Vacancies Open for Annual 4-H Camp at Tar Hollow
Logan reports openings remain for the annual 4-H camp August 6 to 10 at Tar Hollow State Park. Reservations via the extension office in the courthouse open until Saturday noon or until 175 campers are enrolled. New features include fishing and outdoor cookery taught by Emil Haney with Miss Ethel Bower confirming the program and rates.
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Logan
Tar Hollow State Park
Ethel Bower
Emil Haney
Haney
Vacation Bible School Opens At Buchtel Methodist
Successful opening of a vacation Bible school at Buchtel Methodist Church announced by Rev. Edward H. Jones pastor of Haydenville Methodist Circuit. More than 100 pupils and teachers have attended since Monday. New students may join any day. Closing program planned for 7 30 p m Sunday Aug 4.
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Logan
Buchtel Methodist Church
Edeward H. Jones
Haydenville
Logan 300 Attend Ice Cream Social at St Johns School
About 300 people attended the St John’s Catholic School ice cream social on Sunday afternoon. Sponsored by the parish the event offered a fish pond balloon booth and refreshments including ice cream cake pie and wiener sandwiches from 4 30 to 10 p m.
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St. John’s Catholic School
Second Listening Class Meeting Features Orchestra and Piano Study
The second meeting of the Listening Class for music appreciation was held Monday at Mrs. Nellie Adams 131 West Second Street. Records illustrated listening for enjoyment and the study form of orchestra and piano literature. The third meeting will be at Mrs. Adams home Monday July 29 featuring symphony recordings.
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Nellie Adams
W. Second St
Coroner Rules Natural Cause In Death
Coroner Dr. Owen F. Yaw ruled Harold T. Hoskins 48 died of natural causes. Hoskins was found dead in his Murray City residence by employer Dolphin Easterling, near Route 215. Funeral arrangements are handled by Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville.
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Logan
Harold T. Hoskins
Murray City
Owen F. Yaw
Hocking County
Hoskins
Dolphin Easterling
Easterling
Walter Hoskins
Alta Hoskins
Belle Hoskins
Nelsonville
Adrian Lambert
Columbus
Delmar Lee Hoskins
Glenna Nixon
Laverne Spencer
Lillian Turner
Buckeye Lake
Johnson Funeral Home
Girl 14 Faces Three Driving Charges
A 14 year old Logan Route 2 girl named Alka Holbrook faced a Juvenile Court hearing on three driving charges. She was charged with driving without a license creating unnecessary noise and reckless operation. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown ordered she not drive until she can obtain a permit.
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Logan
Logan Route 2
Alka Holbrook
Rhea Bangert Brown
Tuppers Plains Weekend House Guests Report
Mrs. Margaret Russell of Athens visited here with her mother Carrie Bahr. Weekend guests included Mr. andMrs. Brooks Summerfield with Elmer Whittenauer of Youngstown and Harry Summerfield of Columbus, plus Robert McCullough and son from Newton Falls.
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Margaret Russell
Athens
Carrie Bahr
Brooks Summerfield
Elmer Whittenauer l
Youngstown
Harry Summerfield
Columbus
Robert McCullough
Robert
Newton Falls
Ohio
Glennis Hoffman
Chester
Albany
William Chapman
Gordon Chevalier
Lake Hope
Gerald Kimble
Cleveland
Mary Kimble
Torch
Grace Kuhn
John Kaylor
Seaman Thompson On Leave After Recruit Training
Seaman Robert L. Thompson of West Logan is home on boat leave after nine weeks at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes. He will spend 14 days with his parents before reporting for 24 weeks of Navy radioman school at Bainbridge Maryland. Thompson attended Logan High School and enlisted for four years at the Logan recruiting station.
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Ing Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Roy M. Thompson
Navy Radioman School
Bainbridge, Md
Thompson
Logan High School
Logan
Columbus
All Ohio New Era Company
Hocking Valley Hospital Birth and Admissions Notes
Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meadows Logan welcome a son. Admissions include Walter E. Ott Logan medical Corwin Bigham Columbus medical William E. Jackson Rockbridge Route 1 medical Mrs Harold Spencer Logan Gaylord Reed McArthur surgery Ronald E. Simms McArthur medical Mrs John Reed McArthur surgery Dismissed: Mrs Ora Baker McArthur Mrs Harry Poling Logan Route
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Jack Meadows
Logan
Walter E. Ott
Corwin Bigham
Columbus
William E. Jackson
Rockbridge
Harold Spencer
Gaylord Reed
McArthur
Ronald E. Simms
John Reed
Ora Baker
Harry Poling
Logan Route
Ravenswood Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Ravenswood sees Carolyn Flesher and Betty Ann Hummel touring Honduras with Dr. Lucien Hummel for first hand country insights. Fellowship leaders plan spring council as Golden Hour class hosts relay, while Jaycees announce a Regatta dance for July 27. New births at St. Joseph Hospital add to local family news.
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Ravenswood
Carolyn Flesher
Ravenswood College
Ohio University
Lucien Hummel
Teguegalpa
Honduras
Miss Flesher
Betty Ann Hummel
Cincinnati
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Elsie Geren
Marguerite Compston
Golden Hour
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Geren
Riverview
Eugene Dow
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Dows
Mark David
Matthew Kirk
Dow
Edith Lamp
Hayward Lamp
Jack Dow
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Starling Miller
Katherine Elder
Ravenswood Jaycees
Bill Neal
Jaycee
Sue White
Connie Laughlin
Velma Hutchinson
Donald Pahl
B. J. Hannon
First Christian Church
Donald Bisse
Donald Bisse! andDonald Pahl. Vince Wells, Edwin Reynolds, Elwood Neff
Edwin Carmichael
Lucille Laughlin
Mary Carmichael
Nellie Bly’s Insane Stunt Spurs Book Material
Reporter Nellie Bly had herself declared insane to study life on Blackwell's Island. Her time there yielded material for the book Ten Days in a Mad House.
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Nellie Bly
Blackwell's Island
Gross Neglect Cited In Divorce Petition
Ruth Ann Forester files for divorce from Dannie L. Forester in Common Pleas Court on gross neglect of duty. She seeks temporary and permanent custody of three minors, alimony, and a restraining order. The couple married November 11, 1949.
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Logan
Ruth Ann Forester
Common Pleas Court
Dannie L. Forester
Rockbridge
Mumps Case Reported To Health Department
A six year old girl from Route 664 north of Logan is the first mumps case in over a month reported to the Logan Hocking County Health Department. A health nurse has visited the home and is supervising care.
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Logan
Logan - Hocking County
Route 664
Neff reunion honors 1957 graduates and Logan ties
The annual Neff reunion gathered 66 people Sunday at Harry Neff’s Frasure Helber Road home. A noon potluck preceded a business meeting led by Mrs John Riddle with officers elected for 1958 including Harry Neff as president and Carroll Reid as vice president. Capt Orren Neff spoke on Tehran Iran. The Manter Logan and Max Robinettes attended from Union Furnace. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home hosted by Wanda Wenner Margaret Wallace Orpha Wilson and Della Arneth. The couple plan to reside at 567 Pottery Street Logan.
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Neff
Harry Neff
Frasure- Helber Road
John Riddle
Carroll Reid
Alton Walker
Orren Neff
Tehran
Iran
Manter
Logan
Max Robinette
Union Furnace
Wanda Wenner
Margaret Wallace
Orpha Wilson
Della Arneth
New Straitsville High School
Logan High School
Pottery St
Nosth Libri League Outing At Charles Geil Cabin
Nosth Libri League of the OCCL held a Sunday gathering at the cabin of Charles Geil with members and families attending. Attendees included Harry V Mack and Paul, Richard Mowery and Melissa, Walter Palsley and Steve and Debbie, Fred Primmer Jr and Beverly Christy Becky, Charles Rauber and David Linda, and Dale Shultz with Roger and Randy. The next regular meeting is set for September 30 at Mrs. Richard Mowery's home.
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Nosth Libri League of the
OCCL
Charles Geil
Harry V. Mack
Paul
Richard Mowery
Melissa
Walter Palsley
Steve
Debbie
Fred Primmer, Jr
Beverly
Christy
Becky
Charles Rauber
David
Linda
Dale Shultz
Roger
Randy
Married Couples Club Hosts Evening Meeting at Westminster House
The Logan Presbyterian Church group held a Sunday gathering in Westminster House with 22 members and 3 guests. Ralph Poston led a brief business session. August committee members named the Collison Paxton Farmer pairs. Betty Jenkins spoke on the Far East with slides. Keairns was absent due to a hospital stay after an accident. Other guests included Howard Jenkins and Elizabeth Wilson of Oak Hill.
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Married Couples Club
Logan Presbyterian Church
Westminister House
Ralph Poston
Dean Collison
Robert Paxton
Richard Farmer
Betty Jenkins
Oak Hill
Far East
Albert McGraw
Robert McKelvey
Raymond Keairns
Keairns
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Howard Jenkins
Elizabeth Wilson
Criswell Manter Nuptials at St. John's Church
Dorothy Sue Criswell and Theodore Raymond Manter wed in a June 22 ceremony at St. John's Catholic Church. The couple's marriage was officiated by Rev. Fr. Charles P. Foy with Donald Criswell assisting as proxy.
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Walter Criswell
Gore
Dorothy Sue Criswell
Theodore Raymond Manter
Raymond A. Manter
E. Main St
Logan
Charles P. Foy
St. John’s Catholic Church
Donald Criswell
Columbus
Cecilia Strawn
Charles Dalton
Michael
Logan High Class of 1942 Picnic Reunion at Lake Logan
Logan High School Class of 1942 held a picnic reunion at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse on Lake Logan. A noon basket dinner preceded children's games won by Janet Johnson, Beverly Leonard, Calvin Price, Gary Drinn, Dean Mowery, Marcia Rheinscheid and Greg Wilder. Photos were taken. attendees included several families from Rockbridge, Bremen, Logan, Chillicothe and Ashley communities.
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Logan High School
Izaak Walton League
Lake Logan
Janet Johnson
Beverly Leonard
Calvin Price
Gary Drinn
Dean Mowery
Marcia Rheinscheid
Greg Wilder
Local Families Attend Event In Logan And Newark
A social gathering drew numerous couples and their children from Logan Columbus and Newark. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Haas and Dayton Schultheis. Mrs Don Hillyard won a prize for bringing the most children.
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Fred Primmer
Logan
E. Hunter Burt
Columbus
Neal Dillon
Kenneth Price
Ray Ellen Garverick
Homer’ Wiant
Clara Beery
Albert Leonard
Helen Haney
Newell Wilder
Eva Jane Edson
Salem
Ore
Kenley Krinn
Virginia Butterfield
South Logan
Paul Stimson
Homer H. Monroe
Ruth Richards
James McGonagle
Newark
Don Skiver
Marilyn Canter
Albert Taylor
Mildred Hockman
Potential Duration of a Total Solar Eclipse
The sun can be hidden for up to seven minutes and forty seconds in a total eclipse. This requires the sun to be at its farthest point from Earth and the moon at its closest approach.
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J. B. Shockey
OLD Ironsides
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Epina
Treasure Chest
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U.S.A
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U.S
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Logan Women’s News
Quilily
North Court St
Everett Mowery
Jean Evans
Don Hillyard
Mary K. Adcock
Bremen
Eugene Johnson
Erma Hamilton
Floyd Rheinscheid
Mary Alice Brown
Chillicothe
Don Lawrence Jr
Helen Haas
Ashley
Marzetti
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