Logan calendar announces July social and reunion events
The Laurel Valley Grange hosts a fourth of July ice cream social at the hall starting at 4 p.m. The Lehman Leach reunion includes a noon basket dinner at Rach Elmacher Park. Friends and relatives are welcome. On Thursday the Logan Duplicate Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Ohio Power Co auditorium with Marion Grange at 8 p.m. A pot luck supper at 6:30 with iced tea is planned.
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Laurel Valley
Logan
Ohio Power Co
Mrs Palmer Is Hostess For Logan Squaw Club
Mrs Libby Palmer hosted the Logan Squaw Club at her Washington Ave home with sixteen members and guests including Mrs Marie Murphy Mrs Fern Lehman Mrs Donna Geil and Miss Pauline Palmer. Games followed by refreshments. Prizewinners were Mrs Lucille Blake Mrs June McKenzie Mrs Janie Mohler Mrs Eva Prevost and Mrs Ethel Dyer. Get well cards were sent to two members. Mrs Ray Garverick invited the club to meet at her W Front Street home on July 12.
Tlesboro School Holds Second Annual Picnic
Logan announces the second annual picnic of Tlesboro school set for Sunday July 15 at the school. An afternoon program follows a noon basket dinner and invites all alumni teachers friends and families.
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Logan
Tlesboro
Ilesboro
Two divorce suits filed in Hocking County
Lawrence Pinkstock of Rockbridge Route 2 sues Mary Pinkstock of Lancaster for divorce on gross neglect of duty and seeks custody of minor children. A second suit lists Leroy Sickles and Janet Sickles, both 19, through their fathers, against each other for divorce on gross neglect of duty.
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Lawrence Pinkstock
Rockbridge
Mary Pinkstock
Lancaster
Leroy Sickles
William Sickles
Janet Sickles
Paul Wolfe
Methodist Women Hold June Church Meeting at First
Logan WSCS session at First Methodist Church opened with a noon executive meeting and a luncheon. President Mrs Ernest Price led the business as devotions by Mrs Warren Johnson referenced St Matthew. Delegates Miss Barbara Stewart and Miss Gayle Hadley reported on the school of missions at Ohio Wesleyan.
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Bert Bell
Johnson
John H. Ludlow
Barbara Stewart
Gayle Hadley
School of Missions
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Stewart
Miss Hadley
Ludlow
WSCS
Atlantic City
Homer Thornton
Graham
Tex
Ray Thornton
Bristolville
Ohio
W. D. Halley
Keith Flesher
Mary Jane
Parkersburg
Lavada Meyers
James Richard
Roy Wigal
E. T. Winters
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Judson Clark
Dearing
Frank Clark
Arthur Blazer
Bidwell
Ernest Blazer
Merlin Tanner
Cleveland
Emma Tanner
Ethel Richard
Henry Martin
West Virginia
Edna Graham
Hunting Club Announces Its Objectives
Mason County landowners and hunters are invited to Mason County Hunters Association meetings held on the second and fourth Saturdays each month. President H. A. Rutmire outlines objectives including promoting hunting and fishing, stocking wildlife, leasing land for hunting, and fostering good relations with landowners. The association seeks game leases to control game while not altering farm operations and promises to repair any damages caused by members.
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Hartford
Mason County
Mason County Hunters Association
H. A. Rutmire
Ratmire
Loyal Friends and Methodist Classes Attend Camp Picnic
Rio Grande reports the Loyal Friends and Men s Bible Classes of the Methodist Church joined the Young Adult Sunday School Class for a picnic at Camp Asbury. Other notes include family visits and church events across Ohio and Michigan, plus probate and police pension fund figures for Logan and nearby areas.
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Rio Grande
Friends
Methodist Church
Camp Asbury
Imogene McLaughlin
John Peters
Michigan
Carrie Dale
Mary Carson
Springfield
Ill
Zimmerman Rites Set Thursday
Harry E Zimmerman 78 died at his son’s Logan home after three years of ill health. He was born in Vinton County son of Hanley Zimmerman and Alice Waxler. He lived on Logan Route 1 for 60 years as a farmer and carpenter and belonged to Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. Survived by Nora his wife two sons Harold and Harry four brothers five sisters five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Heinlein Funeral Home burial Fairview Cemetery Washington Two.
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Logan
Harry E. Zimmerman
Harold Zimmerman
Vinton County
Hanley
Alice Waxler Zimmerman
Washington Twp
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Nora
Harold
Nellie George
Akron
Heinlein
Fairview Cemetery
Washington
Two Logan Girls Earn Nursing Scholarships
Logan High School’s 1962 graduates Miss Mary Jo Rutter and Miss Linda Bailey have been awarded nursing scholarships by the Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association. They plan to begin training August 21 at Grant Hospital school of nursing in Columbus, with Mary Jo as daughter of William J. Rutter and Linda as daughter of Clifford Bailey.
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Logan
Logan High School
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Mary Jo Rutter
William J. Rutter
E. Main Sr
Linda Bailey
Clifford Bailey
Elm St
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Two Patients
Hocking Valley Hospital notes the admission of Mrs. Bessie Doddrill of Mc Arthur for medical care and Alva Martin of McArthur for medical treatment.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Bessie Doddrill
McArthur
Alva Martin
Point Pleasant Dismisses Duff Family in Local Case
Mrs Doris Neville of Point Pleasant dismsses Mrs Deloris J Duff of Le Tart and her daughter. A humorous aside notes camel hair brushes are squirrel fur. Logan Lank Dane, 75, Longstreth, fined $20 and costs with both suspended for future good behavior after intoxication charges filed by the sheriff. He appeared before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins Tuesday.
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Logan— Lank Dane
Longstreth
Sheriff's Department
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
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Clerk of Courts Office
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Nancy Fay Houseman
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Larry Eugene Elkins
Laurelville
Mary Martha Harper
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James Rhodes
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Portsmouth
A. H. Doering
Pittsburgh
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