Logan Youth to Attend Buckeye Boys State
Logan youth James F. McNamee 17 son of Mr and Mrs F McNamee will travel to Camp Perry Ohio to attend Buckeye Boys State. He represents Hocking County chosen and sponsored by Post 78 American Legion for leadership scholastic record character and service. The program teaches practical government via mock offices and campaigns. He attended Pontifical College Josephinum and Logan High School earning Latin Spanish honors and National Honor Society membership. He worked as a relief clerk for C and O Railroad. siblings include sister Patricia now Sister Catherine James and brother Charles.
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Logan
James F. McNamee
F. McNamee
N. Market St
Camp Perry
Ohio
Buckeye
American Legion
Hocking County
Post 78
Buckeye Boys State
The
School of Democracy
McNamee
Pontifical College Josephinum
Worthington
Logan High School
Central Ohio
National Honor Society
C&o Railroad
Patricia
Catherine James
Mt Notre Dame Convent
Rearing
Charles
St. John's Catholic School
Fellowship Has Election of Officers
CHAUNCEY Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Millfield Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. RH. O. McDaniel with Mabel Shaner in charge. Miss Olive Brookins gave secretary’s notes as several officers were installed in a candle lighting ceremony led by the outgoing president Mrs. Shaner. New officers are president Myrtle Wilcox vice president Edith McDaniel secretary Olive Brookins and treasurer Eda Heffken. Hostess served ice cream strawberries and coffee. Members present included Hazel Barich Etta Hart Elizabeth Robinett Jessie Fulton Myrtle Wilcox Edith Heffken Olive Brookins Mabel Shaner and Edith McDaniel.
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Chauncey—Christian Women's Fellowship
Millfield Church of Christ
RH. O. McDaniel
Mabel Shaner
Olive Brooking
Shaner
Myrtle Wilcox
Edith McDaniel
Olive Brookina
Eda Heffken
Hazel Barich
Etta Hart
Elizabeth Robinett
Jessie Fulton
Edith Heffken
Olive Brookins
Mrs Wallace Hosts Euchre Club at Millfield
Mrs James Wallace hosted her Euchre Club at her Millfield home with Helen Sanders as guest player. Velma Wemmer won high, Elizabeth Patton second, Amy Jo Moody low, and Mrs Cole received a prize. The hostess served dessert. Attending were Mrs Carson Sanders, Mrs William Pyle, Mrs John Theisen, Mrs William Cole, Mrs Grover Patton, Mrs Floyd Wemmer, Mrs Carl Moody, Mrs Charles Sanders and Mrs James Wallace.
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Chauncey
James Wallace
Millfield
Helen Sanders
High
Velma Wemmer
Elizabeth Patton
Amy Jo Moody
Cole
Carson Sanders
William Pyle
John Theisen
William Cole
Grover Patton
Floyd Wemmer
Carl Moody
Charles Sanders
Former Local Residents Visit Chauncey Figures
Mr and Mrs Francis Lemoine and Mrs Inez Burdette of Titusville Florida, former locals, visited relatives in this area. They also called on Mrs Marie Rutledge Sanders in Athens. Mrs Burdette and Mrs Sanders stayed with Mrs Daniel Fulton in Millfield Saturday.
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Chauncey
Francis Lemoine
Inez Burdette
Titusville
Fla
Loyal Women's Class Meets at Johnston's Chauncey
Loyal Women's Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m in the home of Mrs Burg Johnston 47 Converse St with Mrs Carl Shafer presiding A business session program and refreshments will follow
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Chauncey
Loyal Women’s Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
Burg Johnston
Converse St
Carl Shafer
Hocking Valley Hospital Admission and Births
Clay Robinson Logan Homer Burgoon Logan Mrs Floyd Riddiebarger South Logan Pearl Burns Logan Route 3 born to Mr and Mrs Paul Edwards Logan a son Discharged Mrs Alfred Landis Freda Young Mrs Raymond Bizham and son
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Clay Robinson
Logan
Homer Burgoon
Floyd Riddiebarger
South Logan
Pearl Burns
Paul Edwards
Alfred Landis
Freda Young
Raymond Bizham and Son
Logan Marcie Koikigsch Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving
Logan Marcie Koikigsch was fined ten dollars and court costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Mayor Roger W. Friend ordered the penalty following the weekend court appearance. she was cited by city police.
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Logan
Marcie Koikigsch
Wag
Roger W. Friend
Dillons and Kellys Head to Quebec for Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Dillon of W Main Street with Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Kelley of Laurelville travel to Lake Pemachangan in Quebec to spend the remainder of the month in the cabin of Dave Goldsberry and Fred A. Murray of Logan. James Day of Hamilton Ohio has visited Chauncey with his wife Mary Lee Savage at 52 Lexington Avenue.
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Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
W. Main St
Edgar Kelley
Laurelville
Lake Pemachangan
Province of
Quebec
Dave Goldsberry
Fred A. Murray
Hamilton
Chauncey
James Day
Ohio
Parish to Welcome Rev Heyde at Joint St Matthew Laurel Service
The American Lutheran Parish in St Matthew Logan plans a 10 a m worship service to receive missionary Rev Luther Heyde and his family from India. St John Laurel and St Matthew will join in the welcome with speakers Dr C F Rauch and Ralph Blum. A covered dish dinner will follow on the church lawn.
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St. Matthew
Ralph Blum
St. John
Mr. Heyde
Amos L. Heyde
Luther Heyde
India
Marvalene Cretcher
Bellefontaine
Barbara Lynn
Steven Mark
Heyde
Help Given Tax Payers In Laurelville Area
Ralph Moorhead county treasurer will be at Salt Creek Valley Bank Laurelville today and Wednesday to aid property owners in paying second half 1950 real estate taxes. Hours 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Deadline July 30 with 10 percent penalty after July 20. Moorhead also will be in Murray City June 19 at the mayor’s office 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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LOGAN
Laurelville
Ralph Moorhead
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Moorhead
Murray City
Chillicothe Kiwanis Visit Prompts Interclub Meeting
Logan Kiwanis Club hosts Chillicothe members for an interclub gathering with B Atwell as guest speaker on Are You Thinking. A golf match between the two clubs was set for 2 p.m. at Hocking Hills Country Club, followed by dinner at 6 30 p.m. in Blosser's restaurant.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Chillicothe
B. Atwell
Chillicothe Club
Logan Club
Hocking Hills Country Club
Blosser’s
William Wine Dies Sunday in Ohio Farm Incident
William Wine, 60, of Chapel Ridge near South Bloomingville, died Sunday evening from a heart attack while carrying a bucket of feed to cattle. Lifelong Hocking County farmer and Benton Township trustee, he is survived by wife Nora May, daughter Elsie, two sons Walter and Homer, a sister Jennie Gray, and a brother-in-law. Funeral arrangements are by Smith Funeral Home in McArthur.
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Logan
William Wine
Chapel Ridge
Bloomingville
Mr. Wine
Hocking County
Benton Township
Nora May
Elsie
Walter
Philippine Islands
Homer
Lancaster
Jennie Gray
Methodists Retain Pastor in Logan Logan Pastor Renamed at Lakeside Conference
The Rev. R. B. Wilson was renamed pastor of the First Methodist Church of Logan at the Ohio Methodist Church conference in Lakeside. He arrived three years ago succeeding Rev. Clinton Swengle who moved to Bryan. Amos Hoover was named supply pastor for Bourneville Methodist Church.
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Logan
R. B. Wilson
First Methodist Church
Ohio Methodist Church
Lakeside
Mr. Wilson
Clinton Swengle
Bryan
Amos Hoover
Bourneville
Stinchfield Services To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Albion Stinchfield 79 who died Sunday in a Gallipolis hospital will be held Friday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Time and place of services will be announced by Woodard funeral home Stinchfield a native of Athens County lived in Logan for several years He was admitted to the hospital Saturday after becoming seriously ill He is survived by a sister Mrs W F Case and nieces and nephews.
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Logan
Albion Stinchfield
Gallipolis
Oak Grove
Woodard Funeral Home
Stinchfield
Athens County
W. F. iCase
Orchard Blight and Wheat Bin Care Report
A rural column notes fire blight affecting pears and apples with no strong control, plus a recommendation to prune diseased limbs. It warns about weevils in stored grain, suggests DDT spraying before new wheat arrives, and urges dry grain and low moisture. It also includes a brief reflection on farm income trends since 1947.
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Logan
Local Men Attend Lutheran Church Convention in Columbus
Benjamin F. Goslin will serve as delegate and Rev. Paul N. Warner as pastor at the Ohio District American Lutheran Church convention at Capital University Columbus. Dr. C. F. Rauch elected alternate. Warner chairs the floor committee handling missions work and evangelism with a focus on forming Lutheran worship in Athens. An open meeting will feature Armin Meyer on Christian responsibility toward government. Public invited.
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Geslin
American Lutheran Church
Ohio
Home Missions Committee
Athens
Ohio University
Armin Meyer
Department of State
Washington, D. C
Beefs price rollback blamed on farm costs
A speaker argues the rollback harms farmers, noting only farm prices bear the roll back while much of retail beef price increases arise from costs incurred after slaughter, from farm to meat counter. The view frames post farm costs as a bigger driver of higher retail prices than farm price declines.
Rites Held For Cooper Infant In Logan
Graveside services for David Edward Cooper infant son of Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper Jr were held at 10 am in Oak Grave Cemetery. The newborn died yesterday morning at Doctors Hospital Columbus. Survived by parents, grandparents Mrs Ben Cooper Sr West Logan Mrs Inez Kern Logan Regbert Kern Logan and great grandmother Mrs Millie King Union Furnace.
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Logan
David Edward
Ben Cooper
Logan City Council Meeting Tonight in Chambers
The Logan City Council will convene at 7 30 p m in the council chambers. President Harry W Shaw announced the session details and urged attendance for the vote and discussion of local matters.
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Logan
Harry W. Shaw
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Mrs. Wallace
Chauncey Visitors
Johnston's
Hocking Valley Hospital
Aon
Daugherty - Tanner, Inc
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Dillons
Chillicothe Kiwanis
Mervin Smith
Warner
Alimar
Whiessh
Cooper
Father
Hanmer
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