LOGAN SE Ohioans Train As Marine. Soldier 32 Selectees
LOGAN Ohio A report lists 40th anniversary Girl Scout event at Logan High School with 400 attendees including Ruth Ellen Sands and local volunteers. Separately 32 men registered with the Hocking County Selective Service left Logan for pre-induction physicals at Fort Hayes Columbus, with several listed by name and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
America
D. A. Sands
Jay Nimon
Hocking County Scoutommissioner
Ruth Ellen Sands
Athens
Miss Sands
Switzerland
J. K. Martin
Harry Hammon
Fred Gribble
Paul Stimson
Darley Kitchen
Keith Schultz
Francis Embree
M. B. Haney
Schultz
Ralph Rheinscheid
Sands
Arlie Brimner
Joe Phillips
Embree
Nimon
Fred Rochester
Dwight Phillips
George
Hocking County Selective Service Board
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Navy
Columbus Selective Service Board
Ned Milton Shaw
James E. Frazee
Donald C. Keels
Haydenville
Joseph D. Mathias
Richard L. McCune
Jack
Mrs Bess Dies at 88 in Ohio Rites Soon
Phoebe Bess 88 of East Fultonham died Thursday in Zanesville where she lived with daughter Mrs J Ray Pinnick for 18 years She lived in Murray City and Athens She was a member of the Methodist church Order of Eastern Star Nelsonville and Pythian Sisters Murray City Surviving are three daughters 15 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Funeral at Murray City Methodist Church Sunday 2 30 pm Burial Green Lawn Cemetery near Nelsonville Friends may call at William Thompson and Son Funeral Home White Cottage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Bess
East Fultonham
Zanesville
J. Ray Pinnick
Bess
Murray City
Athens
Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
William Pierre
Jennie Roberson
Callie Roberts
Bridgeport
William Thompson and Son Funeral
White Cottage
Murray City Methodist Church
Green Lawn Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Issued in Laurelville Area
Billy John Elkins aged 24 of Laurelville Route 2 wed Thelma Mae Riddle 21 also of Laurelville Route 2. Calvin Ray Baker 48 of Laurelville Route 2 and Goldie Hazel Griffith 39 of Laurelville Route 2 obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy John Elkins
Laurelvile
Thelma Mae Riddle
Laurelville
Calvin Ray Baker
Goldie Hazel Griffith
Judgments and Estate Appointments in Athens County
Judgment awarded to Persinger Supply Co. for 1470 against H B and R W Maynard after default. Notices appointing administrators and executors for multiple Athens County estates require creditors to file claims within four months. dates span February and March 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sams
Athens
Ohio
Stella Creamer
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
Said
Jonn W Stewart
Julia A. Atkinson
Clarys S. Moritz
Hudson
Nell W. Plumly
John FP. Newcomb
Mary L. Hawk
Route 5
Fa L. Linscott
L. G. Worstell, Jr
Mary Blanche Howe
Joh
Lucy Root
Dewey Root
Comeens
Sald
Sald County
Profitable Paint Franchise Available in Athens
Nationally recognized manufacturer offers a distributorship for top quality paint products in Athens. Seeks an agent to handle America’s sought-after decorative finishes with national advertising support and factory territory services. Address Box 2307 Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
America
Messenger
Hocking County Land Transfers Summary
Ray A Stump transfers 108.88 acres to Mattie W Stump in Perry Township. Edward and S Anna Ringhise deed 120 acres to Kermit and Mildred Ringhiser in Falls Township. J E and Estella Vorhees grant an easement to Ohio Fuel Gas Co in Laurel Township. William and Eloise Hutchison sell 6.7 acres to Joseph and Eben Nedermeyer in Marion Township. Gertrude Starkey transfers 40 acres to Iva and Lawrence Hart in Benton Township. Ollie Hughes conveys half of lot 420 in Logan to Irene Cherring ton. George and Mary Drake sell three tracts in Good Hope and Laurel townships to Frank and Flora Edwards. Church of Christ in Christian Union trustees transfer part of lot 473 in Logan to John F Wynn. Cora M Chute sells lots 354 and 355 in Logan to Clarence and Mary Chute. Mabel and Henry Acker sell real estate in Falls Township to Vyron and Ruth Redick. Walter and Mollie Vaughan McVey sell 50 acres in Green Township to Lawrence Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray A. Stump
Mattie W. Stump
Perry Township
Edward and
S. Anna Ringhise
Kermit
Mildred Ringhiser
Falls Township
J. E
Estella Vorhees
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Laurel Township
William and
Eloise Hutchison
Joseph and
Eben Nedermeyer
Marion Township
Gertrude Starkey
Iva
Lawrence Hart
Benton Township
Ollie Hughes
Irene Cherrington
Logan
George and
Mary Drake
Frank
Flora Edwards
Good Hope
Laurel
Church of Christ In Christian Union
John F. Wynn
Cora M. Chute
Clarence
Mary Chute
Mabel
Henry Acker
Vyron
Ruth Redick
Walter
Mollie Vaughan McVey
Lawrence Evans
Green Township
Friendly Neighbor Club Holds Sew Rag Rugs Session
Mrs Herman Bumgardner hosted the Friendly Neighbor Club at her home as members sewed carpet rags for rugs and enjoyed a potluck dinner. A program of contests was held with prizes awarded. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Charles Patton on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run
Herman Bumgardner
Friendly Neighbor Club
Bumgardner
Clarence Reider
Eugene Chesher
Sidney Kapple
Ruth Ann
Franklin McGuire
Frederick Norris
David
Forrest Burd
Keith
Carl Boling
Harold van Bibber
Stevie
Herbert Ackison
Clarence Patton
Arthur Ladd
Charles Wood
Lawrence Wolfe
John Norris
McGuire
Charles Patton
Dexter Star Grange set to meet with degrees and party
Dexter Star Grange plans Saturday evening gathering with Third and Fourth Degrees for listed candidates including Mr and Mrs Wallace, Jack Bolen, Mr and Mrs George Perry and son, plus others. A quarterly birthday supper will be observed and refreshments requested. Juvenile Degree to George Perry Jr and a literary program on St Patrick. Previous Juvenile Degree recipients named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Star Grange
Paul Wallace
Jack Bolen
George Perry
Jack
Worthy Bright
Harley Hoffman
Leslie Hoffman
Marvin Wilson
Mary Dyke
Allen Halliday
George Perry, Jr
St. Patrick
Lanna Turner
Pamela Wilson
Larry
Mariene Hoffman
Runway at Tripoli’s Four-Wheelus Field Expanded
LS Base at Four Wheelus Field near Tripoli Libya completes an 8000 foot runway capable of handling America’s largest war planes including atom bomb carriers. Col. Fred O. Easley Jr says the upgrade is part of a broad improvement program. Libyan payroll last year for native workers reached $325,000 amid excellent cooperative relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Libya
Wheelus Field
U. S
America
Fred O. Easley Jr
Col. Easley
Rotarian Attends Meeting in Wheelchair
In Du Quoin Illinois Rotary officials wheeled Ray Shute, a Pinckneyville visitor injured in an accident, into a Du Quoin meeting to earn attendance credit for Pinckneyville, as visitors may be credited to home clubs. Shute had not been released from the hospital in time for his home club’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DU Quoin
Pinckneyville
Rotary
di Quoin
du Quoin Club
Ray Shute
Mrs Everett McWilliams Hosts Ed Russell Guests
Logan reports mid week visitors Mrs Ed Russell of Portland Maine and her husband Mr Russell a GM2 c ship mate of Everett Williams aboard the destroyer USS Collett. The Collett is docked in San Diego after a tour in Korean waters.
Funeral services held for Mrs Nellie Thompson at Taylor Ridge
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Thompson were held at C F Wallace funeral home with burial in Taylor Ridge cemetery. Relatives from Dayton Murray City Glouster Jacksonville and Redtown attended. Ronald Smith birthday dinner at Dwight Smith home referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Thompson
C. F. Wallace
Taylor Ridge
Dayton
Murray City
Glouster
Jacksonville
Redtown
Donald Hadaway
Columbus
Theodore Shifflet
Clifford Olbers
Sharon
Barbara
Carol
Della
Olbers
Ardeth
Trimble
Frank Werner
Millfield
Paul Woods
William Woods
Carl Welling
Local Briefs Highlight Accidents Clergy Moves and Visits
Mrs Brady Angel injured her hand in a washing machine wringer at home on Thursday. Mrs Charles Cargo sustained a dislocated neck from a porch fall. The Rev Harley Halderman led services at Elizabeth Chapel. Rev Harry Mayenhein appointed minister of Providence Chapel from Huntington. Mrs J D Roush and Russell Sheets of Letart Falls dined with Chauncey Sheets. Harry Gibson attended Mrs Daniel Caufman’s funeral in Marion. he worked on the Caufman farm for 18 years. Mrs Caufman died at University Hospital Columbus. Mr and Mrs Thomas E Daniels wed 38 years and have 11 children and 35 grandchildren. Mrs C E Sheets. Logan visitors A W Boetticher and son Robert of Athens called on Leoca Hoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lake
Brady Angel
Charles Cargo
Harley Halderman
Elizabeth Chapel
Harry Mayenhein
Providence Chapel
Huntington
J. D. Roush
Russell Sheets
Letart Falls
Chauncey E. Sheets
Harry Gibson
Daniel Caufman
Marion
Gibson
Caufman
University Hospital, Columbus
Thomas E. Daniels
C. E. Sheets
Faith schedules and church activities in Logan area
Logans churches announce weekly programs led by First Presbyterian Trinity Lutheran Methodist Nazarene St Matthew St John Gore Circuit. Services, Sunday schools, Bible classes, choirs and youth fellowships listed with times and special events throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
E. Klingler
Timothy
NYPS
Hi-Ny
Jehovah's Witnesses
ST. Matthew
Paul N. Warner
Women of the Church
St. Matthew Church Council
Voice of Caiaphas
Hocking
ST. John
Gore Circuit
C. P. Hinton
Gore-Otterbein
Oreville
Social Roundup at Carron Hill and Surrounding Visits
Mrs Ben Ross and Mrs Zoe Blosser hosted a Friday dinner at their home in Logan with guests including Mrs Ackers Mrs Steven son Mrs Craigo Adair Mrs John Allen and other local friends. The event features canasta and lively companionship among Logan residents. Weekend visitors to the Horns came from Athens Columbus Lancaster and Haydenville. Walter Evans and Venus Evans visited relatives in Willard and Newark. Ben Bailey and Liza Johnson were seen in Columbus and Newark respectively on business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carron Hill
Ben Ross
Zoe Blosser
Cc. S. Ackers
Harry Stevenson
Craigo Adair
John Allen
Charles Notestone
Della Bishop
Lawrence Hack
Elsie Martin
Albert Seabright
Carlton Bright
Logan
Les Horn
Theodore Horn
Athens
James Horn
Columbus
Arlene Horn
Lancaster
Harold Horn
Walter Evans
Willard
Sarah Evans
Venus Evans
Newark
William Clouse
Ben Bailey
Liza Johnson
Rosa Horn
Sammy Horn
Ethel Horn
Haydenville
Ohio State Co Ed Miss Eleanor Francis Vacation Stop
Miss Eleanor Francis daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Francis Gallagher Avenue is vacationing with her parents after completing the winter quarter at Ohio State University where she attends as a senior in the college of education and will graduate after the fall quarter this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Eleanor Francis
Joe Francis
Gallagher Ave
Ohio State University
Miss Francis
College of Education
OWU Bishops name Jackson MVP and captain for 1952-53
Ohio Wesleyan sophomore Bill Michael 6 3 from Jackson voted most valuable player by teammates and named co captain with Bill Smith of Delaware Followed by senior Coverdale Bauknecht from East Palestine and guards Bauknecht, Allen from Poland and East Palestine The all opponent team includes Joe Richards Wes leyan scoring 34 against Wesleyan and others from Wittenberg Baldwin Wallace Kent State Wooster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Bill Michael
Jackson
Ohio Wesleyan
Bill Smith
OWU
Michael
Smith
Hyatts High
Capt
Bob Coverdale
Coverdale
Amherst
Ohio
John Bauknecht
East Palestine
Jack Allen
Poland
Joe Richards
Richards
Wesleyan
Hugh Robins
Wittenberg
Dick Retherford
Baldwin-Wallace
Percy Grenfell
Kent State
Jim Rhamey
Wooster
Paul Bernlohr
Capital
Phil Martin
Toledo
Jim Betts
Ohio U
Ed Dunn
Jim Fenton
Akron
Sister Sought By Cardinals
Rumors swirled of the St Louis Cardinals pursuing Reds first baseman Ted Kluszewski or Dick Sisler after a Sewell Stanky talk ahead of a Reds Cardinals exhibition. Joe Adcock’s pinch hit homer in the ninth gave Cincinnati a 2 1 win over St Louis as Brecheen allowed Adcock’s homer to left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
St. Petersburg
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Sewell
Reds
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Kluszewski
Dick Sisler
Sewell-Stanky
Joe Adcock
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Joe Rossi
Adcock
Harry Brecheen
Saxton Faces Felton Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn, 22, seeks his 26th straight win as he meets Lester Felton of Detroit in a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The bout starts at 10 p.m. EST and will be telecast coast to coast. Felton replaces Johnny Bratton, who is sidelined by a bruised hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Saxton
Brooklyn
Lester Felton
Detroit
Felton
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Bratton
Bratton
Saxton
Babe Zaharias Opens Lead in Titleholders Tournament
Babe Zaharias shot 74 at Augusta Country Club to grab an early lead in the 13th Titleholders Tournament. Marnie Polk of Chattanooga posted 76, while five others reached 77 as the field stretched to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
America
Babe Zaharias
Augusta Country Club
Marnie Polk
Chattanooga
Tenn
Four Teams Added to NCAA Tournament Field
The NCAA announced four at large selections Penn State Dayton Duquesne and St John s joining Santa Clara and Oklahoma City as independents to fill the 16 team field alongside 10 conference champions for the national championship tournament in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Penn State
Dayton
Duquesne
St. John's
Santa Clara
Oklahoma City
ACE Control Plan on Big Ten Agenda
Chicago hosts Big Ten athletic chiefs as ACE proposals on sports control are considered. ACE committee of 11 college presidents backs eliminating football bowl games and spring practice, ending outright athletic scholarships, limiting practice to seasons, enforcing degree progress, and tightening recruiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
American Council On Education
Military Mail Call at Athens Ohio field studio
The Messenger invites readers to submit service member addresses for the Military Mail Call column. Include full address, hometown, and sender name. The notice lists sample entries Ward, Hartley, and Lowrey at Great Lakes NTC, Denver and New Marshfield along with routing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Tike Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Graziano Next For Robinson
Sugar Ray Robinson stretched his 160 pound division dominance with a 15 round unanimous decision over Carl Olson in San Francisco. He will defend the crown against Rocky Graziano in Chicago on April 16 and Paddy Young in New York on May 16 if he keeps the title. Proceeds benefited the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund with Robinson contributing his purse minus $1. The betting favored Robinson at 1 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Honolulu
Rocky Graziano
Chicago
Paddy Young
New York
Robinson
Randy Turpin
England
Damon Runyon
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report March 14
Salable hogs 3200 steady to 10 lower. barrows and gilts 17.25 to 17.35 per cwt for 180-225 lb, 16.25 to 16.75 for 250-275 lb. Sows 13.0 to 14.75. Cattle slow. steers 25.00 to 35.50, some near 33.50 for 1100 lb. Vealers steady. calves sparse. Eggs and poultry rates listed. butter and potatoes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Real Estate Transfers Across Athens County and Nearby Townships
A long list of property transfers in Athens County and surrounding areas. Transactions include Buck to White in Mechanicsburg, Hartnell estate to Newcomb in Coolville Troy and Carthage parcels, Efaw to Gooding in Athens Township, Osborne to Chauncey, multiple tracts in Dover and Trimble towns, and various other deed transfers among residents of Athens, Glouster, Nelsonville, and Lee with parcels ranging from fractions of acres to 44.36 acres plus rights of way for Marietta Electric Co. and other property transfers documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Buck
Athens County
Wayne L. White
Athens
Kennedy
Mechanicsburg
Adda L. Hartnell
Mary H. Newcomb
Coolville
Troy Township
Edmond F. Efaw
Denver B. Gooding
Athens Township
Hal K. Osborne
Guy E. Osborne
Chauncey
Dover Township
Troy
Carthage Township
Daniel King
Elizabeth Cupit
York Township
John King
Katherine King
Etal
Buchtel
Ohio
Epham Dalton
Glouster
Wilda F. Dalton
John M. Wolfe
Tersie Wolfe
Trimble Hez Mayle
Marietta Electric Co
Bern Township
Mable A. Mayle
Bern
Westfield Township
Carl White
Marietta Electric Cy
Catharine E. Buck
Sycamore Heights
Henry P. Leach
W. W. Patton
Tensie Wolfe
Trimble
Moreheads
Mort McClelland
E. Lantz
Kate Burdette
Joseph Burdette
Lee
Florence Lightfoot
Nelsonville
Theodore Lightfoot
Sam Raden
Harry N. Raden
Scott's Addition
Jean R. Dupler
Jean Dupler
Ralph Saupler
Ford Jawson
George H. Jeffers
Stewart
Millicon’s
Jack Stanley
Blaine R. Goldsberry
E. C. Glass
Lee C. Glass
Sharpsburg
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Logan Girl Scouts
Cheshier
Louiis Bester
Kitchen
Dean Collison
James Stewart
Don Skinner
Margaret Mary Kaiser
Albert Kaiser
Orland Summer
Claude Sheets
Rheinscheid
Wayne Cummins
Harold Bryan
Paul Holtzen
Eugene Davis
Howard Slusher
Patsy Meldrim
Barbara Vore
Lorraine Holtzen
Peggy Cummins
Patty Shumate
William Albert Robinson
Earl Robinson
Racine
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
John W. Thomas
Parris Island
8. C
Thomas
Fred Thomas
Cheshire Route 2
Daisy M. Thomas
Cheshire Route 1
Marine Corps
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Silver Run School
Hocking County
Dorothy Ann Reider
Thornville
Hollis Lehman
Near Logan
Sonny Reider
William Sparks
Beckie Ann
New Straitsville
Paul Angle
Polly Ann
John Bumgardner
Connett
J. M. Klenk
Sandusky
W. R. Wolfe
M. B. Les
Blanche Moorehead
V. R. Wolfe
Addie Watkins
Pete Brandon
Jerry and
Mickey
Raymond Andrews
Ward Nicholson
Grace Sauvage Denny
Eno
Don Sauvage
Charleston
W. Va
Pearl Will
Mary Will
Gerald Minor
Geraldine Thomas
Mrs. Cash Braley
Lexington
R. J. Reynolds
LS Base
Blle Lake
A. W. Boetticher
Robert
Leoca Hoy
S. Market St
Church News of
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Anthony Toerner
Westminster Fellowship
Clarence Schwenke
Tourist Club
Trinity Lutheran
Paul D. Holtzen
Conquest For Christ
R. B. Wilson
Jackson Star
Vero Beach Flat
Bill Antonello
George Shuba
Cal Abrams
Andy Pafko
Duke Snider
Dick Williams
NEA
Graziano
Cincinnate Livestock
U.S
Memoriam
Roe Rorick
Rorick
Daniel Coulson
Lillie
Kelch
North
Hoover Sweepers
Paul Ficke
Congress
VIO
Berlou
McKee Drug CO
Schuster
San Columbusa
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Unhiman
Amd Athens
Notife
Abdella Chauncey
Bank of Athens
In Presbyterian Church
BUICK
Wee Sen
E. Carpenter St
Harley-Davidson
Willys CO
W. Washington St
Johnny Jones Motors
Galway
State ST
Willys
Wakefield Motors
Studebaker
Richland Ave
Studebaker Club
CALL
SABRE
North American Aviation, Inc
Tool and Die Makers
Tool Room Machinists
NIG & Fixture Makers
Plaster Pattern Makers
AAA RI
RKAV
Fifth Avenue
Columbus 16
Ohie
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