David Roberts Appointed Night Clerk for Police and Fire
Logan announces the appointment of David Roberts of 461 West Second Street as night clerk for police and fire departments. Roberts, recently named city council clerk, will work midnight to 8 a.m. to handle calls and dispatches. Donald Schultz joins as a regular fireman eight hours daily during training. Chief O J Hysell remains inactive pending leave.
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LOGAN
David Roberts
W. Second St
Police-Fire
Francis Myers
Roberts
A. R. Hummel
Action of Council
Myers
Donald Schultz
Zanesville Ave
Ronald Schultz
Schultz
Robert Courter
Auth
Ned Gabriel Named Highway Timekeeper at Logan Garage
Logan merchant Ned Gabriel was named timekeeper at the State Highway Department garage north of Logan. The appointment was announced by Max Farley of Marietta, Division 10 engineer. Gabriel, who began Tuesday, previously ran the Corn Crib on Main and Market Streets for eight years and was endorsed by the Hocking County Democratic executive committee.
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Logan
Ned Gabriel
State Highway Department
Max Farley
Marietta
Division 10
Highway Department
Gabriel
Main
Market Sts
Hocking County Department Democrat Executive Committee
PTA Discusses Need For Hacking Nurse
Logan The Starr Washington PTA meets to consider funding a health nurse for the county. As a new group with limited funds they cannot join the program now. The meeting included devotion led by Rev Paul Sellers. Officers, committees, and an Easter program were discussed along with fundraisers like a box social and talent show. The Communist Party was declared illegal in Argentina in 1936.
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Logan
Starr-Washington Pta
Sidney Kapple
Paul Sellers
Robert Smith
Frank Masure
Delbert Davis
Claude Brandon
Alice Kennard
Wendell, Phillips
William Sickles
Kenneth Hinerman
Warren Sowers
Frank Cherry
Alma Edgar
William White
Donald Killen
H.vs
Ruth Hinerman
Sellers
Communist Party
Argentina
Bike License Sale Starts On Friday
Logan police announce Friday start for 1959 bicycle licenses at 50 cents each. Officers will sell tags at city schools with dates at St. Johns parochial school Cen tral West East and the junior high, using 1958 registrations for ID to aid return of lost bikes.
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LOGAN
Roy Kelch
Kelch
St. John’s Parochial School
Central School
Impressions Of Alaska Told To Logan Kiwanis
Richard Faulkner spoke to the Logan Kiwanis Club describing two and a half years in the Army in Alaska He noted the state is one fifth the size of the continental United States has the longest coastline on three seas and is the largest peninsula He shared tales of giant salmon and trout hunting a moose aerial views from a Flying Boxcar and friendly native people Also Dr James DeWeerd led a Lenten meditation with Rev Clark Diehl among the guests including LHS Key Club members Pearl Fogle and Dave Wolfe It was a community evening with program chair Charles Schoeppn-
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Logan
Alaska
Logan Kiwanis Club
Richard Faulkner
Faulkner
Continental
United States
Aleutian Peninsula
Air Force
James DeWeerd
Clark Diehl
Church of Christ In Christian Union
de Weerd
Dave Wolfe
Jerry Koontz
LHS
Kenny Bill Bright
Pearl Fogle
Lancaster
Charles Schoeppn
Cowboys rout Lobos in first Skyline win of season
Wyoming defeated New Mexico 91 to 64 on February 14, snapping a 10 game losing streak and earning the Cowboys their first Skyline victory of the season.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Cowboys
DAR Meets in Logan for March Chapter Gathering
Logan DAR’s Governor Worthington Chapter met Friday at Miss Mary Louise Bowen’s home on N Market Street. Mrs. Anthony Toerner reviewed The American Conscience. scriptures and prayers were led by Mrs. John A. Smith. An DAR Press Digest piece read by Mrs. N J Steody noted Money in the Pasture. Plans announced for April medal, Achievement Day, and civil defense program. Potluck lunch for 12 members and three guests followed.
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Worthington Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Louise Bowen
N. Market St
DAR
N. J. Steody
National Defense
Paul Monks
Virgil Martin
William Brooker
Mosure
Civil Defense
Harsh
Roy Deible
Wayne Griffith
Jan Peters
Hleshboro Group Holds Final Season Meeting
The Hleshboro group gathered at Mrs. D. H. Woodard home for their last season meeting. President Mrs. Albert Dean led the morning session as officers were elected including Mrs. Nellie Mosure president, Mrs. Grace Rheinscheid vice president, Mrs. Helen Rauber secretary treasurer, Mrs. Pauline Wyskiver news reporter, and Miss Grace Harsh council member.
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Ilesboro
D. H. Woodard
Albert Dean
Nellie Mosure
Grace Rheinscheid
Helen Rauber
Pauline Wyskiver
Grace Harsh
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admissions
Mr and Mrs Clifford Stoessel Logan Route 4 announce a son. William McIntosh Logan admitted for surgery. Mrs Fater Rollins Jr Rockbridge Route 1 and Clarence Chute Logan admitted for medical. Mrs Kenneth Acker Logan and daughter Mrs Lawrence Ellis Logan discharged. David Chute Logan. Miss Joyce Nelson Logan Route Route 1 listed along with Mrs Samuel Moore Rockbridge Route 1.
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Clifford Stoessel
Logan Route 4
William McIntosh
Logan
Fater Rollins Jr
Rockbridge
Clarence Chute
Kenneth Acker
Lawrence Ellis
David Chute
Joyce Nelson
Oklahoma Patrol Rescues During Panhandle Blizzard
Two highway patrol officers drove emergency equipment to the Oklahoma Panhandle as a blizzard raged. They rescued several motorists, including a driver pulled from a ditch who had stolen the car and was taken to jail.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Panhandle
Groves Rites Planned for Thursday
Funeral services for William A. Groves 86 will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Heinlein funeral home with the Rev. D S Dunkle officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. Groves died Monday night at Saunders Rest Home Marion Township after a long illness. He leaves five sons and three daughters plus 28 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. He was a native of Rockbridge and longtime Logan area resident.
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Logan
William A. Groves
Saunders Rest Home
Marion Township
Rest Home
Rockbridger
Grove
George and
Mary Francis Grove
George
Earl Grove
Ralph
South Webster
Bruce
Marion
Walter
Columbus
Beatrice Ankrom
Thelma Brown
Bernice McConnell
Bernice Gano
Wooster
Heinlein Funeral Home
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
Veterinarian Uses Tomato Juice To Neutralize Skunk Odor
Dr Walter A Boyd a New Jersey veterinarian keeps tomato juice on hand to deodorize skunk spray He reports being sprayed once and the odor disappeared after washing with tomato juice
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Hackettstown
N. J
Walter A. Boyd
Boyd
Plymouth Cars Offer Big Difference for Your Money
A salesman invites shoppers to compare Plymouth models with top low price rivals and claims all cost about the same while Plymouth delivers the Big Difference in value.
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Plymouth
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