Seventh Grade Students Lead 6 Week Honor Roll
Logan Junior High announces the seventh grade led the six week honor roll with 79 students on the list and 42 earning all B grades. Florence Larimer’s room produced the most honorees, with named students from multiple rooms and grades outlined by Principal J Rankison.
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Logan
Logan Junior High School
J. Rankison
Florence Larimer
Hankison
Miss Larimer
Jean Ann Bowen
Shirley Buntz
Norma Fickel
David Gribble
Lois Jones
Marjorie Kreig
Patricia Poling
Sue Showalter
Chester Smith
Joanne Smith
Larry Swartz
Jeri Weiss
M. B. Iles
John Cannon
John Church
Mary Elizabeth Greathouse
Doris Huston
Mary Jarvis
Eloise Poling
Carol Ann Risch
Bob Rutgers
Martha Tipton
Ruth Ann Bowers
Alice Jane Greathouse
Marjorie Kornmiller
Jane Lafferty
Eleanor Lee
Betty Buskirk
Betty Frasure
Marilyn Smoot
Sally Holmes
Becker
Retha Brewer
Mary Johnston
Jack W. Mathias
Jim A George Ours
Bill Rose
Rose Eiland
Neil Goss
Miss Armstrong
Jy Brown
Kenneth Chapman
Yne Dupler
Betty Hankison
Marjorie Hardwood
Charles Krannitz
Young Adult Fellowship Holds January Meeting at Logan Church
Logan Methodist group greeted guests at the church door for a Story in Song program led by Mrs. Matheny. Members enjoyed games, decorated nametags, and a worship service led by Rev. Swengel as 33 members were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Prather
Swengel
Arlo Weiss
Sylvester Frysinger
Josh Matheny
Bright
Calvin Smith
Mary Swengel
Girl Scout Troop Plans Seed Packets for Holland
Members of Girl Scout Troop 1 met after school at the Hull Building scout headquarters. They completed plans to send vegetable seed packets for a family-size garden to Holland.
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Girl Scout Troop 1
Scout
Hull
Holland
S. H. Dillon Announces OU Campus State Courses
Logan a meeting to organize Campus Extension Classes at Ohio University will be held in Ellis Hall Room 101 on Feb 1 at 10 a m in Athens. Samuel H Dillon county school superintendent announced the plan with instructors in English education sociology psychology and arts and music. Enrollment grants residence credit not extension credit with a $6 per semester hour fee.
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LOGAN
Ohio University
Ellis Hall
Athens
Samuel H. Dillon
J. Floyd Dixon
Dixon
Shoemaker
Sias
Putnam Hall
Local visitors anchor weekend gathering in Bow en St and Cleveland
Josephine Hiles Letha Hiles Bill Reeves and Don Matthews of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Arlis Hiles Bow en St Mr and Mrs Desmond Brad dock of Cleveland were guests of their mother Mrs Scott Brad dock S Mulberry St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hiles
Letha Hiles
Bill Reeves
Don Matthews
Columbus
Arlis Hiles
Bowen St
Desmond Braddock
Cleveland
Scott Braddock
S. Mulberry St
Logan YWCA Plans Listed By Committee
Logan plans for a local YWCA organizing meeting completed by advisor Mary Eyerman president Lois Inboden and a Y Teens Club committee. The meeting is Feb 11 at 7 30 p m in the Logan High School auditorium for those seeking to form the YWCA affiliate. Two representatives will attend a SEC women meeting in Athens Feb 1 and report back.
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Logan
YWCA
Mary Eyerman
Lois Inboden
Logan Senior High School
Future Club
SEC
Athens
Athens High School
Miss Inboden
Farm Bureau Dinner Set in Logan with Speaker
Logan County Farm Bureau members were urged to reserve tickets for the fourth annual banquet on Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Logan Clay Products recreation rooms. A business session will elect new officers and directors after the dinner. Douglas Stanfield will speak and the Boys Industrial School Chorus will perform.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Farm Bureau Association
Logan Clay Products Co
Farm Bureau
S. Mulberry St
Theodore Dupler
Douglas Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau
Boys Industrial School Chorus
Booster Bake Sale Planned at Union Furnace High School
Logan Ohio The Band Boosters Club of Union Furnace High School plans a bake sale Friday at 10 30 a m in the assembly room of the Ohio Power Co on East Main Street Proceeds will fund new band uniforms and equipment Mrs Norman Anderson chairs the sale committee includes Mrs Harold Zimmerman and Mrs Lloyd Hinerman
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LOGAN
Union Furnace High School
Ohio Power Co
E. Main St
D. O. Davis
Starr- Washington
Norman Anderson
Harold Zimmerman
Lloyd Hinerman
Two Traffic Violators Arraigned by Mayor Weltner
Mayor W. Denzil Weltner arraigned two traffic violators after arrests by the Athens Post of the State Highway Patrol John Celumber. Logan pleaded guilty to reckless operation on US Route 33 and was fined $10 plus costs. Ellsworth B. Gambelee of Cleveland was fined $10 plus costs for driving without an operator license. Charles Lavey of Logan also appeared and was fined $5 plus costs on intoxication charges.
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Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
John Celumber
Ellsworth B. Gambelee
Cleveland
Weltner
Charles Lavey
Trimble Grange Plans For Anniversary Event
Trimble Grange met Saturday to plan observing its anniversary on February 22. A program will be arranged. The group discussed finishing remodeling of two upstairs apartments and agreed to meet Thursday at the hall to continue. A resolution asked Senators Taft and Bricker and Rep. Jenkins to sponsor sugar relief for families, urging Pomona Grange support. Mrs. Gertrude Brown was named refreshments chair for the Feb. 8 meeting. Pie, sandwiches and coffee were served.
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Glouster
Trimble Grange
Taft and
Bricker
Rep
Jenkins
Congress
Pomona Grange
Gertrude Brown
Millfield
Joseph Bauer Speaks to Rotary on Boys Town
Logan Nebraska man ages Western Union Telegraph Co. office spoke to the Rotary Club Monday evening at Blosser's Restaurant banquet room. He explained how Boys Town is operated and described activities of residents, including schools, factories and clubs. G. R. Robinson was program chairman. 41 members attended the six o clock dinner with Cy Jones of Columbus as a guest.
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Logan
Joseph Bauer
Western Union Telegraph Co
Rotary Club
Blosser
Bauer
Nebraska
G. R. Robinson
Cy Jones
Columbus
Sheriff Probes Starr Robbery at C and O Depot
Logan reporters say Sheriff Floyd Duffy and Deputy Jack Waldron are investigating a burglary at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad depot in Starr. Thieves reportedly rolled a safe from the waiting room after prying a window, taking about 15 dollars in cash. office safe opened at the bottom, with papers found near the scene. C and O agents and railroad officials assist.
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Duffy
County Agent Meet Slated in Chillicothe for 4 H planning
Logan County Agricultural Extension Agent James R. Smoot will attend the Southern Ohio County Extension Agents district 4-H Club conference in Chillicothe on January 31. Home demonstration and extension agents from Athens Ross Gallia Meigs Hocking Lawrence Vinton Brown Jackson Highland Pickaway Adams Scioto Pike Perry counties will assist in planning the coming 4-H Club year. Consultants include Mrs. Alice King Eva Kinsey W W Brownfield C C Lang and Ross Mooney from Ohio State University.
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Logan — County
James R. Smoot
Ohio County
Chillicothe
Athens
Ross
Gallia
Meigs
Hocking
Lawrence
Vinton
Brown
Jackson
Highland
Pickaway
Adams
Scioto
Pike
Perry
Alice King
Eva Kinsey
W. W. Brownfield
C. C. Lang
The
State Extension Office
Ross Mooney
College of Education
Ohio State University
Mrs Huggins Dies at Home in Logan
Marcia E. Huggins 66 widow of James Huggins died yesterday at her residence 571 E Front St after weeks of illness. A native of Hocking County she lived in Ewing before moving to Logan. She belonged to Ewing Grange and Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survived by two sons Byron and Merle Huggins of Mt. Pleasant Michigan two sisters and two grandchildren. Heinlein funeral service handling arrangements.
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Logan
Marcia E. Huggins
James Huggins
E. Front St
Hocking County
Huggins
Ewing
Ewing Grange
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Byron
Merle Huggins
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Charles Schaal
Vleva Rhoades
Lorgan
James
Patricia Sue Huggins
Heinlein
Two Births Reported At Hocking Hospital
Two births were reported by Hocking Valley Hospital. A son weighing eight pounds three ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Neff of Logan Route 2 on Saturday, and a daughter weighing six pounds nine ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Miller of Logan on Monday.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Harry Neff
Tom Miller
Carl Shaw
Nelsonville
Ramey Nutter
Gore
Paul T. Ellinger
Robert la Follette
Boyd Redick
Ed Mundy
Mrs. Lewis Hansley Admitted for Surgery in Columbus
Mrs. Lewis Hansley of 798 East Second Street was admitted to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus for surgery. She is assigned to room 515.
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Logan
Lewis Hansley
E. Second St
St. Francis Hospital, Columbus
Halbert in Serious Condition After Lung Hemorrhage
Ralph Halbert was rushed to University Hospital in Columbus by the John S. Blower ambulance for observation after a lung hemorrhage. He has been seriously ill for months and remains in serious condition. The same ambulance conveyed Mrs. Ruth Searles from Sheltering Arms Hospital to her Hollister home after an appendectomy.
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Glouster
Ralph Halbert
University Hospital
Columbus
John S. Blower
Halbert
Blower
Ruth Searles
Hollister
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Max Sayre Is Transferred To Cleveland Hospital
Mr and Mrs W A Sayre of Trimble announce their son Max Sayre has been moved from Mansfield to St John’s Hospital in Cleveland after a gasoline explosion left him seriously burned nine weeks ago. Doctors expect he can leave within three or four weeks.
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Glouster
W. A. Sayre
Trimble
Max Sayre
Mansfield
Max
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Magic City Lodge Plans Feb 14 Event for IOOF
Magic City Lodge IOOF to host the County Odd Fellows Association on February 14 with a special program. D. E. Carr H. E. Jones and H. E. Cheney named to plan the program while H. E. Cheney Carl Kearns and Orville Bingman handle refreshments.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge
IOOF
County Odd Fellows Association
D. E. Carr
H. E. Jones
H. E. Cheney
Carl Kearns
Orville Bingman
Miss Freda Coffman Engagement Announced
Glouster Ohio resident Chester L Coffman announces the engagement of his sister Freda Irene Coffman 167 Markison Ave Columbus to Perry E Warren son of Mr and Mrs Frank Warren Willard Ohio Freda a graduate of Office Training School Columbus and employed by Sunday Creek Coal Co Warren a five year veteran and student at Ohio State University no wedding date set
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Glouster
Chester L. Coffman
McLeish
Freda Irene
Markison Ave
Columbus
Perry E. Warren
Frank Warren Willard
Ohio
Glouster Personalities Visit Middleport Guests
Glouster residents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kittle spent Saturday and Sunday in Middleport with Mrs. Kittle's mother Mrs. Nell McCoy. Charlotte Cotter, employed in Columbus, weekend with her parents. Mary Louise Meade of Columbus visited her parents. Sunday guests included Audrey Bailey and Robert Syx from Columbus.
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Glouster
Roger Kittle
Helen
Mike
Middleport
Kittle
Nell McCoy
Charlotte Cotter
Columbus
James Cotter
Mary Louise Meade
Joe Meade
William Stephenson
Audrey Bailey
This City
Robert Syx
New Home Laundry Planned in Nelsonville
Nelsonville receives word that James Register of Lancaster will open a home laundry at 616 Poplar St rear, offering laundry services and equipment use at low rates with no current delivery. He plans to relocate when a house becomes available. Mrs. Z M Jones returns from Columbus visit with relatives in Glouster.
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Nelsonvile
James Register
Lancaster
Poplar St
Nelsonville
Register
Rothwell Club Meeting Set At Mrs Blower Home
The Rothwell Club will convene at Mrs E M Blower's Madison Street residence on Thursday at 2 p m local time with members expected to attend.
Taken To Hospital In Athens For Treatment
Mrs. H. F. Kittle was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens Friday morning for throat ailment treatment and was expected to be brought home to Glouster today.
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Glouster
H. F. Kittle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Logan George Wallace pleads innocent to assault charges
George Wallace Logan pleaded innocent Monday afternoon before Magistrate Frank S. Clair to assault and battery charges. Wallace was arrested January 26 by Sheriff Floyd Duffy.
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Logan
George Wallace
Frank S. Clair
Wallace
Floyd Duffy
Benefit March of Dimes Basketball Games Slated
Nelsonville High School Auditorium hosts two charity basketball games for the March of Dimes drive. At 7 p.m. legions from the American Legion Post and the Veterans of Foreign Wars play, followed by the Waterloo Independents facing the VFW team at 8 p.m. Admission is free, with voluntary contributions requested during the contests.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
American Legion Post
Veteras
Foreign Wars
Waterloo Independents
VFW
March of Dimes Committee
Youth Group Rummage Sale Planned by First Methodist
Nelsonville youths from the First Methodist Church plan a rummage sale in the Coakley Building on Fayette Street. The sale runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 641-W or 387-M to donate items for collection this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Methodist Church
Coakley
Fayette St
Varsity Basketball Player Kenneth Turner Recuperating
Kenneth Turner senior and varsity team member is recovering at his grandparents home on Nelsonville Route 1 from injuries to his right knee sustained last Tuesday night playing basketball at Buchtel school. He remains confined to home but is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Nelsonville
Kenneth Turner
Clarence Tignor
Buchtel School
Kenneth
Mrs. John Rittermeyer Returns From Columbus
Mrs. John Rittermeyer has returned from Columbus where she was summoned by her daughter Marys illness. Mary underwent eye surgery at White Cross Hospital and is reported recovering satisfactorily in Room 340.
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Nelsonville
John Rittermeyer
Columbus
Mary
White Cross Hospital
K of P Auto Club to Meet Wednesday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report says the K of P Auto Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Nelsonville with members from Logan Glouster and Nelsonville lodges. The rank of page will be conferred at the meeting and refreshments will be served.
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Nelsonville
K. of P. Auto Club
Paul Williams
Logan, Glouster
Mr and Mrs Dupler Sell Home and Plan Move
Mr and Mrs Stanley Dupler of 1020 Chestnut Street Nelsonville sold their residence on Monday to Wid Hoskins of Deanville. The Duplers plan to move to Columbus.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Dupler
Columbus
Nelsonville
Stanley Dupler
Chestnut St
Wid Hoskins
Deanville
Locker room damage reported after Wellston game
Nelsonville school officials notified police that the high school locker room was damaged by visitors during last Friday's Wellston game. The estimated damage was $20.
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Nelsonville
Wellston
Mrs John Wood to Host Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mrs John Wood will host the Presbyterian Missionary Society at her Nelsonville home Wednesday at 2 pm. Mrs Frank Knox will review The Silent Millions Speak by Dr Frank Lanback for the meeting.
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Nelsonville
John Wood
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Frank Knox
Frank Lanback
Hoag Cited for Speeding in Nelsonville Court
Raymond T. Hoag of Columbus was charged by city police with driving 60 mph in a 35 mph zone. He is to appear before Mayor Oral G. Daugherty in Nelsonville on February 2.
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Nelsonville
Raymond T. Hoagland
Columbus
Oralg Daugherty
Thespians Admit 22 Members At Nelsonville High
The Nelsonville High School Thespian Club pledged 22 candidates during ceremonies led by president Richard Kelley. Names include Charles Hayden Paul McDaniel Billy June Foughty and Ann Brush. Crewheads for the junior class play Ghostly Quarantine were named and plans were made to join the National Thespian Dramatic organization.
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Nelsonville
Thespian Club
Nelsonville High School
Richard Kelley
Charles Hayden
Paul McDaniel
Billy June Foughty
June Shaffer
Ann Brush
Dorothy Ross
Janie Kreig
Virginia Fick
Marty Betts
Jean Fick
Marguerite Orahood
Dale Townsend
Lois Bateman
Virginia Coakley
Mona Miller
Jay Freeman
Carl Freeman
Joan Carter
Wedding Shower Honors Barron Couple at Arnott Home
A Friday wedding shower was held at the home of the Rev T H Arnott honoring Mr and Mrs Earl Barron who were recently married. Refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mrs James Pitts and daughters Faye and Rosemary and many local residents.
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Nelsonville
T. H. Arnott
Earl Barron
James Pitts
Faye
Rosemary
James. Pitts, Jr
Bobby
Jennie Willison
Marcella Malone
Clarence Winigman
Chester McManamay
Goldie Nelson
Shirley Malone
Virgil McKnight
Gyneth
William Davis
Andrew Donohue
Kenneth
Vera Davis
Libby Kelly
Phyllis Jewett
Rachel Moore
Ted Winigman
Myrtle Wright
Virginia Valkinburg
Charles Arbell
Hannah Verian
Roy Barron
Katherine Murray
Margy Thompson
Juanita McCollister
Jimmy Jones Post Hosts Open House Fish Fry
Jimmy Jones Post 8289 VFW in Nelsonville announces an Open House and Wimpy style hamburger fry on January 29 starting at 7 p.m. Members guest members and friends are invited.
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Nelsonville
Jimmy Jones
VFW
WSCS to Convene at Mrs Weller Home Nelsonville
WSCS of the First Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 192 North Jefferson Street hosted by Mrs Phillip Weller. The event marks a church gathering in Nelsonville with members attending from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Victory Circle
Wscs
First Methodist Church
Phillip Weller
N. Jefferson St
Pvt Billy Monks Returns Home From France
Pvt Billy Monks, stationed in France since last July, arrived Sunday at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Co W Monks in Nelsonville. He expects to receive his discharge in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Billy Monks
France
Co. W. Monks
M. M. Club to Meet at Mrs Hutchins Home
Nelsonville notice states the M. M. Club will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Hutchins on Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. M. Club
Mary Hutchins
Madison St
Man Finds Quick Relief From Sciatic Pain
Robert Jordan of Colon Michigan endured hip to calf pains from neuritis and arthritis. After trying many medicines he bought Muscle Rub following an ad and felt relief in three days returning to work. The ad promotes a money back guarantee and suggests Quick's Cut Rate and other drug stores carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jordan
Colon, Mich
Colon
Mich
Mr. Jordan
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