Hocking County Sportsmen Hold Annual Fish Fry Meeting
More than 300 Hocking County sportsmen attended the annual fish and game association fish fry at the Lake Logan Clubhouse of the Izaak Walton League. Fred A. Murray was named president, Ralph W. Moorhead vice-president, with Joe Holl elected delegate to Athens hearings and W. H. Mowry to represent farmers. They urged no open deer season, kept current squirrel and dog limits, favored open season on groundhogs, extended pheasant season to November 30, and moved hunting hours to sunrise to sunset.
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Athens
Columbus
Ted Ramsey
Freeport
Hocking County
Carl Mosley
Joe Hol
WH Mowrry
Magh Chute
Oita
Ohio-Trafic
Dave Golisberry
Carl Mostey
Church Services In Logan This Week
Multiple area churches list Sunday schedules for First Methodist Church of Logan, Church of the Nazarene, First Presbyterian, St. Paul’s Episcopal, American Lutheran parish, Trinity Lutheran, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle. Services cover morning worship, sermons including themes such as immortality, peace, and overcoming the world, with additional youth, choir, and Bible study events throughout the week.
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First Methodist
Church OF the Nazarene
Roy E. Klinger
NYPS
First Presbyterian
Henry L. Carr
Westminster Fellowship
WCTU
ST. Paul's Episcopal
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
American Lutheran Parish
Paul N. Warner
St. Matthew
Chett
Hocking
St. John
Tmubenmire
Theran
Paul D- Holtaen
Ladies Guild
Vover's Assembly
Jehovah's Witnesses
Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle
The
Hev
Handy
Ft.m
Evangelistic
Thrush Rites Set for Mabert Thrash Saturday
Mabert Vernon Thrash died yesterday morning at his daughter’s home in Lancaster after illness. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at the Big Church with Rev. Adwn Graeser officiating. Burial will follow in Geax Grove Cemetery. He resided at 245 North Mulberry Street and had worked 20 years at a Union Furnace brick plant and 26 years with Gordon City. Surviving are his wife Anne Thrash, a daughter Nellie Sauér of Columbus, another daughter, a son Harold of Columbus, two sisters Frank Anthony of Chanabas and WS Fisher of Delaware, and a brother Gay Thrweh of Florida.
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Hocking County
Union Furnace
Gordon Oity
Hig
Anne ‘Trush
Nellie Sauér
Columbus
Harold
Frank ‘Anthony
WS. Fisher
Delaware
Gay
Florida
Memorial rites for local figure held at church
Logan 4 Panera services announced for LB Bundy Hex a representative to the General Assembly of Ohio. Funeral conducted at 2 pm Saturday First Methodist Church by Rev Dp Ro B Wilson with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Died about 22 20 pm Wednesday. Memorial services to follow at 7 30 pm today at the residence by the Knights of Pythias, of which he was a member.
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Logan
General Assembly of Ohio
Methodist Church
Ro B. Wilson
Oak Grove
Mead
N. Mulherry St
Knights of Pythias
Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital Notes
In Holzer Hospital Notes new births include Mrs Goshel Caudill Jackson a daughter Mary Woover Henderson a son Mrs Delmar Stiffier Jackson a son and Mrs John Payne Vinton twin daughters. Admissions list Walter W Wiggin Athens Mrs Mote Yeanger Cheshire William H H Lemon Logan Jesse W Moore Point Pleasant Mrs Raymond Lyman Middleport Mrs Elizabeth Gill Point Pleasant Robert Kimbel Jackson Arthur Dale Wilson Carpenter and Mrs Delroar Stiffier Jackson Mrs Harold Waddell Northup. Discharges top names Wanda Rupe George Sprague Robert Fridd Alpha Cottrill Birda Warner Ray Price Charles Chevalier John Dow Donald Cramer Lindsay Leyvens Dick Alien Clinton Saunders Arthur Crews Elmer Randolph Charles Martin Floyd Clary.
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Walter W. Wiggin
Athens
Mote Yeanger
Cheshire
William HH. Lemon
Logan
Jesse W. Moore
Point Pleasant
Raymond Lyman
Middleport
Elizabeth Gill
Point Pleasarit
Robert Kimbel
Jackson
Arthur Dale Wilson
Carpenter
Delroar Stiffier
Harold Waddell
Northup
Wanda Rupe
George Sprague
Robert Fridd
Alpha Cottrill
Birda Warner
Ray Price
Charles Chevalier
John Dow
Donald Cramer
Lindsay Leyvens
Dick Alien
Clinton Saunders
Arthur Crews
Elmer Randolph
Charles Martin
Floyd Clary
Logan School Presents Two Act Operetta Words and Music
The Logan Wieh School music department staged an enthusiastic two act operetta Words and Music by Horswell and Lee directed by Mrs Minnie Louise Bowen. The Barton College setting featured select ladies and gentlemen in scenes with dances like the Jolly Bakers Hoodoo Dance and Train Dance. Leading roles included John Chareh Jean Haas Doris Huston Roger Johnson John Cottrill and Bob Warner with a cast of students and a girls quartet led by Margie Kornmiller Betty Funk Judy Arnold and Betty Coakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Horswell
Lee
Hwieh School
Minnie Louise Bowen
Washington
Jim Green
Beunee Brandon
David Gribble
Exmore man fined for overloading truck
Gallipolis report says Christopher C Mears 45 of Exmore Virginia was fined 25 dollars and costs after state troopers arrested him for overloading a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Christopher C Mears
Exmore
State
Highway Patrol
Song Service Planned at Salt Creek Valley Pilgrim Church
A song service is planned at Salt Creek Valley Pilgrim Pfell ness Church on Sunday at 2 p m in Bloomingville. The event invites the community to join for an afternoon of hymn singing and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingville
Salt Creek Valley
Pilgrim Pfellness Church
County Brucellosis Testing Plan Outlined in Meeting
Logan county agent Harold C. Ruggles announces a state program offering a no cost county wide Bangs disease test for cattle. The plan uses a ring test of milk samples to locate infected herds and follow up with standard blood tests. Participation is voluntary and voters at the Wednesday 8 pm meeting must approve via petitions signed by 51 percent of herd owners. Dr Mil, state veterinarian, will attend to discuss and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harold C. Ruggles
Ruggles
Mil
Rutland Births and Parish Guests Feature Local News
Rutland notes announce the birth of Mary Susan Haley March 22 at Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy to Mr and Mrs Milton Haley with grandparents listed. Also announced are births Shera Francis Burson and a son born March 25 to Mr and Mrs Kemp Phillips with grandparents named. Various Easter visits and hospitalizations are listed along with many local family visits and social ties across Rutland Pomeroy and nearby towns.
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Carol Snowden
Donor Willams
Hysell
Jamies Thomas
Karen
Thomas
Lew
Grace Thomas
Ethel Taylor
Maxine Siders
Ohio University
Charles Siders
Jean Anh
Kelson
Phillipe
Hnn
Frank Wesinger
Roy Phillips
Philling
Holzer Hospital
John Warner
Merle Williams
Burman Rey
Columbus
Sharron
James Bently
Middleport
Harrison Bently
Rutland
Dewy Bently
Hazel Carr
Gallipolis
Alien Braley
John Braley
Floyd
Robert Dunfee
Floyd Dunfee
Betty Biggs
Carlos Snowden
Carol Ann Dawson
Charleston
Eleanor Stivers
Marion Nicolson
Charles Greer
Mr. Greer
MS. Greer
Jenkins, Ky
Hister
Sherman Johnson
Arnold Lee
J. Dee
Chester MecHall
Jimmie
Brenda Sue
Jackhorn, Ky
Jack Johnson
Jackbhorn
Lulu Kelly
William Castoe
Junior Gardner
William Gardner
Betty Siders
Easter Weekend Gossip and Birthday Celebrations
The Alfred Grange met March 22 for an Easter program with lecturer Rose in attendance. Mrs. Nina Robinson celebrated her son Robert’s 14th birthday on March 24 at their home. Harold and Gerald Swartz marked their 18th birthdays, March 23, with a gathering of neighbors and relatives. Easter visitors included Vernon Swartz returning from the army to visit his parents. Numerous extended family and friends shared meals and guest appearances across Oakwood and nearby towns, with trips to Parkersburg and Athens noted.
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Alfred
Alfred Grange
Rose Ag
Nina Robinson
Robert
Harold
Gerald Swartz
Harold Swartz
Clarence Atherton
Lois Ann
Marilyn Kay Swartz
Eugene Windland
Johnny
Charles Taylor
Jimmy Woodyard
Florence
Charles D. Woode
John Stolar
Floria
Ohio
Earl Davis
Marietta
Franky Ferry
Michigan
R. E. Burson
Athens
Arthur Atherton
Charles Barr
Reedsville
Silas
Taylor
Everett
Elbert Taylor
Hemtock
Clarence Henderson
Bob
Wiliam Bent
Mee
Ad Davis
Mart
Ainnor
Charles Db
Dinemare Boyles
Ida Atherton
W. A. Barabilt
Carthage
Gap
William. Rentz
Wilma
Jean
Carl Finding
Sumner
C. EB. Woode
Tuppers Plains
Millard Swartz
Dayton
Gary
Akron
William Bentz
Paul Hawk
Armed Forces
Virginia
Con Vernon Swartz
Charles Carr
Carr
Thomas White
Norma Jean Robinson
Neva Davis
Raymond Follrod
Billy
Korea
Robert Burke
Cole Lumber Co
Griffin
Parkersburg
Garner Griffin
Mabel Griffin
Sarah. Niggemeyer
Niggemeyer
Charles
D. Woode
Trio Fined After Arrest By Police
GALLIPOLIS A group of three men among others were fined in municipal court by Judge William H. Jones. Hobart Lee Cundiff of Pomeroy Route 2 paid 50 dollars and costs for being in physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. James Cundiff of the same address paid 1 0 dollars and costs for intoxication followed by Lawrence Walters of Gallipolis with 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. Sherman Cornell of Gallipolis was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication and Arthur Thivenin of Proctorville 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. Bonds were forfeited by Frank Stanley Krolikowski of Decator Indiana for speeding and Robert Gordon Suhaugh of Charleston West Virginia for speeding with no operator’s license. Police reported two minor traffic accidents with vehicles operated by Virginia Simms of Oak Hill Route 1 and Oliver Swain of Mercerville, and by Mary Gertuie Bovie and Charles Birman, both of Gallipolis. Damage was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William H. Jones
Hobart Lee Cundiff
Pomeroy
James Cundiff
Lawrence Walters
Sherman Cornell
City
Arthur
Thivenin
Proctorville
Frank Stanley Krolikowski
Decator
Ind
Robert Gordon Suhaugh
Charleston
Wvas
Virginia Simms
Oak Hill
Oliver Swain
Mercerville
Maryuerite Bovie
Charles K Birman
Countywide meeting set for April 12
Gallia County officials schedule a countywide meeting to discuss increasing broiler production. The event will be held at the courthouse on April 12 with invitations for interested persons and a panel discussion on housing ventilation breeding stock feed and management. Proposals aim to involve large producers, around 30, in a coordinated project.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Two Divorce Actions Filed in Court Here
Logan reports two divorce cases filed in the tanmon pleas court. Laverne Merath of Logan accuses James MacGrath of gross neglect of duty and asks a divorce decree. they wed October 5, 1947 and have no children. Nettie Wagner of Sugar Grove seeks restoration of her maiden Hamilton. she and Noah Wagner married July 1, 1940 in Lancaster and have no children.
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Logan
Tanmon Pleas Court
Laverne Merath
Slamett MacGrath
Jim. Logan
Noah Wagner
Lancaster
Nettie Wagner
Sugar Grove
Hamilton
Theft at Fred Cornwell home solved. Cochran charged
Gallipolis reports a March 9 break in at Fred Cornwell of Morgan Center. Charles Wesley Cochran, 19, of Vinton Route 1, confessed and faces breaking and entering charges. Loot included a clock lard broom hammer sash and silverware. Deputy Allen granted 100 day leave for North American Aircraft work. office to run with one deputy.
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Gallipolis
Fred Cornwell
Morgan Center
George Ehman
Charles Wesley Cochran
Vinton
Cochran
Boys Industrial School
Ehman
Cornwell
Gordon Fisher
Carl Allen
Wendell George
Carl Alien
North American Aircraft Corp
California
Ruth Senner Favored for Home Demonstration Agent Post
Gallia County Agricultural Extension Advisory Committee recommended Ruth Senner, 22, of Highland County as home demonstration agent to replace Ruth Geissinger. Senner, accompanied by Rhee M. King, said she would accept. Trustees of Ohio State University to decide.
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Gallipolis
Gallia
Montgomery County
Miss Sonner
Mowrystown
Highland County
Wilmington College
River traffic updates at Gallipolis Locks and gauges
Reports from the Kanawha River district note boats moving and river levels at Gallipolis Locks. Multiple vessels such as Merrill Rowe and Sabre are listed with times and draft changes while gauges show higher river levels, with Falls rising and the Ohio River level stationary in places.
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Gallipolis
Bruce
Serset
W. Alcott
Taepam
Titan
Stevenson
Kanaway
Merrill
Marwet
Cire Dawn
Winfield
Indiana
Montgomery
Pan
Jeanette & Down
Rowe
Ayres
Marjelen
Aim
Rand
Sabre
Aloatt
Pan Bo Matfield
Patriot
Dauntless
Lewis
Ohio River
Kanawha
Gallipolis Church News Highlights Local Congregations
Multiple churches in Gallipolis publish weekly schedules for worship services, Bible schools, and youth activities. Saint Peter's Episcopal, Baptist, and Grace Guild outline service times, sermons, and choir or scout gatherings. Vinton Plgnim Holiness includes Sunday and weekday programs at Radcliffe, Clark's Chapel, Morgan Center, and youth events.
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First Methodist
L. A Donnally
Grace Guild
Es Bey
Eal
Grace
Saint Peter's Episcopal
K.C. Wilson
Rector Church School
F "Baptistw
H. Green
Bible School
Vinton Plgnim Holiness
W. V. Gilkerson
Vinton
Radcliffe
Clark's Chapel
Morgan Center
First Presbyterian
Linson H. Stebbins
Ken Veil
Trustees
Women's Association
Cnurch
Commission Continues Hearing for Fireman
Nelsonville The city civil service commission continued the hearing on charges against Whyte assistant fireman now suspended until April 10 at 7 30 pm Whyte appeared and requested a further delay due to his attorney’s unavoidable absence and the request was granted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Whyte
City Civil Service Commission
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Henderson
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Delmar Stiffier
John Payne
Barton College
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Nwite
Dredernith Oate Tendencias
Barton
Lawrence Webb
South Logan
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Allen
Ruth Senner
Athens Motor Sales
J. E. Householder
H. DeSoto
Plymouth
C. Dorman
Athens, Ohio
Dobbs
Hankechif” Folta
Kyle's
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Vmeel Bearings
George L. Smith
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