Fifteen Teams Scheduled In Class B Sectional Tournament
Logan High School hosts the Class B Sectional with 15 teams, drawing led by manager Fred Burchfield. Opening games Wednesday include Shawnee vs Grouster and Hamden vs Oak Hill, with a full slate over Thursday and Friday and finals Saturday. Officials from Co H Jones Wellston and Tom Vernin Chillicothe chosen. Meigs County joins as the 15th entrant, boosting expected turnout past 1100.
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Logan
Fred
Burchfield
Logan High School
Shawnee
Grouster
Hamden
Oak Hill
Middleport
Mercerville
Racine
the Plains
Vinton
Chauncey
Ames-Bern
Laurelville
Glenford
Crooksville
Coolville
Co. H. Jones
Wellston
Tom Vernin
Chillicothe
Meigs County
Postmaster Bowen Quits Illness At Home On Mulberry Street
Logan Postmaster C. Wood Bowen returned home Sunday after a three day influenza illness at 8 Mulberry Street.
Financial report of York Township Village Rural School 1980
The board of education presents fiscal year 1980 accounts showing receipts of 64 530 95 and total revenue from taxes state aid and other sources. It details disbursements by personal services maintenance fixed charges debt service and capital outlay with a year-end balance and asset totals.
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THE
Board OF Education
U. S
Ecagesncccea
Kool Buildinganota Capital
General Fund
Total Transactions
Aseets and Aseetscaah
Logan Women celebrate tenth anniversary club event
The Women's Bus iness and Professional Club marked its tenth anniversary with a Sunday luncheon at the White House banquet room. Miss Marie Lines opened the program, and Mrs. Lewis Graham accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Dollison sang. Several state officers attended and were presented corsages. Out-of-town guests and planning committee members are listed.
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White House
C. 8. Clarke
Marie Lines
Lewis Graham
Elizabeth Dollison
Virginia Fletcher
Xenia
Dollison
Harold Techau
Finland
Miss Fletcher
Florence Givens
Columbus
Florence Bort
Logan
Geraldine Hope
Athens
Techau
Logan Club
Olive Hartman
Dorothy Shaffer
Edna van Fossen
Ethel Sell
Mary M. Gast
Verna Dixon
Lillian Betts
Dorothy Wrightman
Helen Johnson
Verna Hand
Blanche Moorehead
Ellen Burnell
Frances Bennett
Nelsonville
L. C. Bort
Bess Mutchmore
Clara Allen
Local Visitors Visit A H Brooke In Ill Health
Mrs E E Campbell and Mrs John Billison from Columbus visited their father A H Brooke in Logan on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Wernick of Columbus joined Sunday and accompanied them home.
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William McBroom
Columbus
Logan
George Lehman
McBroom
H. M. Whitcraft
Blanche Lutz
Buellaby
Frank Harden
R. A. Henderson
Earl Brown
Poplar St
Brown
J. F. Rutgers
Jack Dunnick
W. W. Martin
E. E. Campbell
John Billison
A. H. Brooke
Paul Wernick
Barker Dinner Party Hosts Bridge Evening at North Street
Mr. and Mrs. James Barker entertained with a dinner party and an evening of bridge at their North Street home on Saturday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Salts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chambers Miss Gertrude Barker Miss Lucy Barker and Ellsworth.
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James Barker
North St
Clarence Salts
Fred Murray
Harold Chambers
Gertrude Barker
Lucy Barker
Ellsworth
Logan High to stage Pirates of Penzance on March 2
Logan High School will present Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera The Pirates of Penzance on March 2 with Bob Ralston as Richard the pirate king and Maurice Cole as Frederic. The cast includes Albert Leonard as Samuel and Shirley Mooney as Mabel, with Harold Barbee as the Major General and Geneva Snyder as Ruth. A matinee at 2 30 p m and an evening show at 8 15 p m are planned with student ticket committee coordinating sales.
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Frederic
Shirley Mooney
Mable
Harold Barbee
Geneva Snyder
Ruth
Joe Stoughton
Phyllis Nixon
Sue Rochester
Mary Cline
Bob Snyder
George Blosser
Marion Strawn
Gene Gell
Sam Arnett
James Kelch
Paul Nutter
James Ff. Rutgera
The
Industrial Arts
Elizabeth Jones
Department of Fine Arts
Gertrude Bliss
Department of Physical Education
Dolores Lee
Helen Funk
Josephine Adcock
Minnie Bowen
Local Rural Schools Stage Seventh Eighth Tournament
Officials held a week long tournament to boost basketball among rural seventh and eighth graders. Games began in Gibisonville on Wednesday and continued Thursday, with finals moved to Carbon Hill for the county tournament. Gibisonville defeated Rockbridge 27 to 10.
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Logan
Gibisonvile
Carbon Hill
Gibisonville
Rockbridge
Logan W Bowers Purchases New Orchard Spray Equipment
Logan W. Bowers, a leading owner in Hocking County, has bought a stationary spray device. The system pumps a mixture through pipes to all orchard sections, with multiple openings along the lines to operate several sprays at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bowers
Hocking County
Logan's SEC Champs Beat St. Marys
Logan Chieftains defeated St. Marys 35 to 13 in Lancaster following their Southeastern Ohio League title win over Nelsonville. Jimmy Richardson led scoring with 12 points, Leonard 11, and Captain Bob Ralston notable before fouling out. Snyder stepped in at center as the lineup shifted.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
St. Marys
Chieftains
Jimmy Richardson
Leonard
Cole
Bob Ralston
Nelson
Ralston
Snyder
Laurelville 1937 County League Champions
Laurelville defeated Gibisonville 22 to 18 to win the Hocking County League title at Carbon Hill. Leading 15 to 6 at halftime, Laurelville held late resistance from Gibisonville. Rockbridge beat Carbon Hill 40 to 15 in the consolation. Carbon Hill won the girls game 36 to 35 over Murray City. Laurelville advances to the Class B sectional tournament opening next Wednesday.
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LOGAN
Laurelville
Hocking
Carbon Hill
Murray City
County Seeks State Relief Funds Under New Legislation
Logan Hocking County commissioners adopt a resolution requesting a January February allotment of funds under amended Senate Bill 45 for relief work. The measure creates a new relief setup and seeks the county's share of the state funds.
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Logan — Hocking County
Ruth Rheinscheld Appointed Extension Office Clerk
Logan announces Ruth Rheinscheld appointed to fill the extension service office clerk vacancy after Elizabeth Hansel’s resignation. Rheinscheld, previously with Meldrim St. Clair Co. on South Mulberry Street for two years, has approval from Columbus and will begin duties soon.
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Logan
Elizabeth Hansel
Ruth Rheinscheld
Department At
Columbus
Rheinscheid
Meldrim-St. Clair Co
South Mulberry St
J. E. Phillips Injured At Columbus Railroad Yard
Relatives report J. E. Phillips of Warner Ave was injured working as a car man for the C and O Railroad in Columbus. He sustained back and leg injuries while under a freight car and was hospitalized.
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Logan
Columbus
J. E. Phillips
Warner Ave
C. and O. Railroad
Names In Lights Sparks Between Daphne And Jennifer
Daphne and Jennifer clash over social control as Jennifer teases about beaus while Daphne asserts independence. Tuck calms the moment but Daphne remains firm, setting rules for a night out as Jennifer returns from dressing in blue satin and mingled with discarded clothes.
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Daphne
Jennifer
Tuck
Maggie
Daph
Jenniifer
Ting
Dreaming of riches and marriage in a sisterly chat
Jennifer and Daphne discuss futures with Jennifer chasing a Wall Street job and marriage to a millionaire. Daphne envisions luxury life on Fifth Avenue and Palm Beach, while Jennifer declares a career and her plan to find work tomorrow. The scene ends with Daphne admiring her own lipstick.
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Maggie
Jennifer
Daphne
Jerry
Wall Street
Fifth Area
Palm Beach
Dephne
Tuck
Our House Museum in Gallipolis Sees 3000 Visitors
Gallia County Museum Our House reports more than 3,000 visitors in the first six months, drawing guests from 35 states. Miss Alma McCormick notes letters about the Northwest Centennial in Marietta 1938 and plans to restore the original kitchen and Colonial garden.
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Gallia County
Gallipolis
Our House
Marietta
Alma McCormick
Charles E. Holzer
Ohio Valley
Miss McCormick
D'Hebercourt
Louisiana
Francois D’'Hebercourt
Local School Board Drops Spring Vacation Plan
Gallipolis officials decide against a spring break for students due to two weeks lost from high water closures. The decision cites the need to recover instructional time and maintain the school calendar.
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Gallipolis
Plan Hocking County Achievement Meeting
Logan residents gather at the extension service to map a county-wide achievement meeting. No date is set pending Logan school approval to use the high school auditorium. County groups prepare their program portions in the interim.
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Logan
Extension Service Office
Pig in the Rear: Driverless Horse and Unclaimed Hog Wander Gallia Road
Frank Jacques of Walnut Township tied a 200 pound Poland China hog in his buggy and the horse wandered off with the animal aboard. Two Rutherford boys found the driverless horse and ownerless pig near the Rutherford garage and alerted authorities. Patrolman Leaper freed the pig and horse and held them for Jacques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Frank Jacques
Walnut Township
Jacques
Hoke Robinson
Fairgrounds
Rutherford Boys
Chester Leaper
Rutherfords
Sale of Auto Tags Starts in Gallia County
Gallia County began issuing 1987 license plates with 4 000 sets of Z 51 J through M. Deputy registrar Elmer E Caldwell and assistant Miss Rhoda McKean oversee plates at the Danner building in Gallipolis with sub stations in Crown City led by R H McClure and Vinton led by G R Brown. Additional help will be added between March 10 and April 1 when plates become mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Elmer E. Caldwell
Rhoda McKean
Gallia County
Danner Building
Second Ave
Crown City
R. H. McClure
Vinton
G. R. Brown
Caldwell
DAR Meets Monday At Home of Mrs. Maddy
Gallipolis chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met with Mrs. L. L. Maddy. Mrs. Wayne Booth led a Constitution discussion. State Conference delegates named include Mrs. Harry R. Hurn and Miss Anna Simmerman. they may be joined by Mrs. L. L. Maddy.
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Dar
Mrs. Maddy
Gallipolis
French Colony
Daughters of the American Revolution
L. L. Maddy
Wayne Booth
Columbus
Harry R. Hurn
Anna Simmerman
New Gallipolis Theater Planned With Modern Features
Fred W Wheeler and his son Har ry plan a two story brick theater of 45 by 110 feet in Gallipolis with 700 seats on one floor. Western Electric sound, velour hangings, and art glass frontage set a grand design inspired by Cleveland Mayfair. Name kept secret, honoring the French settlement.
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Gallipolis
Fred W. Wheeler
Harry
Ohio
Frank Mason
Columbus
State Building Department
Wheelers
Western Electric
Cleveland
Middle West
Electric Co Manager Honored by Associates
John L. McNealey, local superintendent for Southern Ohio Electric Co, was honored at a surprise birthday dinner by out-of-town officials at the Lafayette Motel in Gallipolis. About 30 people attended, presenting gifts and a large cake after a turkey dinner, with numerous local and visiting company officials and employees in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lafayette Motel
Southern Ohio Electric Co
John L. McNealey
George Kauffman
Warren Tracy
Carl Clark
Jack Lime
Ruth Peters
Columbus
Frank Grove
J. Laurence McNealey
Nelsonville
Harry Laing
Pt. Pleasant
Tom May
Middleport
Paul McNealey
John Gard
T. C. Halley
Emory Carter
Frank Brothers
W. H. McCormick
L. C
Hende Persinger
S. H. Gardner
Edward Watts
C. A. Rathburn
E. J. Skinner
Helen Myers
Betty Ann van Gilder
Winifred Bosworth
Rowena Stormont
Mr. McNealey
Aged Woman in Gallipolis Critically Ill
Relatives notified about the serious illness of Mrs. Mary Cherrington Ewing 97 at her Jackson home. She was born in Thurman Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Michael
Gallipolis
J. T. Hall
John O'Dell
Matilda Hall
O. A. O'Dell
John H. Harrison
Leslie Hall
Huntington
Mary E. Michael
Walnut Township
Gallia County
Mary Cherrington Ewing
Jackson
Thurman
Mrs Oliver White Leaves Holzer Hospital For Convalescence
Mrs Oliver White of Campaign is discharged from Holzer Hospital after surgery and moved to the home of Mr and Mrs R R Starbuck in Gallipolis for convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Oliver J. White
Campaign
R. R. Starbuck
Legislators Tour Ohio Hospital for Epileptics in Gallipolis
Finance committee members from both Ohio Legislature branches visited Gallipolis on an inspection tour of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics. Superintendent Dr Kincon requested 250000 dollars to build a new administration building replacing the condemned structure and 375000 dollars for three additional cottages.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Ohio Hospital
Kincon
Visits County Seat Gallipolis on business Saturday
William Rupe aged 80 of Ryger Gallia County visited Gallipolis on business for the first time in five years. He noted many changes but said he wished to return home about 12 miles away.
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Gallipolis
Galliipolis
William Rupe
Ryger
Gallia County
Mrs Laura Luckey Dies After Stroke in Cheshire
Mrs Laura E Luckey 76 died after a recent stroke. Funeral services were held Sunday at the M E Church in Cheshire conducted by Reverend Snider. She was a native of Rg ger and the last survivor of Oliver Evans family. Surviving children are George Flossie Luckey at home Sprague M Luckey of Columbus and Oliver Luckey of Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
M. E. Church
Cheshire
Snider
Laura E. Luckey
Luckey
Rgger
Oliver Evans
George
Flossie Luckey
Sprague M. Luckey
Columbus
Oliver Luckey
Delaware
Logan School Elects Student Editors and Aerial Staff
Logan High School elective members were named to assist staff after Thursday elections. Named are Luther Heyde assistant editor, Jané Grooms assistant business manager, Albert Leonard assistant advertising manager, Bonnie Belle Donaldson society editor, Roberta Westbrook feature editor, Dorothy Krumlauf girls athletic reporter, Jimmy Richardson boys athletic reporter, Elizabeth Smith sophomore reporter, Betty Hall junior reporter, Virginia Canter senior reporter, Elizabeth McGonagle alumni reporter.
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LOGAN
Logan High School
Luther Heyde
Jané Grooms
Albert Leonard
Bonnie Belle Donaldson
Roberta Westbrook
Dorothy Krumlauf
Jimmy Richardson
Elizabeth Smith
Betty Hall
Virginia Canter
Elizabeth McGonagle
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