Grangers Plan Fifth Degree Conferral on June 29
Pomona Grange master Arlie Brimner announces a large class will receive the fifth degree in full form at Antioch Grange hall north of Logan on the Frasure Helber road. The ceremony includes a new drill by 16 Pomona Grange young women and marks a county wide effort ahead of a planned National Grange convention.
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Rocking County
Arlie Brimner
Pomona Grange
Antioch Grange
Logan
Frasure-Helber Road
Pomona
Brimner Sai
Ohio
National Grange
Snyder Rites Set for Logan Native William A. Snyder
Funeral services for William A. Snyder 37 of 202 Fountain St Logan will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at the Fountain Street home with Rev Earl F Schottke officiating. Military rites will be by Logan veterans groups and Ft Hayes detachment. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
William A. Snyder
Fountain St
University Hospital
Columbus
Kirby Snyder
Terry
Sharon
Earl F. Schottke
Ft. Hayes
Oak Grove Cemetery
Local Club Gatherings Highlight Home Builders and 4-H Events
The Home Builders class elected officers at a recent meeting at the Rose home with Bob Smith as president and Irene Roush as secretary treasurer. A July 15 next meeting is planned at the Harold Roush residence. A B and E Girls 4-H Club and Home Builders picnic occurred at a roadside park near Athens with numerous community members noted in attendance.
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Grover White
J. C. McKay
Harley Carmen
Addison
Guy Rose
Fred
Beulah Roush
Mary Mc,Kay
Area Church Services and Schedules Overview
Local churches list weekly events with pastors, service times, and classes. Logan Nazarene, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Hocking Valley Tabernacle, St Matthew Lutheran, United Brethren, Gore, Oroville, Carbon Hill Methodist and other congregations publish Sunday school times, worship, sermons, nursery, prayer meetings, youth groups and midweek activities.
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Church of the Nazarene
Roy. E. Klingler
NYPS
First Methodist
Stanley T. Benton
Methday
First Presbyterian
Earl F. Schottke
Thomas Heinlein
Women’s Association
Hocking Valley Tabernacle
E. V. Baker
Star
St. Matthew Lutheran
Paul N. Varner
American Lutheran Church
Columbus
United Brethren In Christ I. N
Oroville
Carbon Hill Methodist
H. H. Harris
Logan Society Bridge and Lodge Socials Highlight Summer Gatherings
Mrs Frank Harden hosted the Logan Society Tuesday with Contract Bridge at the Harden cabin Helbers Rocks. Mrs James Barker led in high scores with Mrs Margaret Webb second, while Mrs Judson Shriner won a screeno gift. Ladies Emblem Club of the Elks held a Wednesday social at the lodge rooms with Mrs John Tansky and Mrs Le Roy Conkle in charge. Dinner, games, contests and a spaghetti supper followed. Prizes went to Mrs Kenneth Johnson Mrs Joseph Schrader and Mrs John Hammond. An initiation will be held at the final yearly meeting July 13. prospective members should contact Mrs J Robert Jurgensmier membership chair. Dinner was in the school dining room with roses and a bedspread presented to honored guest Dorothy Spence.
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Frank Harden
Contract Bridge Club
Harden
Helber's Rocks
James Barker
Margaret Webb
Judson Shriner
Ladies Emblem Club
the Elks Lodge
John Tansky
LeRoy Conkle
Kenneth Johnson
Joseph Schrader
John Hammon
J. Robert Jurgensmier
Hi Lo Bridge Club and Variety Club Notes
Hi Lo Bridge Club met Tuesday at 48 Hill St hosted by Mrs John Shorr with refreshments. Mrs Joseph Gano won high, Mrs Walter Lavey took second and travel, Mrs Woodruff earned low. Variety Club met with Mrs Harold Brown and presented a hostess gift. A June dinner for Mrs A H Davis was planned at Jo Kar’s Lancaster. Logan events listed include a social at Mrs Jack Walsh home and Logan Bandboosters June 27 at Rachlemacher with supper at 6 30 and meeting at 7 30.
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Paul Fox
Hi- Lo Bridge Club
John Shorr
Hill St
Joseph Gano
Walter Lavey
Walter Woodruff
Variety Club
Harold Brown
Glenview Heights
Brown
Jo-Kar's
Lancaster
A. H. Davis
Logan
Jack Walsh
Spring St. Logan
Rachelmacher
Appreciation of Other Races at EUB Church Meeting
The Christian Culture Class of the EUB Church met June 20 at the church. Devo tional leader Mrs. Herman Leonard presented the topic and readings from first and second Peter. Rev Edna Hughes and Mrs Harry Sweazy sang In Christ There is no East or West with Mrs Hughes at the piano. Mrs Leonard told The Stained Glass Window story and Mrs Sweazy led the business meeting before church dining room refreshments.
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EUB Church
Herman Leonard
Florence Myers
Peter
Edna Hughes
Harry Sweazy
Hughes
Leonard
Sweazy
Carbon Hill Church Hosts Surprise Welcome for Pastor Return
Members and friends of the Carbon Hill Methodist Church held a surprise reception for the return of their pastor and his wife, the Rev and Mrs. (name withheld). The event honored the family and marked their reunion with the congregation.
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Carbon Hill Methodist Church
Glouster Church News and area worship schedules
Local church notices list services across Glouster and nearby towns. Details include speakers such as David Grubbs and Gerald Lee Stemm, church schools, masses, and midweek prayer sessions along with names of pastors and participating communities. The item notes Ellis Island closure after opening in 1890.
New Logan Schools Head Signs Contract
Wallace E. Blake officially became the Logan school superintendent after signing a three year contract at the city board of education meeting. The annual salary is 8000 dollars and the contract begins August 1 following E Carr’s retirement. Blake arrived Wednesday to inspect the system and discuss teaching applications with Carr. He previously served as superintendent in another district since 1953.
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Logan
Wallace E. Blake l
Logan School
City Board
Blake
E. Carr
Carr
United Regular
Yes
Weekend Guests Gather at Multiple Households
Mr and Mrs Bell Thompson of Columbus stayed with Roy and Grace Glen over the weekend. Mur Bond and daughter plus Connie Horn visited Pete Pickett in Lancaster. Donald Wade of Newark visited the Waughs. Roy Smathers hosted Curtis Smathers. Eugene Pickett of Nelsonville and Donald Pickett of Lancaster joined Mur Bonds’ guests. Eugene Ossman and son from Findlay visited Allen Miller. William and Annabelle Lehman guests in Wyne West Virginia with Rufus and Mrs Cole from Columbus visiting Robert Lehman. Ella Harper spent a day in Columbus. Connie.
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Haydenville
Bell Thompson
Columbus
Roy Glen
Mur Bond
Connie Horn
Pete Pickett
Lancaster
Donald Wade
Newark
Charles Waugh
Roy Smathers
Curtis Smathers
Eugene Pickett
Nelsonville
Donald Pickett
Eugene Ossman
Findlay
Allen Miller
William Lehman
Annabelle Lehman
Wyne
W Va
Rufus Cole
Cole
Robert Lehman
Ella Harper
Connie
Local People and Weekend Visits Across Communities
Mr and Mrs Roy Ervin visited family in Racine. Luther Zearly, a former Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died at his Wellsville home. Francis Cattrill and family visited Radcliff relatives. George Killin and family spent a weekend at their farm. Killin works in Pikesville West Virginia. Esther Farley returned from Columbus after heart treatment. Donna Palsley at Terry home for daughter Mrs L B Terry’s throat illness. Francis Tyler to relocate to Gallipolis. Ernest Pridemore and wife moved from Columbus to Kentucky for Mr Pridemore’s work.
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Ewington
Roy Ervin
Erwin
Racine
A. O. Woodall
Luther Zearly
Wellsville
Zearly
Pennsylvania Railroad
Francis Cattrill
Radcliff
George Killin
Esther Farley
Columbus
Donna Palsley
Terry
L. B. Terry
Francis Tyler
Gallipolis
Ernest Pridemore
Kentucky
Pridemore
NBC Buys New Movie for Early New York Showing
The National Broadcasting Co. reportedly paid $500,009 to premiere a new film before its general release. The movie is Sir Alexander Orden’s Richard III starring Sir Laurence Olivier. Also noted is the U.S. annual tobacco crop loss of about 396 million pounds.
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NBC
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Alexande Orda
Richard Iti
Laurence Olivier
United States
Man Rejailed After Release In Lancaster
Logan reports James E. Silcott 36 of Lancaster Route 3 was released from Hocking County jail after 30 days for two DUI related sentences and license suspension. He was then jailed in Lancaster on a pending arraignment for leaving the scene of an accident May 23 and later rearrested by the state highway patrol on new charges.
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Logan
James E. Silcott
Lancaster
Silcott
Hocking County
Bi Ss
Joe Ips
Cassidy
State Highway Patrol
Army College Graduates Col Baldy from Fort Leavenworth
Col Paul A. Baldy of Rendville Ohio graduates from the Army's General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. He will join the school's regular and general staff training and is slated for an Administrative Area Init. Baldy's wife Margaret accompanies him. his decorations include the Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Paul A. Baldy
Mary Baldy
Rendville
Ohio
Army's and General Staff College
Baldy
Margaret
Ohio University
Army
Lutheran State Altered Schedule For Three Sundays
The pastor Rev Paul N Varner announces changes to services at St Matthew and St John La churches for three Sundays. Guest minister Rev Elmer K Christiansen of Columbus preaches July 3. July 10 services led by Jerry Haubrich and July 17 by Pastor Warner with Varner returning July 15.
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Anunday
Jerry Haubrich
Capital Theological Seminary
Columbus
Warner
Nott Keith Wedding Announced for June 18
The marriage of Jannice Nott to Jack Keith is announced by their families. The ceremony occurred Saturday evening June 18 at the home of Reverend Joseph McDonald in Bishopville with attendants Foster Lewis and his wife. The bride, a Trimble High graduate, and groom, Yale Gloucester Ix alum, will reside with Mrs. Keith’s grandparents Mr and Mrs Leonard Cry in Oakdale for now.
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Jannice
Jack Keith
William Keith
Glouster
Joseph McDonald
Bishopville
Foster Lewis
Trimble High
Keith
Glouster High School
Leonard Cry
Oakdale
Jericho's Elevation Relative to Jerusalem
Jericho lies about 15 miles northeast of Jerusalem and sits 2500 feet below the Holy City's level. It stands 840 feet below sea level, marking a notable geographic low point in the region.
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Jericho
Jersulaem
Holy City
McCann-Frederick Holds Annual Legion Election
Edward Moore first vice commander Frank Grubbs second vice commander Harry Richarda adjutant George Campbell finance officer Charles Pettit at armas Charlies Dan chaplain Cecil Watkins trustee Other trustees continuing are Dr Lowell Burnelle and William Hedfelt Delegates to the State Legion Convention in Columbus July 28 and 31 were elected Nile Edward Moore and Cary Alternates are Alfred Andrews Harry Richards and George Campbell
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Edward Moore
Frank Grubbs
Harry Richarda
George Campbell
Charles Pettt
Armas
Charlies Dan
Cecil Watkins
Lowell Burnelle
William Hedfelt
State Legion
Columbus
Nile Edward Moore
Cary
Alfred Andrews
Harry Richards
Jayeees Pick New Officers
The retiring president Martin Sharrett was appointed chairman of the local board of directors and state director.
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Jayeees
Martin Sharrett
Judge Meyer Orders Right-of-Way Payment Release
Judge Harley Meyer of Common Pleas Court signs an entry releasing $599 held by the clerk as payment for a right of way over Webb land in Falls Township. The funds, deposited in 1953 by the State Highway Department, were directed to a Route 75 relocation. Charles Wet and others petitioned for payment.
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Logan
Sehway
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Charles Wet
Webb
Falls Township
Clerk of Courts
State Department of Highways
Bible School Review Set at The Mney Church of Christ
The Money Church of Christ will host its annual Vacation Bible School review Sunday evening. About 20 children will take part with departments and the pastor Edwin Carpenter overseeing. Art work by teachers Mrs Grace Dixon and Mrs Millard Kasler will be displayed and the public is invited.
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Church of Christ—Bible School
David Grubbs
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Gerald Lee Stemm
Kentucky Christian College
Young People's Church
Richard Dalton
Kentucky Christian
Young People’s Church
Glouster Methodist
Paul Graff
Holy Cross Catholic
Anthony Nickel
Church of the Nazarene
Ernest E. Atwood
Oakdale
Miles E. Hoon
Bishopville
Seventh Day Adventist
Arthur Leach
Jacksonville - Trimble
J. Anthony Bosco
Petrimble
Trimble Ae
Jacksonville
Glouster
Mney Church of Christ
Bor
Grace Dixon
Millard Kasler
Edwin Carpenter
Theublic
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
Mrs Thomas Glam of Logan reports the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Courter are also noted in the hospital notes.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Mra Thomas Glam
Logan
Robert Courter
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