Logan High School Names 17 Honor Society Seniors
Logan High School announces 17 senior members of the National Honor Society for the 1961 graduating class led by first honor student and valedictorian Carole Orndoff with a 3.892 GPA. Larry Bainter, Karen Poling, Judy Freeman, Peggy Doering, and Sharon Walsh also rank high with GPAs ranging from 3.800 to 3.694, followed by other seniors and juniors listed by name and residence.
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Logan
Harley Ellinger
Logan High School
Carole Orndoff
Robert Orndoff
Orndoff
Larry Bainter
Clyde Bainter
Karen Poling
Harley Poling
Peggy Doering
J. W. Doering
Sharon Walsh
John P. Walsh
Gary Daubenmire
Kathleen Mundy
Tom Donahey
Mary Acker
Jack Miller
Karen Brown
David Eberst
Dan Matheny
Gay Fetheroll
Mary Freeman
Deanna Crane
Susan Wolfe
Sandra Hoplite
Carole Spurgus
Elizabeth Allison
Richard Price
Robert Ellinger
Judy Dicken
Ronald May
David Schottke
Martha Voris
Karen Kornmiller
Ronald Guess
Miss Poling
Miss Walsh
Arthur Crane
Hollis Freeman
Betty Guess
Robert Miller
Earl F. Schottke
T. A. Acker
Dorothy Baker
Roy Baker
Carolyn Bray
Wilbur Bray
Esther Hedges
Dusty Hedges
Melissa Horwell
James Horwell
Ann Luappen
Hubert Lappen
Janet Richards
Robert Richards
Vicki Orndoff
Linda Sommers
Harold Sommers
Two Local Men Inducted Into Armed Forces
Two area men left Logan Wednesday for Columbus to join the armed forces. Kenneth F. Mount and James D. Cozad reported to the Fort Hayes induction center as representatives of Hocking County's March draft quota.
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Logan
Columbus
Armed Forces
Ft. Hayes
Kenneth F. Mount
James D. Cozad
Hocking County
Television daily schedule notes for multiple stations
Listings show nightly programs across channels with times from 6:00 to 11:15, including news segments, dramas, comedies, movies, and Westerns. Station CBS channel 13 WHTN and other local outlets present varied lineups featuring shows like Sea Hunt, Tonight, News, and Encore programs.
TV Schedule Segment Listings
A chronology of programs includes Groucho NBC News and multiple talk shows. The lineup lists air times from 6:25 PM through 1:00 AM with titles such as Phil Silvers Jack Paar Bach. Father and sports coverage.
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Groucho
NBC News
Jim Backus
Phil Silvers
Outlaws
Masterson
Bach
Father
Jack Paar
Ford Show
TV Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup
Prime time features include Untouchables Huck and Third Man at 9 10 9:30 6 7 11 11 8 8 6 9 11 7 11 8 8 11 11. Activity spans news weather to movies with Donna Reed Sunset Strip and Flintstones among the lineup.
TV Schedule Snippet with Daytime Lineup
A partial schedule lists programs from 6:00 to 11:15 including M Squad Real McCoys News Weather Untouchables Midnight New Guests Donna Reed Weather and a 11:15 movie. The list resembles a station line-up with time slots and titles.
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M Squad
Real McCoys
Donna Reed
TV Schedule Shifts and News on WBNS CBS Channel Columbus
WBNS TV listings show Comedy at 6 00 PM Theater at 9 00 PM Weather at 3 25 PM and 7 15 PM News at 11 00 PM 6 30 PM Fred Taylor segments 7 00 PM News 11 10 PM Weather 7 30 PM Faces West 8 00 PM Classics 10 00 PM Twilight Zone 11 15 Armchair The 12 45 Adventure 8 00 Classics 10 00 Twilight Zone 11 10 Weather.
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Weather
Groucho
NBC News
Sea Hunt
News
Outlaws
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Zack Paar
Today
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Playhouse
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Sea Hunt Mission Turns Danger Into Romantic Plot
TV previews show 7 p.m. Sea Hunt with Mike Nelson supervising an Indian Ocean expedition to impress Rita Julian. The mission, organized by Joe Ainsley, features deep dives and extreme danger for Ainsley and Nelson.
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Mike Nelson
Indian Ocean
Joe Ainsley
Rita Julian
Ainsley
Nelson
Bat Masterson
Dick MacIntyre
Evening TV Highlights Skyline Channel
At 8 p m Donna Reed Show opens the lineup with a look at male notions about women. Real McCoys follows at 8 30 p m with Garndpa learning city tricks. My Three Sons at 9 p m features Chip seeking help for a piano. Untouchables at 9 30 p m covers the Lily Dallas kidnap case. Two Faces West at 7 30 p m stars Charles Bateman in dual roles. Family Classics at 8 presents Kipling The Light That Failed with Basehart Harrison Fontaine. 9 O Clock Adventure Theater airs an underwater tale about porpoises hosted by Roy Briscoe.
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Donna
Real McCoys
Garndpa
Chip
Robbie
Lily Dallas
Ness
Charles Bateman
Rick
Ben January
Rudyard Kipling
Richard Basehart
Susan Harrison
Joan Fontaine
Roy Briscoe
TV Guide Highlights TV Airings This Week
Channel lineups list Thursday and Friday shows with times. Programs include Thousands Cheer Hoodlum Cargo Never Say Die Behind the Headlines Comm and Decision Faithful In My Fashion The Flying Irishman and Human Cargo across channels 3 4 8 10 and 13.
Logan Woman Anna Stone Probate Filed in Hocking County
The last will of Anna M. Stone of Logan Route 2 has been admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. Residue of the estate is divided equally between daughters Mary M. Munna of Cleveland and Eunice E. Mitchell of Logan Star Route, with Eunice Mitchell named executrix without bond.
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Logan
Anna M. Stone
Hocking County
Mary M. Munna
Cleveland
Eunice E. Mitchell
Three New Members Inducted into Eagles Auxiliary
The Eagles Auxiliary held a meeting with 19 affiliates as three new members Mrs Edith Emrick Mrs Anna Eckhart and Mrs Dolores Hillis were inducted. Theresa Gartner led the session and March birthdays will be honored at the March 22 meeting. A benefit dance March 31 at Eagles Hall will raise funds for the Hocking County Easter Seal Society with 75 cent admission. Josephine Kline, polio victim and adopted daughter of Perry and Mrs Kline of Rockbridge, will be honored and Perry Kline will donate a door prize.
Grange Opposes Rate Hike at Miller Chapel Meeting
Miller Chapel Grange held an Easter and Spring themed program with readings, poems, quiz, and open discussion led by Mrs. Wendell Phillis. Ed Baker led the business, announcing April 5 baking and sewing contests and a resolution opposing the Commonwealth Telephone Company's rate increase.
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Commonwealth Telephone Company
Rebecca Holloway
The
Grange
Truth Seekers Class Meeting At Union Furnace Church
Mrs Edith Worth man directed the recent Truth Seekers Class meeting at Union Furnace Evangelical United Brethren Church. Guests included Mrs Robert Combs and daughter Crystal and Mrs St Clair. Readings, Bible questions, duets by Zelphia Hull and Jane Loomis, and a hymn preceded refreshments. Zelphia Hall to host April meeting featuring a white elephant sale led by Rosemary Stewart.
Logans Calendar of Community Events March 16 17
Local schedule lists fashion show at LHS auditorium 8 p m sponsored by Haneys House of Fashion no admission. West PTA East PTA Third grade Freshments West Logan PTO Marion Grange and Women of the Moose host social and potluck events. Friday features Bear Run Farm Council fish fry Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge and Les Ames Class preaching mission federal stamps requested.
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LHS
Haney’s
House of Fashion
West Pta
West Elementary
J. K. Rothester
Pocahontas Hall
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Rauber
East Pta
East School
Marion Grange
Women of the Moose
Vashti Rebekah
Les Ames
Style Show at Logan High Tonight Passport to Spring
A spring style show for milady's wardrobe is set for 8 p m at the Logan High School auditorium by Haney's House of Fashion. Mrs Wayne Sinsel serves as commentator for the Passport to Spring themed event with door prizes and free ticket collection at Hunter and Market.
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Logan
Milady
Logan High School
Haney
House of Fashion
Wayne Sinsel
Hunter
M. B. Haney
George Crow
Jack Rauch
Ralph Sheets
Jack Myers
James Green
J. Ward Doefing
Frank Judy III
Dean Edwards
Paul Jurgensmier
Clarence M. Grandy
Paul Stimson
Carol Heinlein
Judy Johnson
Sandy Gabriel
Carolyn Oliver
Ann Lappen
Susan Wolfe
Melissa Horwell
Chris Jurgensmier
Trio Fined In Hocking County Court Arrests For Traffic And Fishing
Logan area report shows Charles M. James 24 arraigned in Hocking County Court for parking on a highway and intoxication. He pled guilty and paid 15 dollars plus costs for parking and 15 dollars plus costs for intoxication after an early morning Route 328 arrest. Joseph A. Treitmaer 24 pled guilty to fishing in Cleak Creek without a license and was fined 15 dollars plus costs. cited March 11 by Marvin Nungester. William C. Studley 19 tried in absentia for speeding on Route 33 southeast of Logan, cited March 12, fined 30 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
Greendale
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Charles M. James
Joseph A. Treitmaer
Rockbridge
Cleak Creek
Treitmaer
Marvin Nungester
William C. Studley
Cleveland
Wilkesville Man Leonard Arbaugh Dies at 60
Leonard E. Arbaugh 60 of Wilkesville died Wednesday at his home. Army veteran and Orphans Friend Masonic Lodge member survived by wife Flora daughter Shelba Jean Luft Columbus and brother Joe Arbaugh Columbus. Funeral set with Masonic rites Friday evening and Saturday service at Wilkesville Methodist Church with burial in Radcliff Cemetery.
Wives Organize Local Medical Auxiliary in Logan
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Hocking County Medical Association formed at a Glenview Party House luncheon. Charter members include Mrs. Charles T. Grattidge Laurelville Mrs. H M Boocks Mrs. C F Shonk Mrs. Jan Matthews Mrs Owen F Yaw and Mrs J W Doering all of Logan.
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Ohio State Medical Association
American Medical Education Fund
Doering
American Medical Association Auxiliary
District board revises policies and bids for 48 passenger bus
West Hocking District board of education revised policies at its Tuesday night meeting. The board adopted a resolution authorizing the clerk to advertise for bids for a 48 passenger school bus.
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Logan
West Hocking
Career Day at Logan High Elecits Local Pros for Pupil Talks
First half of a Career Day sponsored by the Logan Kiwanis Club was held at Logan High School. Kiwanis and professionals explained various vocations to pupils who had expressed interest, with the second session planned for next Wednesday.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan High School
Contest For Homemakers Schedules Mrs America Pageant
Logan area homemakers are invited to enter the 23rd annual Mrs America contest sponsored by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Entries open at 90 W Main St Ohio Fuel office and run through Sept 30 open to married women over 21. Finalists compete in Ft Lauderdale Nov 27 with Athens hosting division and district rounds.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Gerald Baird
Ohio Fuel Manager
Ohio Fuel Office
Main St
Ohio
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Shirley Stephenson
Nelsonville
Athens
Gaynelle Willis
Washington D. H
Rosemary Murphy
Kentland
Ind
America
Baird
Logan Area Personal News and Family Travel Updates
Mrs. Clara Watts of 110 Mineral Ave. suffered a broken ankle in a fall at home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poston and children Sherry and Greg returned Monday to Logan Route 3 from a Florida vacation in Fort Lauderdale. They were joined by Mrs. Poston’s parents Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Peoples of Columbus for the southern holiday.
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Clara Watts
Mineral Ave
Ralph Poston
Sherry
Greg
Logan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hospital Briefs From Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Clarence Stevens Logan welcome a son. Admitted are Charles Mitchell Homer Dillon Logan George A Groves Rockbridge Route 1 medical Mrs Rinnie A Nelson Logan Clarence E Waldron McArthur medical. Dismissed are Lydia Brandt Logan and Mrs Oscar Funk McArthur.
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Clarence Stevens
Logan
Charles Mitchell
Homer Dillon
George A. Groves
Rockbridge
Rinnie A. Nelson
Clarence E. Waldron
McArthur
Lydia Brandt
Oscar Funk
UN Secretariat Building Opens 39 Stories High
The United Nations moved into its current 39 story Secretariat Building on New York City's East Side in the spring of 1951 marking a major milestone in postwar diplomacy.
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The
New York
East Side
We all love a good loser if it’s not us
A quirky Athens newspaper quip from March 16 1961 frames sports fans cheering for the underdog while acknowledging the sting when their side loses. The note captures local sports culture and humor without naming teams or events.
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