Glouster Depot Signs Replaced as Gate Markers
Signs from the old Glouster NYC depot have been mounted on village gates on Route 13 after the depot was closed by the New York Central. Mayor Williams says the railroad gave the signs. The village may purchase the Depot Square station for a youth center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cross
Glouster
New York Central Railroad
Thomas Williams Jr
NYC
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Depot Square
Glouster Park
Glouster’s South Village Limit
Terry Chalfant
Sonny Kimburg
Trimble
Messenger Newsphoto
Conference enters fourth day of Ohio Southeast EUB session
The 10th annual Ohio Southeast Conference of the United Evangelical United Brethren Church continues at First EUB Church with ministers and delegates from 194 congregations. Dr. Lynn Turner and Dr. Paul Price spoke on Otterbein College and Christian Education as reports and talks proceed toward ordination of elders Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
United Evangelical United Brethren Church
EUB
Otterbein College
Christian Education
Lynn Turner
Paul Price
D. S. Mills
Ohio Council of Churches
Temperance League of Ohio
John
Ladies Day at Hocking Hills Country Club Observed
Logan area Women’s Golf Association hosted a Ladies Day luncheon at Hocking Hills Country Club with guests Mrs. Dean Calland of Phoenix and Mrs. Louis Graham. Members and guests played morning and afternoon league golf, with Single defeating Howards for a weekly prize and Alice Roberts as low medalist.
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Hocking Country Club
Hocking Hills Country Club
Women's Golf Association
Dean Calland
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis Graham
Carl Johnson
Diane Shipley
Robert Jurgensmier
Jack Tingley
Warren Johns
Robert Gano
William Moore
Claude Chrisman
Jack Rauch
Francis Myers
WGA
Single
Howard's
Alice Roberts
Walt
Ford Hack’s
Athens Country Club
Roberts
Robert Butts
Walter Jurgensmier
Jurgensmier
Logan Personal Notes Peaceful Family Roundup
Logan residents and relatives share travels and visits. Mrs Calland and children tour Arizona relatives before Florida Riviera Beach stay with parents of Mr Calland. Mr and Mrs Graham visit Logan kin, both former locals. Dr Ray Kelch, SF State College professor, ends visit with mother and brother, Roy Kelch. Winslow family returns to Ann Arbor after visiting Shaw family on Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dean Calland
Phoenix
Ariz
Graham
Ray Kelch
San Francisco State College
San Francisco
Calif
A. R. Kelch
James
Warner Ave
Roy O. Kelch
Kelch
Columbus
Chales D. Winslow
Charles
Ann Arbor
Mich
To Graduate Friday From Jefferson Medical School
Karl F. Finnen of New Lexington will graduate from Jefferson Hospital Medical School in Philadelphia with a medical degree. He will intern at St. Charles Hospital in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Karl F. Finnen
William Finnen
Jefferson Hospital Medical School
Philadelphia
St. Charles Hospital
Toledo
Pair Fined And Jailed By Court For Fighting
Agnes Losey of Glouster was charged with disturbing the peace and fighting on June 10 and fined $25 plus costs by Mayor Williams. On June 19 she again faced charges and was fined $35 with costs. Phil Losey of Glouster was fined $25 and costs for disturbing the peace and fighting. Both were confined to the county jail for non payment of fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Agnes Losey
Williams
Phil Losey
Green Valley Council June Meeting Discusses Farm Bureau Policies
Logan Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward hosted the Green Valley Council as they met in June. Discussion focused on Our Farm Bureau Policies for 1961 and planned picnics at the Ohio State Fairgrounds on June 26. The next gathering is set for July 1 at Mrs. Lillian Howard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Glen Ward
Green Valley Council
Farm Bureau
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Lillian Howard
Death Reported Mrs Campbell of Glouster Widow of Bradley Campbell
Word of the death of Mrs. Bradley Campbell the former Flossie Creachbaum of Glouster occurred June 12 in Davenport Oklahoma was received by her great niece Mrs Edward Smith The Plains. Mrs Campbell was the aunt of Carl and Harry Cartwright Glouster Route 3.
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Glouster
Bradley Campbell
Flossie Creachbaum
Davenport
Okla
Edward Smith
the Plains
Campbell
Carl and
Harry Cartwright
Logan Area June Events Schedule
Calendar notes events from June 23 to June 25 including a VFW-DAV sponsored chicken noodle supper, Venus Circle CES postponed, Squaw Club meeting, Pomona degree team practice, Venus Chapter initiation attire, 4-H ice cream social, United Bible Class banquet, skating party, KIwanis chicken barbecue, Good Hope Institute ham supper, and Bear Run Farm Bureau council gathering with details and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW-DAV_ Club
Hall
Venus Circle Ces
Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas Hall
Pomona
Antioch Grange Hall
Venus Chapter
CBS
Maconie Temple
Gore School
United Bible Class
Brand’s
Mecca Room
Grotto Grounds
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Kachelmacher Park
Logan Kiwanis Club
Good Hope Community Institute
Institute
Rockbridge
Buena Vista Road
Bear Run Farm Bureau Council
Arthur Anderson
May Vote On Health Levy In Perry County
Perry County health officials consider a health levy to fund the county health department and avoid crippling cuts or temporary elimination. The board chair Ernest Wilson of New Straitsville leads with members Edythe Butler Crooksville Dr J H Clouse Somerset B A Thomas Somerset and L L Thompson New Lexington as talks with county commissioners proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
Bill Blake Party Honor Before Move to Zanesville
Supt. Wallace Blake and wife Mrs. Blake hosted a surprise farewell for their son Bill Blake Tuesday night. About forty teens attended a barbecue at 7:30 p.m. on adjoining lawns of the Blake and Ohlinger homes as the family prepares to move to Zanesville. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Ohlinger and Mr. and Mrs. Blake along with the Blanken ships and Mrs. William Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bill Blake
Wallace Blake
Blake
Zanesville
Willis Ohlinger
Ohlinger
Judy Blankenship
Carol Heinlein
Margrette Greenman
Robert Blankenship
William Ramsey
Visits Bring Family Groups Across Ohio and California
Portland residents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Swan and children visited his parents in Middleport. James Mitchell, Pol ling, and Perry families from Columbus visited Paul Schuler. May Belle Shank, Carolyn Taylor of California, and Chester Scott of Westerville stayed with Harry Swan. Alice Adams of Coolville hosted Earl Jewett’s visit. Hyatt Parsons and Darr ell Perry plus grandchildren joined Parkerburg relatives for a Sunday gathering.
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Portland
Marvin Swan
Middleport
Harry Swan
James Mitchell
Polling
Columbus
Paul Schuler
Maybelle Shank
Carolyn Taylor
California
Chester Scott
Westerville
Ohio
Earl Jewett
Alice Adams
Coolville
Hyatt Parsons
Parkersburg
Darrell Perry
Pamelia
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Poling of Logan welcomed a daughter. Admitted were Mrs Robert Schein Logan for surgery Rosa Lehman Logan for medical Mrs John W Kline Logan Floyd E Brown Logan Route 4 for medical Mrs James Davis Logan Route 1 for medical Discharged was Mrs John Shorr Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Poling
Logan
Robert Schein
Rosa Lehman
John W. Kline
Floyd E. Brown
James Davis
Factory Discussion Is Planned Friday
Glouster residents will gather Friday at 7 30 p m to hear talk on a proposed factory for the village. A Columbus group showing interest in producing a smokeless odorless fuel called Hormonite will be discussed. Association members have visited Columbus to learn about machinery and layout. Village representatives are Harold Wagner Dan Kovach and Bert Angle. The meeting will also cover the Glouster homecoming with out of town speakers floats horses and a street carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Community Association
Thomas Williams Jr
Columbus
Williams
Harold W. Wagner
Dan Kovach
Bert Angle
Two Men Arrested After Parole Release in Ohio
Two Mansfield Reformatory parolees Freeman Ernest E. 21 and Jordan Junior James 28 await return to Logan County for charges. Freeman faces a Lake Logan concession stand break in July 1958 indictment and detainer. Jordan had probation violation capias from 1958 and a 1955 grand jury indictment for failure to provide. Both held in county jail and slated for Saturday arraignment or probation action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mansfield Reformatory
Hocking County
Freeman
Lake Logan
Reformatory
Jordan
Chieftain Boosters Plan Full July 4th Program
The Chieftain Boosters announce a full Independence Day program at the high school athletic field starting at 11 a.m. The day includes baseball games featuring American Legion junior teams and the Logan Eagles, rides, games for all ages, a talent show with three divisions, an ice cream social, and a fireworks display. Talent judging begins at 2 p.m. with finals at 8 p.m. Prizes include $5, $4, and $3 certificates. Entries are being received by Richard Buntz at Mus-Ed Corner, 82 W. Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Chieftain Boosters
American Legion
Logan Eagles
Richard Buntz
W. Second St
Ed C. Ewing Honored by Mingo Lodge 171
Ed C. Ewing of Logan received a 50 year membership pin at Mingo Lodge 171 F&AM in the Masonic Temple. Robert B. Will of McArthur, deputy grand master of the 13th Ohio Masonic district, presented the pin a certificate and a special badge for lodge meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ed C. Ewing
Mingo Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Ewing
Gentle Assembly Visits Across Reedsville Notes
Guests of Mr and Mrs Oren Childers included their children William Childers and Philo Goldin with his mother Mrs John Goldin from Neville. Ala Childers visited Parkersburg with sister Emerick. Parkersburg visitors included Jack Davis with Mr and Mrs C H Randolph. Lord of Rushville visited J S Marks. Marion Hall of Long Bottom stayed with Charles Hall. Parkersburg visitors to Carroll Randolph noted.
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Reedsville
Oren Childers
William Childers
Philo
John Goldin
Neville
Ala Childers
Parkersburg
Emerick
Jack Davis
C. H. Randolph
Lord
Rushville
J. S. Marks
Marion Hall
Long Bottom
Weekend Guests Visit Stephenson Home
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stephenson included Rhodes McCoy and grandson Michael Lambert from Marion Ohio. Sunday visitors were John Robinson and daughters Ann Sally and Margaret from Delaware Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Stephenson
Rhodes McCoy
Michael Lambert
Marion
Ohio
John Robinson
Ann
Sally
Margaret
Delaware
Two Local Teens Named in Navy Reserve Hopeful
Logan Harmon, 19, of Lancaster and Margie Jackson, 17, of Sugar Grove Route 1, are listed in a local notice related to Navy service. The brief item identifies their ages and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Byron L. Harmon
U.S. Navy
Lancaster
Margie E. Jackson
Sugar Grove
Democrats Hold Election in Trimble Township Club
The Trimble Township Women’s Democratic Club met at Moose Hall and elected officers for the coming year. Carrye Bridges chairs, Mary Belle Stephenson is vice chair, Helen Kovach is secretary treasurer, and Alex Ross is publicity chair. They plan to attend the Nelsonville Club meeting on July 25 and hold a special session July 11 at 8 p.m. at Moose Hall to plan the visit. Future meetings are set monthly for the Trimble Two club.
Car Skids On Slick Spot Near Route 75
State Highway Patrol reports a Logan car driven by Donna Hest 21 left Route 75 about eight miles north of here on a slippery spot. The vehicle went out of control but the driver was uninjured and cited in Hocking Court for speeding.
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Logan
Donna Hest
Route 75
Here
State Highway Patrol
Hocking Court
Hocking Man Fined For Assault and Battery
A Hocking County man, Thomas E. Miller 44 of New Straitsville Route 1, was arraigned on assault and battery on his wife Mary. He pleaded guilty and received a 20 dollar fine with 10 days in jail suspended by Judge Vaughn Collins. Miller was arrested Tuesday night by Sheriff A J Waldron and Deputy Edward Dawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Thomas E. Miller
New Straitsville
Mary
Miller
Vaughn Collins
A. J. Waldron
Edward Dawley
Glouster Personal Notices Michael Dillon Plans Ohio University
Michael Dillon the son of Mrs. Phyllis Dillon recently graduated from Laurel School at New Castle Pennsylvania visits with his mother and grandmother Mrs. W. A. Craft at 49 Spring Street. He plans to enter Ohio University this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dillon
Phyllis Dillon
Laurel School
New Castle Pa
W. A. Craft
Spring Street
Ohio University
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Goldberg
Glouster, Ohio
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Shorr
Capias
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Bob and
Catherine
High St
Glouster, O
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
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Friendship Garden
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Adan
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