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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1957

Page

9

Logan School Board Seeks Federal Help and Upgrades

Logan city board of education applied for Public Law 874 funds, estimating about 5500 yearly for general operation based on enrollment. Supt. Blake noted 95 pupils have parents with qualifying government or federal contracts, meeting the 50 pupil minimum. The board also approved a 320 locker bid from Berger Division, Republic Steel Co., and set a six year old on or before Oct 1 for first graders.

Logan City Board of Education Indus Wallace E. Blake Blake Berger Republic Steel Co Canton Ohio East Hocking West Hocking McLaughlin and Keil Lima Architects Lima

Association Merger Formed for Rio Grande Baptists

The Rio Grande Baptist Association unites the former Central Portsmouth Pomeroy and Rio Grande associations after a meeting last Monday at Calvary Baptist Church Rio Grande. Rev C E Hoyt presided with Rev Harold Loughhead present. An associational council includes women’s Missionary President men’s representative Youth Fellowship leader pastor and Christian Education chair from each church. Officers named: Hoyt moderator Brown vice moderator Vivian Kirby secretary L M Jones treasurer. First council meeting set for Sunday April 28 at 2 pm at Calvary Baptist Church.

Rio Grande Tive Baptist Youth Fellowship C. E. Hoyt Middleport Gerald Brown Vinton and Gallia Vivian Kirby Cheshire L. M. Jones Jackson Calvary Baptist

Syracuse Social Notes Highlights Local Club Events

The Syracuse Garden Club met March 5 at Mrs. James Teaford’s home with Mrs. William Winebrenner assisting. President Mrs. Florence Harden led discussions on violets care and transplanting. Also noted were Home Demonstration and Bible class activities, visits from numerous relatives, and plans for a county meeting in Rutland March 15.

Syracuse Syracuse Garden Club James Teaford William Winebrenner Florence Harden Violet Hint County Garden Club Rutland Herbert Parks

Births at Hocking Valley Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dennis of Logan have a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace of Logan Route 4 welcome a son. Other entries note Freddie Mahoney of Laurelville surgery, Alva Nichols of Logan medical, Charles Leasure of Logan Route 1 surgery, Roy B. Haynes of Laurelville Route 2 medical, Mrs. Jack Walsh of Logan and son, Mrs. Merl McCune of Logan Route 4 and son, Mrs. Wesley Burgoon of Logan, Charles Huffines of Junction City Route 1, Clifford Burgess of Logan, and Mrs. J. R. Williamson of New Straitsville.

Wayne Dennis Logan Robert Wallace Alva Nichols Charles Leasure Roy B. Haynes Laurelville Jack Walsh Merl McCune Wesley Burgoon Charles Huffines Junction City Clifford Burgess J. R. Williamson New Straitsville

Johnson Urges Party Unity For 1960 Election

Raleigh report notes Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson called on Democratic factions to compromise to preserve unity. He contrasted a GOP defeat that year with the Democrats winning at all levels except the presidency, predicting they would capture the White House in 1960.

Raleigh N. C Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Eisenhower

Notable Local Visits and Birth Announcements

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Ward Jr of Wellston visited Harold Ward. Mr and Mrs Wayne Cleland announced the birth of a son on March 6 at Schackels Clinic. Leslie Hoffman and family visited Hoffmans of Salem Center. Fred Morris returned home from surgery at Holzer Hospital. Mrs John Dexter and her Huntington family spent the weekend with Mrs Dale Wright. Mrs Kais Knapp is home after Holzer Hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Ingram returned from a Florida vacation. Mr and Mrs Cecil Bolin were visited by Mr Dwight Brown and daughter of St Albans and Mrs Chester Erwin of Middleport. Mr and Mrs Cash Braley were in McArthur on business.

Ters Connie Barbara Florence Harden George Freeland Charles Scott Newark M. C. Larimore Cooperdale Columbus Mendell Moore Parkersburg Charles Neuman Elizabeth Duckworth Earl Dobbie Hoboken N. J David R. Dobbie James Dobbie Pomeroy Earl Harden Dale Newcomerstown George Steele Anna Mae Viola Lynn Worthington Mary Proffitt Wilma Sayre William Gordon Roy Kay Arabia Ohio Alma Spencer Lizzie Cornell Dorothy Cornell Sam Sellers John Barnhart Dick Harris J. C. McKay al Whitaker Bashan Alpha Cottrill William Barnhart Middleport Ward Gorby Homer Sinclair Hebardville Gilbert Sinclair Robert Largent Carl Schultz Racine Royal Thomas Anna Dalton William Francis Myrtle Crew Frankie Mumaw Carl Hubbard Nancy Gallipolis James Theiss Chanute Air Force Base Illinois Gladys Karr White Cross Hospital John Bowman D. M. Genheimer Forest Run Elden Will Leland Smith Faye Will Jesup Lawrence Diddle Donna Langsville Wilbur Ward, Jr Wellston Harold Ward Wayne Cleland Schackels Clinic Leslie Hoffman Hoffman Harley Hoffman Salem Center Fred Morris Holzer Hospital John Dexter Huntington Dale Wright Kais Knapp Malcolm Ingram Florida Cecil Bolin Dwight Brown St. Albans Chester Erwin Cash Braley McArthur

Chesterhill Social Notes Update and Local Visits

Chesterhill notes report Chesterhill Ray Men denhall returned to Hocking Valle Hospital after a prior discharge and now remains bedridden for six weeks. Leroy Funk and wife welcomed Kirby Rex on March 8, joining siblings Violet, Donna Lee, Kathy, and Micky. Dr. Mary Lois Whitacre visited family in White Cross Hospital and relatives in Columbus. The WCTU meeting was postponed from March 8 to March 15 at the Methodist.

A. H. Whitacre Russell Wright Lancaster Nina Whitacre Ruby Morrison Sycamore Valley Lew Wood Linden N. J Alice Faires Mabel Bowman WCTU Methodist Church

Removing cookies from pans as soon as they come out

Cookies should be moved from pans immediately after baking. Hot pans transfer heat and can overcook or burn if left to cool on the surface. Use a cooling rack or sheet to prevent sogginess and ensure even setting.

Fines Levied in Glouster Court for Various Offenses

George Robinson fined 18.80 for failure to send children to school. Ida Cain fined 38.80 for neglect and fighting and jailed 20 days. Ralph Cain fined 38.80 for intoxication and fighting. Dow Bridgewater fined 58.80 for unsafe operation. Bernard McGee turned over for non support. Gilbert Robinson fined 13.80 for intoxication and jailed for nonpayment.

Glouster George Robinson Thomas Williams, Sr Williams Ida Cain Ralph Cain Dow Bridgewater Chauncey Bernard McGee Tiffin Sheriff’s Office Gilbert Robinson

Deer Killed by Auto on Route 33 Near Logan

A 150 pound buck was struck by a car Monday on Route 33 south of Logan. Driver Gerald Gabriel of Logan reported the incident to game protector Marvin Nungester, who then gave the carcass to the Air Force Survival Center near Nelsonville for butchering.

Logan Route 33 Gerald Gabriel Gabriel Marvin Nungester Air Force Survival Center Nelsonville

South Bethel EUB meeting draws twenty in March

Twenty members and friends attended the South Bethel EUB Christian Endeavor gathering on March 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Christy in Silver Ridge. The program featured group singing and performances by Faye Watson Janet Christy the Christy family and a young people's quartet. Refreshments were served by the Christy hostess party and visitors included Mrs. John Swank Akron Lila Bentz and Orville Watson. The April meeting is set for April 5 at the home of Rev Everett Branscomb in Tuppers Plains.

Tuppers Plains South Bethel EUB Christian Endeavor Garrett Christy Silver Ridge Faye Watson Janet Christy Christy Naomi Branscomb Donna Lila Bahr Cheryl Bentz Linda Bahr Roberta Romine Patty Galli John Swank Akron Lila Bentz Orville Watson Everett Branscomb

Lords Supper Observed At South Bethel Church

The Lord's Supper was observed with a Communion service at the South Bethel EUB Church in Silver Ridge on Sunday March 19. Rev. Everett Branscomb delivered the message on The Ten Commandments. Nearby social notes mention Ruth Ann Barnhill's fifth birthday party and several local visits between families in Tuppers Plains and surrounding towns. Occasional hospital and accident mentions appear among the community updates.

South Bethel Eub Silver Ridge Everett Branscomb

Local Social Notes and School Event Highlights

Mrs Effie Pyles of Silver Ridge visits sister Mrs Wassel Diller of New Lexington. Olive Orange High School hosts a pancake supper benefiting the Tuppers Plains Boy Scouts. Frances Lucille Hawk born Feb 26 to Mr and Mrs Paul Hawk Chester Route. Miss Janet Christy of Otterbein College spends weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Garrett Christy Silver Ridge. Mrs Garrett Christy

Effie Pyles Silver Ridge Wassel Diller New Lexington Olive Orange High School Tuppers Plains Boy Scouts Paul Hawk Chester Route Frances Lucille Janet Christy Otterbein College Mrs. Garrett ,Christy

Blood Donor Reciprocity Announced in Hocking County

Neal Dillon chairing the Hocking County Red Cross chapter explains a reciprocity program allowing blood donated locally to support family needs nationwide. Next collections occur March 26 and 27 with a mobile Columbus region unit at Carborundum Co. for plant donations and Westminster House at Westminster Church for public donations.

Red Cross Columbus Regional Carborundum Co Westminster House First Presbyterian Church

Red Satellite To Believer Red Satellite To Believer

A Philadelphia scientist at the University of Cincinnati warned that Russia may launch an artificial satellite with five times the payload of Project Vanguard. Dr. I M Levitt of the Franklin Institute said the Soviet approach risks a single gamble while the United States plans multiple launches. Vanguard, part of the International Geophysical Year, will send a rocket from the Florida coast to place a satellite into orbit.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Russia I. M. Levitt Fels Planetarium Franklin Institute University of Cincinnati United States U. S Project Vanguard International Geophysical Year Florida

Ohio USA film features Hocking state parks and Lake Hope

Logan Rotary Club screened a Standard Oil produced film from the Let's Explore Ohio series titled Ohio U.S.A. The program, led by Ted Lemon and introduced by Ralph Helber, showcased natural and industrial scenes across the state including Hocking state parks and Lake Hope.

Logan Ohio Standard Oil Co Logan Rotary Club U.S.A Hocking State Lake Hope Ted Lemon Standard Oil Ralph Helber

Shawnee Area Man Ends Army Course

Shawnee area resident Pvt. Richard E. Anderson 18 son of Lester E. Anderson Shawnee Route 1 recently graduated from The Ordnance School parts supply course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md Anderson entered the Army last August and completed basic training at Fort Chaffee Ark He is a 1956 Shawnee High School graduate.

Richard E. Anderson Lester E. Anderson The Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Ground Anderson Fort Chaffee Ark Shawnee High School

St Patrick Theme Marked Venus Circle Meeting

The March Venus Social Circle of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic dining room with 30 members and guest Mrs Joe Hutchins. A St Patrick theme appeared in table decor and music with announcements of April dinner committee bake sale and June officer installation at the Nelsonville Elks Lodge.

Venus Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Joe Hutchins Jack Tschappat Frederick Good Walter Stone Frank van Atta Oliver Blake Lawrence Courter Ohio Power Co Nelsonville Elks Lodge Nelsonville and Athens Emblem Club Emblem Clubs United States Logan Emblem Club Kenneth Johnson Harry St. Clair Gano Woodrow Kalklesch Robert Brandon St. Clair

Logan Emblem Club Plans March Session at Elks Lodge

Logan Emblem Club No. 263 met Wednesday evening in the Elks Lodge rooms for its March business meeting with Mrs. Joseph Gano, president in charge. Mrs. Howard Linscott chaired the session.

Logan Emblem Club No. 263 Elks Lodge Joseph Gano Howard Linscott

Officials Attend Training Institute for Probation Officers

Three local juvenile court officials visited Athens for a in service training program for probation and parole officers from southeastern Ohio. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown, Lucy Harper, and George Johnson attended at Ohio University student center, sponsored by the Ohio Probation and Parole Association and the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction.

Hocking County Land Transfers

A series of property deeds in Hocking County show transfers in multiple townships. Names include Miller, Jurgensmier, Cramer, Ward, Hiser, Soliday, Wright, Camp, Moore, Griffith, Dykes, Norris, Thomas, Mount, McGlothlin, Mount, Wray, Mundy and others. Parcels range from small lots to multi acre tracts in Washington, Falls, Logan, Green, Carbon Hill, Marion, Benton, Starr and other townships.

Paul E. Miller Mary Miller Harold Miller Bernice Miller Washington Township Madge Wright Jurgensmier George Jurgensmier Cora K. Jooch Rosemary Gooch Albert Hildebrandt Ethel Hildebrandt L. Austin Cramer Emma Jane Cramer Falls Township J. Austin Cramer Ray J. Ward Myrtle Ward Margaret Wright Charles J. Wright Green Township Blanche Bateman Delicie Marie Camp Carbon Hill Tina E. Courter Forrest P. Moore Marion Township Arch Griffith Melva Griffith Paul M. Dean Margaret R. Dean Mildred M. Stevens G. Arthur Stevens Angie Dykes Logan Theodore Schneider Margaret Norris Benton Township William D. Moore Antonia L. Moore Fred L. Thomas Glenview Heights Cecil MecGlothlin Betty McGlothlin Floyd Eugene Mount Joann Mount Starr Township William Forbes Shirley Forbes Margaret E. Wray

Gold Wedding Anniversary and Social Notes From Bashan

Mr and Mrs G E Eichinger celebrated their Golden Anniversary with cake and coffee for 56 relatives. Visitors included Mrs Charles Radford Mrs Vesta Frank and Mrs John Bailey of Flatwoods. Multiple guests visited area families in Bashan including neighbors in Eagle Ridge Mt Hermon Chester Pine Grove and Durham S C, with varied weekend visits and mock conversations among relatives.

Lola Sorden Eagle Ridge Russell Roberts Wendell Barnette Tiago West Virginia William Krackemberger Charles Spencer Etta Spencer Leslie Hawk Jake Mt. Hermon Geraldine Woods Harold Hawk Chester Mike Bentz Eugene Long Pine Grove Larry Morarity Pomeroy J. C. McKay Mary McKay

Birthday Dinner for Queen Vash ti Rebekah Lodge 533

A Friday birthday dinner at the LOOF hall honored 21 members and two guests Roy Beougher and Fred V. Blanken ship. Recognition went to Winifred Lehman and Fred V. Blankenship. Mrs. Hattie Primmer received a 55 year jewel from the Lodge presented by Edytha Walker. Mildred Schultz played piano. Attendees included Louise Crane Mary Ellen Lehman Edytha Walker Levi Palmer Keith Schultz Roxy Ray Emma Lanning Hattie Primmer Gayle Hill Leonard Lehman Mary Tucker Mary Beougher Lena Wells Lulu Snider Ruth Stevens Ethel Dyer Beatrice Williams Vesper Swain Clara Lightfoot and committee members Margaret L. Kistler Fay Wittekind Eva Calbert and Ethel Bratton. Next meeting set for April 5.

Vashti Rebekah Lodge Loof Hall Roy Beougher Fred V. Blankenship Winifred Lehman Hattie Primmer Edytha Walker Mildred Schultz Louise Crane Mary Ellen Lehman Levi Palmer Keith Schultz Roxy Ray Emma Lanning Gayle Hill Leonard Lehman Mary Tucker Mary Beougher Lena Wells Lulu Snider Ruth Stevens Ethel Dyer Beatrice Williams Vesper Swain Clara Lightfoot Margaret L. Kistler Fay Wittekind Eva Calbert Ethel Bratton

West School PTA Meeting Postponed to March 26

The West School PTA meeting moved from March 21 to Tuesday March 26 due to the Gasco Food Institute. A fashion show featuring West school boys and girls will be models with sponsorship from Logan merchants. Third grade students will sing as the meeting opens at 7 30 p m.

West School PTA Gasco Food Institute Logan Merchants

Two Estates Appraised in Harold D. Bowers Estate

Valuation of 4883 placed on assets of the Harold D. Bowers estate of Logan Route 1. Appraisers were A R Hummel Ralph W Moorhead and Carl C Harsh. Iva A Bowers is executrix.

LOGAN Hocking County John C. Larimer Logan Route 4 Ralph Windsor Harry Brown Walter Leonard James W. Fogle Harold D. Bowers Logan Route 1 A. R. Hummel Ralph W. Moorhead Carl C. Harsh Iva A. Bowers

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Hedy Lamarr Joan of Arc Warner Brothers Hollywood Texas Hedy Association Syracuse Social Notes Earl Nease Harden EUB Church Hershel Diddle Sharlee Neuman Tallmadge Herbert Parker Rupert Schrader Frankfort Edison Parker Chillicothe Velma Steanert Homer Parker Susie Rosa Leadingham South Webster Willis Leadingham Daugh Ada Slack Hocking Valley Hospital Freddie Mahoney Chesterhill Social Notes Elsie Bowman Hallie Meiinturf Loudonville Orange Township Ruth Ann Barnhill Hazel Barnhill Dorothy Stout Mayme Headley Ruth Ann's T. G. Hilldare Donna Jean Christine Lake Bill William McKelvey Portland Francis Morris Ida Howell Meigs General Hospital Gerald MclIntosh McIntosh Hattie Curtis Brian Simpson Chester Simpson Ralph Badgeley Charley Smart Rockland Ruth Jaccaud Mrs Frances Morris Mrs. Garrett Christy Rotary Shawnee Area Logan Society Venus Circle St. Patrick's Kenneth Stuart John M Hunsaker Becky Stuart Patty Green Carol Hunsaker Judy Freeman Linda Stuart Susan Wolfe Linda Erbaugh Vanguard Victory Young Love Harold Brimner Pauline Summers Edward Foster Peck Nash H. James Mack William Bryan Margaret L. Hiser Ray Hiser Carl M. Soliday Edward Mundy Mae C. Mundy Harold R. Mundy Betty J. Mundy Bashan Social Notes Sterling Raborn Durham S. C Millfield U. Ss R.S.F.A Wate Out Theatre Paramount Presents W Lancaster Hepburn Halwallis Vandel Corey Lond Earl H. Jaman Cameron Prudhomme Mstision Andre Cayatte We Are Herald Tribum Mouloudji Raymond Pellegrin Columbia Shhine Athena Boon 5 Future Mi Mowie House of m Indaes ME
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