Logan High School honors 31 students with straight A's
Logan High School released its six week honor roll listing 31 straight A students. Seniors include Lois Allender and many others, with juniors and sophomores also named.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
3
Logan High School released its six week honor roll listing 31 straight A students. Seniors include Lois Allender and many others, with juniors and sophomores also named.
In Logan eleven jurors reached verdicts for the plaintiffs in two cases. Irma Jean Holdren minor by her husband Dale Holdren won 7500 in damages for a miscarriage from an accident involving a car driven by Walter J Beazel and in which she rode as a passenger. The Republic-Franklin Insurance Company and John Holdren prevailed for 400 in damages to the elder Holdren's car.
The Plains Methodist Church will conduct Vacation Bible School from June 10 to June 21 with Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Bryson leading devotions. Directors are Mrs. Martin McKibben and Mrs. Warren Graham. Registrations start at four years old. Closing program slated for June 21 at 7 p.m.
Logan Mr and Mrs Donald Enderle hosted the June meeting of the Honey Fork Farm Bureau Advisory Council with special guest Mr and Mrs Merle Mathews. Day by Day from Ohio Farmer guided devotions and discussion on Developing Sound Farm Bureau Policies led by Robert Thrush. Mrs Ralph Mosure urged all council members to attend the Rural Urban Tea June 28 at the Logan Federal building Community Room. Logan A motion to set aside the jury verdict in Gary West minor case against Pickerington Creamery was filed in Common Pleas Court Wednesday through guardian Stanley Bailey.
Hocking Valley Hospital noted admissions for Mrs. Ralph J. Heft of Logan Route 4 and Mrs. George Hanner of Logan Route 3, plus Mrs. William King of Logan Route 2, and Master Terry Morrison of Logan. Discharges include Mrs. David Travis and her son of Logan and Claude H. Huber of Sugar Grove.
Mrs Ray Koehler and Mrs Roger Sapp attended District 12 VFW Ladies Auxiliary in Portsmouth. Both were installed as flag and banner bearers for the district.
Miss Sue Shipley of Columbus was the honored guest at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Gene Morgan at her Fourth Street home. The couple, Miss Shipley and Thomas H. Blackburn of Columbus, will wed June 22 at the Shipley home 560 North Wood Street. Guests included Mrs. Duane Shipley, Mrs. Fred Weghorst, and several others from Logan Columbus Findlay Lancaster Coshocton West Salem and nearby areas.
Logan The May title report released by Thelman Keyes Hocking County Clerk of Courts shows 805 titles issued including 346 resale 190 used retail 156 used casual 91 new 5 conversions 14 voids and 9 replacements. There were 329 mortgages filed and 297 canceled with receipts totaling 1200.90 of which 904.95 went to the County and 295.95 to the State.
Logan calendar lists White Shrine meeting at 7 30 p m with school of instruction officers wear forms Women of the Moose meet at 8 p m at Moose home with officer elections and gift exchange. Logan Duplicate Club meets 7 30 p m at Ohio Power Co auditorium Marion Grange 8 p m with pot luck at 6 30 program by lecturer Jolly Double Five departs Scenic Bowling Lanes at 6 p m for Lancaster with 6 30 p m dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bryson hosted a family reunion and surprise party at their country home near Columbus for Mrs. John Palmer of Chauncey, celebrating her 82nd birthday with cake and gifts. Attenders included families from Columbus The Plains Chauncey.
Logan Falls Gore 4 H unit met May 28 with seventeen members attending. Gladys Morgan showed a health demonstration and Lynda Green demonstrated threading a sewing machine. Refreshments were served by Barbara Hood Carolyn and Linda Forrester. The next meeting will be Tuesday at the center with Connie Nixon Elaine Herb and Sharon Green slated to demonstrate safety laying patterns.
The Women's Golf Association announced opening round pairings for the summer league at Hocking Hills Country Club during a Ladies Day meeting. Team sponsors listed include Howard's Market Citizens Bank and National Supply. Handicaps are capped at 20 for nine hole play, with an invitational 18 hole tournament set for June 25.
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A lightweight breezy shirt features an airy collar and carefree styling. Made of 65 percent dacron polyester and 35 percent cotton, it offers white and pastel colors in sizes 28 through 38.
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