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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1953

Page

16

Brick Firm Moves Sales Office to The Diamond Plant

Logan transfer shifts sales of Hocking Valley Brick and Go from Columbus to The Diamond plant office in Logan. E M Harper and John Rossiter relocate to run a centralized sales dept serving dealers and buyers in eastern and southern states, boosting cooperation and efficiency between Logan and The Diamond operations.

Logan Gilbert K. Mitchell Hocking Valley Brick The Columbus New York Coal Sales Co Diamond Hock Ing County Mithell Mitchell E. M. Harper John Rossiter Hocking Athens Counties

Peggy Lou Butts Engaged to Pvt Therrel VanCuren

Plans announced by Mr and Mrs Floyd R Butts of Laurelville Route 2 for their daughter Peggy Lou Butts to wed Pvt Therrel L VanCuren son of Mrs Dorothy Haynes and Clarence VanCuren of Laurelville Route 2 Miss Butts a 1952 Laurelville High School graduate works in the Columbus General De sat Pye finance department VanCuren a 1949 Laurelville High School graduate formerly a steel worker with H M Bovajohn Co of Columbus No wedding date set.

Pye. van Buren Laurelville High School H. M. Bovajohn Co Columbus

Wilkesville Social Notes Highlight June Activities

Wilkesville social notes list June events and visits. The Ladies Circle met at Edith Johnsons. Friendly Neighbors entertained. locals include Larry Baker on leave from Korea and Harold Cottrill on 20 day leave from California. Visits to relatives in Delaware Ohio and Columbus occur alongside Legion services for Myr Reed. Garden Club picnic planned July 7 at Camp Haut near Rio Grande with a 9 30 a m departure and potluck hosted by Mrs J E Strong.

Trussell Woltz Woltz McCormick Delaware Ohio Legion Grove Clovis Straushaugh Carey Strausbaugh Newark Wilkesville

Two young girls take doll carriages on unscheduled neighborhood outing

Two six to eight year old girls from the east end sneaked a seven block call on friends and places in their old Spring Main streets area. Dressed in sun suits and dark glasses with dolls in sun shaded carriages, they wandered until mothers caught them halfway home. Parents found the stunt amusing but warned future unsupervised visits are unlikely for a while.

Logan East End Spring Main Streets

Second Son Born in Logan at Hocking Valley Hospital

Mr and Mrs Phil A Henderson of Logan welcomed a son on a Wednesday at Hocking Valley Hospital. This is their second child. Henderson is a Logan attorney. Rudolph Brandt, raised at a Logan physician's office Friday afternoon, sustained burns to both hands when a gas oven explosion occurred at Brandt's restaurant.

Logan Phil A. Henderson Hocking Valley Hospital Mr. Henderson Rudolph Brandt Borns Brandt

Logan Couple Weds at St Matthew Lutheran Church

Donald Mowery and BetLy Smith were married June 20 at St. Matthew Lutheran Church Logan. Rev Paul N Warner officiated in an open ceremony. Matron of honor was Mrs James Arnold and Mr Arnold attended the groom. The couple hosted an open reception at their Broo home. Both graduates of Logan High School. Mrs Mowery is a dental assistant to Dr Raymond Keairns. Mr Mowery works in an auto repair garage with his father Fred and brother Luther.

Logan St. Matthew Lutheran Church Donald Mowery BetLydean Smith Paul N Warner James Arnold Arnold Broo Mowery Logan High School

Mrs Emma Risch Services Conducted

Services were held at 1 pm Friday at Heinlein funeral home for Mrs Emma E Risch widow of Samuel Risch The Rev E F Braden of Enterprise officiated Music was provided by Mrs E F Braden and Mrs James Jones accompanied by Mrs Walter Prather Pallbearers were Herbert Ralph Walter Walker and Carl Paul and Elmer Risch Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.

LOGAN Heinlein Emma E. Risch Samuel Risch F. Braden Enterprise E. F. Braden James Jones Walter Prather Herbert Ralph Walter Walker Carl Paul Elmer Risch Oak Grove Cemetery

Roberts Family Visitation At Columbus From Logan Togan

Misses Lola Roberts and Mary Katherine Roberts visited Columbus over the weekend with their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Francis Roberts of ? The report notes a family gathering and travel from Logan Togan to the city for a weekend event.

Hocking Valley Hospital Records Admissions and Dismissals

Admission list includes Larry Campbell and Justus Suier from Logan Route medical units in New Martinsville, W V, plus Kenneth Holdren and Charles Daubenmier for Logan Route 4 surgeries. Dismissals cover multiple names from New Straitsville, Logan, Athens, Dundas, and surrounding areas.

Hocking Valley Hospital Larry Campbell Logan Route Medical Justus Suier New Martinsville W. Va Kenneth Holdren Union ‘Furnace Charles Daubenmier Logan Benny Thrapp New Straitsville George Roberts Ian-Ton Herbert Helvigle Lodgan Delmar Freeman Ethel Rochester Fot Athens George Hummel Lorgan Harrison Page Dundas

Life Saving Swim Classes Rescheduled in Logan

Logan pool manager Dwight Diller revised free life saving and swimming lessons sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, Recreation Commission, and Red Cross. A total of 152 people are in instruction. 164 pupils on rolls due to double enrollments across multiple classes.

Logan Logan Swimming Dwight Diller Logan Kiwanis Club Logan Recreation Commission The Red Cross Diller

Four treated at hospital after injuries at Logan scene

Four persons were treated in the emergency room at Hocking Valley Hospital Thursday. Justus Suter of New Martinsville West Virginia was admitted after an oil well casing fell on his foot at Greendale. Mrs Gerald Blosser fell and cut her left wrist on broken glass. Jack Miller nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Miller Logan Route 4 was treated for a head laceration from a bicycle tumble. Oliver Lodge of 303 Gallagher was treated for a lacerated right hand while working on the roof of the Wasson Building for Theo C Johnson Co.

Jack Miller Robert Miller Logan Route 4 Oliver Lodge Gallagher Theo C. Johnson Co Lodge Wasson

Last Rites Held for Melbert T. Allen in Logan

Funeral services were held for Melbert T. Allen at 3 p.m. Friday at Heinlein funeral home with Dr. R. B. Wilson officiating. Organist Mrs. Waller Prather played as pallbearers Willis Ohtinger, Raymond Tucker, George Jurgensmier, John Columber, Robert Christel and Gerald Courter served. Burial followed at Oak Grave Cemetery.

Is June Marriage Month No in 93

In this item the writer decries the old belief that June is the peak month for marriage. It notes April leads in 1953 license issuances in Hocking County, with twenty-two couples visiting Pro bate Court for licenses, reflecting shifting marriage patterns and humorous commentary.

Logan Hocking County

New Quitman County license surge shakes July race

In Pro pare Court the first three days of July produced five licenses as a new challenger rose in the annual joint income tax permits. Listed licensees include Orville Speaks, Margaret Ann Walker, Marion Todd, Helen Kern, Robert Bowlby, Doris Farley, Quo Dye, Shirley Clark, William Ervin, and Ruby Ellinger. Probate Court remains on the courthouse’s second floor and will open Monday morning with ample seating for applicants.

Propare Taté Orville K. Speaks Jthurston Margaret Ann Walker Logan Marion E. Todd Army New Plymouth Helen L. Kern Nelsonville Robert L. Bowlby Doris Jean Farley Haydenville Quo R. Dye U. S. Army Greendale Shirley Clark Carbon Hill William &. Ervin Ruby F. Ellinger

Retailing Up 10 Per Cent in Hocking

County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports Logan County retail business up ten percent for the first half of 1953 over the same period in 1952. Prepaid sales tax receipts totaled 135 699.51, vs 122 063.49 a year earlier, a gain of 13 636.02, though a mid year slump reduced receipts to 11 300.93 for the week ended June 30 from 11 984.99 a year ago. If the trend continues, Moorhead expects a record Retail year in 1953.

LOGAN Hocking County Ralph Moorhead Moorhead

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Brick Firm Columbus General Desat Peggy Lou Butts Wilkesville Social Notes Trip Doctor of Motors MR. and Mrs. Donald Mowery Emma Risch Melbert T. Allen NATCO _ CORPORATION Rat Crek Eyoiee Heather Our Imain Mulberry Logan Butler Brothers N. Court ST Athens, Ohio H.P
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