Girl Scout Officers Elected For 1961 62 Council
New officers were elected to lead the Girl Scout Council for 1961 62 with Mrs. Arthur H. Prey as president and Mrs. Keith Schultz as vice president. Other posts include Mrs. Robert Sayers secretary and Mrs. Warren G. Henry treasurer. National Girl Scout Week begins March 12, with Brownie and Girl Scout activities in city churches and a 2 p.m. tea at Westminster House. Committees named include finance, training, program, camp, public relations, organization, and Juliet te Low chair.
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Westminster House
First United Presbyterian Church
India
Kishwar Myrsa
Ohio University
Chandos Kistler
Warner Lehman
O. J. Hysell
Arlie Brimmer
Henry
Schultz
B. G. Greenman
Robert Chute
Howard Slusher Jr
J. Ward Doering
Frank Newell
Brimmer
James H. Johnson
Slusher
J. Carl Plummer
Oakey D. Hammond
Robert Smith
Juliette Low
Harry Hammon
Dinner Held by Logan Honor Society at Local Restaurant
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary honor society met for a dinner at a Logan restaurant last week. Afterward they gathered at Mrs Irma Powers home on S Market Street. Logan attendees included Mrs Barton A Hall and Mrs Powers, with others from Trimble and Corning.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Honor Society of the American Legion Auxiliary
Irma Powers
S. Market St
Barton A. Hall
Powers
Trimble
Corning
Vandalism Probed at Carbon Hill School
Vandalism at the Carbon Hill school was investigated Tuesday by Sheriff Deputy Paul Dietzel. Sheriff Paul Hartman reported windows broken in the rear and in the office, and furniture polish smeared on walls desks and floors. Several juveniles were questioned and the investigation continues.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
Paul Dietzel
Paul Hartman
Logan Area Club Schedule Thurdays Events and Meetings
A detailed list of community gatherings for Thursday March 9 and Friday March 10 in Logan. Activities include Venus Circle dinner at Masonic dining room, Venus Chapter 76 CES at Masonic Temple, Young Homemakers Club at Mrs. James West’s home, Good Hope Institute at Ridge Road Community building, Logan Squaw Club at Mrs. John Lif’s home, WSCS at Mrs. Harley St Clair’s, Nondescript Club at Blosser’s, and a Friday lineup with Maxwell PTO speaker Mrs. E. V. Baker, Webb Summit Farm Bureau, DAR chapter at Mrs. Thorne Cottrill, Premier Mothers Club dinner, Cosmopolitan Club meeting, Laurel Valley Grange program, and Jolly Booster Class at New Zion Church.
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Venus Circle
Venus
CES
Masonic Temple
Young Homemakers Club
James West
Hill St
Good Hope
Ridge Rd
Logan Squaw Club
John Lif
Webb
WSCS
Harley St. Clair
E. V. Baker
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Charles Wolfe
Worthington
Dar
Thorne Cottrill
Methodist Church
Cosmopolitan Club
Duane Shipley
Laurel Valley Grange
Jolly Booster
New Zion Church
Lorena Amon
Euchre Club Luncheon Social Recap at Schrader Home
Logan Progressive Euchre Club held a Sunday session with a three course lunch served by Miss Ann Villers and Miss Barbara Villers at Paul A. Schrader’s home on Third Street. Prizewinners included Mrs. Eberst and Mrs. Kessler on the distaff side and Mr. Eberst along with Mr. Burgoon for the men. The group, meeting every other Sunday, will next gather at Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty’s home on North Walnut Street.
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Paul A. Schrader
Third St
Ann Villers
Barbara Villers
Charles Schorr
Augustus Kessler
Leo Redhenwaldt
Joe E. Brown
Hubert Daugherty
John E. Ebert
Francis Roberts
Pete Burgoon
Rosemary Switzer
Ann Cavendish
Lawrence Fox
Eberst
Kessler
Burgoon
Daugherty
N. Walnut St
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Meeting At Mosure Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mosure hosted Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council at Goat Run Road. Twelve members and thirteen children attended. Harold Griffith led discussion on Getting Our Money's Worth. Mrs. Thrush and Mrs. Mosure reported on the Women’s Committee meeting. Plans were made to secure Mrs. Russell Carpenter as next speaker.
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Logan
Ralph Mosure
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Goat Run Rd
Robert Thrush
Mosure
Russell Carpenter
Mr Keplar Dies At 84 In Ohio Valley
Funeral arrangements are set for Barney Keplar 84 of Logan Route 3 who died at 8 p m Tuesday in Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. A retired farmer and lifelong Hocking County resident he is survived by a daughter Emma Bell Rheinscheld five brothers and two sisters. Services will be held at 10 a m Friday at Leonard funeral home with the Rev John Hickman officiating burial follows in Smiths Chapel cemetery.
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LOGAN
Barney Keplar
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Mr. Keplar
Hocking County
Lucius and
Margaret Snyder Keplar
Smith's Chapel Methodist Church
Emma Bell Rheinscheld
Lucius
John
Frank
Grover Keplar
Flare Keplar
Bucyrus
Margaret Keplar
Hester Hurl
South Bloomingville
Leonard Funeral Home
John Hickman
Smith's Chapel Cemetery
Honor Students Listed At Logan Junior High
Logan Junior High reports 153 honor roll students for the fourth term six week period. Seventy four achieved B or better in grades seven nine, with six seventh graders earning straight As and multiple named students across grades.
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Logan Junior High
Logan
Logan Junior High School
J. R. Hankison
Squaw Club Votes Funds For Logan High Sports
The Chieftain Squaw Club at Logan High School approved financial support for the spring athletic program. Funds will aid baseball coach Marion Allen for four pitcher warm-up jackets, golf coach Mel Adams for team needs, and tennis coach Harry West for tennis gear. Seventeen members attended the March meeting in the high school cafeteria. A white elephant sale preceded refreshments, with hostess committee members listing their names. Planning for April was assigned to Mrs. Charles Steward Mrs. Paul Webb Mrs. Douglas Sigler and Mrs. Dorothy Panetti.
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LOGAN
Chieftain Squaw Club
Logan High School
Marion Allen
Mel Adams
LHS
Harry Westfall
Clarence Spicer
Frank Tipton
Don Taylor
Edwin Schneider
Charles Steward
Paul Webb
Douglas Sigler
Dorothy Panetti
Birth Announcement For Ex Residents Debra Lynn Raasch
Ex resident Dottie List Raasch and her husband Captain Donald T. Raasch welcomed a daughter named Debra Lynn born February 26 at a Fort Worth hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Luther List of Circleville. The Raasches live at 6229 Walnut Drive Fort Worth Texas.
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Donald T. Rausch
Ft. Worth
Tex
Fort Worth
Debra Lynn
Luther List
Circleville
Raasch
Dottie List
Extension Service
Walnut Dr
Fort Worth 14
Local couple Nichols and Lindsey listed as residents
Logan K. Nichols 40 a pipe fitter and Wilma M. Lindsey 40 at home are named in Laurelville Route 1 records.
Frantz Dies at 80 in Logan After Heart Condition
Ferdinand Frantz 80 of Logan Route 4 died at 10 55 p m Tuesday in Hocking Valley Hospital after admission for a heart ailment. A retired paper hanger and decorator, he was born in New Plymouth and lived much of his life in Hocking County. Survived by wife Bessie two sons Wayne in Honolulu and Harold in Columbus two daughters Kathryn Mann in Columbus and Mary Brooker of Logan Route 4 three grandchildren and a sister Cora Conner of Logan. Friends may call after 7 p m today at Leonard funeral home with services at 10 30 a m Saturday conducted by Rev Willard Drefke. Burial Oak Grove cemetery.
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Logan
Ferdinand Frantz
Logan Route 4
Hocking Valley Hospital
Frantz
New Plymouth
Hocking County
Alfred
Sarah Sain Frantz
Bessie
Wayne Frantz
Honolulu
Hawaii
Harold Frantz
Columbus
Kathryn Mann
Mary Brooker
Cora Conner
Leonard Funeral Home
Willard Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Operation Abolition shown to Logan High seniors
Logan The motion picture film Operation Abolition was shown Wednesday to upper classmen at Logan High School. It depicts student riots in San Francisco during hearings by the House Un-American Activities Committee. The film is for history and government students and others, with a public showing at 7 15 p.m. Thursday in the school speech room.
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Logan
Logan High School
San Francisco
House Un-American Activities Committee
Kurdish Identity Tied to Ancient Language Related to Persian
The Kurds are described as one of the world’s oldest peoples who speak an ancient language similar to Persian. The article highlights deep historical roots and linguistic connections within the region.
Lewis Receives State Pharmacy Certificate
Logan Richard L. Lewis of 375 Main St is awarded a certificate by the State Board of Pharmacy. He is among 46 applicants who passed the examinations today.
Population snapshot of Australia in the mid century
Australia’s population stands at 10,330,000. Men outnumber women by one percent, shaping gender balance across the nation.
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Australia
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Sucaryl
Ciasie Tater
Eavicc
Honey Fork
Linda Lienzle
Sharon Klinger
Marilyn Lange
Beverly Leonard
Penny Miller
Diana Thomas
Bonnie Bell
Fred Busch
Susan Carmean
Vianne Gibson
Patty Moorehead
Anita Ruff
Sandra Shaw
Arch Taylor
Ruth Ann Watts
Robert Eaton
Sally Elberfeld
Freda Ellinger
Gayle Hadley
Jane Holloway
Carol Lehman
Grace
Angela Allbery
Lois Anderson
Patsy Barney
Mer Bell
Benny Berry
Larry Brown
Donna Braun
Linda Chute
Sherry Dalton
Donna Davis
Charles Donley
Susan Dupler
John Ellinger
Ricky Engle
Eddie Fickel
Stephen Freeman
Linda Geiger
Mary Kay Grandy
Lynda Green
Linda Hall
Carolyn Hart
Vicki Hill
Bonnie Howdyshell
Lloyd Johnson
Paula Keck
Billie Jo King
Elaine Mayer
Marilyn Miller
Marge Myers
Pam Perez
Nancy Glidden
Roseanne Hansley
Nancy Hopkins
George Hummel
Yvette Keck
Tom Knox
Jerry McAffee
Carol McIntire
David Miller
Judy Montgomery
Patty Morgan
Mike Murray
Carla Myers
Connie Orndoff
Trudie Pierson
Ann Price
Fritz Rabb
Diana Richards
Drew Rolston
Ann Sater
Linda Spence
Cheryl Starner
Connie Stefanides
Judy Thompson
Jeff Todd
Alice Trowbridge
Susan Allen
Linda Angle
Connie Arnold
Veda Bachus
Carla Baker
Louise Bester
George Blosser
Tom Brown
Terry Burns
Betty Buttrick
Barbara Cable
Tanya Davidson
Sam Diley
Kathryn Flowers
Ginger Freeman
Sue Geiger
Shirley Glick
Sharon Good
Mary Ann Goodlve
Sharon Green
Judy Guess
Judy Hartman
Betty Jo Heidlebaugh
Janet Holbrook
Squaw Club
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Old Crow
John Hunt Morgan
OLD Crow Distillery Company
Frankfort
Kentucky
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