Logan City Council Increases Pay By Five Cents An Hour
Logan City Council met with all members present except George Moore. A resolution raised city employee pay five cents per hour to take effect in 30 days. An ordinance accepted the deed for an unimproved alley north of the swimming pool between Market and Mulberry streets. The council discussed tax cases on municipal utilities, contemplated mayoral input, granted a grade change for a dead end alley on Hunter Street, reviewed sewage plans by Burgess and Niple Co, and approved moving a drinking fountain to a site with city water access.
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Logan
George Moore
Logen
Market
Mulberry
Robert Keynes
Carl Kitchen
Keynes Este. F
Denzil Weltner
Walter Woody
Lon
Charles Pratt
We. Hunter St
Hunter St
E. Front St
Washington Ave
Clayton Bull
Bell and Schell
Springdale
Burgess & Niple Co
Main
Mulberry Streets
Logan BPW Installs New Officers At Picnic
The Logan Business and Professional Women's Club held its annual picnic at Rachelreacher Park and later installed officers at the N Market Street club rooms. Flor ence Bart, past president, conducted the installation of Precious Correll as president, Mary Connor as vice president, Kathryn Myers recording secretary, and Margaret Rush corresponding secretary. Reports on the Cleveland state convention were shared by Bort, Myers, Correll and Hanna. A July 9 picnic was planned with the new officers on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bort
Miss Conner
Hanna
Miss Rush
Gladys Clutton
Delegates Named by Legion Auxiliary in Logan Meeting
At a Monday Legion Auxiliary meeting in Logan delegates were chosen for the district caucus on July 30 and to attend the state convention in Cleveland in August. Named as delegates were Mrs Walter Huffman president, Mrs Blanche Thomas secretary, and Mrs Florence Myers treasurer. Alternates selected were Mrs Lawrence Adcock, Mrs George Wolfe, and Mrs Vern Pierson. The session opened with a covered dish dinner. Attendees included Mrs Kirby Snider, Mrs Myers, Mrs Wolfe Pierson, Mrs Harry Bray, John McBroom, Mrs Barton, Mrs Ellen Rowley, Miss Mars Jo Adcock, and Mrs Lawrence Adnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Snider
Myers
Wolfe Pierson
Harry Bray
John McBroom
Barton
Ellen Rowley
Mars Jo Adcock
Lawrence Adnes
Scout Troop 153 Hikes and Tests Validate Skills
Scout Troop 153 led by Waldo Durant hiked Tuesday morning and held cooker dinner at Rempies Grove. Several boys passed cooking and fire building tests, including Shaw, Sam Sloan, Bill John Cotterman, Linn Williams, Connie Obdlinger, Manuel Call, Dave Phillips, and Carol Polsiey. Additional members Her bert Hiles and Ralph Hinerman also passed tests. troop plans to meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Elks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Waldo Durant
Rempies Grove
Shaw
Sam Sloan
Bill John Cotterman
Linn Williams
Connie Obdlinger
Manuel Call Dave Phillips
Carol Polsiey
Herbert Hiles
Ralph Hinerman
Elks Hall
Spends Leave Here Retha Lohr at Camp Atterbury
Retha Lohr spends a seven day leave from Camp Atterbury Indiana with her parents in Logan. She re enlisted in the WACs after an honorable discharge and served overseas. She now does secretarial work in the adjutant headquarters. Mrs Fred Huls and daughter Barbara attended a college luncheon at Western College for Women honoring mothers of students.
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Logan
Pfic
Retha Lohr
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Pfc. Lohr
Marcus Lohr
Wacs
Fred Huls
Barbara Huls
Western College For Women
Band Articles Missing Report by Instructor
LOGAN James Harwell instrumental instructor announced that an invoice for band uniforms and equipment shows many items not turned in. He urged anyone who has items from the band room to return them promptly. Classes have been well attended with junior members Wednesday morning, senior members Thursday, and beginners Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Harwell
Horwell
Logan Brief Social Notes
At the sixth and final match of the first round of the Friendly Bridge Club, Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hankinson, the men lost by 2 points on the sixth match and five points on the last round. Refreshments were served after the play with participants Mer and Mrs. William Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dague, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Adcock, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Graham, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pierce, who were substituting for Mr. and Mrs. Lew Rises attending the Ki Convention in Atlantic City.
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Friendly Bridge Club
J. R. Hankison
N. Market St
Mer
William Clapp
Henry Dague
Ross Adcock
Lew Graham
Remains of Flame Swept Hotel Room Town Tragedy
Midshipman Chas Rauch arrived from Annapolis for a brief visit with his parents Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Rauch. Columbus relatives were Sun day guests of Athens and Albany family members. Eleanor Nelson and Margaret Redhenwaldt visited the Shaker home. Harold Bryan, of Chicago, stayed with his parents on Second Street. Betty Bowers, Logan High School graduate, has entered Bliss College Columbus. Alberta Kennard of Dayton was in Logan for a business visit. Walter Frazee and son Jimmie spent the weekend with John H. Green’s family in Granville.
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Town
Chas. Rauch
Annapolis
C. F. Rauch
Richard Brooks
Logan
Alford Brooks
Columbus
Athens
Albany
Eleanor Nelson
Margaret Redhenwaldt
Clarence Shaker
Harold Bryan
Chicago
Theter
John H. Green
Granville
Glouster Scouts Head to Camporee Next Friday
Glouster Hinessta troop will leave Depot Square Friday afternoon June 5 to attend the Camporee at Carler near Glor Sunday afternoon. Scouts plan to contact Scoutmaster for reservations. Major Raymond Lee and Mr Good yan, Athens officials, were in Glouster arranging details. Scoutmaster Hines, back from away duty since April 1, will resume regular meetings.
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Glouste Hinessta
Depot Square
Car Ler
Glor
Stoutmaster
Raymond Lee
Goodyan
Athens
Glouster
Hines
Samuel Segal, Chillicothe Leader, Dies at 60
Samuel Segal of Chillicothe, former councilman and president of Segal-Schade Co., died after a two month illness at University Hospital. Born in Russia, he came to the United States 35 years ago and later led Segal-Schadel Co. in Columbus and managed the Segal-Schadel division of Meade Corp. in Chillicothe.
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Columbus
Samuel Segal
Chillicothe
Segal-Schade! Co
University Hospital
Segal
United States
Russia
Segal-Schadel Co
Segal-Schadel
Meade Corp
Judges To Try Son For Hatchet Killing
Russell E. Koons, 22, will be tried by a three judge court for first degree murder on June 18 in the hatchet killing of his mother, Margaret Koons, 48. He had pleaded innocent to the January 25 killing after release from 30 days at Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane, which reported him sane.
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Springfield
Russell E. Koons
Margaret Koons
Lima State Hospital
Stewart Area Social Briefs
Sunday service in Stewart Methodist Church featured Rev Wayne Baxter with the Baccalaureate. Commencement speaker Prof Gerald Dykstra of Ohio University presented diplomas to Rome Canaan High graduates including Josephine Almashy and Joan Wood. Additional notes cover visits and travel by local families and veterans from the Army of Occupation in Europe. Memorial Day observances complete the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyona Moore
Betty Rowland
Pearl Scott
Jeannine Simmons
Eve Lou Winner
Joan Wood
D. C. McInturf
Columbus
James Roberts
Zanesville
Mary Roberts
Edith McBee
Ruth
Virginia
Canton
Frederick McBee
Athens
R. B. Justin
Billie Nuzum
Army of Occupation
Europe
Justin
E. R. Seaman
Reedy
W. Va
R. W. Seaman
OES Will Gather for Past Matrons Meeting at Masonic Hall
The OES Past Matrons Association will meet at Masonic Hall on Friday June 14 at 7 30 p m Mrs Carl Antic and Mrs We A arre s committee will be in charge Logan spent Friday to Monday away from Logan while Mr and Mrs Russel Brewer visited Dayton and returned Monday with Mrs Brewer and their son Georgie will stay for an indeterminate time with Mr and Mrs Campbell Mrs E K no and family took Gertrude Rowan to Athens Tuesday to visit her son in law and daughter the Atterholts returned to Mansfield with her Minnie Pierce has returned home to Murray City after visiting her daughter Mrs Chester Sanborn of Glouster Route 1.
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PLA
T tThapter
OES
Masonic Hall
Carl Antic
Yirs
We Aarre
Chars
Glousien
Genre H Campbell
Hubert Guess
Logan
Russel Brewer J
Dayton
Glouster
E. K.no
Arthur
Gertrude Rowan
Athens
J. R. Atterholt
Atterholts
Mansfield
Minnie Pierce
Murray City
Chester Sanborn
Gauga
Ter
Ann
Parkersburg
Garden Club
Chicago
Charles McBee
C. R. Glazier
Marietta
Wasi Glouster
Gaylord Cook
Branson Chambers
Chauncey
Lucille Showalter
Mrs
Pearl Showalter
Edwardsville
Amesville Personal column notes local sermons and events
Amesville residents report Rev H M Tenney preaching at the Presbyterian before moving to Delaware, and Rev Harold Jeffers delivering his first Methodist Church sermon. The passage covers baptisms, weddings, visits, and travels of locals with names like Albert Gardner Lucille Linscott Mary Balderson and Dorothy Mescher.
New Minister Feted At Church Supper
At the Church of Christ in Glouster a church supper honored the new minister. The event featured a vocal duet Moon and Miss Lucy during an intimate religious program. A series of youth meetings was announced as part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Danieven
Church of Christ
Fy Moon
Lucy
Glouster Weather Drops After Brief Rain Burst
Glouster saw a brief rain event as the day started warm with the thermometer at 86 F around 2:30 PM. Clouds gathered and an electric storm cooled readings to 65 F by 6:40 PM, with rain ending around 7 PM and an improvised gauge showing about 0.2 inch of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sriott
Past Resident Visits GLOUSTER-Gertrude Rowan
Gertrude Rowan of Mansfield visits Athens to attend Ohio University commencement exercises with her son-in-law James Robert Atterholt assisting. She was formerly a resident of Viansfield years ago before moving to Mansfield.
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Glouster
Gertrude Rowan
Mansfield
Irs
Bryson
Athens
Ohio University
James Robert Atterholt
Viansfield
Glouster Men Find Vacation Fishing Good
Four Glouster men returned from a fishing trip at Lake of the Woods in Ontario reporting fine fishing. They caught 125 northern pike and walleyes totaling 375, and noted large game sightings including many deer. The party stayed at Calverts Camp, 38 miles from the nearest highway, on a small island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lake of the Woods
Ontario
Lester Faires
Rland Richardson
Lester Zimmer
Harold Vaughn
Wip
Calverts Camp
Ladies Night Noted By Logan Rotarians At Lancaster Hotel
Logan Rotary Club held annual Ladies Night Tuesday at the Lancaster Hotel with a dinner and floor show by Dodds Heppelman from Newark and Hollis Tucker Logan magician. Attendees included Clarence Blosser, Phil Faine, and many local couples and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster Hotel
Clarence Blosser
Phil Faine
Dodds Heppelman
Newark
Marcus Kerr
G. Robinson
E. K. Sheffield
L. K. Showalter
Owen Yaw
Russell Young
Robert Veidt
Victor Simiele
Harry Caulkins
Mr. Caulkins
The
Lancaster Rotary Club
Bible School Program Set at Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Paul Monks, directing the Daily Bible Vacation school, reports unusually large enrollment. The closing program is Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church, with displays of leather crafts, stuffed animals, dolls, plaques, window boxes, and book covers. Students will meet at 10:15 Friday at the church for a noon picnic at Kachelmacher Park under supervision. Parents are asked to assist with transportation from church to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Monks
Presbyterian Church
Kachelmacherpark
Scarlet fever cases reported in Hocking County May
Logan reports two scarlet fever cases and one measles case in Hocking County for May, per Dr. H G Southard. Glouster notes W J Golding returned from Columbus after a week at a Lenox Furnace Co school of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. J. Golding
Columbus
Lenox Furnace Ca
Suspended Sentences for Three Juveniles in Theft Case
Three youths arraigned in Probate Court on charges of breaking and entering and theft after being caught by Sheriff Duffy and Deputy Waldron following thefts reported at the Eagles lodge and two Route 33 service stations on June 6. They received suspended sentences to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster and were ordered to make restitution for stolen merchandise and damages, placed in the custody of a Nelsonville resident.
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Nelsonville
Jacksonville Parents Welcome New Baby Son
Mr and Mrs Jack Noon of Jacksonville announce the birth of a son at Sheltering harms Hospital on Friday June seven. The infant weighed seven and a half pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lawrence Noon of Jacksonville and Mr and Mrs William Keith of Gloucester. Great grandmother Mrs Alice Keith of Corning is also noted. The Nolns have two other children, Patty aged three and Judy.
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Glouster
Jack Noon
Jacksonville
Ladies of the Moose State Special Meeting and Initiation
Officers of The Ladies of the Moose announce a special meeting at the Moose Hall at 7 30 p m Thursday. Friday night initiation assisted by Thelma Thomas Lancaster. refreshments to follow and all members of the men's lodge are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
The
Ladies of the Moose
Moose Hall
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey residents report visiting relatives and hosting guests from Edwardsville Worthington Columbus and Cleveland. Mrs Lucille Showalter returned from Edwardsville. Mr and Mrs Pearl Showalter hosted visits with Mrs Hickman and family. Don Fleck stayed with Richard Wilcox of Millfield. Dosie Coleman visited Lacey C McNutt in Chauncey. Tillie Six returned from Columbus. Floyd Stanley and family hosted John Stanley and Joan Robinett during a weekend stay. Betty Palmer plans a Cleveland vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hickman
Worthington
Chauncey
Hickman
Guy Spaulding
Ellis Ave
Don Fleck
Toledo
Richard Wilcox
Church of Christ
Millfield
Dosie Coleman
Columbus
Lacey C. McNutt
Tillie Six
Floyd Phillips
Frank Craig
Floyd Stanley
John Stanley
Joan Robinett
Mary Stanley Robinett
Betty Palmer
Cleveland
Daughter Is Born Barbara Ann at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Norman W Smith announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Barbara Ann on Monday June 10 at Sheltering Arms Hospital The second item reports Tehran stating the Afghan problem settled on a seven point program proposed by Premier Ahmed Qavam credited to a foreign office spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Norman W. Smith
Barbara Ann
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Tehran
Foreign Office
Agerbaidjan
Ahmed Qavam
Chauncey School Board Names New Home Economics Teacher
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education announced the hire of Mrs Mary Ransom of Mansfield as home economics teacher at Chauncey-Dover High School. She will assume duties September 1 and succeeds Mrs Gloria Hintz Gabriel. Ransom is an Ohio University graduate, 1941, with prior teaching in Mount Vernon and work at Westinghouse Electric. The board also approved athletic field grading drawings by architect W J Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
A. E. Watkins
C. N. Sanders
B. W. Simpkins
DeWitt Walker
Chester Howard
Mary Ransom
Mansfield
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ransom Will Assaume
Chauncey Cub Scouts Meet Tonight At High School
Chauncey Cub Scouts will meet tonight at 7 o clock in the Chauncey High School Auditorium. Boys ages 9 10 and 11 are invited to attend with parents as plans are made to organize a Cub Scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey High
Cub Scout
Motor trip to Eastern States by local families
East Chauncey coach William Smith and Mrs. Smith join Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders of Millfield on a motor journey to the Eastern States. They plan to be away for about a week, enjoying the trip as they travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Smith
Visit by Dorothy McKinney to Chauncey family home
Mrs Dorothy McKinney from Millika Minn is in Chauncey for an indefinite visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney and sister Zelda Muae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dorothy McKinney Sovereign
Millika, Minn
Andrew McKinney
Zelda Muae
Morristown Holiness Church Revival Continues
Revival services run nightly at 7 30 p m at Morristown Holiness Church with good attendance. Evangelists include George Scott Columbus and N A Wickline from Washington C H.
Chauncey Residents Attend Athens Wedding
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley and daughter Mrs Harold Sherlock attended the wedding of Grace Wood and Raymond Hoffman at Athens Presbyterian Church. Local couples Mr and Mrs Gerald Tinkham welcomed a son named Gerald Jr in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Floyd Stanley
Harold Sherlock
Athens
Grace Wood
Raymond Hoffman
Athens Presbyterian Church
Pladns
Gerald Tinkham
Iight Pound
Geriald Jr
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BPW
Legion Auxiliary
Camporee
Stewart Area
Social Briefs
Tai Gady
Amesville
H. M. Tenney
Presbyterian
Delaware
Albert Gardner
Lucille Linscott
Mary Balderson
Harold Jeffers
Drew Theological Seminary
Methodist Church
Hattie Inman
A. A. Knoch
Paul
Margaret Dishont
Nelsonvile
Bill Inman
William Gribble
David Owen
J. A. Bretz
Mary Dean
Melissa Thomas
Chesterhill
F. L. Thomas
David Thompson
Lamborn
E. V. Springer
Merle Danford
Trimble
Robert Clark
Ladies of Moose Lodge State Special Meeting
Chauncey Cub Secours Will
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Morristown
Logan, Ohio
Glouster Cleaners
Tralsen Bros
High Street
Ohio
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Mutual Stores Inc
Ensenada
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