton
Sally Holmes
Raymond Kearins
Max McKitlick
Eleanor Lee
Grace Orr
Francis Roberts
Sarah Rockhold
Alice Schuler
William Tennyhill
Della Webb
Gladys Webb
Lowry
Girl Scout Troop Plans Seed Packets to Holland Belgium
At a Monday meeting Girl Scout Troop 1 formed seed sending committees for Holland and Belgium. Jean Ann Bowen, the president, named Dorothy Wells and Jeri Weiss to lead seed efforts. Sixteen members answered roll call. plans were set for second class badges at a Court of Awards Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Bowen
Holland
Belgium
Jeri Weiss
Dorothy Wells
Martha Gordon
Patti Williams
Phyllis Wells
Patty Miller
Lois Ann Carr
Lois Jones
Judy Worley
Doris Keller
Shirley Buntz
Mary E. Greathouse
Marjorie Kreig
Sue Showalter
Carol Risch
Monday Night Duplicate Club Held at Mrs. Edgar Paul’s Home
Mrs. Edgar Paul hosted the Monday Night Duplicate Club on E. Main Street with Mrs. Claude Hammon as substitute. Players included Mrs. Ed Kemper Mrs. John Connor Mrs. Clarence Matheny Mrs. Russell Montgomery Mrs. L. A. Riggs Mrs. J. R. Ankinson Mrs. Howard F. White Miss Mary L. Bowen Mrs. Lawrence Hack and Mrs. Elmer Tschappat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Paul
E. Main St
Claude Hammon
Ed Kemper
John Connor
Clarence Matheny
Russell Montgomery
L. A. Riggs
J. R. Ankison
Howard F. White
Mary L. Bowen
Lawrence Hack
Elmer Tschappat
Weekend Guests at Harden Homes Host Zanesville Visitors
Guests over the weekend at the homes of Mrs. H. W. Harden and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harden included Mrs. Herbert Plummer, Miss Margaret Lucas, Mr. S. W. Murphy, and Mr. Charles Murphy, all of Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Harden
Frank Harden
Herbert Plummer
Margaret Lucas
S. W. Murphy
Charles Murphy
Zanesville
Mrs. Blum Dies at Home in West Logan
Mrs. George Blum died at her West Logan home at 9 20 p m Tuesday. Survived by her husband six sons three daughters three brothers and a sister Funeral arrangements by Roberts funeral home. Daughters are Mrs Otis Patterson Mrs Della Tucker and Mrs Stella Seitz Sons include Rev Earl Appleman Russell Appleman Ross Appleman Clarence Appleman Elmer and Jess Appleman. Sister Miss Doris Miller and brothers William Howard and Dan Miller are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Blum
West Logan
Roberts Funeral Home
Otis Patterson
Della Tucker
Haydenville
Stella Seitz
Allensville
Earl Appleman
Russell Appleman
Columbus
Ross Appleman
McArthur
Clarence Appleman
Chillicothe
Elmer
Jess Appleman
Akron
Doris Miller
William Miller
Howard Miller
Dan Miller
Nelsonville
Paul Schrader Services Held
LOGAN The Rev. Fr. John Shrugrue officiated at funeral services for Paul Francis Schrader 40 who died Friday evening in Dayton at St. John's Catholic Church. Interment was in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was a World War II veteran with the Eighth Air Force in France and Belgium and belonged to Murray City Lodge FOE the Holy Name Society and the Knights of St John. Pallbearers listed were Lawrence Ellinger Don Huffman Mickey Connor James Kelch Sol Stoughton and Jacob Fickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Huffman
Mickey Connor
James Kelch
Sol Stoughton
Jacob Fickel
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Kenneth Iles
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Charles Winninge
Allyn
Joslyn Claire
Wana Bryant
David Butler
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Grafton
Keyser
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Ockiey
Alma
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Paul Schrader
Balbriggan
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