Ceramic Engineer Speaks At Logan Rotary Meeting
Logan Rotarians heard Amos Potts, ceramic engineer for Logan Clay Products Co, demo firm work. Potts discussed clay techniques while John Columber, Dewey Howdy shell, John Owens and Herbert Blackburn aided. Dinner music by Logan Clay Products Co orchestra and guests Tor Magnuson and J. R. Kohler attended. Wes Ogg will lead the August 5 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Rotarians
Logan Clay Products Club
Harry Smith
Amos Potts
Logan Clay Products Co
John Columber
Dewey Howdyshell
John Owens
Herbert Blackburn
Potts
Guy Leonard
Roy Zeigler
Rudy Remple
Tom Mowery
Ed Leonard
Tor
Paul Magnuson
Rotarian
Lancaster
J. R. Kohler
Mansfield
Wes Ogg
Girl Scouts Head to Camp St Rita for Week
Logan Girl Scout Troop 8 from St John Catholic Church leaves Sunday for Camp St Rita near Groveport for a week. Leader Miss Margaret Mary Kaiser accompanies attendees Joyce Ousley Shirley Ousley Betty Schaad Ann Schultheis Kay Ann Lavey and Mary Ann Abernathy. They travel with Joe Schaad and Dayton Schultheis.
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Logan
St. John Catholic
Camp St. Rita
Groveport
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Joyce
Shirley Ousley
Betty Schaad
Ann Schultheis
Kay Ann Lavey
Mary Ann Abernathy
Joe Schaad
Dayton Schultheis
Logan Woman Will Preside At Conference
Barton Holl, president of the Eight District American Legion Auxiliary, accompanied by Logan Unit delegates, traveled to Pomeroy to preside at a district caucus. The meeting aims to elect one delegate and two alternates for the National Convention in San Francisco, September 30 to October 4.
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Logan
Barton Holl
American Legion Auxiliary
Pomeroy
Holl
San Francisco
Legion
Cleveland
Logan Men On Furloughs From Great Lakes
Two Logan sailors Phillip Pond and Dallas Heft returned home Saturday for a 12 day furlough from Great Lakes after completing boat training. The list of honorable discharges includes Sgts, Pfc, Cpl and Pvt with home addresses in Fort George G Meade Maryland Shoemaker California Logan Route 1 Nelgonville and Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phillip Pond
Dallas Heft
Great Lakes
Seaman Pond
Stanton Pond
Seaman Heft
Selective Service Board
Robert Wilson Hansley
Third St
George G
Meade
Melvin Thomas Lanning
iGlouster
George G.meade
Allan Keith Walliams
N. Mulberry St
Shoemaker
Calif
Ronald Allen Travis
Loigan
Cali
Vernon Leroy Herron
South Bloomingville
Fort George G.meade
Charles Warden Rutter
George G. Meade
Floyd Cable Shelton
Nelgonville
Marine Corps
Rabies Exposure in Hocking County Reaches Fourteen
Fourteen people in Hocking County receive rabies treatment after contact with two dogs linked to Tom McCutcheon and Andy Inboden. The McCutcheon dog tested positive at the state lab, prompting multiple treatments. A marriage license was issued in Logan for Paul Barber and Mary Oyster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Everatte Barber
Lewis Barber
Fredericktown
Mary Bernadine Oyster
Home
Lotus Oyster
Bellview
Eight Local Boy Scouts Leave for Camp Lazarus
Eight members of Boy Scout Troop 99 departed Sunday for a week at Camp Lazarus north of Columbus. Leaders Kenneth Adair and Kenneth Heberman accompanied them. The group includes Morgan Von Lohr John Goodlne Robert Fos Larry Helper John Church Dick Leonard Ealph Hemerman and Kenneth Bungard.
Logan Area 4-H Groups List Programs
Logan area 4-H clubs met at Rachelmache Park with plans for a booth at the Hocking County Fair in September. Guests Irene Lucasko attended with leader Mrs. Ralph Swartz. members included Ruth Summers Dixie Spackey Wilma Rheinscheid Bonnie Fox Donna Struble Janet Sue Snyder Delores Lemon Katy Green Barbara Mauk Esther Goss Mary Ann Beougher Roberta Mohler Mary Margaret Myers Patty Swartz.
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Logan
Rachelmache Park
Hocking County
Irene Lucasko
Ralph Swartz
Ruth Summers
Dixie Spackey
Wilma Rheinscheid
Bonnie Fox
Donna Struble
Janet Sue Snyder
Delores Lemon
Katy Green
Barbara Mauk
Esther Goss
Mary Ann Beougher
Roberta Mohler
Mary Margaret Myers
Patty Swartz
Logan Land Transfers Reveal Local Real Estate Activity
Real estate transfers filed with Hocking County Recorder Mrs. Ethel Bratton include 202 acres in Falls Township from Stone to Pearl Blackstone, several parcels in Logan such as lots 1263 and 1413 1447, and rural tracts in Marion Benton Laurel and Salt Creek Townships involving numerous residents and couples. Names include Blackstone Mundy Eaton Gabriel Bowers Leach Stoody Sheffield Fetherolf Herman Schandlot Blosser Diehl and others. Volume shows extensive parcel changes across Falls Marion and nearby townships with a focus on Logan area properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Thhe Hocking County Recorder
Ethel Bratton
Raymond
Gladys M. Blackstone
Pearl I. Blackstone
Falls Township
Forrest Hansel
Steven FE
Agnes Spurgus
Ricketts and
Edmund Frasure
William E. Brown
Limza
Louise Belcher
Benjamin B
Gladys B. Bell
Perry Township
Hattie Mae Mildrim
Joseph M
Bertha Gabriel
Joseph Mae
Bertha B. Gabriel
Florence Marie Bowers
Joseph A. Kessler
Pearl
Arthae Leach
Marion Township
Hohn
Evelyn W. Stoody
Henrietta Sheffield
South Logan
Nils L. C. Rachelimacher
Bertha Sheffield
Howard
Ida M. Fetherolf
iPearl and
Fetherolf
Benton Township
Tena Herman
Jacob Herman
Loveann Mundy
Joseph H .Schandlot
Irma Hazel May Vorhees Anderson
Edson Anderson
FE. W. Shormber
Laurel Township
Jacob
Margaret Herman
Clarence Blosser
D. B. Lemon
Lewis Dale
Kathleen L. Harrison
Logan Story Hour Draws 23 Children at Library
Miss Evaline Fischer Logan librarian reports 23 children attended the first story hour at Logan Public Library this summer. Next Wednesday at 10 a m Mrs Joseph Phillips will tell the stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Evaline Fischer
Logan Public Library
Joseph Phillips
Jeri Weiss
Bobby Swaim
Logans notes of weddings and community events
Rev Clinton W Swengel officiated at the candle light nuptials joining Mrs Charlotte B Redd Logan route 4 and Mr Lawrence W Long Toledo on Wednesday at 8 30 pm at Mrs Longs son Robert Longs home 448 Furnace St Attendants were Mary Jane Redd and Robert E Redd The reception followed with guests including the couple and families Other items note newlyweds to Webb Miss Mason head to Washington DC for college Thirty members of the Methodist Intermediate Department held a picnic at Cartwell Cliffs with several accompanying adults Local moves include Dr F E Erbaugh and Mrs Charles School guests and visitors from Mt Pleasant Mich and Dayton Ohio
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Logan
Clinton W. Scuengel
Charlotte B. Redd
Route 4
Lawrence W. Long
Toledo
Mrs. Long
Clinton W. Swengel
Mary Jane Redd
William Redd
Evelyn Elinger
Robert Emerson
Robert E. Redd
Tommy
Orlie Redd Logan Jr
Webb
the Methodist Church
Cartwell Cliffs
John Lee
Harry Heinlein
C. W. Swengel
Arlie Brimner
Jack Myers
John Marshall
F. E. Erbaugh
John Keller
E. Hunter
Erbaugh
Dayton
Bell
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Charles School
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
P. D. Sloan
Hill St
M. B. Hes
Dale Arnold
Fam Dimmy Dalé
Shelia
Returning Logan Residents Move Back To Former Home
Mr and Mrs John Smith longtime Logan residents now living in Columbus return to their former home on W Hunter Street. The vacated house had been occupied by Mr and Mrs Warner Lehman. The Smiths moved their household furnishings on Monday.
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John Smith
Logan
Columbus
W. Hunter St
Warner Lehman
Smith
Mary and
Minette McCray
N. Market St
Mr. Smith
A. K. Smith
Howard Ralston
Hospital Notes From Logan Area Hospital
Logan area hospital notes list discharges and recoveries. Sam Primmer of Lancaster and James Couch of Rockbridge were dismissed after injuries from an early Sunday automobile accident. Other patients include Mrs. Raymond Manter recovering from July 14 surgery, Mrs. Harold VanBibber and infant at home in Wilsonsville, Fred Burchfield returning to Logan after a recent operation, Larry McQuire convalescing at grandparents’ home after surgery, and Freda Nixon home from minor Columbus hospital surgery on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Sam Primmer
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Hospital
James Couch
Rockbridge
Raymond Manter
Harold VanBibber
Welsonville
Hocking Valley
Fred Burchfield
Studio Purchased by Athens Resident
Athens resident Roger Humphrey buys the Murat Studio and will take possession Thursday. He is a former City Loan employee and 45 month Army veteran. The studio closes until Aug 5 for redecorating and official reopening with Mrs. Humphrey assisting.
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Athens
Logan
Murat
Roger Humphrey
Iumphrey
City Loan
Humphrey
Allen joins New York Coal Co engineering department
Nelsonville dispatch reports Paul Allen, a local engineer and former deputy county engineer, has joined the engineering department of the New York Coal Co with offices in Nelsonville after a year assisting County Auditor Ralph Ethan and a prior stint with the SeaBees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul Allen
Ralph Ethan
The
Seabees
New York Coal Co
Allen
Family Sunday Dinner Honors Return of Son
Mr and Mrs James Shafer hosted a family dinner honoring their son J Robert L Shafer who arrived home Tuesday after 21 months of service in the Armed Forces the last 17 spent in Europe He was stationed at Camp Grohn Germany his ETO Ribbon bears two Battle Stars He received an honorable discharge July 22 at Fort Meade Md
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Nelsonville
James Shafer
J. Robert L. Shafer
Europe
Camp Grohn
Germany
Fi. Meade, Md
Pythian Sisters Outing Planned at Logan Park
Nelsonville notices say the Pythian Sisters plan their annual picnic on Thursday August 1 at Kachlemacher Park Logan. Members are asked to bring picnic baskets and meet at the K of P Hall at 2 p m with cars offered for transportation to the park.
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Pythian Sisters
Logan Park
Nelsonville
Pethian
Kachlemacher Park
Logan
K. of P. Hall
Presbyterian Picnic Invites Congregation to Logans Event
The First Presbyterian Church invites the entire congregation to its annual Sunday School picnic at Logan on Wednesday night. Attendees should meet at the church at 5 30 p m. The Sunday School will supply ice cream for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
Nelsonville Police Report Two Arrests
Harold Eugene Fitzsimmons of Columbus pleaded innocent on arraignment after a crash at a red light and posted bond of 18.60 for a subsequent hearing before Mayor Oral Daugherty. Roy Bosworth of Athens was charged with operating a motor vehicle 30 mph in a 33 mph zone.
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Nelsonville
Harold Eugene Fitzsimmons
Columbus
Oral Daugherty
Roy Bosworth
Athens
Nye Chevrolet Softballers Shut Out VFW 5 0 In Twilight Battle
Deanville area game recap where Nye Chevrolet softballers, led by four hits from George Newmen, defeated the pace-setting VFW nine 5-0. L. Chapman and Lou Chapman produced key hits as Nye ties first place with Millers Produce at five wins and three losses.
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Dean Circle
Nelsonville
Nye Chevrolet
VFW
George Newmen
Bill Watkins
Flinger Newman
Lou Chapman
Watkinburg
WEW
Millers Produce
Nve
Vets
Chevie Boys
P. Chapman
L. Chapman
Lanning
Nyemens
Bucket Line Formed At Pancake Farm Mule Saved
Fire destroyed the barn and about 13 tons of loose hay at Gilbert Pancake’s Pancake Farm in Deanville. Firefighters kept a bucket line supplying water to protect a nearby poultry house and rabbit pens while Pancake saved a mule and harness. Spontaneous combustion is suspected.
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Nelsonville
Gilbert Pancake
Deanville
Dana Windon
Pancake
Windon
Donald George Enters College
Nelsonville senior Lieutenant Donald H Shafer has joined Nelsonville High School as coach and instructor for the term. A Navy veteran who earned a master's degree from Ohio University in June, he previously directed activities at a local youth center and coached at Coshocton High School and Columbus Academy. He brings nine years of coaching experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald H. Shafer
Cecil S. Shafer
Nelsonville High School
Navy
Shafter
Ohio University
City Recreation Commission
Coshocton
Columbus Academy
Charles E Lechleidner Discharged From Army
S Sgt Charles E Lechleidner returns home after 17 months overseas and a later discharge following 22 months of service. He landed in San Francisco July 19 and arrived at J Sheridan IN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles E. Lechleidner
Lechleidner
San Francisco
J. Sheridan
UMWA Auxiliary Meeting Set for Buchtel Opera House
Members of the UMW of A Local 2 Ladies Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Opera House in Buchtel. A potluck meal will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Ladies Auxiary
UMW of A
Local 2
Opera House
Donald Shafer Joins School Coaching Staff
Nelsonville notes Donald George son of the Rev W M George has left for Charleston South Carolina to enter the College of Charleston and take a post as organist at St Michael's Episcopal Church. After high school he studied at Capitol University then served in the Navy where he spent time in Charleston aiding in church music and directing choirs.
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Nelsonville
Donald George
W. M. George
Charleston
S. C
College of Charleston
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
South Carolina
Donald
Capitol University
Columbus
Navy
Service Time Given For Latter Day Church
Nelsonville article notes a prayer service at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Jackson Street Wednesday at 7 30 p m followed by a music program and a potluck lunch with table service requested. members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
Cusie Undergoes Major Surgery at Athens Hospital
James Cusie of Chestnut Street underwent major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens on Friday. He is listed in Room 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Cusie
Lotg Chestnut St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Driver Fined In Rear Light Charge In Mayor Weltners Court
Logan Circle resident Steelman of New Lexington was arraigned in Mayor Denzil Weltners court Sunday evening on failing to display a rear light. He paid a five dollar fine plus costs.
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Logan—Circle Steelman
New Lexington
Denzil Weltners
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