Girl Scouts Celebrate 35th Anniversary Pageant in Logan
More than 200 Logan Girl Scouts will mark the 35th anniversary with a pageant at Logan High School auditorium. The seven scene show retells the organization story from its Savannah, Georgia founding by Juliette Low to current work with music dances tableau and pantomime. Grace T. Edmister will address the audience with songs from Spanish and Indian lyrics and play native instruments. Mayor W D Weltner sent birthday greetings to the local Girl Scouts and Brownies on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
C. F. Rauch
Girl Scout Organization
Savannah
Juliette Lowe
G. E. Carr
Grace T. Edmister
Department of Music
University of New Mexico
W. Denzil Weltner
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Four Motorists Get Weekend Traffic Fines
In Mayor W. Denzil Weltner’s court four motorists were fined for weekend traffic violations. Harry Walters of Columbus paid 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Clifford Redd of Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding on U S Route 33 north of Logan. William J. Hicks of Garden City Michigan faced 15 dollars and costs for speeding on U S Route 33 south of Logan and must appear before Mayor Weltner. Ferry Bowen of Creola was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operations after city police arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Harry Walters
Columbus
W. Hunter St
Clifford Redd
William J. Hicks
Garden City
Mich
Weltner
Athens
Ferry Bowen
Creola
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Funeral services for Mrs Florence May Lawson
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence May Lawson, 36, were held at 2 p m Saturday in Leonard funeral home conducted by Rev A N Grueser. Interment followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Music by Madge Wright and Clarence Phillips with Carl Spence as pianist. Pallbearers were Lawrence Ellinger Kilbourne Iles Charles Brooks Ralph Boyer and Arthur Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Florence May Lawson
Hocking Valley Hospital
A. N. Grueser
Leonard Funeral Home
Oak Grove Cemetery
Madge Wright
Clarence Phillips
Carl Spence
Lawrence Ellinger
Kilbourne Iles
Charles Brooks
Ralph Boyer
Arthur Woods
Pupils Again Packing Overseas Kits for Red Cross
Junior Red Cross members in Logan urge schools to meet Hocking County’s 75 box quota for overseas shipment. Boxes contain educational and recreational supplies and have already drawn thanks from Finland Luxembourg and Norway. Schools packing include all city schools Carbon Hill and Union Furnace with shipments underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace
Pierce
Edward Myers Dead at 66
Edward Myers 66 of Logan died after an illness that began Friday at his home 421 E Second St. He owned a shoe repair shop on Main St. Survived by wife Ida a son Francis of Logan two daughters Mrs Don Branndon of Logan and Mrs George Ruess of Illinois three brothers Frank Benham Ky Joe Riderwood Md and P J Myers Dayton Funeral services set for Wednesday 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Henry Carr and Rev C W Swengel presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edward Myers
E. Second St
Myers
Main St
Ida
Francis
Don Branndon
George Ruess
Illinois
Frank
Benham
Joe
Riderwood
P. J
Mrs Hamblin Dies at Home in Logan
Mrs. Jennie L. Hamblin aged 72 died yesterday morning at 196 Magle Street, Logan after a long illness. A Hocking County resident and widow of Edward Hamblin, she leaves two daughters Mae Davis of Logan and Mrs. Ray Darnell of Toledo, seven sons Floyd Andrew Simon Ernest Coakley of Toledo Charles Coakley of Logan William Coakley of Webb Summit and Orla Coakley of Lancaster. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Leonard Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jennie L. Hamblin
Magle St
Hocking County
Hamblin
Edward Hamblin
Leonard Funeral Home
Mae Davis
Ray Darnell
Toledo
Floyd
Andrew
Simon
Ernest Coakley
Charles Coakley
William Coakley
Webb Summit
Orla Coakley
Lancaster
Kiwanis Club to Meet at Hotel Gordon Tuesday Evening
The Glouster Kiwanis Club will convene in the Hotel Gordon dining room at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday for its regular gathering. Members are urged to attend and participate in committee discussions and community plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Sat urday Club Meeting in Logan Hosts Music Talk
Mrs. Carl Harsh presented Music as a Cure for the Mentally Ill and Insane at the Saturday Club program with readings from her earlier Euterpean Club paper. Attendees included Mrs. Franklin Kerr and members served an Ireland themed dessert after discussions on music therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Kerr
Lemma Kerr
Ireland
Russell Berlin
Florence Bort
Wilhelmine Deissele
Carlos Gaffin
R. E. Reairns
Emerson Poston
Minnie Moore
D. A. Rannells
Richard Savey
Brownie Party With Irish Games At West School
Mrs Myron Stoltz and Mrs Floyd Beougher hosted a Brownie troop gathering Friday afternoon at West School. The St Patrick theme featured green and white decorations and potato pig favors. Refreshments were served to Patty West Clara Burgess Karen Johnson Judy Stoltz Wilma Singer Betty Ruff Betty Emerick Patty Guess Carol Beougher Diann Beougher Barbara St Clair Patty Miller and Jane Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Stoltz
Floyd Beougher
West School
St. Patrick’s
Patty West
Clara Burgess
Karen Johnson
Judy Stoltz
Wilma Singer
Betty Ruff
Betty Emerick
Patty Guess
Carol Beougher
Dianne Beougher
Barbara St. Clair
Patty Miller
Jane Hutton
Brownie troop holds Friday afternoon gathering
Members gathered for an afternoon of singing and games in the scout rooms under Mrs A J Weiss, Mrs Hubert Guess, and Mrs Joe Bennett. Present were Judy Blum Helen Clark Letha Hugh Mar jorie Ridenour Judy Schultheis Sandy Spalsbury Karolyn Steel Susan Swengel Charlotte Whitcraft Eleanor Winters Nancy Yaw Joyce Maristeller Judy Turner Roberta Leonard Nancy Spackey Virginia Shaw Barbara Poling Linda Mundy Mary Helrigle Odessa Gillogly Marilyn St Clair Patty Sigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
A. J. Weiss
Hubert Guess
Joe Bennett
Judy Blum
Helen Clark
Letha Hugh
Marjorie Ridenour
Judy Schultheis
Sandy Spalsbury
Karolyn Steel
Susan Swengel
Charlotte Whitcraft
Eleanor Winters
Nancy Yaw
Joyce Maristeller
Judy Turner
Roberta Leonard
Nancy Spackey
Virginia Shaw
Barbara Poling
Linda Mundy
Mary Helrigle
Odessa Gillogly
Marilyn St. Clair
Patty Sigler
Dinner To Be Served At IOOF Hall
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge announces a public chicken dinner starting Wednesday at 11 a.m. in IOOF Hall on Main St. Committee chairmen Mrs. Irma Powers and Mrs. John Dougherty oversee kitchen volunteers including Mrs. Powers as chair, with Mrs. Tom Riddlebarger, Mrs. Keith Schultz, Mrs. Hattie Foreman, and Mrs. Elmo Boothe assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Main St
Irma Powers
John Dougherty
Powers
Tom Riddlebarger
Keith Schultz
Hattie Foreman
Elmo Boothe
Logan Personals Weekend Guests and OSU Students
Mrs Luther Graham joined her sister Mrs Roy Wray for a weekend visit in Elyria. Ohio State University students Nettie Barker Louise Bowers Eleanor Cole Tom Brandt Craig Kenny Bob King Audrey Young Martha Kelch Mary Jo Adcock Nancy Pond are spending spring vacation here. Sir Phillip Pond arrived in Logan to furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs M S Pond and sister Nancy on W Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Graham
Roy Wray
Elyria
Ohio State University
Nettie Barker
Louise Bowers
Eleanor Cole
Tom Brandt
Craig Kenny
Bob King
Audrey Young
Martha Kelch
Mary Jo Adcock
Nancy Pond
Phillip Pond
Logan
M.S. Pond
Nancy
W. Main St
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Ewing in Logan Area
Logan area residents Roy W. Smith 28 Logan Route 3 and Lenore S. Johnson 30 Nelsonville Route 1 receive licenses. Harold Wheeler 22 New Lexington and Mary Householder 21 New Lexington also listed for marriage permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
E. L. Ewing
Roy W. Smith
Lenore S. Johnson
Nelsonville
Harold Wheeler
New Lexington
Mary Householder
Local residents host and visit kin across Concord area
Mrs Victor Sayre and Barbara Ann with Elsie Antle and George share time with Everett family and twin sons Gary and Larry at Peach Ridge. Numerous cousins and friends from Antle, Robinett, Myres, and Sanders clans visit during weekend gatherings and trips to Zanesville, Columbus, Logan, Crooksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Victor Sayre
Barbara Ann
Elsie Antle
George
Everett
Gary
Larry
Robert Everett
Glen Mingus
Jimmie
Peach Ridge
John Antle
Wilbur Antle
Dayton
Cecil Antle
Opal Myres
Bill Sanders
Joe Antle
R. L. Antle
Mary Kay
S. V. Robinett
John Carl
Judith Lynn
R. B. Maxwell
Maxwell
Zanesville
Catherine Antle
Mary Lou Kittle
Columbus
Leslie Kittle
Lawrence Myers
Opal
C. A. Antle
Wilbur Everett
Larry and
Elmer Russel
William Russel
Israel Linscott
Logan
Stewart Robinett
Judith
John
Helen Glisppie
Crooksville
Donald Howard
Kim Kimberly Birthday Observance at Davis Home
A Kimberly birthday gathering was held at the Davis residence honoring Mrs. Davis. Local notes record visits by Floyd Brown Justice of the Peace officiating at the March 8 marriage of John Deer to Florence Anderson Hanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
William Davis
Davis
Lester Riggs
Mansfield
Lawrence Lyons
Floyd Brown
John Deer
Florence Anderson Hanning
Herman Williams
Haydenville
James Lauderback
Lee Smith
Robert
Carrie Glenn
Athens
Merle Love
Mary
Asa Pickett
George Shark
Ida Brown
Rosa Brown
Florine Adams
Herman McDonald
L. Lyons
Pomeroy Man Arrested For Intoxication
E. F. Johnson of Pomeroy was arrested by city police on a charge of intoxication. He appeared in Mayor George Howell's Court and pleaded guilty. Johnson was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Pomeroy
E. F. Johnson
George Howell
State Highways Seeks Bids for Athens Meigs County Route Work
Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals by March 25 1947 for improvements on State Route 1438 in Athens and Meigs Counties. Project covers 18.54 miles with aggregate paving cost listed as 17980 dollars and bids require a 5 percent certified check up to ten thousand dollars. Plans available at the department offices and resident district deputy director. The director reserves right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Athens
Meigs
Lee
Columbia
Scipio
Rutland
Salisbury
Ena
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Ray D. Shaffer
MUR
Zota
Bryson Rites Observed Sunday in Glouster
Funeral services for William W. Bryson were held at his home Sunday at 2 p m with Rev. Miles Hoon of New Marshfield and Rev. Daniel K Teater officiating. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery with nephews as pallbearers and many out of town relatives and friends noted at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William W. Bryson
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Daniel K. Teater
Glouster Church of Christ
Teater
Hoon
Maplewood Cemetery
Charles Reamer
James Householder
Athens
Harold Shirkey
Dayton
E. K. Bryson
Dave Powers
Robert Hoon
Local
DuWayne Jessop
Columbus
Byron Shirkey
Fauntelle Clark Taylor
Cleveland
Anna Bea Bryson
Nona Clarkson
Adrian Nelson
D. W. Jessop
Leedy
Washington, D. C
Fred Benton
H. E. Pettit
F. G. Albee
Crooksville
Stella Collins
Zoe Bill
Guy Hawk
New Lexington
William McClellan
Elliotts
J. M. Watkins
Jeff Morrison
Akron
E. C. Shirkey
Lawrence Noon
Robert Noon
Jack Noon
Jacksonville
J. W. Herrold
Trimble
Do. A. Daugherty
F. E. Shafer
Harry Kelly
Harold Rose
J. H. Weisenbaugh
Iva Pedicord
Clyde Price
John Steadman
L. K. Heiskey
Gail Faires
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Chester Post
Corning
J. L. Altman
Walter McCaskey
W. A. Sayre
Vern Sayre
Charles Stratton
Coshocton
Family Night Planned At Church of Christ
GLOUSTER The Women of the Church of Christ plan a Family Night with a potluck supper and fellowship meeting on March 27 Thursday evening. Members and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Glouster
Women of the Church of Christ
Mothers Club Meets With Mrs. Roberts
The Jacksonville Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs Captalin Roberts Friday evening with Mrs Roberts presiding. Mrs Maxine Linscott led a discussion on Always too Young or too Old followed by questions after her reading. Mrs Virginia Ginnan read an article Do You Spoil Your Children Potluck refreshments were served to eight members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Mothers Club
Captalin Roberts
Study Club Meeting Hostess Mrs Hughes Sets Time
Mrs William G Hughes will host the Senior Progressive Study Club at her Republic Avenue home on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The event invites members to gather for an evening of discussion and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William G. Hughes
Republic Ave
Lawrence Michael 19 Dies in Hospital
Lawrence Michael aged 19 of Pomeroy Route 71 died Sunday afternoon at St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg. He was son of Mr and Mrs Elijah Michael and survives with one sister Frances. Body at Ewing funeral home Pomeroy where funeral arrangements are pending
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Pomeroy
Lawrence Michael
Elijah Michael
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Frances
Ewing Funeral Home
Hospital Notes Return and Admissions In Columbus
Timothy Roberts, two, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Roberts, returned home Saturday from St Francis Hospital Columbus. Mrs Edgar King Logan admitted to Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus for surgery. Mrs Nellie Mundy returned home yesterday from Doctors Hospital Columbus by Roberts ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Timothy Roberts
Francis Roberts
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Edgar King
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Nellie Mundy
Doctors Hospital
Roberts’ Ambulance
Corning to Play Columbiana Friday in State Class B
Corning High's basketball team, who qualified for the state finals in Class B regional play in Columbus, drew the top team in the tournament Columbiana. The Railroaders meet Columbiana Friday at 2 30 p m. A win would advance them to the championship game Saturday at 2 30 p m.
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Corning
Corning High
Basketeers
Columbus
Columbiana
Associated Press
Athens
Walter Walker Dies Saturday in Millfield
Walter S. Walker, 73, died at his sister Mary Omen’s home in Millfield Saturday afternoon. Born in Virginia to John and Anna Walker, he lived in Millfield for 30 years. Survived by brothers William of Munden West Virginia and Barnett of Athens. funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at John S. Blower funeral home, Rev. Eugene Brown officiating. Burial in Hilltop Cemetery, Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Walter S. Walker
Mary Omen
Millfield
Virginia
John and
Anna Walker
William of
Hilltop Cemetery
Bur Oak Community Notices Mention Local Visits and Health
Glouster residents and nearby towns report family visits and social calls. Blanche Hooper visits daughter Marguerite Wilson in Oakfield while Jeff Kiener spends a week with Fannie Hines in Burr Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Blanche Hooper
Burr Oak
Marguerite Wilson
Oakfield
Jeff Kiener
Moxahala
Fannie Hines
Ralph Hines
Andrew Hines
Mae Losey
Norman
Mildred Jones
Hartleyville
Marilyn
New Marshfield
Lalla Danford
Raymond Hines
New Lexington
del Kimble
Ambulance Transfers Home After Hospital Stay
Ambulance trips linked Glouster resident Miss Judy Vernon being brought home from Sheltering Arms Hospital by John S Blower ambulance. On Sunday Dwight Price was returned home from Sheltering Arms after recovering from a double fracture of his right leg.
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Glouster
Judy Vernon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John S. Blower
Blower
Dwight Price
Sheltering Arms
Family visit notes in Chillicothe ward attendant story
A short social note reports Frederick Stansberry, a ward attendant at Veterans Hospital in Chillicothe, spending Sunday and Monday with his parents Mr and Mrs Ira Stansberry and his sister DeLores. The notice also lists the appointment of William Hubert Hyde as executor of Harriet Lamb Hyde’s estate in Nelsonville Ohio with a four month creditor claim period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frederick Stansberry
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Ira Stansberry
DeLores
Sayre Estate appoints Executrix in Ohio notice
Notice states Bess Sayre of Jacksonville Ohio is appointed Executrix of the estate of Harry L Sayre deceased of Jacksonville Athens County Ohio. Dated March 13 1947. 3-17-47 3otw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Sayre
Jacksonville
Ohio
Harry L. Sayre
Athens County
Francis D. White
Said County
Meigs Towns Top Quotas In 1947 Red Cross Drive
Meigs County communities report reaching or exceeding their quotas for the 1947 Red Cross Drive as March continues. County Chairman Frank H Johnston says the drive’s strong start reflects public belief that national Red Cross chapters serve veterans and dependents. The drive notes rising assistance for compensation claims terminal leave applications and related services through local Red Cross chapters led by executive secretary Mrs Harry Ohlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Frank H. Johnston
Johnston
Meigs Red Cross
Red Cross
Harry Ohlinger
Meigs
Employees Stop Flames In Local Garage Fire
POMEROY. Employees of the Pomeroy Motor Company quickly extinguished a gasoline fire Saturday at the Chevrolet garage. Volunteer fire companies from Pomeroy Third and Second Ward responded but found the blaze already out by workers. The fire likely started from gasoline vapors igniting near a torch used by Kenneth Hysell and Howard Cecil during tank repairs. Little damage occurred, though paint on the ornamental iron ceiling blistered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Motor Company
Pomeroy Third
Second Ward
Kenneth Hysell
Howard Cecil
Racine Calls Meeting To Study Water Levy
Frank Cleland of Racine announced a public meeting at Racine Village Hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m to discuss the proposed water works levy on the April 1 ballot. Paul W Elwell the Cleveland consulting engineer will discuss financing the project and effects on village insurance rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Frank Cleland
Racine
Paul W. Elwell
Cleveland
License Sale Brisk In First Week In Middleport
Deputy Registrar H. J. Russell reports brisk license sales in Middleport during the first week. Many applicants in the lower bracket received the same numbers as in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
H. J. Russell
Bradbury PTA Announces Amateur Contest Slate
Bradbury PTA announces an amateur contest at Bradbury school on April 11 with cash prizes for winners. Contest entrants may contact Mrs. Wilbur Theobald on S. Second St. Middleport for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Bradbury School
Bradbury Pta
Wilbur Theobald
S. Second St. Middleport
Boosters Host Party For Local Senior Band Members
More than one hundred seniors, guests, and faculty enjoyed a Band Boosters Association party at the high school. The evening featured games, music, dancing, a program with motion pictures of a Thanksgiving game, solos by Jane Bailey and Virginia Lu Schaaf, and a barbecue supper served by the Roosters. Dorothy Chase and others performed, and dancing lasted until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Band Boosters Association
Karl Owen
Bruce Lloyd
Geraldine Ward
Roosters
Eleanor Schaaf
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