Logan Alumni Meet Planned Friday at High School Auditorium
Logan alumni program set for Friday at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. Virgil Martin leads roll call with 50 year class honored. Jessie McManigal of 1893 and Minnie Moore of 1894 speak. Pauline Mowery Lois Heyde Fickle sing Gay Nineties songs. Harold Kessler and Mrs Sumner Martin assist. Refreshments follow with dancing by Jimmie Rees’s Dance Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Prather
Pauline Mowery
Lois Heyde Fickle
Harold Kessler
Watt
Sumner Martin
Jimmie Rees
Danci
Bartlett News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Funeral services were held for Miss Marie Emmons with burial in Bartlett Cemetery. Local residents and guests from Berea Columbus Newark and Athens visited family and attended church and Grange events. Extension agents meet at Tar Hollow Camp with W. W. Brownfield supervising sessions.
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Bartlett
Marie Emmons
Bartlett Cemetery
L. E. Buell
Griffith Graham
Eric, Berea
Glenn Smith
Columbus
Gale Remely
Wilma Jean Smith
Kathleen Shipley
Carolyn Kelly
Rauson Gage
Alva
Ralph Gage
Ralph
Delaware
Raymond Palmer
Leota Farnsworth
Newark
Keith Farnsworth
The
Grange
Masonic Hall
Lewis E. Buell
Methodist Church
Bartlett Cbs 280
Charlotte Keith
Waterford
Keith
Star
William Secoy
Nellie Bowman
Clyde Smith
Judy
Clarence Smith
Athens
Carl Bruce
Gordon Secoy
George Secoy
Stewart
Carl Secoy
Clarence Secoy
R. E. Williams
Paul Saffles
Akron
Dale
R. M. Williams
Eugene
Judith Becker
Ravenna
Dick Graham
Virginia
Parkersburg
Richard Brickles
Elsie Glover
Indianapolis
Paul Ross
Jackson
Harold Rudolph
Fletcher Graham
Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Tar Hollow Camp
James R Smoot
W. W. Brownfield
Growth of Ohio Pastors Convention Brisk Growth Noted
Rev Grueser reports Ohio Pastors' convention grew from 75 attendees 28 years ago to 2412 last year. He says next year's meeting will run January 27 to 30. Grueser spoke in Columbus on return from a program committee meeting for the Hocking County Ministerial Association.
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Logan
Ohio Pastors’ Convention
Columbus
A. X. Grueser
Hocking County Ministerial Association
Mary Martha Circle Meets At Logan Home
Mrs William Heinlein hosted the Mary Martha Circle of the United Brethren Church at her Logan Second Street home. Mrs A X Neser led prayers and shared scripture references while seven reasons to pray were outlined. Mrs Otto Iles directed hymns as circle members gathered for the afternoon program.
Social Circle Club hosts six o'clock dinner at Mrs Keynes home
Social Circle Club held a six o'clock covered dish dinner at Mrs W W Keynes on El Main St. Wednesday evening. Contest prizes went to Mrs Edgar Paul Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs Edithe Eluson. Guests included Miss Erma Westernhaver sister of the hostess and Mrs Cecil Jones with son Tommy of Buffalo 8 Y Logan relatives. Members present included Mrs Paul Mrs Charles Yontz Mrs Harry Stevenson Mrs Mary Bowen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Keynes
el. Main St
Edgar Paul
Frank Johnson
Edithe Eluson
Erma Westernhaver
Cecil Jones
Tommy
Buffalo
Logan
Paul
St Bernard Alumni Banquet Guests and Diploma Recipients
Out of town guests attended the St Bernard Alumni Banquet in Corning including Mrs Francis Maxwell and Mary Irwin from Chicago and Columbus. Sunday night seven graduates received diplomas at St Bernard's Church with remarks by Rev Father Grigsby.
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St. Bernard’s Church
Henry Grigsby
Fr. Riley
Grace Ann Rocks
Mary Louisa Banevich
Jack Martin
Robert Stiemer
William Kiefer
Paul Banevich
John F. Stenson
Mary G. Kocks
John W. Kocks
Corins
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Nancy L. Kurtz
Pat Pompey
Zanesville
The
Newberry Co
Owen Duffy
Athens
Corning
Claude Maxwell
Francis Maxwell
Chicago
David Maxwell
Anthony le Roy
Senecaville
Frank R. Howell
Frank Walters
Lulu Jones
Clara Fell
Cambridge
Clarissa Hughey
St. Louis
Bert Raskey
Bill
Floyd Kaltenbach
Besse Beil
Crooksville
Clarence ‘Reid
Ann Wright
Dayton
William Wright
Barbara Spence
Anna Mae Gerlica
Mary Catherine Standish
Carbondale Housewarming and Funeral Notices
Mrs. Ben Gabnel hosts a house warming at her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Donald Lowry residence Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Lowrys 20th birthday. Attendees include relatives and friends visiting for Mrs Jennie Stanleys funeral with pallbearers named from the Stanley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ben Gabnel
Donald (Buss) Lowry
Lowry
Oui-et-town
Jennie Stanley
Ella Goif
Baltimore
Charles Goff
Kate Spangler
Kenton
Carl Sherman
Wil Sharp
Akron
Jane Radcliff
John Stanley
Harvey McVay
Denyer McVay
Albany
Hazel Roberts Sims
Alabama
Howard Johnson
Barberton
Jim Stanley
Guy Barrows
Zane
Edith Lowry
Kathleen
Arthur Lowry
Robert Lowry
Albert Commer
Cincinnati
Charles Jones
Maryland
Dave Kennard
Murl Daugherty
P. R. Schnabel
Cuyahoga Falls
May Meeting of Methodist Class Held at Heffken Home
The Faithful Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Bertha Heffken's home in Jacksonville for their May gathering with Orel Kearns presiding. Readings included My Mother's Christianity and Clocks, with poems by Mrs Shirkey, Lucile Williams, Bertha Heffken, and Elise Miller. Nine members attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Methodist Church
Bertha Heffken
Orel Kearns
Anna Rasp
Leona Orme
E.C. Shirkey
Lucile Wa‘ams
Gladys, Kempton
Bertha’ Heffken
God
Arlene Davis
Elise Miller
Charles Orme
R. Gooding
Trimble
Gooding
Orme
James McMann
Columbus
Mary Mc
Chester Willis and others visit relatives in Ohio towns
Chester Will and Mrs Victor Will return to Canal Winchester after visiting the Knights in Burlingham and other relatives. Memorial Day guests include Harry Bailey and son Billy in Minersville, and Ottie Hensley in Long Bottom.
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Chester
Victor ‘Will
Canal Winchester
E. B. Knight
Harry L. Bailey
Billy
Minersville
Bailey
Bernard Eiselstein
Akron
Floyd Ridenour
Ward Hayes
Alexander Young
Burlingham
Carol van Meter
Portsmouth
James van Meter
Della Windsor
Edward McElfresh
Point Pleasant
McElfresh
Holzer Hospital
Guy Sommerfield
Exmest Brown
Parkersburg
Margaret McCullough
Cleveland
J. M. Fulton
Charles
Ornock
Fritz Shank
Keith Brenot
Columbus
Ottie Hensley
Long Bottom
Earl Knight
Middleport
Vern Cleland
Rex Bailey
Larry
Charles J Boocks Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting in Logan
Charles J. Boocks son of Dr HW Boocks spoke to the Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening about the lives and customs of Brazil where he served in the Navy. Special music by Fern Reddick and Ann Sellers. Ralph Walker announced the program with H D Arnold as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Methodist Church
George Hengst
C. L.wenn
J. G. Cale
E. L. Ewing
Warrer Lanning
Cole
Harry Hamilton
Africa
W. Swengel
Precious Correll
Logan
Charles J. Boocks
HW. Boocks
iKiwanis Club
Boocks
Brazil
Navy
Fern Reddick
Ann Sellers
Union Furnace
Ralph Walker
H. D. Arnold
Stanley Baker
Kiwanis Educational Committee
Memorial Rites Planned For Lt K E Geffler
Logan Rev Cecil Harding Jones will conduct memorial services Sunday June 9 at 4 p m at the Presbyterian Church for Lt Kenneth E Geffler who died in Osaka Japan in March 1943. Logan Lewis Canty will install as installing officer when the Logan Aerie of Eagles holds installation this evening at the home on State Route 33.
Western Union Clocks Installed in Hocking County Court House
LOGAN The Western Union Co planned to complete today the installation of five master time clocks at the Hocking County Court House. They were to be placed in the Common Pleas Court Room Probate Court Room second floor of lobby recorder's office and on the building front.
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LOGAN
Western Union Co
Hocking County Court House
Common Pleas
Probate
Recorder’s
Welfare Group Holds Meeting In Logan Clay Club
The Hocking County Society for Crippled Children and Adults held its executive meeting at the Logan Clay Product club rooms with dinner at 6 p m Dr H M Boocks led the session Plans discussed to use the seal sale proceeds of over 1900 dollars One third to the state and two thirds kept in the county Committees were appointed to investigate several cases brought before the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Logan Clay Product Club
H. M. Boocks
Logan Area Hospital Docket Reports Discharges and Treatments
Mrs. Paul Williams of Nelsonville underwent major surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital on Wednesday. Miss Garnet Sheets of Logan Water Works returns to duties after illness. Several others were discharged after surgery or treatment, including Mrs. John Johnson Laurelville infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W Tucker, Mrs. Ray Dicken, Mrs. W L Zigler, Mrs. Edward Allbery and infant son to New Plymouth. John Hooper Haydenville treated for a dog bite. dog kept under observation. A Rockbridge youth injured right ankle while playing was seen by a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Allbery
New Plymouth
John Hooper
Haydenville
Joe Trocchi
Rockbridge
Focal
Hemlock Grove Grange plans grab bag gift for June meeting
Hemlock Grove Grange met Saturday evening with 30 members. Members are to bring 25 cent gifts for a grab bag at the next meeting on June 15. Rural Life Sunday will be observed at Hemlock Grove Church on Sunday evening June 9 at 8 p.m. Memorial services were well attended as Golda Welker was laid to rest in Carleton.
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Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange
Rural Life
Golda Welker
Carleton
Grant Roberts
Pleasant
Eldon Clark
Ziba Midkiff
Richard Reeder
Belpre
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W. Main St
Effie Spencer
South Market Street
Charles Sorrell
Mentor
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James MeNameem
N. Market St
Stanley A. Spencer
Rufus Thomas
Zaleski
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Grueser
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Hitler
Vienna
Austria
Alfred BE. Krull
Kansas City
Corning Social Notes
Carbondale Personals
New York
Detroit
Kiwanis
K. E. Geffler
Western Union
Court House
Logan Area
ANSE
Clover Farm Grand
Clover Farm
California
Dackson
Scott Co
Spaghetti
Glendale
Glendale Peas
Gover Farm
Venice
Junket
Sauerkraut
Mrs. Frank
Prunes
Clover Farm Stores
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