Legion Post To Elect New Officers at Meeting
NELSONVILLE The Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion will nominate and elect officers at 7:45 p.m. at the Legion Home. Acting commander Max Linton fills in for Robert Carter who trains in Cincinnati for a Department of Internal Revenue post. Officers to be elected include commander, first to third vice commanders, adjutant, finance officer, sergeant at arms, and a three year trustee. Nominations from the nominating committee and floor are allowed. Several members plan to attend the Ohio Legion convention in Columbus in August with a post delegation in the parade.
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Max Linton
Robert Carter
Cincinnati
Department of Internal Revenue
Eugene Berry
Warren Robinette
Luther Shivers
Leroy Bennett
J. O. Steenrod
Bernard Carter
Edward Carter
Glenford Dugan Post
Department of Ohio Legion
Columbus
Three Fined By Mayor In Nelsonville Ink of DUI
Nelsonville police charged Walter Windle Mr Vernon with being in physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He pled guilty at arraignment before Mayor Earl Hilleary and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Two other intoxication arraignments Sunday saw Earnest Williams and Lewis Rutter fined 10 dollars plus costs each. Robert Mettler Haydenville pleaded guilty Saturday in mayor's court for intoxication and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Walter Windle
Vernon
Earl Hilleary
Everett Hewlett
Earnest Williams
Lewis Rutter
Kimberly
Robert Mettler
Haydenville
Byron Eby Accepts Frankfort Coach Job
Nelsonville area notes report Byron Eby exits Union Furnace to coach at Frankfort School near Chillicothe. Eby led Union Furnace to 1950 Hocking County league crown and county tournament title. Also includes practices for TEAMS TO PRACTICE and a Nelsonville library budget notice and a legal notice of divorce proceedings involving M Allbaugh.
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Byron Eby
Frankfort
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Union Furnace
Frankfort School
Chillicothe
Eby
Hocking
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
List of recent hospital notes includes patients Frank A. Guinster in Junction City, Mrs. Wayne Keiffer in Carbon Hill, Charles Keaton in The Plains, and several others such as Mrs. Mae Keplar in Nelsonville, Walter Wend in Nelsonville Route, and Mrs. John J. Byron in Murray City. Dismissed patients include Mrs. Allen Miller Haydenville and Mrs. John Edgar New Plymouth Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Guinster
Junction City
Wayne Keiffer
Carbon Hill
Charles Keaton
the Plains
Mae Keplar
Nelsonville
Walter Wend
John J. Byron
Murray City
Allen Miller
Haydenville
John Edgar
New Plymouth
Clarence Bletcher
Roy Wright
Buchtel
Eugene Chesher
Charles H. Davis
Hemlock
Arnold Auflick
Union Furnace
Robert Johnson
Logan
William Fletcher
New Straitsville
Mattie Dugan
Glouster
Dorothy Barrett
Jacksonville
Unemployment Claims Are Being Reduced in Logan Area
Logan unemployment claims for the week ending July 7 total 270 under state act and serviceman provisions. Of these 233 have been out of work a week or more and 37 are new claims. The Division of Statistics reports that claims are down versus last July’s average of 365. for the prior week ending June 30 the total was 295.
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Logan
Ohio
Serviceman's Readjustment Act
Division of Statistics and Research
Unemployment Bureau
Autos Damaged in Collision on Logan Route 4
Two autos were lightly damaged after a collision Saturday on Main Street. Em met Baker of Logan Route 4 and Luther Timberlake of 523 Warner Ave. were the drivers. both vehicles were headed west on Main Street.
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Logan
Emmet Baker
Luther Timberlake
Warner Ave
Main St
Snake belt fright ends with shredded belt pieces
From Carbondale comes a tale of a prize snake scare in Nelsonville. A daughter dropped an imitation snake head belt on the kitchen floor prompting a scream. Neighbors armed with clubs and appliances rushed in. the belt was beaten into shreds as the incident subsided.
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Nelsonville
Carbondale
Loyal Workers class picnic moved to private home
The Loyal Workers' class of the First Methodist Church posts a change of venue for its annual picnic. Originally set for Thursday at Lancaser Camp Ground, it will now be held at the home of Mrs. Fay Howard on Baird Farm at the same time.
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Loyal Workers
First Methodist Church
Lancaser
Fay Howard
Baird Farm
Party of the Mizpah Class Postponed to July 24
The Mizpah Methodist Sunday school class party has been postponed one week and will now take place on Tuesday July 24. Members are advised to adjust plans accordingly.
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Methodist Sunday School
HOCKING COUNTY LAND TRANSFERS REVIEWED
Hocking County land transfers include Carrie and S C Smith to Edward Steward for 85 acres in Laurel Township. Bessie Monabell Perry to Ida Williamson for a fraction of an acre in Starr Township. Treacy Snider et al to John and Viola Weaver via quit claim on three tracts in Marion Township. Earl and Florence Brown to Hobart and Bertha Stiverson an easement. Harley Householder et al to P O and Martha Householder a quit claim on Lot 1390 in Glenova Addition to Logan. Della and R B Hansel to Sol and Emma Ellinger for 19 acres in Falls Township. Harry and Vincille Williams to Virgil and Thelma Eversole for 11.19 acres in Laurel Township. Irl and Mae Loomis to Earl and Juanita Loomis real estate in...
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Carrie
S. C. Smith
Edward Steward
Laurel Township
Bessie Monabell Perry
Ida Williamson
Starr Township
Treacy Snider
John
Viola Weaver
Marion Township
Earl
Florence Brown
Hobart
Bertha Stiverson
Good Hope Township
Harley Householder
P. O
Martha Householder
Glenova
Logan
Della
R. B. Hansel
Sol
Emma Ellinger
Falls Township
Harry and
Vincille Williams
Virgil
Thelma Eversole
Irl
Mae Loomis
Juanita Loomis
Knights Templar Hold Picnic Elect Officers
Logan residents attended a Knights Templar fourth division picnic at Lake Hope Thursday evening. Carl E. Blosser was elected president, Ben Evans vice president, and Emmett Hurst re elected secretary and treasurer. Commanderies from Athens Gallipolis Ironton Portsmouth Marietta New Lexington and Logan were represented.
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Logan
Edward Miller
Elmer Risch
Margaret Webb
Carl E. Blosser
Knights Templar
Lake Hope
Ben Evans
Emmett Hurst
Athens
Gallipolis
Ironton
Portsmouth
Marietta
New Lexington
Altier Rites Set For Tuesday In Nelsonville
Funeral services are planned for Alouise A. Altier 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Altier at St Andrews Church Tuesday at 9 am burial at New Lexington. An autopsy at Mount St Mary Hospital Saturday evening cites death from a ruptured artery at the base of the brain not from accident. She was a 1951 Nelsonville High School graduate and had worked at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co in recent years. She served as class treasurer and was active in student council Keynotes FHA and senior play. Friends may call at Warren funeral home any time.
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Nelsonville
Alouise A. Altier
Carl Altier
St. Andrews Church
New Lexington
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Alousse
Logan Brief News Notes at Presbyterian Church
Bible Boosters met last Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. A J Toerner guiding a hymn and devotional readings. The lesson centered on The Legion of Devils Entering Swine. guests Homer Newman Judy Krumlauf and Margaret Greenman attended. Patty Shumate played piano. refreshments were at Risch's Drugstore after.
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Bible Boosters
Presbyterian Church
A. J. Toerner
Legion of Devils
Patty Shumate
Homer Newman
Long Island
Judy Krumlauf
Margaret Greenman
Risch’s
Ann Nimon
Jane Dicken
Margie Wright
Virginia Freeman
Judy Hamilton
Gretchen Rochester
Eleanor Winters
Nancy Gano
Jolene Gastin
Patty Miller
Beverly Miller
Carolyn Geil
Surprise Birthday Party for Preston Denver Kisor
A surprise party was held Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kisor for Preston Denver Kisor on his 14th birthday. The event was organized by Denver’s parents and the Junior Sunday School Class of Pilgrim Church Union Furnace, with many family members and friends in attendance.
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Fred Kisor
Preston Denver
Denver
Pilgrim Church
Union Furnace
Christine
Junior Meadows
Deloris
Nancy Bardian
Esther
Daniel Aiken
Johnny
Billie Chambers
Isabella
Janice Angel
Sherman Prater
Gladys Quick
Roger Lanning
Rodney Kiser
Louis Stah
Nolan Sater
Louis Nihiser
Arlin Aiken
Louis Evans
Walter Burgess
Columbus
Stahr
Ronald Travis
Logan
Scout Leaders Meet Thursday Afternoon
Logan scouts leaders from Boy and Girl Scout groups meet Thursday at 4:00 in the Boy Scout rooms over the Fire Department. Speakers include a Boy Scouts National Office representative and a Swift's Meat Packing Co representative who will help plan the October scout drive.
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LOGAN
Boy
Girl Scouts
Boy Scout
Boy Scouts National
Swift's Meat Packing Co
Logan Visit Brings California Family To Town
Mrs. Roger Combs and daughters Mary Kathryn and Jane from San Diego California are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monks on North Mulberry Street. The Combs family plans a month long stay in Logan. Miss Mary Sheeler, formerly of Logansport Indiana, returned home last night. Sheeler is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Sheeler of North Walnut Street.
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Roger Combs
Mary Kathryn
Jane
San Diego
Calif
Combs
Paul Monks
N. Mulberry St
Combses
Logan
Mary Sheeler
Logansport
Indiana
Miss Sheeler
Fred Sheeler
N. Walnut St
Climbing Children Damage Memorial Highway Trees
Nelsonville groups report damage to ornamentals along Memorial Highway from children climbing trees. The Community Garden Club says replacements are required when drivers or parents are known or the trees are irreparably damaged. The living memorial honors local boys lost in the armed forces.
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Nelsonville
Community Garden Club
Hocking Canal
Both Bands To Rehearse At Logan High
Logan High School Band Director James Horwell reminds junior and senior band members of a joint rehearsal on Tuesday. Juniors meet at 1:00 pm, seniors at 7:15 pm, using the Market St cafeteria entrance. The six week summer program includes at least three performances, one at the stadium during Booster Club ice cream social, and others at Worthington Park. Horwell aims for the State Fair outcomes and invites any interested players, especially June graduates. Notes: this item mentions community concerts and recruitment.
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Worthington Park
Horwell
Girl Scout entries due for Ohio State Fair
Brownies and Girl Scouts wishing to exhibit must contact Mrs. Jay Nimon at 20 West Front St to obtain entry blanks. All entry blanks must be filed before August 1.
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Logan
Jay Nimon
West Front St
July and August Camps Tours and Field Days Listed
Hocking County farm calendar highlights a range of events in the next two weeks. 4H Club camp for under 15 runs tomorrow with up to 50 youths, plus a Women's Camp July 23 26. An overnight men’s camp is set for Aug 4 5. Sheep day at Wooster July 20 and a District Parish Show at Lancaster July 24. Cattlemen’s barbecue round-up on Marysville fairgrounds with speaker Jay D. Dillingham. Ohio Hereford Field Day July 19 near Urbana. Soil Conservation Air Tour Aug 2 and RA picnic Aug 16. Replies to county questionnaire still welcome.
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Hocking County
van Fossan
Wooster
Paul Shaw
Don Hempleman
Jersey
Lancaster
Fairgrounds
Jack Dougherty
Union County Fairgrounds
Marysville
New
Ohio Cattle Feeders Association
Jay D. Dillingham
Kansas City Stockyard Co
Jack
Ohio
Cambrian Farms
Urbana
Bremen
Laurelville
Nelsonville
New Plymouth
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Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
York Grange Hall
Nelsonville Public Library
West
Columbus St
J. K. Kinneer
Jerald A. Allbaugh
M. Allbaugh
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
M. All Baugh
Foster B. Cornwell
Nelsonville Social Notes
George Lumsden
Gresham
Ore
Will
Chrysler
Ova
Hydraguide
Vin
Johnny Jones Motors
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
Chambers
Meigs Motor Company
North Second Street
Middleport
Harold C.ruggles
R.A
Chartreuse
Hunters
Rose
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