County Board Debates School Property Transfers in Logan and Surrounding Townships
The Logan area gains parts of East Hocking and Laurel Township areas as the county board of education approves transfers to Logan Berne Union Laurelville and Athens County with 30 day effectiveness unless remonstrance petitions alter the plan. petitions seek to shift most of Laurel Township to Logan and the southwest corner to Laurelville. The sufficiency of signatures on the Logan transfer petition will be checked by the county board of elections.
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Logan
Hocking County
County Board of Education
East Hocking
Good Hope Township
West Hocking
Berne Union
Fairfield County
Good Hope
Laurel Township
Laurelville
Trimble Township
Athens County
Green Township
Falls Gore Township
Starr Township
Ward Township
Buchtel York
County Board of Elections
Three Day July 4th Celebration Planned in Glouster
A Glouster committee outlines a three day July 2 3 and 4 program with several bands rides a magician and concessions for Independence Day weekend A dance is planned and officials hope the celebration becomes an annual event Next meeting is Tuesday
Glouster Families Visit Relatives Across Michigan and Ohio
Glouster residents Mr. and Mrs. Melville McCune and Marilyn Jane spent the weekend in Pontiac visiting son Dwight McCune and family. Mrs. Clara Sheren hosted guests including Walter Hartley and Ivan Baldwin and toured West Union Street Cemetery in Athens. Other visits include Ann Cairelli’s grandmother Essa Cairelli in Memorial Day weekend and Sara Jane McCreanor’s graduation in Columbus with relatives.
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Sheren
West Union Street
Athens
Columbus
Rest Haven
Bryden Rd
Ann Cairelli
Mountville
Essa Cairelli
Gail Bingman
Bonnie
Shirley Sayre
C. A. Bingman
John McCreanor
Sara Jane McCreanor
St. Mary of the Springs High School
Sara Jane
Jack McCreanor
Hannah Rogers
Corning
Women's Golf Assoc Holds Flag Tourney
Sixteen members of the Women s Golf Association entered a flag tournament on Ladies Day. Prize winners were Miss Mary Jane McKinley Mrs Jesse Frasure and Mrs Carl John. Mrs Claude Chrisman president conducted a short business meeting after dinner in the clubhouse and urged members to attend the June dinner meeting next Tuesday at 6 30 pm with reservations due by Monday.
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Claude Chrisman
Candles Lighted at WSCS Ceremony in Glouster
Mrs Mary Rogers and Mrs Kate Parks hosted the Women s Society of Christian Service at Glouster Methodist Church. Mrs Norma Guinther presided with devotions by Mrs Do A Bingman. Program chair Jeannine Byers presented Matches to Light the candle with each member lighting a cross shaped candle.
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Glouster
Mary Rogers
Kate Parks
Womens Society of Christian Service
Glouster Methodist Church
Norma Guinther
Do. A. Bingman
Jeannine Byers
Chauncey Dover High School Opens Transcript Hours
The graduating class of 1960 at Chauncey Dover High School may pick up transcripts of credit at the high school between 9 a.m. and 3 30 p.m. daily.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Hocking Club Wins Archery Team Trophy
In Logan, the Hocking Hill Archery Club captured the May team trophy at a tri county shoot in Pataskala. An eight member squad totaled 2073 points to beat Tarhe Archery Club of Lancaster and Pataskala Archery Club. Ted Schultz led Logan with 374 and Edgar Wilson scored 349. Thirteen Logan archers among 53 competitors. The club returns to Pataskala next Sunday for a registered invitational with individual class trophies.
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LOGAN
Hocking Hill
Pataskala
Tarhe Archery Club
Lancaster
Logan Club
Ted Schultz
Edgar Wilson
Chauncey-Dover Band Calendar Outlines Summer Lessons
Kathryn McCoy, Chauncey-Dover High School band instructor, releases summer lesson dates. First session June 21 22, second July 7 8, third July 19 20, fourth August 2 3. A Band Booster carnival is set for Saturday July 9 at the football stadium. Band camp runs at Sugar Grove August 12 through 21.
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Chauncty
Kathryn McCoy
Chauncey-Dover High School
Les
Sugar Grove
Logan High School Class of 1935 Holds Silver Anniversary Reunion
Logan H. S. Alumni Class of 35 observed their silver anniversary reunion in the Mecca Room at Brandt's Restaurant. Logan-Ramon Smith presided as master of ceremonies. Ralph Adcock chaired the dinner program with speakers John Longley and Dr. Richard Brown. Ned Gabriel led the program and photos from the 20th reunion were shown. Special guests included Iris Hull Longley, Dayton Schultheis, Mrs. Ruth White Tannehill, Miss Alice Frasch, O. H. Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. James Rutgers, and others.
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Logan
Ramon Smith
Logan High School
Mecca
Brandt
Ralph Adcock
John
Red) Longley
Richard Brown
Ned Gabriel
Iris Hull Longley
Dayton Schultheis
Ruth White Tannehill
Alice Frasch
O. H. Farrar
Barsha Work Sprague
Son Charles
Iris Lowery
Sarah Rockhold
James Rutgers
Minnie L. Brown
Charles F. Rauch
Everett Devore
Patty
Lucas
John Powell
David
Midway
Miley Powell
Ironton
Vern Haning
Johny Williams
Vicki
Connie Sue Markins
Will Nelson
Columbus
Ella Marrical
Dayton
Maude Cline
Nancy Ann
Pete Bachus
Fort Frye High School
Beverly
A. L. Preston
Rolland
Louella Kuhbander
Bob Kuhbander
Raymond
Kenny
Harley Collins
Crooksville
Nettie Cunningham
Leo McMenamy
Akron
McMenamy
George Fitzer
Herman Lohse
Linda
Patty Tavan
J. E. Burris
Apple Grove
W. Va
Howard Bobo
Ralph Crist
Perry
Kirby
Teddy
Lancaster
Crist
Bobo
William Lindley
John Smith
Nelsonville
Clark Preston
Robert
Daughter Diana Lee Sapp Born in Zanesville
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Sapp of Zanesville announce the birth of daughter Diana Lee on May 24. The couple also has a daughter Pamela Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Staten of Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Leo Sapp of Columbus. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Earl Sapp of Athens.
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Chauncey
Blaine Sapp
Zanesville
Diana Lee
Pamela Ann
Harry Staten
Leo Sapp
Columbus
Earl Sapp
Athens
Patton Family Hosts Memorial Day Dinner in Lancaster
Dr and Mrs W W Patton of Athens hosted Memorial Day dinner for Mr and Mrs Grover Patton in Lancaster. The gathering united the Patton families with a close circle of relatives and friends.
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W. W. Patton
Athens
Patton
Grover Patton
Lancaster
Girl Scouts Meeting Planned by Troop 152
Millfield unit of the Girl Scouts will hold a meeting at East Side School at 2 p.m. Friday with members from Chauncey.
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Girl Scouts
Chauncey
Millfield
East Side
Mr. Gibens Dies At 81 In Corning Ohio
James W. Gibens 81 of Corning Route 1 died Wednesday in an Athens hospital. A retired farmer, he is survived by his wife Virgie three sons William Harry and James a daughter Goldie Whaley a brother Franklin P. Gibens eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Friends may call at Humphrey funeral home after 7 p.m. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. with burial in Millertown Cemetery.
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James W. Gibens
Corning Route 1
Athens
Virgie
William
Junction City
Harry
Indiana
James
Zanesville
Goldie Whaley
Corning
Franklin P. Gibens
Elizabeth
W. Va
Humphrey Funeral Home
Millertown Cemetery
Missionary Fund Grows Seeks Community Support
The Bishopville Missionary Society met at Mrs. Florence Bulen s home with Mrs. Bulen presiding and Mrs. Miles Easler giving devotions. A $25 donation raised the fund to a total of $100 to date. Lena Davis won a prize and a June 27 potluck supper at the church is planned hosted by Mrs. Donald Kasler.
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Glouster
The
Bishopville Missionary Society
Florence Bulen
Miles Easler
David Grubbs
Donald Kasler
Mrs Grover Patton Hosts Millfield Bridge Club
Mrs Grover Patton hosted the Millfield Bridge Club at her home with Mrs Francis Wallace as guest player. L D Muzio won high score and travel prize. Sigmund Kozman was second high. Wallace was low. Other players included Walter Border Homer Omen Elizabeth Willis Clarence Sanders. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Clarence Sanders at Mrs Charles Sanders home.
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Walter Border
Homer Omen
Elizabeth Willis
Clarence Sanders
Charles Sanders
Fifty Couples Attend Holiday Dance at Hocking Hills
About fifty couples attended a holiday dance Saturday night at the Hocking Hills Country Club. Music by the Rotary's Philharmonic Boys lasted from ten to two. Mrs. Richard Frasure served as general chairman of the affair.
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Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Rotary
Philharmonic Boys
Richard Frasure
Chauncey Chauncey Personal Visitors Across States
Chauncey area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over Memorial Day weekend and surrounding days. The list includes Chauncey and La Mirada California visitors, Columbus and Cleveland trips, and multiple family gatherings in Albany Springfield Zanesville Barricksville and Columbus with extended family from Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Jack Shook
Lovina Staten
la Mirada
Calif
Harry Staten
William Henry
Phyliss Crabtree
Chauncey
Blaine Sapp
Zanesville
Columbus
Cleveland
Charles Sanders
Keith
Bycofski Rites Set for Mike Bycofski
Funeral services for Mike Bycofski 58 of Jacksonville are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev Lillian Wright and Rev Kenneth Sedgewick officiating. Burial will follow at Taylor Ridge Cemetery. Mr Bycofski died Tuesday night at Mount St Mary Hospital after a long illness. Friends may call Wiley Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Thursday. Jacksonville Eagles Lodge rites are planned for 7 p.m. Friday.
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Mike Bycofski
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Lillian Wright
Kenneth Sedgewick
Taylor Ridge
Bycofski
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Wiley Funeral Home
Jacksonville Eagles Lodge
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions
Mr and Mrs Joe Dalton Nelsonville welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs James R King Jr Logan welcome a daughter. Admitted Otto H Hartmann Sr Logan medical. Mrs Harry R Green Logan medical. Delmar Minton Allensville. Daniel Stump Rockbridge Route 2. George H Collins McArthur Route 1.
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Joe Dalton
Nelsonville
James R. King, Jr
Logan
Otto H. Hartmann, Sr
Harry R. Green
Delmar Minton
Allensville
Daniel Stump
Rockbridge
George H. Collins
McArthur
Lake Burr Oak Tidings Weekend Fishing Activity Report
Lake Burr Oak drew many visitors over the weekend despite poor weather. Bass and bluegills were caught, with Homer Linscott and Gordon Pope among notable anglers. the lake’s mossy conditions are noted as challenging but productive for persistent fishers. Lake data show 796 cars at the dam, 80F high, 45F low, 1.56 inches of rain, elevation 721.69 and water 58 degrees.
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Trimble
Burr Oak
Homer
Gordon Pope
Indianapolis
Ind
Pope
Earl White
Earl
Bob Roback
Skeet McAllister
Hoyseckinger
Jacksonville
Outdoor Life
Hanson B. Martin
Athens
Herbert McKee
Glouster
Clarence Warner
Noel Eveland
Children To Give Service
Logan annual Children's Day service at the First EUB Church replaces regular worship. Theme is Of Such Is the Kingdom. Features include the children's choir directed by Mrs. Vivian Shaw as narrator, children's speakers, and participation by all Sunday school children. Offerings support the church's missionary program.
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Logan
First Eub
Vivian Shaw
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cunningham Guests Enjoy Memorial Weekend Water Fun
Rye Cunningham and Mr and Mrs John V Cunningham and Mr and Mrs Joe Horwath of Columbus visited over Memorial Day weekend. The group picnicked and went water skiing on the Scioto River.
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Chauncey
Rye Cunningham
John V. Cunningham
Joe Horwath
Columbus
Scioto River
Logan Probate Judge Pettit Visits Decoration Day
Logan native Judge O. Pettit of Ada with sister and brother in law visited Decoration Day along with Mrs. Amy Easterling and daughters Ruth and Nancy Spannow. Pettit, former dean of men at Ohio Northern University, is a Logan native.
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Logan Logan
Co. O. Pettit
Ada
Fred Woodard
Mary Pettit
Decoration Day
Amy Easterling
Ruth
Nancy Spannow
Judge Pettit
Ohio Northern University
Logan
Terminal Tower Stands 52 Stories in Cleveland
The Terminal Tower in Cleveland rises 708 feet with 52 stories, a landmark of the city skyline. The structure's height marks it as a dominant feature of downtown architecture and a notable engineering achievement.
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Cleveland
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