Apple Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Apple Grove notes list visits among residents and relatives from Charleston Huntington and Columbus. It mentions a WSCS church work gathering, Letart Little Leaguers game, trips to Jacksonville and Washington, and service member Jim Beaver’s Air Force Reserves assignment in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Day
Jeff
Donnie
Columbus
Sherman Ford
Day
Huntington
W. Va
Buel Sears
Steve
Randy
Forked Run Lake
Apple Grove
WSCS
Letart
Syracuse
Mildred Donahue
Jane Hill
Gallipolis
George Marion Donahue
Johnnie Donahue
Roy Donahue
Roy Buck
Pam
Jacksonville
Fla
Don Beegle
Washington, D. C
White House
John Stobart
Jim Beaver
Tokyo
Air Force Reserves
Beaver
Baylor University
Logan businessman L. M. Graham dies at 56
Logan, Ohio resident L M Graham 56 a longtime Farm Bureau Cooperative store manager for 18 years died Monday at his home 598 North Spring Street of a heart attack He had golfed Sunday at Hocking Hills Country Club where he was a director He is survived by wife Jean a son John Canoga Park California a daughter Clyde Sites Ingleside Texas a brother Fred Logan and sister Mary Meldrim Logan Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Hugh Robinson officiating Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lewis M. Graham
Spring St
Hocking Hills Country Club
Farm Bureau Cooperative Store
Columbus
Hocking County
P. M
Cora Graham
Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Izaak Walton
Jean
John
Canoga Park
Calif
Clyde Sites
Ingleside
Tex
Fred
Mary Meldrim
Heinlein
Hugh Robinson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Vic Notestine Dies At 72 In West Logan
Harley E Notestine 72 of West Logan died Monday after five years of illness. He was born in McArthur son of the late Abraham and Eva Robb Notestine a World War I veteran who lived most of his life in the Logan area. Florence a son Lee of Logan Route 4 a half sister Mrs Abe Tewksbury Albany and two grandchildren survive. Funeral held at 10 am Thursday with Rev Bruce Seymour officiating and burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Abraham
Eva Robb Notestine
Logan
Florence
Lee
Abe Tewksbury
Albany
Heinlein
Bruce Seymoour
Smith Chapel
Visitors Attend Funeral Services for Mrs Lee's Father
Downington reports a procession of visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs Loren Lee including families from Aitchison Kansas Santa Ana California Syracuse Missouri Florida and West Virginia as they gather for the funeral of Ellis Donohue the late father of Mrs Lee. Other weekend guests include Mr and Mrs George Stout and Dean White. Barbara Welch and Dean White vacationing at Myrtle Beach with Noland Haning and Reha Haning visiting from Harrisonville Road and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Robinson Downington
Loren Lee
Carol Stobart
John McMurray
Dorothy Draper
Aitchison
Kansas
Lawrence A. Donahue
Santa Ana
Calif
Sam Pickens
Syracuse
Clyde Boware
Missouri
Loretta Gillilan
Laurence and
Billy
Loughman
Fla
Homer Sinclair
Hebardville
Gayl Donohue
Letart
W. Va
Gayl Bradford
Rutland
Lee
Ellis Donohue
Florida
George Stout
David Russell
Barbara Welch
Dean White
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Noland Haning
Harrisonville Rd
Reha Haning
Columbus
Ray Haning
Library Site Is Sought
Logan Hocking Library board weighs moving from the condemned City Hall second floor. Possible sites include the Price building, James building, and Christman building. State inspectors approve the Price building with heating and fireproofing. Rental terms plus remodeling costs are deemed high for a temporary headquarters. Feik estate funds discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan-Hocking Library Board
City Hall
Price
Ford Hack Auto Supply
James
Elberfeld Warehouse
Eberst
Christman
Feik
Logan Calendar Tuesday Events at Ohio Power Auditorium
Women bowling meet at Ohio Power Co auditorium at seven p m with captain responsibility. WLCS executive luncheon at First Methodist Church noon. Esther Circle serves. Trinity Lutheran Couples Club work party at church 6 30 p m. VFW Auxiliary initiation 7 30 p m. St John American Lutheran Church Women 8 p m program Youth with Bible study and potluck hosted by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Bowling Association
Ohio Power Co
WLCS
First Methodist Church
Esther Circle
Warren Johnson
Trinity Lutheran Couples Club
VFW
St. John American Lutheran Church
Sam Gordon
Betty Nihiser
Larry Kornmiller
Don Roop
Berea Class Holds June Meeting at Route 4 Home
Mrs. Rudolph Sutton hosted the Berea Class gathering of Union Furnace Presbyterian Church on Logan Route 4. Mrs. Howard White led a devotional service and Mrs. Wayne Kennard presided over the business session. A stork shower honored Mrs. Kennard, with attendees including Mrs. Wendell Phillips and daughter Carol, Mrs. Ray Mount, Mrs. Robert Redd, Mrs. James Skinner, Mrs. Robert Sutton, Mrs. John McClain, Mrs. White, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rudolph Sutton
Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Howard White
Wayne Kennard
Kennard
Wendell Phillips
Carol
Ray Mount
Robert Redd
James Skinner
Robert Sutton
John McClain
White
Four Cases Heard In Hocking County
Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins heard four cases Saturday and Monday. Charles Tolliver of Nelsonville pleaded innocent to failure to provide and was bound over to the grand jury on 300 bond. Marlin Chaplin of Sardis Route 1 pleaded innocent to DUI and was bound over to the grand jury on 200 bond. Christa Willis of Lancaster was fined 15 and costs with the fine suspended after no contest to failure to yield in an accident on Route 75. Richard Waxler of Logan was fined 20 and costs and sentenced to five days in jail with the sentence suspended pending good behavior for trespassing on private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Charles T. Tolliver
Neilsonville
Karen Tolliver Thornton
Marlin FE. Chaplin
Sardis
Sheriff's Department
Blue Ribbon Belles 4-H Club Plans Fair Contests
UNION FURNACE The Blue Ribbon Belles 4-H Club held its last meeting at Sharry McDaniel’s home. President Lynn Smith led regular business as health officer McDaniel urged healthy foods and safety officer McDaniel led safety rules. Members named fair booth ideas and set local judging for August 7 at 9 a.m. with Kay Holdsworth over 14 and Vicky McDaniel under 14 chosen for accolades. Potluck lunch to follow at advisor Mrs. Robert F. E. Redd’s home. Demonstrations included Cut Away Corners and Color and You. Four guests attended. club to reconvene first Monday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky McDaniel
Robert FE. Redd
Cindy Dunn
Karolyn Redd
Kay Holdsworth
Ruling Sought To Open Blocked Township Road
Peabody Coal Co of New Lexington and Pike Township trustees are sued by Roger Storts and others of New Lexington Route 2. Plaintiffs claim the company and trustees blocked Township Road 312 under a $15,000 agreement, forcing use of a dangerous alternative and lengthening trips for daily work. They seek a restraining order to reopen the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Peabody Coal Co
Pike Township
Roger Storts
Boat Owners Warned Over Local Permit Compliance
NEW LEXINGTON Only about a third of boats on the New Lexington reservoir are properly permitted. A check shows six of 16 boats have village permits. state licenses do not suffice. Swimming after dark persists despite no swimming signs, and violators face fines under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Painter Ridge Social Visit and Nel sonville Auction
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cooper visited Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bell. The couples attended a recent auction in Nelsonville. Mr. Frank Knotts visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cooper
A. A. Bell
Nelsonville
Frank Knotts
Obituaries and notices from The Messenger archive card
A list of classified sections and page indices for The Messenger including 1-Card of Thanks 7-In Memoriam 3-Obituaries 4-Announcements and more, outlining topics from lost and found to autos for sale and building materials as part of the publication’s classifieds directory.
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APTS
Ac’sories
Quick Pick Posts Win In Pace At Scioto
Quick Pick, a 3 year old colt owned by J. C. Farrell of Sandusky, won the co feature at Scioto Downs in 2:02. It was his second win in four starts this year with a second and a third. Quick Pick paid $3.80 for win with Harry at $6 place and Miss Pamie $3.60 show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Quick Pick
Scioto Downs
J. C. Farrell
Sandusky
Harry
Pamie
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Apple Grove Social Notes
By Naomi Stobart
David Jones
Paula
Diane
Charleston
Jess Anderson
Everett Clark
Edward Saunders
Diane and Marion
Pinellas Park
St. Albans
Otto Jarrell
George Ball
Ricky
Robin
Wendy
West Virginia
Mr. Ball
Candy Hoback
Dorcas
Beverly Sto
L. M. Graham
Harley E. Notestine
West Logan
Downington
Blue Ribbon
Painter Ridge
Miller's Poultry
Love Bros
Plax-Cote
Rapp
W. Union St. LY
Sherwin Williams
N Court St
Your Love Bros Paint Center
Dean & Barry
Baker & Stauffer
Termite & Road Service
Athens Exterminating Co
Bradford Auction Co
Riit Bradford, Rane
Obie
Harold Goddard
C. E. Sheridan
Auct
Ohio
Valley Drive- In
Want
The
Messenger
Glen Ford
Hope Lange
Bette Davis
Ron Foster
John Doe
Rusty
Hudson & State
Auto Glass Service
L. &. White
Athens
Washington St
Ron Witham
Maplewood
Vivian's A&a
W. Fair, Lancaster, the
Bifhl Safety Service
Martin
Hooper
Cal
Harry Childress
Poplar St
Ecern St
Kasler
Jack
Juliana Street
Parkersburg
Parks Music
Lanner Plains Road
LY Goth
Carl Priplett
Nelson
Ville
Agnone
Ray Gaston
Cwilliam Haen
Factory Street
F. H. Gifford
Amesville
Reeder's Bottled Gas
San Mariano
Barnhart
Canaanville
Ray E. Nice
Union Furnace
Pilgrim
Herbert L. Parsons
Guysville
Edward White
Church of Christ
Lancaster Street
Breeding Service Ty
Albert Parker
Chester
Pomeroy
Ehmer Hatchery
E. Chestnut
Lancaster
Patiol
Taylor & Radebaugh
Brookhart Excavating CO
Timestone
Red Dog
Southeastern Driving School
Box 65
Glouster
Denzil Beha Coolville
US 50
275 Junction
McLaughlin
Dickson Rendering Co
Marietta
al Pig N Higgins
Feed Store
Athens Armature & Machine Works
Grange Insurance
Bob O' Nail
Geo W. Ford Agency
Crane
Clam
Saitz Ins
D. M. Goddard
Foxe Scien
Athens, Ohio
Slater Brothers
Supy Stout
Stimson Ave
S. A. Neiman Nelsonville
Formica
Nation
Sea Sq
Sleeth Lumber Co
Columbus Rd
Rardin Brothers
Dairyman
M Intal
W. H. Anderson
E. Broad St
Rutland Furniture Your LP
Rutland, Ohio
T McCormick
the Messenger
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial LY
W. O. Rose
Meigs Equipment CO
Pomeroy, Ohio
Liedelhuber
H. L. Lee
Thompson’s
Admiral Dealer
Marietta Chemiecal Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
West Roofing Co
Depot St
Athena Theatre
Parkette Drive
Richland Ave
Love Electric Service
Charles P. Brown
Richland Avenue
John van Meter
Mill St
Singer
Electrolux Vacuum
Kirby
GAS & Electric
Harris Used Furniture
N. Court St. LY
Southern Ohio Trading Post
Wilbur MacDaniel
Mitchell
Kurtz St
Singer Sewing Machine
Kirkendal
Clinton Street
Homart
Aliso Delco
Mahaff Maytag
State St
Westinghouse
Harris Furniture
Wallace Furniture
Chauncey
Lawson Furniture
Don Millikan
N. High St. LY
Wharton Auger Co
CLINE
Plowers Pharmacy
Photography
Lamborn Studios
Sutton-Mckinstry
Travel
Travel Dept. Auto Club
S. Court St
Alvens
BIEHL
Nancy Hurd
Mathews
Goodyear
Union
McNally Pittsburgh Mfg, Corp
Wellston, Ohio
Ford Tractor Sales
Union Street
Oliver
M.M. Baler
Albaugh
Oliver Equipment Co
J. D. Rake
Allen Farm
Massey-Harris Pto
RK. H. Hayes
NEW Holland
Coen Tractor Sales
Allis Chalmers Combine
MY &8
Frank Payley
Harrisonville
Scioto
Blake
Lfester
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ane
Shannon
Stork
Vance-Leach Trade-In
Collins and Young
Coast Guard
Robinette Hardware
Nelsonville PL
Strawn Plumbing
Kodak
Paramount Studio
ZUD
Hunter Hardware
Wright’s
Plains
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