Kiwanis Get Award For Citizenship
Logan Kiwanis Club received the Veterans of Foreign Wars Good Citizenship Award for 1956 activities aiding children in Hocking County. Charles Ingraham and Dean Collison accepted the plaque at VFW Post 6430 on Mulberry Street with Al Walker delivering the principal address.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan Kiwanis Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. Mulberry Street
James Moorehead
Hocking Post
Charles Ingraham
Dean Collison
al Walker
Plain City
VFW
Haydenville Methodist Circuit Services and Schedules
Haydenville churches list service times sermons and activities for Haydenville Buchtel Murray City First EUB Church Nazarene and others. Activities include Sunday school worship classic sermons youth choirs prayer meetings and midweek gatherings across multiple parishes.
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Haydenville
Edward H. Johnes
Church
Buchtel
Jobs
Roger Fiddler
Murray City
D. S. Dunkle
Call of Samuel
Maple St
Lancaster
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
First Church of Christ
LeRoy S. Haynie
Hocking Valley Tabernacle E. V. Baker
United Brethren In Christ
I. N. Burnworth
Carbon Hill
Kyger Creek BOE Seeks Bids for School Site Fill
The Kyger Creek Local Board of Education invites bids to place and compact about 12 000 cubic yards of Branular fill from borrow pit to Cheshire Kyger Elementary School site. Specifications available from architect Lagedrost Walter Dayton Ohio or clerk Paris Roush Cheshire Ohio. Bids due 12:00 noon February 18 1957 and opened 1:00 PM February 18 1957 at Kyger Creek High School office. Board may reject all bids.
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Kyger Creek
Kgger Creek High School
Doris Roush
Cheshire
Ohio
City of Athens Sealed Bid For Motor Vehicle
The Director of Public Service Safety of Athens Ohio invites sealed bids by February 1 1957 for one automobile and offers one 1954 Ford as trade in. Bids must include full bidder names and a ten percent bond or certified check. Checks returned if rejected. bond or payment conditions apply if accepted.Fra
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Ht Fa
Franz Woodworth
Public Service Safety “Yiy
Athans
Ohio
Seven Are Homeless Fire Victims Getting Aid From Agencies
Logan agencies mobilize to aid Neal Dodd family of nine after a Wednesday fire in Coal Gate Hollow destroyed their home. Salvation Army collects clothing, Lions Club furniture, donated appliances from Elberfeld's, and $50 from the Red Cross chapter to feed the family. Parents and seven children, ages 12 to 2, are sheltered by relatives. calls directed to Red Cross, Salvation Army unit president Mrs. B. G. Greenman, or Lions Club at 54035.
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Logan
Ward
Neal Dodd
Coalgate Hollow
Logan Service Unit
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Elberfeld
Hocking County
Red Cross
Newark
Murray City
Morris Dupler
B. G. Greenman
Salvation Army Service Unit
Youth Groups to Lead Services at EUB Church Weeklong Event
First EUB Church will feature youth in all parts of services from January 27 to February 6 led by Rev. D S Dunkle. Activities include scripture reading prayers ushering and a youth choir anthem with a climax service on February 3 led by Mr and Mrs Robert Bryan with music drama and the film The Way of God.
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Eub Church
Youth Fellowship
Barbara Kraft
Robert Bryan
Birthday dinner and officer installation at Logan Queen Vashti Rebe kah Lodge 533
Logan lodge 533 held a birthday dinner on January 18 in the IOOF dining room. Edytha Walker presided over the business meeting and installed new officers with Estella Barker assisted by Ruth Lehman, Ruby Lehman, and other members. Elective officers included Eva Mae Calvert noble grand and Faye Wittekind vice grand. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday February 1.
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Gayle Hill
Ruth Lehman
Ruth Stevens
Mattie Allen
Viola Palmer
Ellena Wells
Mildred Schultz
Ruby Lehman
Ethel Bratton
Noble Grand
Margaret L. Kistler
Ethel Sinnott
Vice Grand
Mary Ellen Lehman
Inside Guardian
Adult Education Club Holds January Meeting at East School
The Adult Education Club met Tuesday evening at East School for its January session. President Mrs. Herbert Sheline led the business meeting. Members and guests enjoyed games, prizes, and a lunch for 17 members and three guests including Mrs. Sam Van Duren and Mrs. Jack Parsons.
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East School
Albert Mount
Robert Jewell
Herbert Sheline
Robert Chute
Warren Palsley
Charlotte Bleker
William Burgess
Sam van Duren
Jack Parsons
Karen Sigler
Engaged: Peggy Ann Deeds to Robert James Beery
Lancaster Route 4 residents Mr and Mrs Frank Deeds announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy Ann Deeds to Robert James Beery son of Mr and Mrs Russell Beery Logan Route 2 Miss Deeds a Berne Union High School graduate works in the Fairfield County clerk of courts office Beery a Logan High School graduate served two years in the U S Army and now works at the Logan Glass Works of General Electric No wedding date yet set.
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Frank Deeds
Lancaster
Peggy Ann Deeds
Robert James Beery
Russell Beery
Logan
Miss Deeds
Berne Union High School
Fairfield County Clerk of Courts
Beery
Logan High School
U. S. Army
Logan Glass Works
General Electric
Couples Club Hosts Scouting Talk at First Presbyterian
Thirty four members of the Couples Club met at Westminster House of the First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. B G Greenman outlined Scouting aims and ideals before the group discussed sponsoring a Presbyterian Boy Scout troop. Ralph Poston led the business meeting and a film The Hidden Heart followed. Entertainment was handled by Harry Armstrong with arrangements by Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brandt, and Mr. and Mrs. Evans Hand Jr.
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Couples Club
Westminister House
First Presbyterian Church
B. G. Greenman
Ralph Poston
Harry Armstrong
Richard S. Brandt
Evans S.hand, Jr
Society Tuesday Contract Bridge Club Hosts Jan. Twenty Two
Club members and guests were entertained January 22 by Mrs. John W. Lee. Substitute players were Mrs. Virgil Martin and Mrs. Charles Notestone. First prize went to Mrs. Margaret Webb, second to Mrs. Dallas Kinser and Mrs. James Barker received the consolation award. The screen prize went to Mrs. Roger Humphrey. Snacks were served. Mrs. Kinser will host February 5.
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Contract Bridge Club
John W. Lee
Warner Ava
Virgil Martin
Charles Notestone
Margaret Webb
Dallas Kinser
James Barker
Roger Humphrey
Mrs Pearl Brown Services Held
Services for Mrs. Pearl Brown wife of Harry Brown were held at 2 p m Thursday at the Route 75 residence north of Logan with Rev Earl F Schottke officiating Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery by Woodard Funeral Service Mrs Brown died last Monday in University Hospital Columbus after a long illness
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Logan
Pearl Brown
Harry Brown
Route 75
Earl F. Schottke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard
Gearing Serves With 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii
Stationed in Hawaii McARTHUR PFC Bobby C. Gearing son of Mr and Mrs John M Gearing McArthur is a member of the 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii. Gearing a cannoneer entered the Army in September 1954 and received basic training at Fort Bliss Tex He arrived in Hawaii in February 1955.
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McArthur
Bobby C. Gearing
John M. Gearing
25Th Infantry Division
Hawaii
Gearing
Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
Logan Library Adds Noted Factual and Fiction Volumes
Logan district library purchases a set of factual books for civil service prep including Oil Burner Installer and Rural Mail Carrier. New science titles include Our Hormones and How They Work Frontier to Space Atomic Quest Things Maps Don't Tell Us and What Man May Be. Pictorial works feature Heritage and A Pictorial History of the American Indian. Fiction picks include The Etruscan The Bradford Story Taste of Glory and The Robsart Affair.
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Logan
Evalan Hansel
Ohio State Library
America
U. S. Camera
Mark
Douglas
Fred Russell
Dean Hess
Marietta
Bradford
Pomeroy Cab Owner Ralph Robson Dies at 65
Ralph Chiner Robson 65 of Minersville died at Holzer Hospital after three weeks as patient. He owned a Pomeroy taxi service. Survived by wife Gladys two daughters Jean Klees and Eleanor Robson, a brother Steve Robson, and two sisters Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Winebrenner. Funeral arrangements by Rawlings Coats.
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Pomeroy
Ralph
Chiner) Robson
Minersville
Holzer Hospital
Robson
Hartford
Nannie Hood Robson
William
James
Tippie Mills
Gladys
Jean Klees
Eleanor Robson
Steve Robson
Gallipolis
Thomas Duffy
Mabel Winebrenner
Syracuse
Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home
Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital Highlights New Plymouth Baby
Mr and Mrs John Carr of New Plymouth Route 1 welcomed a daughter. Patients admitted include Seth W Sloan Logan medical Roger Gordon Logan medical Mrs Charles Krannitz Lancaster Route 2 surgery Verner Hondell Athens Route Mrs Marvin Partlow Mac Arthur Mrs Hubert Vanover Adelphi.
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John Carr
New Plymouth
Seth W. Sloan
Logan
Roger Gordon
Charles Krannitz
Lancaster
Registrar Appoints Deputy Motor Vehicle Registrar in Laurelville
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced Melvin Mettler of Laurelville appointed deputy registrar of motor vehicles at Laurelville. He succeeds Fred Dent who could not serve due to illness.
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Logan
Laurelville
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Melvin Mettler
Fred Dent
J. E. Moek Dies at 70 in Logan
Logan resident J E Moek 70 died unexpectedly of a heart attack at 2 15 p m Thursday at his home 439 West Street He was a former body and tender repairman for W H Chevrolet Sales and earlier worked at Hocking Valley Railroad He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church Surviving are his wife Anna two sons Harry V Mock of Logan and Wayne of Tucson a grandchild two brothers Harry Mock of Logan and Earl of Pittsburgh Funeral services will be at the First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Earl F Schottke with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
John E. Moek
West Street
Christian
Fannie Petrel Mock
Chevrolet
Hocking Valley
First Presbyterian Church
Anna
Harry V. Mock
Wayne
Tucson
Ariz
Harry Mock
Earl
Pittsburgh
Earl F. Schottke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Town
Chesterhill guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Linscott Amesville with Mrs. Gladys John. Mrs. Carrie Harrold of Zanesville and son Gail Snyder visit Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dulaney. Lee Nott of Philo stays with sister Mona Nott. Jack Armstrong moves to Main Street from Ross Hoon property. Earl Hartley of Hopewell calls on Gladys John. Barbara Lee Bowman spends weekend with parents C. J. and Mrs. Bowman.
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Chesterhill
Ernest Linscott
Amesville
Gladys John
Carrie Harrold
Zanesville
Gail Snyder
Wooster
Harrold
C. C. Dulaney
Lee Nott
Philo
Mona Nott
Jack Armstrong
Ross Hoon
C. I. Schofield
Main St
Earl Hartley
Hopewell
Barbara Lee Bowman
Middletown
C. J. Bowman
Darwin Visitors Report Ample Local Social Calls
Miss Kate Sinclair hosts guests as Johan Whaley Lulu Belle Dorst visit. Mrs Harry Swartz and Mrs Russel Cullums call on Miss Luetta O’Brian. Mr and Mrs Oren Swartz and family from Athens visit. Evelyn Wells spends afternoon with Mrs Harry Swartz.
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Darwin
Herbert Whaley
Thomas Gilkey
Pomeroy
Johan Whaley
Lulu Belle Dorst
Kate Sinclair
Harry Swartz
Russel Cullums
Luetta O'Brian
Oren Swartz
Athens
Evelyn Wells
Adventurous Englishman Lived Later Years in Nelsonville
James Rider Blake, born in Devonshire, spent years at sea, served in the Royal Marines, and later mined across the United States before settling in Nelsonville. He joined the 18th Ohio Infantry in the Civil War, fought at Chattanooga and Chickamauga, and returned home blind, later regaining some sight with help. He remained active in Nelsonville, serving twice on the city council.
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C. H. Harris
James Rider Blake
Nelsonville
America
Athens County
United States
Devonshire
England
James Blake
Royal Marines of
Great Britain
Vanguard
Superb
Teneriff
Cape Hope
Africa
Madagascar
Cape of Good Hope
Helena
Napoleon
Far East Indies
Ropher
Royal Marines
Dartmoor
New York
Pittsburgh
Ohio
West Virginia
Missouri
Illinois
Rebecca Prout
Suffolk County
Mechem
Nathaniel
18Th Ohio Infantry
Athens
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hog and Cattle Prices Reported for U S Market
USDA salable hogs 2200 and mixed lots across weights 165 to 255 lb with prices around 18.10 to 18.60. Cattle and calves noted with varied classes traded, steers 16.25-19.00, heifers up to 20.25, utility cows 10.50-11.50, veal 22-30. Poultry and eggs prices listed, potatoes reported 3.00-4.50.
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Cincinnati
USDA
U. S
U.S
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Kiwanis
Logan Lodge 452
BPO Elks
Logan Church News
Lodge
Bridge Club
Mrs. Pearl Brown
Pomeroy Cab
Hocking Valley Hospital
Verner Hondell
Marvin Partlow
MacArthur
Hubert Vanover
Adelphi
Ey Beed
West Germany
West Berlin
J. E. Moek
Blakes
Pleasant View Avenue
Athens Building Materials Co
Pilgrim
U.S. 50
Safe Bet
Uhimwin’s
V-J-O
Harold Goddard
Uhlman
Sanidyne
Athens Pharmacy
Kinneer Motors
Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge
Plymouth
Platt
Hudson
Union St. Ph
Oldsmobile
R-H
R-H. Fordomatic
Sharp As New
Country Squire
8&P
Clifford Auto Sales
Columbus Rd
Rutland
Rutland Auto Sales
Rutland, O
Metropolitan
Middleport
SEARS
W&h Chevrolet
FORD
Call
Goodness
Wood
Hazel
Waverly Mobile Home
Donnie
Incorporated
International
Gail Watkins
E. State Street
Athens, Ohio
O.U
E. State St
Jerry Brammer
Great Lakes
D. D. Tritipp
Auto Service
Brown's Pure Oil
N. Court
KRAFT
Parker Tire Shop
Landis Gulf Service
Rt. 33 North
Millfield
G. F. Pincell CO
Chauncey
Collect
Red Dog & Limestone
Elmer W. Sutton
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
W. O. Rose
Miller Sanitation
Guysville
Coolville
Acme Dry Cleaners
Oposite P.O
Eddie Jones
Carl Brookhart
Johnson Furniture
Mil St
White’s
Mahaffey Motor Service
Central Ave
H. D. Martin
West Roofing Co
Depot St
William J Sycks
Motorists Mutual
James Wilson
Aigeo Motor Sales
Tansky Motors, Inc
Plymouth Logan, Ohi
E. Mair
U.S. A
Baie le
Messenger
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