Red Cross Seeks 155000 Christmas Gifts for Seagoing Servicemen
Red Cross officials in Logan announce a national ARC drive to supply 155,000 gifts for Army and Navy personnel at sea this Christmas. Mrs. James Horwell, executive secretary of the Hocking County Chapter, says gifts for armed forces members at sea are now being accepted locally by the Red Cross.
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LOGAN
Red Cross
James Horwell
Hocking County
National Arc
Army
Navy
Funeral services for Homer A. Schein held today
Funeral services for Homer Allen Schein 68 Laurel Township farmer who died at his farm near Gibisonville Tuesday were conducted today at 2 p m in the Fairview Methodist Church with Rev Amos Hoover of Coolville officiating. Music by the Bethany Quartet. Pallbearers listed and burial in the church cemetery.
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John Starner
Harold Nihiser
George Kirshbaum
Church Cemetery
Local residents host visitors and travel notices in Corning
Corning notes list many visitors from Columbus Buckeye Lake Portsmouth and Columbus including Mrs Joe Fry and Eliza Murray Mrs Leo Priest and others. Several relatives travel between Corning Columbus DeKalb and Vinton for visits and family engagements over the holiday period.
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Corning
Joe Fry
Eliza Murray
Leo Priest
Columbus
Harry Schottlekorb
Charleston
Cyrus Weaver
Buckeye Lake
Jess Plant
Gail and Wallace Ambulance
Lorana Woodruff
Willard
Betty
Charles
Lucretia Dupre
Portsmouth
Charles Woodruff
Beryl Booth
Jean Dudash
Mary Woodruff
Vinton
Mary
Lawrence Reed
DeKalb, Ill
Walter Brunes
Richard Ines
Prize Winner Omission Sparks Kiddies Night Mixup
Middleport youngster Roger Keith Bennett dressed in a soldier suit rode a red and white tricycle and won a prize at the Kiddies' Recreation Night held on Monday. his name was unintentionally omitted from the official prize list.
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Middleport
Roger Keith Bennett
Local group seeks holiday package donors by Sept 1
Mrs. Horwell asks participants to notify by Sept 1 at the local chapter office over Blosser's Restaurant or by phone 556. Packages must be ready for shipment by Oct 31 and wrapped in sturdy Christmas paper. Donor names and addresses may be included as requested.
Logan Men Arrested In Mayor Court Arraignments
Five Logan men appeared before the mayor's court over two days. Thomas Saunders of Logan Route 4 received a suspended 30 day sentence and a $25 fine for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. Thomas Brown of Logan Route 1 was fined $5 for reckless operation. Reed Salisbury Earl Jeffery and Albert Cohagan were each fined $5 for intoxication or fighting after Tuesday arrests.
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Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Thomas Saunders
Thomas Brown
Reed Salisbury
Earl Jeffery
Albert Cohagan
Council Committees Tour Hocking State Parks
Executive committee for the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council of eight hill counties toured the Hocking State Parks near Logan yesterday. James D. Wells, Logan associate state forester, led the tour. They dined with the Logan Chamber of Commerce at 6:30 p.m.
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Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking
James D. Wells
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan Social Notes of Brownie Troop Camp and Local Visits
Brownie Troop 10 members returned from an overnight camp at the Girl Scout retreat near Rockbridge Quannacut featuring woodcraft nature crafts and a cookout led by Mrs Myron Stoltz and Mrs Floyd Beougher. Other items note a Questionnaire Club gathering at Mrs Frank Judy’s home with prizes awarded to several members and a string of visits and vacations among Logan residents including Frazees and Skinners with relatives visiting from Urbana Pittsburgh and Arlington Virginia.
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Logan
Brownie l
West Parent-Teachers Association
Quannacut
Rockbridge
Myron Stoltz
Floyd Beougher
Harley St. Clair
Carl Johnson
Karen Johnson
Jane Hutton
Betty Ruff
Barbara St. Clair
Diane Beougher
Carol Beougher
Judy Stoltz
Frank Judy
N. Mulberry St
Julia Donahue
Joseph Schaad
Lawrence Kessler
Ed Eberst
Ivan Moorehead
al Kaiser
Mary Blasius
Joe Brown
Frank Weiland
Clarence Johnston
John Connor
Schaad
Donahue
Kessler
Walter Frazee
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Skyline Drive
Urbana
Jack Frazee
Howard Frazee
Pittsburgh
Frazee
Clarence Skinner
Don Skinner
Ray Perkins
Linda
I. V. Risch
Neal Shaw
Jean Ann Skinner
Ray Skinner
Bexley
C. L. Kreachbaum
Charles Kreachbaum
Carol
Arlington, Va
Dallas Burgess is 19 at home party in Fountain Street
At 183 Fountain Street Mrs. Rhoda Burgess hosted a party for her son Dallas on his nineteenth birthday. Contests and prizes went to William Howdyshell Bob Burgess and Betty Stump. Refreshments were served to a list of guests including Mildred Kern Alice Aurand and Faye Clark. Gift givers May Clark and Mrs. Sussanna Estep could not attend.
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Rhoda Burgess
Fountain St
Dallas
William Howdyshell
Bob Burgess
Betty Stump
Mildred Kern
Alice Aurand
Faye Clark
Jean Aurand
Eugene Miller
Clarence Green
Danny Joe Burgess
May Clark
Sussanna Estep
Timberlakes Plan Oklahoma House Move This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Pearl Timberlake and their children Leah and Tommy travel to Lawton Oklahoma to house Timberlake during the weekend Mrs Ralph Webb will be visiting.
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Pearl Timberlake
Leah
Tommy
Lawton
Okla
Howard Timberlake
Ralph Webb
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Births list: Mr and Mrs Robert Clark Nelsonville a son six pounds thirteen ounces. Mr and Mrs William Skiver Logan a son eight pounds. Admitted: Mrs Levi Palmer Logan. Mrs Thomas Riley Jr Nelsonville. Mrs Gerald Sinnott Logan Route 4. Mrs Joseph Trovato Shawnee. Mrs Naomi Goulding Logan. Mrs Viola Palmer Logan. Dismissed: Homer Trowbridge and infant son New Plymouth. Georgeanne Kirkendall Nelson. Mary Kathryn Sparks Haydenville. Mrs Donald Leasure and infant son Logan Route 4.
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Robert Clark
Nelsonville
William Skiver
Logan
Levi Palmer
Thomas Riley, Jr
Gerald Sinnott
Joseph Trovato
Shawnee
Naomi Goulding
Viola Palmer
Homer Trowbridge
New Plymouth
Georgeanne Kirkendall
Baptist Services Listed At New Straitsville
New Straitsville notices list Baptist Church services for Carmel Old Straitsville and Carpenter churches led by Rev. Charles J. Bowen. Activities include School Worship at 9 30 a.m. Young People's Society 6 30 p.m. Evening Preaching 7 30 p.m. and Lord's Supper at 10 30 a.m. with the theme The Greatest Gift.
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New Straitsville
Charles J. Bowen
Baptist Church Parish
Carmel Baptist — Church
Young People’s Society
Rachel Keeler
Old Straitsville
Carpenter—Church
Local visits and gatherings in Langsville area noted
Carol Pierce Jr and parents hosted and were visited by relatives from Chelsea Michigan and other towns. Several community members spent weekends with acquaintances, with Joe Miller delivering mail away from his route and Mrs. Dwight Brown undergoing a surgical operation in Charleston General Hospital.
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Langsville
Carol Pierce, Jr
May Flower
Pickerington
Ohio
Carol Pierce
Frank Abdon
Richard
Gary Wright
Joan Minix
Floyd Genter
Terry
Chelsea
Mich
Russell Abdon
Gallipolis
Max Smith
Nitro
W. Va
Marvin Morris
Clair Nelson
Frank Braley
Harrisburg
Ray Miller
Parkersburg
von Miller
Maynard Davis
Joe
Sue
Charleston
L. E. Entsminger
W. A. Miller
F. C. Taylor
Columbus
Cecil Bolin
Jackson Lake
Dwight Brown
Charleston General Hospital
Ethel Miller
Churches Schedule August Services Across Logan
Logan churches announce August schedules with First Presbyterian planning a month’s vacation in August and resumption on the first Sunday in September. listings cover First Evangelical United Brethren First Methodist Church First Presbyterian Jehovah’s Witnesses West Logan Pilgrim holiness Trinity Lutheran Gore Eve Circuit and local offerings including Sunday school times worship, communion and prayer meetings.
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First Evangelical United Brethren
A. N. Grueser
Clarence Phillips
Grace Orr
Carl Spence
First Methodist Church
Clinton W. Swengel
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Walter Prather
Jehovah's Witnesses
Church and Kingdom
the New Earth
West Logan
Earl Appleman
Young People's Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul D. Holtzen
Gore
Earl W. Miller
Oroville
Otterbein
Rebekah Lodge Social Honors Two Former Members
Shawnee Rebekah members held a social for two former members visiting from Harrisburg Illinois and Newark Ohio with 26 members present. Local ill health updates note Harry Baker in Elyria hospital and Mrs. Harrison Hamrick in Samaritan Hospital Zanesville for an operation. Birth announcements report Cathryn Ann Leaver born July 1 to Mr. and Mrs. John William Leaver of Sebring with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Leaver of Shawnee.
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Fred Nagel
Harrisburg
Ill
Griff Jenkins
Newark
Ohio
Harry Baker
Elyria
Harrison Hamrick
Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
John William Leaver
Sebring
Cathryn Ann
William Leaver
Shawnee
Willard Norris
Akron
Youngstown
Charles Purdum
Purdum
Shade Creek
Allen Davis
Jimmie
Don
Nelda Taylor
Margaret Hopkins
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