115 Seniors Set To Graduate From Seven County High Schools
Logan reports 115 seniors will graduate in May from seven Hocking County high schools. Laurelville lists the largest class with two diplomas and South Bloomingville the smallest with eight. Union Furnace High School leads with 29 diplomas on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rutter
Larry Smith
Marvenne J. Sorrell
Ruth Ann Wade
Fankie W. Wilson
Jack Wooten
Union Furnace High School
Wall
Janet A. ‘Thacker
Anna G Todd
Leota M. Woodgeard
Mary Low Beavers
Rosa Jane Malone
Mildred M." Malone
Nancy J Howard
Gloria Jean’ VanBibber
Shirley " Jane McCleary
Mary Vane Woodard
Laverne Lee Jordan
Kay Thrush
Marlene A. Enerie
Sylvia’ Jean Wyskiver
Paula Darlene Ong
Ray R. Kil Yy
John W. Wood
Donald W. James Davis
Jackles C. Walter
Gary J. Rheinshell
George L. Crow
James F. Riggs
Robert J. Thom
Honor Roll and Graduation List for Local Schools
Junior High honors list includes 54 students led by James L. Carter John N Funk Ralph L Farrar and William H Miller. Graduation set for May 24 at Carbon Mill High School with 13 seniors receiving diplomas. Laurelville ceremony May 2% for numerous graduates. Rockbridge final commencement will honor nine graduates including Ruthie J Lindsay Winona E Donahue and Ruth E Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
David Schottke
Linda
Nellie Lins
Stuart
Bill Blake
David Destrieh
Laura Dougherty
Joyce Hadley
Connie Sue Hill
Paulette Holtzen
Helen Krumlauf
Ruth Lackey
Dick McLaughlin
Beverly Miller
Steve Miller
Mark Myers
Bill Ym Schottke
Larry
Ruth Adcock
Ruth Adcock, ‘Tanya ‘Burton, Penny Mansley
Sue Helber
Retha Howdyshell
Fritz
Suellen Johnson
John Jones
LeMaster
Joel Mathi Hiseh
Paul Rutter
Carolyn Sater
Lenore Sater
Marlene Schultz
Wecky Stiverson
Sue Wright
Judy Yates
James L. Carter
John N. Funk
Ralph L. Farrar
William H. Miller
Carbon Mill High School
Bire
Kenneth C. Williams
Nicky J Sanborn
Dale M. Martin
Mack H. Wicks
Rodney Galetin
Gene A. Martin
Keith Kineer
Phyllis Dane
Rita C. Hopstetter
Eileen Carson
Shelby Jean Blake
Laurelville
Robert L. Barnes
Donald R. Colliton
Damon E. Crosby
Betty Lou Crosby
Carol Disbennett
Gary D. Edwards
Carol F. Harmon
Clara M. Hedges
R. Stanley Huggins
Connie L. Hunt
Shirley Ann. Julian
Mary A.karr
Lois L. Norman
Margie Lou Notestone
Donald L Parker
Robert E. Poling
Shirley R. Pickell
Charles W. Pritchard
William Pritchard
Charlene Ricketts
Jessie E
Winona E. Donahue
Ramoni. Donahue
Geraldine L. Flowers
Leonard D. Flowers
Roger A. Tucker
Terry Champ. Smith
Robert J. Fink
Sue Ellen Rider
Chauncey Area Personal Calls and Family Visit Notes
Weekend visits and Sunday gatherings across Chauncey include Mr and Mrs Walter Lemer visiting Mrs Letfier's relatives in Dover and Kensington. Mrs Laurence Bell and son Larry stayed with her mother Mrs Rachel Adams in Pomeroy. Dan Johnsons hosted their son-in-law Melvin Hoar’s family in Columbus. The Johnsons attended Lawrence Walden's funeral in Coolville. Other social events include Cl ar k Yobbie and Linda dining with A Preston Hart, and Ella Hart at Lazarus party for 80 plus guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lemer
Letfier
Carl Rogers
Dover
Alfred Stal Iter
Kensington
Laurence Bell
Larry
Bell
Rachel ‘Adams
Pomeroy
Dan Johnson
Melvin Hoar
Columbus
Marcia
Lawrence ‘Alden
Coolville
Clark Preston
Yobbie
Linda
A Preston
Ella Hart
Lazarus
Hart
Brother-Inlaw
J. J. Engle
William Cole
Grover Patton
LH. Hillier
Lorain
Ralph Crooks
Cleveland
Cunningham
Asbury Methodist Church
WSCS
Heath Methodist Church
John Sauvage
Roy Winebrenner
William Gordon
J. W. Rayhould
Elizabeth Merritt
Florence Eisenhower
New Haven
Lawrence Whitlaich
Mattie Springer
Maud Branch
Sam Pickens
Donald Quisenberry
Donnie
Ather
John Boware
Church St
Ben Quesinberry
Third St
Henry Dailey
Eldon Will
Parkersburg
Ellen Baer
Clara Showers
John Rowan
John Terrell
Larimore
Asa Custer
Miners
Iville
Ancil Mc
Kinney
Middleport
Charleston
Ottie Mc
Sinney
Glouster Society Wedding and Local Club News
Glouster society records show the marriage of a daughter Pamelia to Robert E. McCune on March 16 with Rev. B M Mitchell officiating. The couple resides with Mrs. McCune on Front Street and he works at a Columbus Road service station. Mrs. McCune is a Glouster High School graduate and has completed at the Moyal Melee company in Athens. The Jacksonville Mothers Club met at Mrs. Mary Jo Williams home in Athens and voted to donate to the Red Cross. Contests were played and prizes awarded to Carolyn Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamelia
Robert E. McCune
B. M. Mitchell
Theacksonville
Scouts Sponsor Dinner to Fund Philmont Trip
Scouts and the American Legion Auxiliary announce a dinner on April 7 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Mothers of Scouts hall to raise funds for the Philmont trip to New Mexico. Tickets go on sale Saturday through Explorer Scouts and committee members. goal is 330 dollars for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of the Scouts
American Legion Auxiliary
Philmont
New Mexico
Explorer Scouts
Forrestal OUSTER serving in Caribbean aboard apprentice
Apprentice aboard the Forrestal reports ouster underway in the Caribbean. The note references Rolland Hoffman of 20 Earl Street as the source of the naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouster
Caribbean
Apprentice
Rolland Hoffman
Earl Str
Local visits and condolences noted in Danville area
Danville residents share visits with Toledo guests and attend a funeral. El Yarnell of Toledo stopped by the Swicks and Barretts, Minnie Swick attended Waldo Woodrum’s funeral in Vin, and Alva Swick renewed calls with Jesse Parker and William Barrett families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvinlle
Anyates
Elst Yarnell
Toledo
Joe Swick
Alva Swick
Bruce
Wesley Barrett
Toledo State State Hospital
William Barrett
Minnie Swick
Waldo Woodrum
Vin
Local Residents Visit for Week with Mrs Stephe ts Mother
Mrs. William Keith Edward Harry is admitted to White Cross Hospital Columbus for observation and treatment. Accompanied by Jack Vore, the visitor group includes Irs. Stephe ts mother and other local residents from Birmingham Alabama during a one week stay here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nme Aps
Prepnews
Irmingham
Ala
Stephe Ts
William Keith Edward Harry
Whitecrows
Columbus
Harry
Jack Vore
Jacksonville
University Hospital
Rites Planned for William Tinkham
Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Wallace funeral home for William Tinkham 3 of Jacksonville who died from a heart attack on Route 31 while returning from work. The Rev. Wilbur Crace will officiate with burial at Great Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville. He is survived by four sons Edward Fresno Calif William Richard and Charles and four daughters Dorothy Dunkle Wetty Deal Roberto Wend and Bessie Minger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tinkharm
Jacksonville
Wallace Funeral Home
Wilbur Crace
Great Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Tinkham
William
Minnie Donahue Tinkham
Sarah
Edward
Ith
Air Force
Fresno
Calif
Richard
Charles
Dorothy Dunkle
Millfield
Wetty Deal
Roberto Wend
Bessie Minger
Martins Ferry
Rotary Picks Directors at Log Rotary Club Meeting
Directors elected to the Log Rotary Club board are Dr John E. Rauch Hugh Little Harry Sommers Duane Shipley and George Rolston. Attendance pins were awarded for 22 15 2 and 1 year to Charles C Achauer Virgil Martin Gerald Javid Eugene Davis and Harry Wright respectively. Harley Meyer served as pro chair.
Chauncey Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Notices
The Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid plans a quilting meeting Thursday at home of Mrs Theron Conklin Laurel with Mary Dew Jacobs Ave Hilday Marchers Worley Giffin Nelsonville. Harold Febes of Logan taken home by ambulance after an auto crash near Camp six weeks ago. Mrs Paul Riser Logan and daughter Mrs George Ricketts Laurelville Route 2 greet attendees. other locals include Estel Rollins Rockbridge Route 1 George Hartshorn Laurelville and Charles Mundy Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Paul Riser
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Theron Conklin
Laurel
Mary Dew
Jacobs Ave
Anville Hilday Quilting
Worley Giffin
Nelsonville Holhdays
Logan
Harold Febes
Mount
St. Mary Nelsonville
Gibisonville
Hocking Hoo
George Ricketts
Laurelville
Estel Rollins
Rockbridge
George Hartshorn
Charles Mundy
Community church and school group notices from Syracuse
Presbyterian Missionary Society met March 9 in the church annex with Mrs Pearl McBride presiding. PTA in Syracuse held meetings with nominating plans for 1987-1988 term and plans to buy silverware. Health and welfare items include several visits, travels, and hospitality notes across Syracuse and Chauncey areas. Chauncey Dover fire district held a routine meeting authorizing bills and keeping the fire chief present for meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Church Annex
Pearl McBride
Her
Donald Lisle
Curtis Lallance
London
May Barrows
James Quick
PTA
Hool
Troy Quilling
Robert Harden
Harden
Wil- Jack
Mes
Kitchen
Ravenswood Liquor Store Move Sparks Local Debate
A Ravenswood Sunday school class at First Baptist opposes locating a state liquor store within five miles, arguing it would worsen youth behavior. Walton Memorial and others share opposition citing moral and community concerns. proponents cite increased business and tax revenue for city government. The issue hinges on a public vote after local merchants discuss impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
First Baptist Church of
Fidelity
Starkey
Wold
Ripley
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Libre
Engagement of Jose Fydroski in Glouster
Mrs. Mary Fydroski of Glouster announces the engagement of her daughter Jose Fydroski to William White. Jose is a Glouster High School graduate employed at the Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co. in McConnelsville. William White, a Buchtel High School and Ohio University graduate, is a teacher and athletic coach at Carbon Hill High School. The wedding is planned for April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Fydroski
Jose
William White
William’ White
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co
McConnelsville
White
Buchtel High School
Ohio University
Carbon Hill High School
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Highlight Addison News
Weekend guests for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Taylor Sr. include Ronald Gilliam Cheshire Elm Bailey Nitro W Va Polly Ann Miller and Richard Myers. Local repairs follow damage to a house in Athens and plans for a move to Pittsburgh. Nurses caps awarded to Donna Ruple Huntington W Va as Charles Roush and family attend. Various visits to Meigs and nearby towns report community life and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Raymond C. Taylor
Ronald Gilliam
Cheshire
Elm Bailey
Nitro
W. Va
Harold Hood
Raymond Taylor
Rayma
Polly
Ann Miller
Richard Myers
Clarence Jon
Athens
Hugh Childs
Ghere
Ethel Becky
Dayton
Pittsburgh
Donna Rupl
Charles Roush
Huntington
Bill
Roush
Johnny
Tom Hy Fell
Tom
Charles Taylor
R. C. Taylor
Marciline Rhyon
West Virginia
Elmer Adkins
Gladys Caldwell
Erman Swisher
Flossie Moler
Sylvia Johnson
Caldwell
Johnson
Meigs General Hospital
Pomeroy
Ella Rothgeb
Ray Roush
Harold Davis
Langsville
Grange Banquet Plans Advanced at Logan Pomona Session
Logan Society Hocking Pomona met with Mrs. George Wolfe in charge as final plans were set for the annual Grange banquet on April 2 at the United Brethren Church educational unit. The meeting covered drill contest results, exchanges with Fairfield and Athens County Pomona Granges, and a May 9 fifth-degree conferment locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Pomona
George Wolfe
Pomona
The
United Brethren Church
Clara Morris
Glenford High School
Licking County
Hocking County
Hocking
Pomona Grange
Fairfield
Athens County
Ruth Ant J
Linda Weaver
Mary Alice
Dottie Carr
Margaret, Ray
Clayton Stahl
Ohio State Grange
Wolfe
Union Church
Thelma Mowery
Ermal Rheinseheld
Carol Primmer
Ewing Grange
Night Club Permit Of Grill Is Cancelled
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control cancelled the Cameo and Grill night club at 990 E. French St after review of permits. Owner John Trowbridge had moved licenses between W. Main and E. Front streets, with annexation affecting local option status and alleged illegal operation. The investigation followed a complaint about unlawful sales and license status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovan
Cameo ‘and Grill
E. French St
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
John Trowbridge
W. Main St
E. Front St
Trowbridge
Falls Township
Ohio
Liquor Department
East End
Local Births and Obituary Notices
Radcliffe couple announce daughter Carleen Jo born at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Levi Jolly of Wellston and Emma Gregory and Martha McManaway of Hamden cited as great grandmothers. William A. Long, 80, dies in Columbus after a family of eight. Burial at Radcliffe Cemetery. The EUB Church starts weekly Bible Study. Vinton Township Garden Club met with 19 members. Cline Holcomb spoke on Flowering Trees and James Jackson demonstrated vertical arrangements. next meeting to be with Mrs. Floyd Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Pierce Long
Roy
Oakle
Radcliffe Cemetery
EUB Church
Vinton Township
Riley Judson Dies at 77 in Jacksonville
Riley Judson died at his residence after a long illness at age 77. He leaves wife Mary and three sons William David and James and three daughters Ida Elizabeth Joyce. Ten grandchildren, two brothers Cash and Berty and three sisters Annie McClelland Lily Hooper and Ida Williams survive. Friends may call at home. funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at EUB Church Jacksonville with Rev. Wilbur Crace officiating. burial Maplewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mary
William
Icksonville
David
Wellsburg
W. Va
James
Canton
Ida
Elizabeth
Joyce
Columbus
Cash
Glouster
Berty
Dayton
Annie McClelland
Trimble
Lily Hooper
Ida Wil
Mrs Grover P Hosts Millfield Bridge Club
CHAUNCEY Miss Susyver Patton was hostess to the Millfield Bridge Club. Two tables played with Ruth Simpkins winning high score, Virginia Koz second, Ruth Omen low, Louise Muzio travel prize. Lunch with a St Patrick's Day theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Susyver Patton
Millfield Bridge Club
Ruth Simpkins
Virginia Koz
Ruth Omen
Low
Louise Muzio
Drive Extended in Chauncey Through March
The drive in Chauncey will be extended through March. Local officials say the extension sustains services and outreach, ensuring continued access for residents and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Community Happenings in Upper Flats and Nearby Areas
Farm Women's Club of Upper Flats served a chicken dinner for the DHIA Dairy Herd Improvement Association event. Church Council met at Rupert Rice's home planning a 6:30 Easter sunrise service. Weekly prayer group gathered at Carl Sebrell's with Aunt Bea Fadley. Visitors included Joe Elias and the Rood brothers. Guests P. E. Roush and Walden roved to Detroit, while Walden attends a National Teachers Convention in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene! Eub
Rupert Rice
Carl Sebrell
Bea Fadley
Paul Rickard
Sharon
Debra
Harold Lewis
Marcus Weaver
Maxine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glouster Society
Mothers Club
Scouts
Forrestal
Danville
Jesse Parker
Mr. Tinkham Rites
Rotary
Mechanicsburg
Judy Shaw
Anita Dougl
Gloria Bolin
Sharon Williams
Ravenswood Liquor Store
Move
Maree Fleming
Scwaem Sourse
Joins Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Miss Fleming
Will H. Fleming
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Ful Fleming
Fleming
Nursing Cool
St. Louis
Atc
Maryland State Nurses Association
Alpha Xi Delta Social Sorority
YWCA
Dolphin Swimming
Fresh
Womens Novorary
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Paul V. H. Bell
Day West
Washington, D.C
Mrs. West
Boy Scout Troop 44
W. Tolley
Harry K
Paul B. Harris, Sr
Camden Clark Memorial Hos
Pydroski
Logan Society
Soseonwano
Logan’ Emblem Club
Elks
Nelsnville
Nelsonville Club
Emblem Club
Carl Johnson
Howard Linscott
C. J. Hysell
Kenneth Johnson
Joseph Schrader
Fred Rochester
Robert Brandon l
Harry St. Clair
Les Amies
Mestriday
Robert Webb
Glen Wheeler
Shartt's
West Pta
Choo
Miss Steele
Abe Shatz
Radcliffe
Riley Judson
Grover P
Luvan—varien £. Simon
New Plymouth
Jennie Mae Guth
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