Key Club and Kiwanis Sponsor Evening at Logan High
Logan Kiwanis hosted a Tuesday night program featuring Key Club members reading laws and a quiz with forfeits for wrong answers. Danny Lappen led the Key Club, with Garry Hiles and others present, while East Elementary's Robert Morris attended as a guest. The event also announced a faculty basketball game for Key Club fundraiser and a Ground Observer Corps post initiative. Lent meditation series resumed with Rev Roy E Klingler urging reflection and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Lappen
Larry Casto
Garry Hiles
Larry Powers
Ted Byrd
Bill Blosser
David Roberts
William Gasbarro
Kiwanis-Lhs
Roy E. Klingler
Armand Houk
Sale of New Autos In Hocking Area Rises
A February report from Miss Thelma Keyes shows 52 new car titles issued in Hocking County, 12 above January. Total titles 479. Mortgages filed 205, cancelled 198. receipts to county treasury $887.90. Purchases include Nedra Smith, W Dennis Weltner, Loring Thompson, and many others. four school buses bought by West Hocking School District. equipment purchases by Union Purchase and Enterprises.
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Hocking
Terunn
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Teastry
Nedra Smith
Logan
State-Washington Board of Eau
Ation
W. Dennis Weltner
Gan
Ralph Wadsworth
MB. Haney
Robert’ M. Sheley
Equipment’ Finance Corp
Union Purc Hace
Wayne Harmon
Laurelville
Everett A. ‘Tracy
Fern Brooker
Dietzel
Lloyd E. Beck
Clyde Gost
Carl Bowlby
New Straitsville
Paul Fe
Winnie Armstrong
Isat McCormick
Chris H. Gompf
Ror
Wilma Shull
Dale” van Cuter
Laurette
Dr CT. Grattidge
Laurelvile
Ross D. Stimson
Wilbur J. Kerns
Kenneth Rutter
Loge Thomas
Fe Smith
Lawrelvn
Francis M. Embree
Frederick A. Immelt
Fred. Ht. Campbell
Charles W. Wood
Nelson Fie
Elza Ringhiser
Rockbridge
Laurel Township
Pennsville Farmer Kills Self in Barn
Morgan County sheriff reports 71 year old Williams of near Pennsville died in his barn in an apparent suicide. He reportedly attached a hose to a vacuum cleaner to the car exhaust, sat in the vehicle, and started the motor. the barn was locked from inside. Coroner estimates death around 10 p.m. Sunday. Survived by wife Faye Hocking Berry, five brothers Everett Dalton Lester Riley Clarence, one sister Anna Wolfe. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Tone Funeral Home with burial in Pennsville Cemetery.
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Chesenestlar Nore En Wile Hams
Pennsville
Everett
Morgan County
F.A. McConnell
Williams
A. A. Coulson
Faye Hockingberry
Dalton
Malta
Lester
Cleveland
Riley
Zanesville
Clarence
Stockport
Anna Wolfe
Tone
Nelsonville Native Dies in Dayton at 99
Nelsonville native Wil Federoja of Nelsonville dies in Dayton aged 99. He was born in Nelsonville, attended local schools and Ohio University Athens, worked for Hocking Valley Featbed and engaged in the grocery business in Nelsonville and Dayton. He is survived by three daughters Leta Bevan in Dayton, Lian Williams in Michigan, Betner Dooitte in Parkersburg, two grandchildren and several relatives.
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Nelsonville
Dayton
Wil Federowsa
Nelsonvile
Pr Syland
Maria ‘Tedrow
Washington St
Ohio University i Athen
Hocking Valley
Greery
Dayton Rere
Leta Bevan
Lian Willams
Bete
Mich
Sis "Betner Dooitte
Parketersburg
W. Vo
Will J.’ ‘Redge
Nepew
Mry Banfin Bur
Nelsonville Garden Club Plans March Tea
Twenty five members answer roll call at Nelsonville Garden Club February meeting held at Matheny Tea Room. Mrs Snackenberg conducts business and finalizes plans for annual tea March 26 at the Methodist Church social rooms. New members R C Patton and Edgar Stedwill welcomed. Miss Florence Cook and Mrs Rose Cook showcased plant care study.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Rose Cook
Florence Cook
R. C. Patton
Edgar Stedwill
Local clubs report disrupted meetings and break‑ins
Yandorian Club plans a regular meeting at Mrs Joe Galvin’s home, with an Athens trip canceled. York Grange 2436 meets at Oak Grove. Group 2 of CWF hosts a Christian Church event at Fayette Street. Two cottages on the Lake suffered break‑ins with broken windows and a torn drape. April meeting set at Mrs William Powell’s home. Sheriff A J Ween and Deputy Spurgeon Metzger investigate.
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Yandorian Club
Pandorian Club
Joe Galvin
Athens
Josie Baugh
Alle Dilcher
CWF
The
Christian Church
Fayette
Nelle Johnson
Edith Patton
Mary
Powell
Catha
Sheriff's Department
Clarence Scott
A. Lang
Hart
Hammon
Minland Place
Marion Hiles
E. Main Siquest
Emma Cook
William Powell
Flagins Ax
Lake
Virgina
A. J. Ween
Spurgeon Metz
Health Department Seeks Successor After Resignation
Logan-Hocking County Health Department seeks a health educator to replace Frank Stone who resigned to join Columbus health department. A candidate under consideration is an Ohio woman finishing graduate work at the University of North Carolina. Stone began his new post in Columbus Tuesday.
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Logan
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
Frank Stone
Columbus Health Department
Ohio
University ‘of North Carolina
Stone
Columbus
Injured Man Shows Slight Improvement
Nelsonville report says Donald Wolfe of Mason City remains unconscious after a February 24 fall from an atomic plant site where he worked in construction. At White Cross Hospital in Columbus doctors note he is improving though still in critical condition with skull fractures and facial injuries. His wife and family remain by his side as a Tuesday bridge club gathering at Mrs. Clarence Schempp’s home proceeds with attendance including several regulars and prizes. The next meeting is set for March 22 hosted by Mrs. Webb.
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Nelsonville
Waverly
Donald Wolfe
Mason City
White Cros Hospital
Columbus
the Star
Wolfe
Contract Bridge Club
Clarence Schempp
Ames” Barker
Dallas Kinser
Frank Harden
Harry Bell
Fred. Murray
Roger’ Humphrey
Dot Solon
John le
Clineton Webb
C. Matheny
Judson Shriner
Shriner
Matheny
Lees Ates Kimner
Humphrey
Bell
Ollow
Scout Troop Holds Meet in Nelsonville at West School
Scout Troop 64 met at the former West School Monday evening with Jerry Norris leading the Pledge and oath. Scoutmaster Boo Harris, assisted by Lowell Miller and Tom Lax, conducted a uniform inspection while Patrolman Everett Tew gave a talk on fingerprinting. Scouts will collect papers and magazines Saturday by placing them in boxes or tying them in bundles.
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Nelsonville
West School
Jerry Norris
Jim Hellyer
Boo Harris
Lowell Miller
Tom Lax
Everett
Tew
Boy Scouts of
Nelsonville Band Trip To Washington DC Sponsored
Nelsonville High School Band will travel to Washington DC in late March to participate in the Cherry Blossom parade. The Eagles the Elks and Emblem Club will sponsor 12 members with six funded by the Eagles and six by the Elks and Emblem Club. The trip costs 31.50 per member, traveling over the B&O Railroad from Athens.
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Nelsonville
Eagles the Elks, and Emblem Club
Washington, D.C
Eagles
Elks ‘and Emblem Club
B&o
Athens
Brick Plant Resumes Duty After Shutdown
Logan plant ends two month shutdown at General Hocking Brick Co after Dec 31 closure due to lack of orders and high inventories. About 75 workers previously laid off resume at Logan operation. Births noted: Mr and Mrs Henry Kunkler Junction City Route 1 a daughter and Mr and Mrs George Meadows Logan a son. Admitted: Mrs Frank Hayes McArthur and Mrs Mary A McKnight Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kunkler
Junction City
George Meadows
Logan
Frank Hayes
McArthur
Mary A. McKnight
Logan—A
General Hocking Brick Co
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Summary
Mount St Mary Hospital notes list patients and dismissals including Effie Clark Logan Herbert Newton Nelsonville Max Valkinburg Nelsonville Bernice Deal Jacksonville Sherman M Byers Nelsonville Kathryn Link Athens Ralph Sharp New Marshfield Route 1 dismissed
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aApurrey
Effie Clark
Logan
Herbert Newton
Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Bernice Deal
Jacksonville
Sherman M. Byers
Kathryn Link
Athens
Ralph Sharp
New’ Marshfield
Community notices and 4-H meeting reports
Farm Bureau Council discussed school facts led by Wallace Gillogly and voted to donate to CARE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nowels and Dr. and Mrs. Ray Houk. Attendees listed by surname. A second 4-H meeting was held February 28 with twelve members at Mrs Wilbur Bethel’s home. Pocahontas No. 38 met with Ethel Koontz presiding and planned a four state meeting in Columbus Ohio. A drape project for the hall was approved with cookies and coffee served. March 7 meeting hosts named Ella Watkins and Louise Crane. Degree Team Daughters of America No. 120 urged to prepare for an April rally in Lagan.
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Air
Otto Shaw
Farm Bureau Council No
Wallace Gillogly
CARE
Howard Nowels
Ray Houk
Charles “Ingraham
Ethel Bower
Patty Hansley
Bill Poling
and Mia
Kennet Risch
Wale Lace Gillogly
Lloyd el- Unger
Paul Shaw
Harold Crawford
Helen Hicks
Mary Dackin
Everett Sater
Shaw
Ethel Koontz
Helen Summel
Ella Watkins
Gladys Lehman
Jennie Goodlive
Louise Crane
Amer No. 120
Nelsonville Library Displays Scout Art in February Window
Nelsonville Public Library showcased Boy Scout Troop 64 knots and camping gear with a milk carton train and Washington's Birthday scene by Jerry Grim. A spring shelf adds fiction and non fiction titles, noting a February circulation of 5028 volumes up from 170 in 1954.
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Nelsonville
Nelsville
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Jerry Grim
Willis Wayne
Marquand
Delves' Broughton
Dankiewicz
Baron
Jennings
Suzanne
Lauritzen
Hosea
Dr. Kilbourne
Worley
Dec Holliday
Myers
Fred Allen
Grantland
Africa
Lincoln
Bish
Glouster
Chauncey
February arrests and fines in Nelsonville mayor’s court
In February Nelsonville saw 20 mayor’s court cases with 10 city police arrests and 10 State Highway Patrol arrests. Intoxication was a factor in seven city cases, with five arrests and two for DUI. One person was jailed until fines were paid. Total mayor’s court collections were 464.90 dollars, with 154.90 to the city general fund and 55 to the auto fund. A 55-dollar sum went to the state auditor for highway patrol fines.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
James Cope
City General Fund
Auto Fund
State
Si Highway Patrol
Heine Packing Co. in Logan Discontinues Operations
Logan plant led by Clarence Pete Heine announces shutdown after selling inventory and halting custom slaughtering. The packing house operated for over 65 years since its early founding by George Heine and later by Augustus Heine, before this closure.
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Logan
Heine Packing
Clarence
Pete) Heine
George Heine
Augustus Heine
Funeral services for John Wright III in Gallipolis
John Wright III died from injuries after a fall at the Kyger electric plant. A funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm at Johnson funeral home with Rev. T S Arnott and Rev. Leroy Moyer officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery with military rites by Nelsonville Post 3467 VFW. Funeral home calls encouraged.
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John Wright III
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Kyger Electric
Johnson Funeral Home
T. S. Arnott
Malta
Church of the Nazarene
Leroy A. Moyer
Green Lawn
Nelsonvill Post
Veterans of
Foregin
Clergymen Sponsor Union Lenten Service in Nelsonville
City Ministerial Association arranges union Lenten services at First Methodist Church in Nelsonville starting today at 7 30 p m with plans for weekly services at different churches during the Lenten season. Suit Charges Neglect Logan: Joan T Hartsaugh files for divorce from Sharlene E Hartsaugh circl e 1e in Common Pleas Court seeking relief under the divorce promises.
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Nelsonville
City Ministerial Association
Logan
Joan T. Hartsaugh
Sharlene E. Hartsaugh
Circle
Mrs Hood Dies at Home in Gore Ohio
Mrs Bert Hood 78 widow of Jai Hood died Monday at her Gore home after declining health. She spent most of her life in Hocking County and is survived by sons Thomas Foster and John Hood of Marshfield Gore and Logan and Dean Hood of Logan. daughters Edna Powell Columbus Tina Nolan Massillon and Maxine Barnes New Straitsville. a brother Washington Young Crooksville. a sister Ella White New Straitsville. 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Friends may call Leonard funeral home Logan until 2 p m Thursday with services at Gore Evangelical United Brethren Church conducted by Revs Earl Miller and Clyde Hinton. Burial in Gore Cemetery.
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Logan
Bert Food
Jai
Gore
Hood
Hocking County
Thomas ‘Hood
Marshfield
Foster
John
Dean
Edna Powell
Columbus
Tina Nolan
Massillon
Maxine Barnes
New Straits
Funeral services for Rosella Lamp in Glouster Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosella Turner Lamp 23 who died unexpectedly in Glouster will be conducted by Rev F M Wentz Thursday at 2 p m at Warren North funeral home where friends may call. Burial will be Green Lawn Cemetery. She was a native of Buchtel and formerly resided at Van Wert Ohio. She is survived by her husband Lowell Camp of Van Wert daughter Beverly mother Goldie Keyes of Buchtel sister Betty Johnson of Glouster brother Milton Dixon of Columbus.
Columbus man posted bond after disturbance charge
Harry Jebb of Columbus was charged by police with disturbing the peace by intoxication in SIELSONVILLE. A $20 bond was posted for his appearance in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court Tuesday. The incident followed a band activity and the case and records were noted.
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Sielsonville
Ity
Harry Jebb
Columbus
Earl
Hilleary
Daclone
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Cos
Nelsonvill
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Della Wade
John Wo Ffe
Tom Huddy
Willa Brown
Berry Brown
Max Wolfe
Id Kanaan
Parker Sniffen
Felle Herrold
William B. Ivans
Roy Snackenberg
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Emma Beara
Ell
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Ornaldo Howson
Delbert Patton
Harry Stage
Gilbert ‘Whitmore
Ralph Parks
Donald Betts
Tom Willliams
C. L. Stout
Carl Coakney
Dorothy Tucker
Harold Neilson
York Grange
the Grange
Oak Grove
Gertrude Nixon
Ted Wingigman
Floyd
Myrtle O'Mara
Hestnut St
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Mar J"t"jones
Ireen
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Hannan
Mary Lines
Tasuse Grace
Nore’ Weiss
Sten
Mabel” Jones
George’ Call
Irma Wit ‘On
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M Ne Womaley
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Treasant Range Wires
Wilbur Bethel
Logan Council
White House
Martha
George Washington
Washington Monument
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Leonard Funeral Home
Gore Evangelical United Brethren
Earl Miller
Clyde Hinton
Gore Cemetery
First National Bank Bldg
J. H. Wilson
Athens Messe
Athen
Chevrolet
NYE Chevrolet CO
Nelson
Orpheum
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Canal Street
Mack's
Bennett's Dairy Products
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