Emblem Club Entertains Husbands Dinner
Members of Emblem Club No. 263 auxiliary to Logan Elks Lodge hosted a dinner at Lake Hope dining lodge with husbands as guests. After social time they visited the Nelsonville Elks Club. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Helber Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Kalklosch and others. Mrs. Helen Lyon to host at Black Jack cottage on July 20.
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Logan
Emblem Club No. 263
Logan Elks Lodge
Lake Hope
Nelsonville
Lawrence Helber
Woodrow Kalklosch
O. J. Hysell
Arthur Walters
Kenneth Johnson
Harry St. Clair
John Eberst
Thomas Crowe
Helen Lyon
Logan July 14 15 16 Calendar of Meetings and Events
Chronicle of local gatherings includes Fellowship WSWS at church 7 30 p m Nellie True leader Logan Squaw Club dessert at Brandts Mec ca Room Callie Riggs hostess Plymouth Grange 1856 meeting 8 p m Safety lecture FRIDAY July 15 Les Amies potluck 6 30 p m at Methodist Church Boys Choir of Lancaster at Laurel Run Community Church of God 7 30 p m Bake sale by VFW Auxiliary 9 a m SATURDAY July 16 Bear Run Farm Bureau potluck 6 p m Round dance 8 30 to 12 Antioch Grange hall music by Vicky s Buckeye Rangers Grangers invited.
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Logan
Plymouth
Grange Hall
Methodist Church
Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Laurel Run
Antioch Grange Hall
Vicky’s
Buckeye Rangers
Grangers
Speeder Fined on Logan-A London Route 3 Arraigned
Donald E. Fooce, 20, pleaded guilty to driving at a speed excessive for conditions and was fined $25 and costs after being arraigned in County Court on a charge filed by a highway patrolman. He was cited July 10 on Route 327.
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Logan
Donald E. Fooce
Six Million Foreign Visitors Anticipated for 1960
The United States expects a record year for tourism with about six million international visitors in 1960. Government and private efforts aim to ease travel, promote the Visit USA 1960 campaign, and attract dollars while highlighting welcome centers, multilingual staff, and favorable visa procedures. Canada leads expected foreign visitors with about five million Canadians and large-dollar spending in the U. S.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
U.S.A
Great Britain
New Zealand
France
State Department
U. S. Information Agency
Office of International Travel
U.S. Department of Commerce
National Association of Travel Organizations
Mexico
Caribbean
Central
South America
Europe
Pacific
Near East
Africa
American Automobile Association
U.S
Atlantic
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Logan Truck Driver Cited After Afternoon Collision
Paul A. Fox, 65, of Logan, pleaded guilty in mayor's court to failure to yield right of way after a pan el truck collision with Ralph Monday on E Second Street. Fox fined 10 dollars and costs. Monday’s auto sustained moderate damage. Katherine A. Jaye, 76, of Glouster, had a charge of failing to stop within an assured clear distance dismissed.
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Paul A. Fox
Logan
Fox
Ralph Mon
Logan Area Personal Notes Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Sinnott and children of Rochester N Y visit Raleigh Sinnott in Logan. Mrs Sinnott and children plan visits with her mother Mrs Harold Miller and grandmother Mrs Essie Gano in Columbus and nearby. Guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Duffey include Dr and Mrs Rotbee H Bennett and daughter from Tallahassee Fla and Mr and Mrs W M Bairdain and Cloyd Bairdain of Granville. Mrs Dallas Kinser of N Market Street vacations with relatives in Princeton and Hinton W Va traveling by train from Columbus to see her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs C J Hatfield and family.
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Robert Sinnott
Rochester, N. Y
Raleigh Sinnott
Robert
Hugh Duffey
Union Furnace Road
Rotbee H. Bennett
Tallahassee
Fla
W. M. Bairdain
Cloyd Bairdain
Granville
Dallas Kinser
N. Market Street
Princeton
Hinton
W. Va
Kinser
Columbus
C. J. Hatfield
Pupils Present Music Recital at East Elementary
Mrs. Elizabeth Hanner led an instrumental and vocal program at East elementary school auditorium. Assisting were Paul Dietzel and Mrs. George Wolfe. Silver pins awarded to Vianne Gibson Barbara Jewell Ruth Lackey and Esther Hedges for completing elementary piano study. Guests included Cheryl Brady Carole Orndoff Carole Myers Linda Myers Ed Turner Joe Breeze Glenford Wolfe Dale Walker and Art Bray.
Circus Promoted During Logan Sidewalk Days
The Logan Trade Club promotes a Friday circus on a used car lot across Spring Street with elephant rides at 10 a.m. and free acts at 3 and 7 p.m. The event includes clowns and a menagerie, plus a Friday square dance on W Hunter Street and a free cartoon movie at Chakeres Logan Theater.
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Spring St
W. Hunter St
Chakeres Logan Theater
Two 4 H'ers Are Chosen From Hocking County
Two 4 H club members with a combined 18 years in the program will represent Hocking County at the State Conservation Camp to be held July 25 30 at Camp Ohio near Utica Martha Gillogly 17 and Ed Lee Whisler 15 both selected as nominees have eight years of 4 H club work Each will participate in conservation activities and field trips at the camp A note mentions Jasper an impure quartz variety with varied colors and stripes.
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Logan
Hocking County
Camp Ohio
Utica
Martha Gillogly
Wallace Gillogly
Hocking
Divorce Filed by Logan Mitchell in Murray City Case
Mitchell files for divorce from Pearl Mitchell in Common Pleas Court citing extreme cruelty. He seeks custody of two minor children and both temporary and permanent alimony. The couple married March 31 1943 in Elyria.
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Logan
Mpyrtle Mitchell
Common Pleas Court
Pearl Mitchell
Murray City
Elyria
Five Gallon Donor Club Adds Second New Member in Logan
The Red Cross Five Gallon Donor Club added its second new member in Hocking County as Logan hosts the bloodmobile. Howard St Clair of Union Furnace donated his 40th pint, joining Cristopher Crothers of Haydenville who qualified April 3. James O Frey of Logan Alva Steele Gore Route 1 and Charles G McKinley Logan Route 4 reached 16th pints, boosting Two Gallon Club to 52. New members Charles L Smith Clarence A Spicer Ha D Brown New Straits ville Route 1 and Lee Power of Hocking Honor Camp each donated their eighth pint June 27, bringing total to 201.
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Logan
Red Cross Five Gallon Club
Hocking County
Red Cross
Howard St. Clair
Union Furnace
Robert Hawkins
Hocking
James O. Frey
Alva Steele
Gore
Charles G. McKinley
Gallon Club
Charles L. Smith
Clarence A. Spicer
Ha. D. Brown
New Straitsville
Lee Power
Honey Fork Bureau Holds Wiener Roast Meeting
Council members and guests gathered at the Zimmerman home for a post meeting Wiener roast after a Honey Fork Bureau session. Chairman Mrs. Jack Wyskiver led the business portion. Mrs. Thrush updated on Farm Bureau events including the county picnic September 18, the Womens Rally October 3, and the District Health Rally September 29 at Lake Hope.
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Jack Wyskiver
Zimmerman
Robert Thrush
Woman’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Piketon
District Health
Lake Hope
Birth for Haydenville Couple at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Danny Kline of Haydenville announce the birth of a son. Admitted Mrs James Bartlett of Logan Route 3. Dismissed Mrs Dovel Bush of Logan Route 3 and her son Walter A Cottrill of McArthur Route 2.
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Danny Kline
Haydenville
James Bartlett
Logan
Golf League Starts Second of Matches
LOGAN The second row of the Ladies Golf League tea matches began at Ho ing Hills Country Club on Lad Day. National Supply defeated Lunglow 9 to 6 and Howard's beat Walros 8 to 7. Hack's team drew a bye. Howard's awarded weekly prize low net with 158. Agnes Johns led nine hole play. In a playoff National Supply beat Walt's Pros to lead league standings. Mrs Robert Sinnott of Roc ter N Y attended as a guest. A Wom Golf Association dance is planned for Saturday night.
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LOGAN
Hoing Hills Country Club
National Supply
Lunglow
Howard’s
Walros
Hack’s
Malist
Agnes Johns
Tional Supply
Walt’s
U Net
Robert Sinnott
Roc Ter
N. Y
Robert Jurgensmier
Wom Golf Association
Rotary
Harmonic Boys
Perm required by law for burn brush or debris
In some states a permit is required by law for burning brush or debris. The rule aims to control fires and reduce air pollution by ensuring proper disposal and safety measures are followed.
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Emblem Club
Nellie True
VFW Auxiliary
Firestone Store
Bear Run Farm Bureau Council
Don Ruff
Speeder
James H
Winchester Central Press Association
American Hotel Association
Mount Rushmore
Lancaster
Athens
Tiffin
Glouster New
Jamaica
Harold Miller
Mr. Miller
Essie Gano
Logan Trade Club
Five Gallon Donor Club
Cristopher Crothers
Council
Hocking Valley Hospital
Golf League
Belk's
Lintfree
Dacron
FLOOR
White
S' Woven
Dacron & Nylon
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