Jobless Claims Drop in Hocking and Athens Areas
Logan Homer Schein reports for the week ending March 21 there were 20 new unemployment claims in Hocking County and 383 continued claims. In Athens County initial claims fell to 47 with 674 continued claims, while several local job openings were listed in the Logan office.
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LOGAN
Homer Schein
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Hocking County
Athens
Athens County
Schein
Jackson Manpower Training School
Laurel Cliff Social Notes Mixed Visits From Area Residents
Laurel Cliff column lists numerous visits and gatherings. Columbus resident Paul Archer spent a day with his parents, while Georgia Diehl, Rutland, visited with sister Anna Buck. Several couples from Ravena St Albans Trimble Harrisonville Syracuse Mt Vernon New Marshfield Athens and other towns are shown calling on or hosting family and health club events.
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Pearl Parker
Laurel Cliff
Paul Archer
Columbus
Lew Diehl
Georgia Diehl
Anna Buck
Rutland
Guy Russell
Ravena
Otho Radford
Lile Mains
Syracuse
James Gilmore
Wyatt Schaefer
David
Mt. Vernon
Fritz Stahl
New Marshfield
Clarence Ackley
Athens
Norman Schaefer
Youth Plan Easter Rites at Camp Otterbein Sunrise
Logan Youth from First Evangelical United Brethren Church lead Easter sunrise services on Vesper Hill at Camp Otterbein four miles south of Route 33. The 6 am service features music scripture and a message directed by Robert Mindorf and YF Citizenship Commission advisors. Public invited. Prior year attendance exceeded 100. Logan Court grants Grace L Jones divorce from Jerry W Jones for gross neglect of duty.
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Logan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vesper Hill
Camp Otterbein
Route 33
Union Furnace Road
Robert Mindorf
Citizenship Commission of the
Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedules
Results from Wednesday include Cincinnati 2 New York A1, Houston 4 Detroit 3, Milwaukee 8 Los Angeles N 2, Philadelphia 10 New York N, Pittsburgh 5 Baltimore 4, Kansas City 10 St Louis 3, Chicago N 12 San Francisco 4, Minnesota 7 Chicago A 5, Los Angeles A 2 Cleveland 0. Tonight’s games list Cincinnati vs Milwaukee and other matchups.
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Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Oklahoma City
Merry Widows Formed As Farm Bureau Council
A new Farm Bureau Advisory Council nicknamed the Merry Widows was organized Saturday at Mrs. Golda Shaw’s home in Hocking County. Officers elected include Oxilla Skinner as chairman Velma Shaw as vice chairman Dorothy Kreig as discussion leader Geraldine Graham and Margaret Risch as women's committee representatives and Freda Risch as recreational chairman. Meetings are set for April 4 at Mrs. Shaw’s home and April 18 at Mrs. Risch’s home. the regional urban meeting will be held in Zanesville on April 7.
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Logan
Farm Bureau
Merry Widows
Golda Shaw
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Oxilla Skinner
Velma Shaw
Dorothy Kreig
Geraldine Graham
Margaret Risch
Freda Risch
Zanesville
Meigs County Land Transfers Report
Meigs County records list transfers from Margaret Peoples deceased to Betty Peoples and others in Pomeroy. Gordon Caldwell to Clarence and Thelma Henderson for undivided one fourth of 44 acres in Orange and Olive Townships. Donald Brickles and Iona Brickles to Emmet W. Shuler, 1.5 acres in Bedford Township. Esther Dailey and Ofa Dailey to Billy T. Dailey and Carole Dailey, 1.6 acres in Lebanon Township. Lucy F. Hayes to E. Stanley Martin and Evadell Martin, parcels in Chester. Robert R. Edwards and Lena Edwards to Cris A. Roush and family, 104.95 acres in Salem Township. Corinne Wildermuth to Charles and Kathryn Wildermuth, lots in Pomeroy. Dorothy Emmons et al to John F. Colwell, parcels in Salem Township. Miles E. Nelson to Blanche Nelson, parcels in Salem. Delbert C. Gaul and Linnie A. Gaul to Jacob M. Gaul, 410 acres in Orange Town. Jacob M. Gaul and Mildred Gaul to Delbert Gaul and Linnie Gaul, 410 acres in Orange Township.
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Margaret Peoples
Betty Peoples
Benjamin A. Peoples
Carolyn Stephens
Pomeroy
Gordon Caldwell
Clarence W. Henderson
Thelma Henderson
Orange
Olive Townships
Donald Brickles
Iona Brickles
Emmet W. Shuler
Bedford Township
Esther Dailey
Ofa Dailey
Billy T. Dailey
Carole Dailey
Lebanon Township
Lucy F. Hayes
E. Stanley Martin
Evadell Martin
Chester
Robert R. Edwards
Lena Marie Edwards
Cris A. Roush
Dorothy G. Roush
Orion W. Roush
Kate Roush
Salem Township
Corinne C. Wildermuth
Charles F. Wildermuth
Kathryn L. Wildermuth
Dorothy M. Emmons
James W. Emmons
Catherine Shenefield
Rex E. Shenefield
Janice M. Colwell
E. David Colwell
Grace M. Colwell
John F. Colwell
Miles E. Nelson
Blanche Nelson
Delbert C. Gaul
Linnie A. Gaul
Jacob M. Gaul
Orange Township
Mildred L. Gaul
Death ruled accidental in Byron Barber carbon monoxide case
Logan coroner Dr Owen F Yaw ruled Byron Barber 29 Dicken Addition accidental from carbon monoxide poisoning. Barber reportedly rode with Howard Stump to his Oroville home and slept in his car, found 6am Wednesday, rushed to Hocking Valley Hospital where he died.
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Logan
Owen F. Yaw
Byron Milton Barber
Dicken Addition
Hartman
Barber
Howard Stump
Oroville
Stump
Hocking Valley Hospital
New Straitsville
Water leads to multiple relocations in Enterprise
The Enterprise column notes families displaced by two to four feet of floodwater in their homes. It lists: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fisher and children. Mrs. Sams and her grandsons. Mrs. Waters. Pfc. Thomas Shuttleworth leaves for a year in Korea. His wife and son will live with his parents. Richard Behm departs March 15 for Ireland for a year. J A Mathias and Carl Engle families travel to Goodyear Arizona to stay with Ralph Mathias. Walter Mathias visits St. Petersburg Florida. Joey Bobo remains very ill with leukemia.
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Gladys Fisher
Kenneth Fisher
Sams
Waters
Pfc
Thomas Shuttleworth
Korea
Oliver Shuttleworth
Richard Behm
Lee
Ireland
J. A. Mathias
Carl Engle
Goodyear
Ariz
Ralph Mathias
Walter Mathias
St. Petersburg
Fla
Bidwell Social News Recaps Local Visits and Birthdays
The Bidwell column lists Mr. and Mrs. Emory Waugh visiting Amos Waugh and others. Families from Lancaster Newark Columbus Eureka Gallipolis and Rodney Road share weekend visits and attend a Patty Bush birthday party.
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Hallie Murray Bidwell
Emory Waugh
Amos Waugh
Joe Durst
Edith Carnell
Harris
Clyde Morris
Rodney Road
Dannie Morris
Charles Murray
Lancaster
Anthony Murray
Donald Palmer
Ammie Saunders
Sandra Atha
Ruby Saunders
Paul Saunders
Ernest Carpenter
Elmer Spaulding
Elizabeth Donnett
Maurice Donnett
Marshall Mc
Elizabeth Kendrick
Peggy Atha
Glenn Soles
Eureka
Lester Soles
Delmer Quickel
Gallipolis
Kerr McClaskey
Friendship Class renames and Easter program plans at Zion Church
Wolf Pen notes report the Friendship Class changing its name from Live Wire Class and outlining Easter program plans at Zion Church of Christ. Kay Wyatt led devotions and the next meeting is April 6 at 7 30 at Kay Wyatt’s home. Local visits include Lambert Haning and multiple family gatherings in Langsville and Syracuse areas.
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Wolf Pen
Loyal Volunteers
Zion Church of Christ
Kay Wyatt
Everett Lambert
Harley Haning
Charles Sayre
William Eichinger
Linda
Johnny
Nancy Hubbard
Syracuse
Sharon Thoma
Larry Bahr
Langsville
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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