Work To Start In May On Methodist Building
Logan project to begin in May on the Methodist Church educational addition replacing an 1885 fellowship hall. Earl Cleland of Columbus designed a two story L shaped wing connected to the sanctuary with four nursery and kindergarten rooms on the first floor and six junior and senior high classrooms on the second. Remodeling includes a new roof heating systems and updated partitions. The former home at the site, once owned by Dr M H Cherrington, was razed to make way for construction.
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Yvonne Keck
Logan
Methodist Church
Earl Cleland
Columbus
Hugh Robinson
Methodist Fellowship
J. J. Rodehaver
Rodehaver
Fellowship Hall
Messenger Newsphoto
99 Children Supervised By Board
Logan Mrs Eleanore Horwell reports 99 cases for February for the Hocking County Child Welfare Board. Seventy nine children are in various placements with costs totaling 2814.23 for February, compared to 3057.67 in January with 98 children. 12 attend Rainbow School.
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Rainbow School
Logan Meetings Sunday and Monday Community Events Schedule
Sunday at Westminster House a 2 p.m. community service tea open to Logan area women features the Easter Story in Art and local welfare project. Monday events include Antioch Grange potluck at 6 30 p.m. and Third and Fourth degrees, Ewing Grange 7 30 p.m. program by lecturer with fruit salad and cake. Grace Shirley Circle meets at 1 p.m. at 312 Mound St. and Child Conservation League groups gather at Brandt's restaurant at 7 p.m. Bring scissors. Euterpean Club meets at 7 45 p.m. at Mrs C P McNeil’s house with program by Mrs Richard Price.
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Westminster House
Logan Area
Presbyterian Womens’ Association
Antioch Grange
Ewing Grange
Grace Shirley
Eub Church
Harold Bailey
Mound St
Harry Meldrim
Child Conservation League
Brandt
Euterpean Club
C. P. McNeil
Richard Price
Laurel Cliff and Local Visits Across the Area
Laurel Cliff residents share recent visits with relatives in Elmwood Rest Home Galion Marion and Columbus. A deer was struck on Route 33 north of Route 595 in Hocking County at 3 50 a m and killed by a Pataskala driver Dale Everett Wilson 44. Norman Nichols Laurelville pleaded innocent to an assault and battery charge with bond set at 50 dollars. he must appear before Judge Vaughn Collins Saturday at 10 a m. Iceland biologists report the North Atlantic lump fish thrives with sparse sun amid caviar supply contexts.
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Pearl Parker
Laurel Cliff
Norman Schaefer
Verna Archer
Elmwood Rest
Lillian Leifheit
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Marvin Cox
Happy Hollow
Gerald Pullins
Larry Michels
Galion
Gene Alkire
Columbus
Pearl
Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Dale Everett Wilson
Pataskala
Norman McNichols
Laurelville
Hocking
McNichols
Vaughn Collins
Carl M. Matheny
Marvin Nungester
Clear Creek
Goodhope
Collins
Long Bottom Social Roundup Recaps Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hayman and daughters and Janet Bissell of Columbus vacationed with the Bissells. Garth Smith visited Howard Yong in Paden City, W Va. Oscar Babcock and Ray joined Marion Riggs in Athens. Denver and Larry Curtis of Columbus joined recent guests of Zern and Lori Curtis. Albert and Raymond Frank visited Harles Frank. Bertie Smith and Harriet Bryant visited Pat Patterson in Glouster. Harold Holter called on Alma Holter in Forest Run. Dinner guests at Oscar Babcock included George Frederick Bill Chester and Lindsey Lyons and Lamar of Tupper Plains. Charles Marcinko and Charles Marcinko Sr. visited recently. Ina Patterson and Mike of Glouster spent days with Harriet Bryant.
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David Smith
Long Bottom
Ted Hayman
Janet Bissell
Columbus
Joe Bissell
Garth Smith
Howard Yong
Paden City
W. Va
Oscar Babcock
Ray
Marion Riggs
Athens
Zern Pierce
Denver Curtis
Larry Curtis
Albert Frank
Gallipolis
Raymond Frank
Chester
Norman McCain
Harles Frank
Bertie Smith
Harriet Bryant
Pat Patterson
Glouster
Harold Holter
Alma Holter
Forest Run
Oscar Babc
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Dismissals and Local Delegates
Admits include Miss Connie Lewis Cecil Roe and others. Dismissals list Mrs Charles G McKinley Sr Homer Mason John Spencer Mrs Charles Keplar Rita Keplar. Logan delegates George Charles and Nick Maniskas chosen for District 13B Lions Club Convention in Columbus. West Hocking School Board approves survey of vocational trade schools.
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Charles G. McKinley Sr
Logan
Homer Mason
John Spencer
New Straitsville
Charles Keplar
Zaleski
Rita Keplar
George Charles
Nick Maniskas
Lions Club
Columbus
West Hocking School Board
County to borrow funds for Logan Hocking hospital plans
Logan and Hocking County commissioners approved borrowing 15000 from Farmers and Merchants Bank to cover preliminary hospital planning and engineering costs. Bills totaling 432.89, 1835.95, and 31.37 were approved as funds allow. Dog warden James E. Leonard reported 253 February calls, 102 dogs picked up, two sheep killed, and 2450 dog licenses sold by March 1.
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LOGAN
Water System Revamped At Honor Camp
Logan Ohio officials announce completion of a revamped water system at Hocking Honor Camp a branch of the Ohio Penitentiary The upgrade includes an 18 000 gallon clear well and a new chlorinator unit The camp houses honor prisoners who perform forestry work at Hocking State Forest and Parks alongside other camps at Green Springs Marietta Zanesville and Shawnee State Forest
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Logan
Ohio Division of Forestry
Hocking
Ohio Penitentiary
Hocking State Forest
Green Springs
Marietta
Zanesville
Shawnee State Forest
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Methodist
M. H. Cherrington
Iceland
North Atlantic
Ina Patterson
Mike of
Hocking Valley Hospital
Connie Lewis
Cecil E. Roe
Ray Dicken
James Monk
the Messenger
Ohio
Leonard
West Logan
Commissioners Office
Honduras
Honor
Nelson Paige
Oxfords
Dacron
India
Madras
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