Logan Trade Club appoints UK committees for 1956 program
Logan Trade Club directors announce UK committee chairmen to execute the 1956 program. Appointees include R. B. Perkins industrial and Des ert Marstuier retail promotion. The board, with Mayor and council, discussed a two mill general operating levy to appear on the May ballot to fund expansion and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Trade Club Directors
Levy
Weal Dillon
Planning Commission
John Hiladbolt
Clarence Bloser
Ralph Herbert
Luk
More Snow Follows Fall Of 7 Inches
Logan reports intermittent snow over the weekend after a seven inch Friday dump. Warmer thawing slowed, then a Sunday freeze stopped the melt. City streets were clear except curbs with slush, temps in the upper forties, highways unimpeded, but county roads slushy and muddy. No injuries or accidents reported through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Mane
Armstrong Rites Planned for Laurelville Woman
Daisy Armstrong 77 of Laurelville died Saturday in Hocking Valley Hospital where she had been a patient since February 17. Widow of Charles L. Armstrong who died in 1950 she was a Ross County native who spent most of her life in Laurelville. Survived by two sons Robert E. Armstrong Circleville and Melvin Armstrong Laurelville and one sister Mrs Gladys Stemper Dayton. Services will be held by Defendaugh funeral home Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Daisy Armstrong
Laurelville
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charles L. Armstrong
Ross County
Robert E. Armstrong
Circleville
Melvin Armstrong
Gladys Stemper
Dayton
Defendaugh
Logan Chapter 68 DAV Receives National Commendation
The Logan Sammuchanan Chapter 68 Disabled American Veterans earned a national commendation for high membership. It reports 187 members as of March 1 and received congratulations from Maj. Gen. Melvin J. Mass, head of the national organization.
Scarlet Fever Often Goes Unreported
Saint Pleasant reports only two scarlet fever cases officially, though health nurse Dorothy Watkins notes several rumors of cases in Leon and other Mason County areas. She explains mild symptoms and early penicillin treatment lead to underreporting, with sore throat misdiagnosis common and no quarantine despite an isolation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Pleasant
Ancre
Mason County
Health Department
Dorothy Watkins
Leon
Miss Watkins
Pt Pleasant Personal Notices Reflect Weekend Visits
Harold Adams and son Gregory visit Lincoln Ave. Harrisville elders Mrs H C Downs. Mr and Mrs Eugene Chase Charleston with Vansickles and Mrs Nina Horn. Joe Burdette Charleston spends a few days with his mother Mrs P T Burdette Ohio River Road. Dr and Mrs Marcus Magnussen host Magnussen’s sister Anne from Washington DC. Bill Jenkins spends spring term from Vanderbilt with Robert and sister. John Charles rant vacation from Kent State. will attend speaking contest at Parkersburg. Anne Clark begins duties as Delaware County home demonstration agent. Jack Richards returns from Michigan State University for spring break with Robert and Mrs Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Adams
Gregory
Lincoln Ave
H.C. Downs
Harrisville
W.V
Eugene Chase
Charleston
Paul Vansickle
Vansickle Court
Nina Horn
Main St
Chase
Vansickle
Horn
Joe Burdette
P. T. Burdette
Ohio River Road
Marcus Magnussen
Magnussen
Anne Magnussen
Washington, D.C
Magnus
Americross
Cincinnati
Bill Jenkins
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Robert
Tandy
Cleveland
Edith Hut Ipller
John Charles Rant
Kent State University
Parkersburg
Anne Clark
Delaware County
James Clark
Rio Grande
Jack Richards
Michigan State’ University
East Lansing
Robert M. Richards
Logan and Union Furnace Bands Rank High in District
Logan High School band directed by Armand Houk and Union Furnace High School band led by Miss Mary Jane McKinley tied for top honors at the eastern Ohio district competition. Fourteen bands and choruses competed, and both bands qualified for the state contest on April 28 at Otterbein College in Westerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Furnace
Ohio
Otterbein College
Westerville
Logan High
Armand Houk
Union Furnace High School
Mary Jane McKinley
Loan Firms Hold Meet in Logan With Local Attendees
Personnel from Ohio Consumer Loan Association member firms attend a district dinner meeting in Logan. Representing City Loan and Savings Co are Harold Sommers, Mrs Claude Wilson, Mrs Frank Judy III, Mrs Edward Francis, John Stevens and Robert Wolfe. Economy Savings and Loan Co staff include R A Boudinot, RL Phillips and Miss Rosemary Burke. Guests include Rolland Bright state representative and B Nixon Logan Trade Club secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
The
Ohio Consumer Loan Association
City Loan and Savings Co
Harold Sommers
Claude Wilson
Frank Judy Ili
Edward Francis
John Stevens
Robert Wolfe
Economy Savings and Loan Co
R.A Boudinot
RL Phillips
Rosemary Burke
Rolland Bright
B. 0.Nixon
Logan Trade Club
Point Pleasant Social Notes
Community notes report a 25th anniversary dinner planned for Friday at 6 p.m. at Legion Home for members and families with Herbie Sayre presenting part of the program and election of officers at a VFW meeting. D. E. Cole and Mrs. Harpole are noted in planning, with others traveling to Tucson for family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Cole
Tuscon
Arizona
Senior Women's Club Spring Luncheon Planned
Mrs Myers sponsor invites members to the Senior Women's Club spring luncheon on April 2. A spring dance was discussed with hostesses Miss Dot Cox, Mrs Bill Buffington, and Mrs Kay Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Dot Cox
Bill Buffington
Kay Floyd
Legion Anniversary Dinner Observed in New Haven
The American Legion held its annual birthday dinner at the Legion Hall in New Haven followed by a round table discussion on legion affairs. Visiting state officials TE Jones and RR Hindel of Charleston plus W J Matthews and Dewey F Thurn of Parkersburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stewane
New Haven
The
Americ Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
TE. Jones
RR. Hindel
Charleston
W. J. Matthews
Dewey F. Thurn
Parkersburg
Telegraph Agency Transfer in Point Pleasant
John Klein takes over the Western Union Telegraph Agency in Point Pleasant. The terminal now operates from Viand Street in the Terminal Building with 24 hour service. West Union franchise change followed purchase from Dick Melrose and the downtown move to Jefferson Avenue. Weekend with relatives noted in Sujon, W.Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klein
Point Pleasant
Westm Union Telegraph Agency
Telegraph Netltice
Bulding
Viand St
Klein
She’ Watchspoon
Telegraph
Ackfiek
Utehinnon
West Eom Union
Abot
Dick Melrore
Bill Gregory
Jefferson Blydent
Sujon
W.va
Youth Falls From Bleachers At Wrestling Meet
A 17 year old Point Pleasant Junior fell about eight feet from balcony bleachers during a wrestling event at the school gym. Joseph Earl Pickens, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Pickens of Jericho Road, sustained a light skull fracture and was treated at Holzer Memorial Hospital before being released home to recuperate. Officials were not certain how the youth fell as about 30 people attended the all girl show sponsored by the Pat Wilson Shrine Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Chool
Joseph Earl Pickens
Frand
Paul Pickens
Jericho Road
Younsickens
Holzer Hos
Bartment
Pat Wilson
Silverware Stolen From Kavlong Residence
State Police say silverware of unknown value was stolen late Saturday or early Sunday from the home of Mrs. Kate Robey who lives alone at Kavlong north of here on Route 62. The Katydid Club adjacent to her business was said to have been broken into during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Ruea
Kate Robey
Kavlong
Here
First Ground Broken For Lions Cottage
Paine Fleadant notes the first ground breaking for the Lions Cottage at Haven two miles south of Ripley. Donation totals include 150 from Pleasant, 50 from Ravenswood, and 300 from the state youth camp fund. William P. Nicely presided at the ceremony as Lions official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harold Adams
James J. Darby Ayrl Coakley
Bill
Radio Free Europe Appeals for Truth Dollars
A call to support Radio Free Europe urges listeners under the Iron Curtain to donate one dollar to keep twenty nine transmitters on the air. The appeal emphasizes the transmitter network reaching five key satellite countries and the desire to broadcast truth behind censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Free Europe
Radio Free Bus Rope
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Armstrong
South Carolina
Columbia
Ravenswood
the Security Bank
Member Federal Deposit
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Vost
Carl Wiles
New Hall
Business Men's Association
Town Hall
Loyd Roush
Harry Layne
Sparks
Robert Anschutz
Hanna Divinity School
Springfield
the Haven Lutheran Church
Raymond Peters
Woodstock
INIC
Childuren
Mason and Broad Runes
Ronnie McGlothlin
Robert McGlothlin
Wahama High School
Bend Rotary Club
Donald Cook
George Jewell
Clifford Cook
Mason
Mothers Club
Glen Roush
Ralph Fink
Mothers’ Club
Edwin Stein
Paul Powell
Tom Hoffman
Philip Batey
Donald Roush
Anne Goodnight
Ros. Griffin
Carrollton Ohio
Charles Lester
Cer
C Sayre
Evans
W. Va
Jimmie Mack
Niagara Falls
Sebastian Tedesco
Patricia
Y Charles Wood
H.R. Andrews
Paul Scally
Graham
Columbus
Bethel Vance
F. Vance
Poplar Branch
N.C
Lloyd Roush
Bend Sewing Chuir
Carroll Adams Jr
Holzer Hospital
Charles Zirkle
Oliver Zirkle
Navy
Robert Rutherford
Covington
Herbie Capehart
Capehart
Iva Capehart
Aurora
Peter
Mollie Abeernathy
Alle
East Liverpool
Lions Cottage
Pomeroy
Unico Chest Freezer
Holliday's
OHIA
IL Holliday Galkipokii
Washington
Crusade For
Boron
Tom Holiday
Sohio
Midland Bidg
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