County School Board Accepts Resignations
Two Hocking County School Board members resigned after moving into the Logan district making them ineligible. Floyd Brown and Loren J. Schorr left their posts. David Thorne of Carbon Hill and John Bumgardner of Union Furnace were appointed as replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Board of Education
Floyd Brown
Logan Route 4
Loren J. Schorr
Logan Route 3
David Thorne
Carbon Hill
John Bumgardner
Union Furnace
Thorne
Hocking County
Union Furnace Hill
Howard St. Clair
County 4 H Members Preparing for Contest
Hocking County 4 H clubs prepare for the annual demonstration contest set for July 15 at Green Elementary School near Hardenville. Entries may be individuals or teams on health or safety topics with 15 minute single demos or 20 minute team demos. Winners advance to the Ohio State Fair. participants must be 14 and have three years in clubs including 1957.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
4-H
Green Elementary School
Hardenville
Dem
Boy 13 Placed On Probation For Dance Hall Burglary
A 13-year-old Greendale boy and a 14-year-old Franklin County youth admitted breaking into a dance hall in Green dale on June 14 and stealing soft drinks. The Greendale boy was put on probation by Judge Rhea Bancett Brown and ordered to repay the owner. The Franklin County youth was referred to Juvenile Court.
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Logan
Greendale
Franklin County
Rhea Bancett Brown
Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital Record
Mr and Mrs Wallace Beck of Logan Route 3 welcome a daughter. Admissions include Mrs Donald Pine Circleville Route 1 for surgery Rickey Beckett Shawnee surgery Charles Blackstone Logan medical Arthur Harmon Logan Route 2 surgery Mrs Olive McDonald Logan medical Mrs William Conners Logan dismissals Hiram Wing McArthur Route Mrs Roy Deible New Plymouth Route 1 Mrs John T Sanderson Logan William Helber Logan Charles Kirkendall McArthur Charles W Buese Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beck
Logan
Donald Pine
Circleville
Rickey Beckett
Shawnee
Charles Blackstone
Arthur
Harmon
Olive McDonald
William Conners
Roy Deible
New Plymouth
John T. Sanderson
William Helber
Charles Kirkendall
McArthur
Charles W. Buese
Chillicothe
Two Drivers Jailed On Drinking Charges
Two men were committed to county jail to serve three day sentences for driving while intoxicated. Robert L. Flood, 27, of Logan Route 2, and Francis Bressler, 43, of Lancaster, each were fined 150 dollars and costs. Flood was arrested by city police last Tuesday and Bressler was cited on Route 33 northwest of Logan by a state patrolman last Thursday.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Robert L. Flood
Francis Bressler
Lancaster
Flood
Bressler
Hocking County 4-H Clubs Hold July Meetings
Starr 4-H’ers met at Mrs. Hilas McAfee’s home for a seventh gathering with a cross stitch demonstration, sewing and cooking project talks, and skits led by recreation leader Barbara Edwards.
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Starr
Hilas McAfee
Gale Edwards
Barbara Edwards
Nina
Alice Rafferty
Apple Grove Guests Attend Clark Home
Guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Clark included Mr and Mrs Dean Brinker and daughter Betty and children Ann and Billie Carollton of Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Clark
Dean Brinker
Betty
Ann and
Billie Carolton
Carmel
Green filed for divorce over alleged gross neglect and cruelty
Elsi Green sues in Common Pleas Court for divorce from Clarence R. Green alleging gross neglect and cruelty. The couple was married November 28 1947 and there are no children.
Needlework pattern 5512 for woodland embroidery scene
Pattern No 5512 offers a 16 by 20 inch woodland embroidery design with iron transfer, materials, stitch illustrations, color chart, and directions. Send 25 cents, name, address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger, New York. Also advertised is a 1957 Needlework Album with 56 pages and crochet and quilt directions for 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Rose Charmer Pot Holder Apron Pattern No 2033
Rose inspired pot holder to match a fitted apron with an appliqued pocket Pattern No 2033 includes hot iron transfer for applique pieces sewing and embroidery directions Mail 35 cents coins plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett The Athens Messenger New York 36 New York 1957 Spring and Summer Basic FASHION issue 25 cents
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Basic Fashion
Miss Janet VanBibber Weds Thomas Pittman in Laurel Run Church
Miss Janet VanBibber daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold VanBibber of Laurel Run married Thomas Pittman son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Pittman of Logan on Saturday June 22 at Laurel Run Community Church of God. The double ring ceremony featured white gladioli and fern. Reverend Earl Miller officiated with a reception at the bride’s home. The couple reside at 246 West Front Street Logan.
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Logan
Janet VanBibber
Harold VanBibber
Laurel Run
Thomas Pittman
Floyd Pittman
Earl Miller
Laurel Run Community Church of God
Mary Sparks
Donna Tucker
Edna van Bibber
Helen Bumgardner
Edith Wood
Pittman
Union Furnace High School
Carborundum Co
Army Reserve
Front St
Juvenile Court Hears Two Traffic Charges
In Juvenile Court two youths faced traffic charges. Graham Swaim 17 of Haydenville was fined five dollars and costs for unsafe operation on June 16. Floyd Largent 16 of New Plymouth Route 1 had his license suspended 60 days for following too closely after an accident on Route 56 on June 14. State highway patrolman filed both charges.
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Logan
Graham Swaim
Haydenville
Floyd Largent
New Plymouth
Rhea Bangert Brown
Chauncey Area Visitors Share Holiday Calls
Chauncey residents hosted a large group of visitors including the Ball family and Eldon Ball's relatives from Newark New Marshfield Millfield Columbus and Zanesville. Several guests came with children and accompanied by grandparents with lengthy lists of kin and friends.
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Eldon Ball
Melvin Stedman
New Marshfield
James Keirns
Julius Keirns
Preston Byers
Newark
Mary Jane Byers
Fred Byers
John Henry Fiske
Millfield
Edith Keirns
Byers
Carol Ann Doolittle
Teri Rae
Columbus
Etta Hart
Carl Triplett
Mabel Triplett
Nelsonville
Raymond Powell
Delaware
Charley Powell
A. L. Preston
Lloyd Michael
Jerry McNutt
David
Dayton
Harley Collins
Crooksville
William Six
Salem
Evelyn Burchfield
Don Schrappe
Donna
Hugo Schrappe
Jack Schrappe
Ralph McKibben
Phil Weakley
Poston Methodist Church
Clarence Sisson
Thomas Fleming
William Dunkle
Corning
Porpoise Milk Rich in Butter Fat Compared to Cow Milk
A report notes that porpoise milk contains twelve times as much butter fat as cow milk, indicating substantial differences in lipid content between marine mammal and terrestrial dairy milks.
Three People Arraigned Before Mayor On Fireground Charges
Paul H. Mount 18 of Gore Route 1 pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars and costs with a 30 day jail sentence suspended for good behavior. Harold A. Miller 52 of Logan Route 1 fined 20 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Russell O. White 26 of New Plymouth Route 1 fined 40 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Offense occurred on Route 33 southeast of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Wilkes
James Daugherty
Harold A. Miller
Logan
Russell O. White
New Plymouth
Route 33
Installation of officers in Logan Council No 58 Pocahontas
Twenty two members attended the Degree of Pocahontas Logan Council No 58 as Vernie Congreve served as installing officer. Officers installed included Charlotte Blake Pocahontas Norma Wilson Wenona Janet Tschudy Powhatan Libby Palmer prophetess Estella Barker guard of forest Estella Barker guard of tepee Louise Crane Ollie Eastman councilors Elsie Columber Margaret Kistler scouts Eva Prevost Lucille Blake Mary Beougher Jennie Goodlive warriors Estelle Snyder Vernie Congreve runners Stella Wills pianist Mildred Schultz keeper of records Gertrude Waldron keeper of wampum Mary Hiles collector of wampum. Monday July 8.
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Pocahontas
Logan Council No
Vernie Congreve
Charlotte Blake
Norma Wilson
Wenona
Janet Tschudy
Powhatan
Libby Palmer
Estella Barker
Forest
Gladys Lehman
Tepee
Louise Crane
Ollie Eastman
Elsie Columber
Margaret Kistler
Eva Prevost
Lucille Blake
Mary Beougher
Jennie Goodlive
Estelle Snyder
Stella Wills
Mildred Schultz
Gertrude Waldron
Mary Hiles
Charge Dismissed In Preliminary Hearing
Logan Ohio charges of abandoning an expectant mother against Lonnie S. Nelson 20 were dismissed by Mayor Francis Myers for lack of evidence after a preliminary hearing. Nelson was released from county jail where held since Wednesday night. others named include Henry L. Subora Jr. 21 and Shirley Ann Bryan 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lonnie S. Nelson
Francis Myers
Nelson
Gayle
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Hocking Valley Hospital
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Ruth Lehman
Karla Bond
Apple Grove
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Leavenworth
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Topeka
Logan Women’s News
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SAP
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