Two New School Buildings To Be Built in Hocking County Districts
Logan July 1 At least two new school buildings will be constructed and several others improved under the rehabilitation plan of the State Department of Education for Mocking County. Fund allotments total 12 000 for a four room brick at Union Furnace 11 000 for a similar building at Rockbridge 8 000 for additional rooms at Laurelville and 1 300 for an extra room at South Bloomingville. Funds approved by the state department and work is expected to start soon in each district. Starr Township officials were in Logan Saturday to discuss preliminary action.
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Satchday
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Laurelrilie
South Bloomingville
State Department
Starr Township
Logan
Two Slightly Injured In Accident at Logan
Mrs Francie Anderson and her son Fred were treated for minor cuts and bruises at Cherrington Hospital after a motor collision at Main and Depot treeze. They were passengers in a car with Mr and Mrs Joseph Judson and three Athens County children. The other driver was Clayton Kuhn of Gibisonville. Policeman C Notestone questioned both drivers.
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Logan
Francie Anderson
Fred
Cherrington Hospital
Main
Depot
Treeze
Joseph Judson
Athens County
Clayton Kuhn
Gibisonville
C. Dbd. Notestone
County Corn-Hog Officials to Name Four Supervisors
Logan county allotment committee members will meet Friday to handle local expenses and appoint four supervisors who will oversee field measurements under government contract. The county is divided into four districts, so four supervisors are expected to be designated.
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LOGAN
County Corn-Hog Control Association
Car in Accident Lone Injured In Accident North of Sugar Grove
Logan residents William Mock and passengers Miss Mayme Patchen Miss Margar etta Meese and Miss Jean Kiein achmidt were in a car struck by an unidentified vehicle north of Sugar Grove on Route 1 after a Friday picnic. No injuries were reported though the car sustained damage.
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Sugar Grove
Logan
Buckeye Lake
William Mock
Wiliam Patchen
Mayme Patchen
Margaretta Meese
Jean Kieinachmidt
Route 1
Local Girl to Sing on WAIU Broadcast Saturdays
Little Logan girl Phyllie Jean Henderson, daughter of Phil A Henderson, will sing on station WAIU at 3 30 p m each Saturday. Her first broadcast aired last Saturday with Kathryn Henderson in Columbus and local listeners following the program.
Mrs Hulse Regains Consciousness After Crash Injuries
Mrs E Hulse, seriously injured in a Circle Hill motor crash Thursday evening, briefly regained consciousness Saturday night. Her husband, Mre Hulse, was less severely hurt and remains hospitalized, with condition still serious per Columbus officials.
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Logan
E. Huls
Circle Hill
Columbus
Hulse
Lesan
4-H Club Tour Draws 350 To Two Towns
The 4-H Club tour attracted 350 members and relatives to Zanceville and Philo. At Philo the big Ohio Power Company plant offered guided inspections in groups of fifteen or twenty, marking the largest Hocking County delegation to visit since the plant’s completion. Names linked to local youths and residents appear in connection with the day.
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Logan
Zanceville
Philo
Ohio Power Company
Hocking County
Will Sail for Vienna
Mrs James O Boyd sister of Mrs Anthony Toerner sails Friday from New York to join her husband in Vienna. She will land in Antwerp where she will be met by her husband. Relatives here worry over the political upheaval in Vienna. Linth.
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Logan
James O. Boyd
Anthony Toerner
New York
Vienna
Antwerp
Linth
4 H Club Camp Jointly With Athens County
Inquiries pour in about the Union camp August originally scheduled from Aug. to 11 with a large delegation from this county. Harold Chambers reports staff including a swimming instructor sports supervisor and a music teacher will attend the camp. The weekly enrollee cost is 850.
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Logan
Athens County
Union
Harold Chambers
Pond At Floyds Pond Draws Visitors From Far and Near
Logan A reports Floyds Pond is a popular Sunday retreat with visitors from outside the district. Columbus Boy Scouts camped there as tourists enjoyed swimming, aided by CCC improvements to the facilities.
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Logan
Floyd's Pond
Columbus
CCC
Logan Rural School District Annual Report Figures
The Logan rural schools of Hocking County reported 3 602 students with 1 885 boys and 1 717 girls. Attendance days totaled 503 903 while absences reached 52 013 for the term.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan-Lutheran Youths Hold Weekly Meeting Near Ewing
Logan Lutheran Youth group met at Miss Mae Bensonhauer's home near Ewing for a regular gathering with a picnic lunch. The next meeting is scheduled at Miss Mary Mosure's residence.
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Logan
Mae Bensonhauer
Ewing
Mary Mosure
Youths travel for dairy cattle judging instruction
Four Hocking County youths attended dairy cattle judging instruction in Athens on Friday. The group named Lee, Davin, James Guthrie, and Harold Rheinscheld then traveled to Columbus on Monday to visit Ohio State University for additional instruction.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Athens
Lee
Davin
James Guthrie
Harold Rheinscheld
Columbus
Ohio State University
Hansels Visit Adel Georgia Family T
Mr and Mrs Paul R Hansel and son Robert and Mr FE C Hansel of this city travel to Adel Georgia to visit Mr and Mrs C R Hansel and family C R Hansel is a son of Mrs FE C Hansel.
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Logan
Paul R. Hansel
Robert
FE. C. Hansel
Adel, Georgia
C. R. Hansel
All County Recreation Day Planned in Rufus Putnam Park
Whole county will participate in play meet with sack and tire races wheelbarrow contests and volleyball tournaments at Rufus Putnam playground Athens on August 18 for girls and boys in midget junior and senior groups Doll exhibits also planned Leaders met with Dr Edith Beecher to finalize plans Over the next two weeks teams will be formed for championships An adult softball tournament is set for The Plains August 27 28 29 Samuel McClulloch to lead Litt Brig center Harry Lackey resigns Marie Grim to lead Shade playground shifts to Tuesdays and Thursdays
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Rufus Putnam
Athens
Edith Beecher
Church Library
the Plains
Samuel McClulloch
Luhrig
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Harry Lackey
Marie Grim
Shade
Wonder Plant of America to Be Shown at Carpenter
The sericea lespedeza will be inspected at the Southeastern Experiment Farm Field Day on August 4 at 10 a.m. Promoted as the Wonder Plant of America, sericea claims include drought tolerance on acid soil and high seed production, with ongoing trials and questions about forage quality and management. Researchers note mixed results from past seedings since 1930 and emphasize continued work to determine best practices.
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America
Carpenter
Southeastern Experiment Farm
Hartman States
Ohio
South
Southeastern
FERA Plan Aims Help for Transient Men at Athens Office
The Athens County FERA office moves to centralize transient aid in a dedicated bureau. Plans include renting rooms for indigent transients, helping them locate families and jobs, and smoothing estranged ties. A Kelly's Island youth camp aids 400 boys with handicrafts and trades. 170 transients were assisted locally January to June, mostly men 34 to 49 and youths 16 to 25.
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FERA
Athens County
Martha H. Clarke
State Relief Commission
Kelly's Island
Sandusky
CCC
W. R. Shafer
Officers Elected for Greens Run Workers Class
The Young People's Bible Class of Greens Run Church of Christ met at the home of W H Fierbaugh in Truetown for a potluck on the lawn. Officers elected: Myrtle Olbers president Garnet Blower vice president Emmett Olbers secretary Pearl Brown treasurer. Members present included Harold Blower Emmett Olbers Pearl Brown and others with Rev Court ney conducting devotions.
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Chauncey
Young People’s Bible
Greens Run
Church of Christ
W. H. Fierbaugh
Truetown
Myrtle Olbers
Garnet Blower
Emmett Olbers
Pearl Brown
Eileen Leake
Doris Cordray
Dave Swartz
Verna Swartz
Gilbert Courtney
Harold Blower
Charies Cordray
Virgil Fierbaugh
Chauncey Residents Enjoy Picnic and Camping Trip
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs F H Staffinger Fernands Huff D O Jackson and Mrs Rose Poling joined the Cooley family from Athens for a Sunday picnic and visits to Old Man's Cave Ash Cave and Rock House. The Burg Johnston Miss Margaret Johnson Miss Vergie Fennell Charles Fenders and Civil McCafferty of Chauncey planned a week camping and fishing at Sleepy Valley Cottage on the Muskingum River. Mr and Mrs Charles Walburn of Middleport attended Chauncey Church of Christ services and stayed with Mrs Thomas Fennell and family.
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Chauncey
F. H. Staffinger
Fernands Huff
D. Jackson
Rose Poling
Cooley
Athens
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
Rock House
Burg Johnston
Margaret Johnson
Vergie Fennell
Charles Fenders
Civil McCafferty
Sleepy Valley Cotgige
Muskingum River
Charles Walburn
Middleport
Chauncey Church of Christ
Thomas Fennell
Entertain Chit Chauncey and Moore hosts list
A social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Wendell McDonald includes Charles McDonai Darrel Moore and many guests. Attendees named include Iva Del Barnes Nett Charles McDonaig Richard Darra Moore neth Reeves Melvin Hale Charles Warren Vore Charles Bill Hawk Mae Jean Leroy Stage Herbert Shields Juanita Beatrice Dick Smits Bess Kala Junior Teeters Walter Virginia Pearl Thelma Nelle Gabriel Roy Lange Bob Dicken Mr and Mrs Elmer Harry Moore and Mr Arthur Burchfield Jr.
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Chauncey
Burchfieig
Adu
Darrel Moore
Zam
Charles McDonai
Vin Moore
Honor Their Guests Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater Host Akron Visit
Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater hosted six tables of bridge at their High Street home Thursday night in honor of guests Mr and Mrs Charles Bridgewater and their son James from Akron. Women’s high score went to Frankie Howard and men’s to Lloyd Thomas. guest prize to Mrs Bridgewater.
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Erle Bridgewater
Akron
Chauncey
High Street
Charles Bridgewater
James
Frankie Howard
Lloyd Thomas
Bridgewater
Paul Fiske
Ralph Brown
Dan Friedberg
Theron Goodson
Lena Wilson
Max Wilson
Gladys Pickering
Chrystal Simms
Evelyn Simms
Ruth Fisk
Sarah Thomas
Margaret Tippett
Dee Daugherty
Charlies Bridgewater
James Bridgewater
District Meet Of Eagles In Athens Charity Picnic
About 800 members and friends of Eagles lodges from several towns gathered at the Athens County Fair grounds for the annual charity picnic. A parade from the Courthouse kicked off the afternoon led by the Murray City Boys Fife and Drum Corps. Events included a coon chase, greased pig chase, greased pole climb and races, with a string trio led by E. J. Linscott providing music. Proceeds from midway attractions bingo and refreshments will go to charity per Virgil Davis.
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Athens
Murray City
Virgil Davis
Athens Lodge
Lodge Plans Event for Junior Pocahontas Drillers
Mazon Council No. 8 of the Degree of Pocahontas will honor 12 junior girls who gave a splendid drill at the get-together meeting of six councils last Thursday night.
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Chauncey
Mazon Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Condition 18 Grave Chauncey
Mrs Gay Witham a Chauncey resident is in serious condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after an appendicitis operation last Wednesday night She is a daughter of John Heavener Sugar Creek
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Chauncey
Gay Witham
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Withem
John Heavener
Sugar Creek
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