Nelsonville Plans Fourth of July Park Opening
Nelsonville directors propose a gala Fourth of July celebration tied to the city’s new municipal park opening. The plan, in cooperation with the city recreation commission, includes a fireworks display over the tennis courts, a little league game, races, a square dance, and other activities. To cut costs, organizers consider moving the event to Chauncey to save travel expenses.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Charles Tanguy
Ceram
Sion
Tanguy
Jack Oakley
Chauncey
Trench Silo Demonstration Set At Logan Farm
Demonstrations of trench silos and farm machinery will be held next Monday at Wallace Gillogly’s Logan Route 3 farm for the Hocking County Soil Conservation District. Gillogly built a trench silo last year and used it for his Jersey herd. An afternoon program features demonstrations of mow ers windrowers harvesters wagons and unloaders. An informal discussion follows from 6 to 7 30 p m with a cement company rep and extension service sponsor. Cash drive total reports 906 40 with solicitors still to be heard.
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LOGAN
Wallace Gillogly
Gillogly
Hocking County
Extension Service
Logan Board of Trade
Three Enroll In State Homemakers Short Course
Three Hocking County women Mrs. James Leffler Mrs. Dave Tucker and Mrs. Harry Armstrong have enrolled in the State Homemakers Short Course at Ohio State University set for June 11 to 18. Four additional county womenwill sit in on the first session and attend the state Home Demonstration Council meeting on the OSU campus.
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Anjan
Mocking County
State Homemakers
Ohio State Universiy
James Leffler
Dave Tucker
Harry Armstrong
Hocking County
State Home Demonstration Council
OSU
William Bierly
Rolland Bailey
Walter Walker
Robert Daubenier
Jury Hears Will Cases
Logan jurors in two Common Pleas trials Thursday directed verdicts for defendants. One suit questioned the authenticity of Mabel Wright Ruble’s will, amid a large estate dispute, with Bertha D. Miller as plaintiff. The other suit, by Cora Huffines and others, named Davie Fauble Martin and others, as Mrs. Fauble acts as executrix for James Lunsford’s estate. The jury included Mat tie Harmon, William Ramsey, Forrest Smith, Zella Hammon, Jo Ann Morgan, Leroy Dupler, Russell Anderson, Norwood Jinks, Earl DeLong, Everett Turner, Virgil Todd and James O'Harra.
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Cora Huffines
Davie Fauble Martin
Nelsonville area church notices varied schedules and services
A rånge of local church announcements lists pastors, Sunday school times, worship services, and special events across Nelsonville and surrounding towns. Churches include Nazarene, St John Lutheran, First EUB, Hocking Valley Tabernacle, United Brethren, First Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran, Church of God, and others with times for services, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and midweek activities. Local hospital notes and admissions are also reported.
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Logan Church News
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Klingler
NYPS
Wedschool
St. John Lutheran
Smalls Reed
A. N. Grueser
Church Council
Otterbein
Doreas
Naomi
Christian Service Guild
John Hamilton
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
Luther ‘Laymen's League
South Maydenville
First Presbyterian
John Floyd Evans
Serson
Longstreth Pilgrim Holiness
Duane ‘Saylor
Ams St—Langley Gullett
Latter Day Saints
Jackson St
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Logan Schrader and Gail Weaver Marriage Licenses
Gail D. Logan Schrader aged 19 and Gail D. Schrader 19 along with Yola M. Weaver 22 and Melford A. Hart 20 are listed for marriage licenses in New Louisville Route 1 and forestry related records.
Loan- Wildest Waters 83 Press Operator
Anna Mae Woolever, 30, and John D. Mingus, 21, are named in a local notice about travelers or researchers found at the edge of a northern route, with references to oceans and continents. The fragmentary text mentions Norris, 22, a teacher, and Gloucester Route 3, suggesting a regional context.
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Wildest Waters
Columbus
Anna Mae Woolever
John D. Mingus
Virginia
Norris
Two Teachers Hired Bond Issue Studied
Two teachers are hired and a bond issue is studied as the school board plans expansion. James Gastin, Haydenville native, and a North High School graduate, will teach half days at Central and West Momentary schools to free principals for administration. The district hires Bonding firm Peck Shatter Williams to prepare resolutions for the November vote. One teaching vacancy remains and more candidates are reviewed.
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Forest Wettrich
Pri
Ohio State University
North High School
Weinrich
James Gastin
Robert Gastin
Haydenville
Lagan High School
Ohio University
Central
West Momentary
Peck
Wallace E. Blake
Central School
Logan Society Book Club meets for final season night
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Frederick W. Blume home for the season’s final meeting. Officers elected: Mrs. Blume president, Mrs. Wilbur Lanning Jr. president, Mrs. Marjorie B. Rhoads vice president, Mrs. John Sher Wood secretary, and Mrs. Wayne Todd treasurer and flower fund secretary. A picnic is planned for July 37 at Allen farm with Mrs. Marion Allen hostess. Dessert for 12 members. Clergy group notes and devotion touched on country club association. Pomona Degree conferred at Antioch Grange with 160 attendees from Hocking and Athens counties.
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Cyphcers
Frederick W. Blume
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Robert Wallace
Blume
Marjorie B. Rhoads
John Sher~ Wood
Wayne ‘Todd
Flower Fund
Allen Farm
Marion Allen
Dog Warden to Attend Dayton Conference
Commissioners approved $90 to cover James Reedy the dog warden travel expenses for a Dayton conference on June 19 funded by the Ohio Department of Health to discuss rabies with dog wardens. Also authorized were probation association meeting costs June 18-21 at Oxford and highway project cosigns for Benton Township. payments totaling $2, or $743.94 and $1,105.53 from various funds.
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Lovan
Benton
S. A. Reichley
Harry L
Isabel M. Bachman
Johnstown Man Fined On Speeding Charge
Nelsonville court fined Johnstown Route 3 resident 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Cecil Fellem of Nelsonville was fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace by intoxication. Paul Kovata of Mansfeld Route 5 forfeited a 15 dollar bond for improper passing. Additional Nelsonville news on page 12.
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Johnstown
Nelsonville
Mark Hopking
Earl Hilleary
Cecil Fellem
Ail Paul
J. Kovata
Mansfeld
Installation Services By Emblem Clubs Of Two Cities
Emblem Club installations in Nelsonville and Logan featured officers and members from both cities. Seated and standing groups included financial secretary Firstetta Johnson and president Verneeda Miller, with other officers and dignitaries read from left to right, while Logan officers read include Mrs. Virginia president and Mrs. Doris Hopson among others.
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Nelsonville Emblem Club
Logan Emblem Club
Ben Gabriel
Logan
Henring
Firstetta Johnson
Mary Steenrod
Margaret Linscott
Record Teme
Clarning
Verneeda Miller
Blosser
Virginia
Nancy John- Emblem
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
George Ricketts Lenreivine Ree 5 o Gap Mrs. Charles Koop laughter notes from Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
George Ricketts
Lenreivine Ree
Business Women Club to Meet in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 7 20 p m in the Little Haste to discuss plans and elect officers. Miss Helen Rush district director will attend to install the new officers of the group.
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Nelsonville
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Myers &I
Masting
Consi Tellsl
Helen Rush
Logan
Union Church Services Set for Summer Open Houses
ELSONVILLE The Nelsonville Ministerial Association announces open houses this summer with union church services every Sunday night. The first service is at 8 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev J Evans delivering the sermon. The public is invited to attend.
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Elsonville
Union
Vari
da. Long
Nelsonville
J. +. Evans
Chief Warns Children Who Follow Sweeper
Valkinberg warned that children who ignore the sweeper driver warnings risk police pickup and return to their parents. The driver noted children paying little attention and rules enforcement may increase in future operations.
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Valkinberg
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