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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1962

Page

7

Fifteen Attend Lodge Meeting in Logan Vash ti Rebekah

Fifteen members were present for the recent Queen Vash ti Rebekah Lodge meeting led by noble grand Margaret L. Kistler. Installations were held for Ruby Lehimis treasurer and Clara Lightfoot color bearer. A July 15 picnic at Rachelmacher Park is planned for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs families with rain fallback at the lodge hall. A luncheon on July 25 will support the annual Youth Caravan sponsored by the IOOF Lodge.

Garet L. Kistler Noble Grand Ruby Lehimis Clara Lightfoot Rachelmacher Park Odd Fellows Rebekahs Ioof Lodge

Marion Grange Social Meeting Notes and Plans

Logan Charles Blackston presided at Marion Grange’s latest gathering. A potluck preceded the program arranged by Mr and Mrs James Wolfe. Laurel Valley Grange members will attend Marion Grange on July 19. Ice cream social and a hospital project donation were approved. The chapter was draped in memory of Amos Ellinger.

Logan Charles Blackston Marion Grange James Wolfe Laurel Valley Grange Hocking County Pomona Grange Amos Ellinger

Ruth Heft Bible Boosters Hold Annual Picnic Meeting

Twelve members and two guests attended the Ruth Heft Bible Boosters annual picnic at Mrs. Anthony J. Toerner home on E Main St. After supper a short meeting was held and Mrs. Toerner presented Bible study on the large porch and lawn setting.

Logan Glenda Shriner Ginny Vargo Ruth Heft Bible Boosters Anthony J. Toerner E. Main St Toerner

Logan Calendar Weekend Events in Union Furnace and Nearby

Friday features a homemade ice cream social on Union Furnace Presbyterian Church lawn at 5 p m with a rain plan to the Union Furnace school gym Moose party games at the lodge Past Matrons and Past Patriots of Venus Chapter CES dinner at Lake Hope dining lodge 645 p m Fellowship WSWS observance of the 39th anniversary at church 730 p m Rev Edna B Huches speaker Saturday includes an ice cream social by Fairview Methodist WSCS at Harold Nihiser Sr home near Midway Station Run Farm Bureau Advisory Council at Don Ruff home Chicken barbecue 6 p m Upper Room Sunday School class picnic at Neal Dillon home Route 6648 4 8 p m rain at Rachelmacher Park Shelter House Election of officers Bring table service meat dish or sandwiches and a covered dish Beverage furnished Chicken supper at 430 p m Lau rel Run Community Church on Laurel Run Rd one mile off Route 33 Laurel Run Rd

Union Furnace Presbyterian Church Union Furnace Lodge Venus Chapter Ces Fairview Methodist Wscs Harold Nihiser Midway Station Run Farm Bureau Advisory Council Don Ruff Methodist Church Neal Dillon Rachelmacher Park Laurel Run Community Lawrence Wolfe Route Laurel Run Rd

Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges

Hospital records show Miss Bess Slatter of Logan Route 4 admitted in May and Isaac Woltz of Logan Route 1 discharged from Hocking Valley Hospital located in Logan.

Logan Bess Slatter Isaac Woltz

Mayor Hears Three Cases

Harry Raymond Brown aged 46 of Coalton was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Samuel Claar aged 34 of Coalton was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Ray Mahley aged 54 of Logan Route 2 was fined 25 dollars and costs with 10 dollars suspended after pleading guilty to drunk and disorderly at 10:40 Wednesday in the Wooden Shoe Bar and Grill parking lot.

Harry Raymond Brown Coalton Samuel Claar Ray Mahley Logan Wooden Shoe Bar

GOP District Meeting At Jackson Reports Three Attendees

Mrs. Milda Meyer Mrs. Erma Myers and Mrs. Edna Boss attended a 10th Congressional District GOP strategy meeting at the Colonial Restaurant in Jackson on Wednesday. Homer Abele of McArthur spoke of his Washington trip for the National Congressional Committee workshop for all would be office seekers. The Jackson session aimed to plan strategy for the upcoming campaign.

Logan Milda Meyer Erma Myers Edna Boss Colonial Jackson Homer Pete) Abele McArthur Washington D. C National Congressional Committee

Zaleski Social Notes Highlights Local Family Moves

The Zaleski column notes Lenora Stevenson Chap man 92 of Charlotte N C death and funeral. It mentions Lenora as Vanderford Stevenson descendant and Zaleski native who taught locally and in South Dakota. Also reported are wedding of Judith Ann Graham to Joseph Pishitelli in Columbus and other local visits and ailments among residents including birthdays and travel between Zaleski Athens Columbus and Lancaster.

James McKibben Zaleski Cleire James Vanderford Lenora Stevenson Chapman S. F. Favor Charlotte N.C Chapman Matthew and Susan Vanderford Stevenson Zaleski Vinton County South Dakota F. H. Chapman South Mr. Chapman Connor Dowd Oak Grove Cemetery Howard Graham Columbus Judit Ann Joseph Pishitelli Sacred Heart Church Graham Floremtel Schneider Schneider Athens Sara Vanderford Lancaster Frank Lewis David Lee Dayton Donald Hoskinson Rita Kay Jimmy Johnny Clarence Moore Vansky Clarence Robertson Magnolia Springs Ala E. H. Robertson, Jr Barbara Ann Winfield W.va Emmett Johnson Chillicothe

Family visitors span several households in Wolf Pen

Wolf Pen visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and children Jan Jo and Sandra McGhee visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher called on his sister, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shumate, Janet and Gloria also visiting.

Charley Smith Jan Sandra McGhee Roy Smith James Fisher Clarance Shumate Janet Gloria

Logan Blosser cited for drunken and dis orderly conduct

Logan Blosser 59 of Logan was cited by city police at 12 15 p m Thursday for drunk and dis orderly conduct on charges filed by his mother at their home He will appear before Mayor Del mar Freeman at a later date Judgment granted records show Third National Bank of Circleville has a judgment against Ralph and Grace Baldwin of Route 2 Laurelville for 204 64 plus interest and costs

Logan Carl (Blizz) Blosser Delmar Freeman Hocking County

Reeves Fox v Reeves decree modification order

Judge Harley Meyer orders joint custody of two minor children to the plaintiff and the defendant to pay $20 weekly support. Bolen forfeits $19 bond after failing to appear in Hocking County Court on speeding charges filed July 7 by the State Highway Patrol.

Logan Walter L. Bolen Gahanna Hocking State Highway Patrol

Marriage License for DeVault and Pink Stock

Wilburn Kieth DeVault age 18 of Lancaster Route 2 laborer and Dorothy Gertrude Pink stock age 17 of Rockbridge Route 2 at home obtained a marriage license.

Wilburn Kieth DeVault Lancaster Dorothy Gertrude Pinkstock Rockbridge

Reunion Held On July 8 At Mathias Grove Rockbridge

Logan annual Shorr reunion drew 61 descendants of George and Anna Jane Flum Shorr at Mathias Grove Rockbridge for a noon basket dinner and games. Catherine Shorr McBride led the business session reporting four births and one death in the year. Extra funds will be sent to Rev. Fr Kessler at St. Ann's Dresden for masses for deceased members. Next year’s reunion will be in Mathias Grove on the second Sunday in July.

Logan Shorr Mathias Grove Rockbridge George Anna Jane Flum Shorr M. R. McBride Catherine Shorr Sugar Grove Edmund McGonagle Columbus Fr Kessler St. Ann’s Dresden

County Board Approves Bills and Hospital Bond Plan

Hocking County Commissioners approved county office bills including gas and real estate costs and directed an easement for highway rights of way. A $990000 hospital construction bond measure was certified for the November ballot with a 55 percent approval threshold. Inventory of the estate of Laura Mae Sheik was admitted to probate with appraisers named.

LOGAN Hocking County Dwin W Fairy Barker Falls Two Ralph Moorehead Cedar Point Hocking County Board of Elections Laura Mae Sheik Denzil Weltner Carl Harsh Jacob Keller

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