Influenza Affects 25 Percent At Chauncey High
Chauncey reports ongoing influenza in the district with elementary attendance normal. At Chauncey High 25 percent of students were absent, and five teachers were out at times including Frances Howard Goldie Corwin Blanche Bookman Ruth Andrien and Mrs Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. G. Davis
Chauncey High School
Frances Howard
Goldie Corwin
Blanche Bookman
Millfield
Ruth Andrien
Mrs. Bell
Red Cross Drive Extended in Glouster to Meet County Goal
The Red Cross fund drive in Glouster has been extended into April until Athens County's $9,000 quota is reached. Mrs. Lowell Burnell urges workers to complete canvassing within 10 days or two weeks. Existing solicitors return with a few new ones added to boost last year’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Red Cross
Athens County
Lowell Burnell
Trimble
Grange Banquet Draws 140 Members in Logan
More than 140 members of Hocking County Granges attended the annual banquet Saturday evening at Logan Clay Products Co. The event featured remarks by National Grange Secretary Harry A. Caton praising industry and agriculture cooperation and four key unification principles emphasizing production, buying power, understanding, and global peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Granges
Logan Clay Products Co
Harry A. Caton
National Grange
Caton
Coshocton County
James R. Smoot
County Agriculture Extension
Mary Grubb
Ewing Grange
Betty Funk
Miller Chapel Grange
Kenneth Jes
Harold Nihiser, Jr
Mary Dupler
Theodore Dupler
John Amnah
Antioch Grange
Faith Krinn
C. W. Skinner
Arlie Brimner
Walter North
Martin Nowacki
Pastors Promote Easter Seal Sale Across Churches
Palm Sunday services saw pastors urge congregations to buy Easter seals to aid crippled and handicapped children. Rev. Clinton Swengel chaired the effort for Logan First Methodist. the sale runs through April 6 with schoolchildren participating starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Clinton Swengel
Logan First Methodist Church
George C. Shaw
Shaw
Venus Chapter Inspected by Eastern Star Officials
More than 200 members and guests witnessed the ritualistic inspection of the Venus Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Pauline Williams Shawnee, deputy grand matron, inspected. Mrs. Marvin Lackey welcomed attendees. decorations featured palms ferns and tulips. social hour included refreshments and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Shriner
Merritt Wonn Jr
James Rees
Harry Hammon
Edgar Hillyer
Robert Emerson
Williams
Willard Lyke
Mississippi
Hillyer
Hospital Notes in Logan and Nearby Areas
Logan area birth and admission notes report Mr and Mrs Richard Dunn welcomed a daughter at Hocking Valley Hospital weighing six and a half pounds. Other births include Nelsonville couples Woodard and Phillips each welcoming daughters and Beattie welcoming a son. Admissions include Sarah Weis William L Burke and Fred Bownes of Logan. Dismissals list Henry Johnson Nelsonville Ernest Spencer Gerald Bittner and George Archer of Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ernest Spencer
Gerald Bittner
George Archer
Murray City
Squaw Club Entertained Guests At Mrs Wells Home
The Squaw Club met at Mrs. Sam Wells's Warner Ave home on a Thursday evening with games and contests planned. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Eli Booth and Mrs. Emma Lanning. a late supper followed, guests seated amid spring flower arrangements including Mrs. Arnold Manter and several other listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squaw Club
Sam Wells
Warner Ave
Eli Booth
Emma Lanning
Arnold Manter
Columbus
Jesse Cooley
Noel Dyer
Lanning
John Liff
Charles Mohler
Charles Mock
Floree
Charles
Driver Held During Probe of Accident
Logan resident Alma Burt is held in the Hocking County jail as deputies investigate a two-vehicle collision on Route 33 south of Logan Saturday night. Edward Angle and his wife Kathryn were treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after the wreck involving a pickup owned by James Palermo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alma Burt
Hocking County
Here
Burt
Edward Angle
FOE
Floyd Duffy
Angle
Kathryn
Hocking Valley Hospital
Duffy
James Palermo
Sheriff's Office
Lewis Price
Jack Waldron
Hocking County Land Transfers Listing Multiple Parcel Sales
A compilation of property deeds in Hocking County detailing transfers across townships. Notable moves include William Kemper estate to Wesley Kemper for 17.51 acres in Green Township and numerous transactions involving Perry Logan Falls and Benton townships with 5 to 251 acre parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kemper
Wesley R. Kemper
Green Township
Willie Amos
Roxie Amos
Dicken
Logan
Bertha Fetheroll
Stacey Deffenbaugh
Perry Township
Stacie Deffenbaugh
Millard Fetheroll
Etta Lane
Roy C. Turner
Washington Township
Julia F. Pfeiffer
William Aurand
Marion
Carrie Cyrus
Robert F
Gladys Conrad
Marion Township
Otis E. Eveland
Myrtle M. Eveland
Willis
Lena Shaffer
Benton Township
Andrew Reynolds
Samuel M
Virginia Mae Reynolds
Fearn J. Lehman
Charles D. Lehman
Rickett’s
Harry
Nellie Bittner
Harry Bittner, Jr
Murray City
Rose Rhoda Shepherd
Clifford Raymond Shepherd
S. Louis Branum
Blanch Branum
Mabel I
Eugene M. Harden
Falls Township
Celia Neeman
Ray Shafer
Lydia Risch
J. E. Stuart
Good Hope
Irma L. Powell
Farmers and Merchants Bank
James H. Powell
Erma L. Powell
J. & D. Brick Corp
Logan Clay Products Co
O. C
Pauline Scholl
W. M
Margaret Hannon
Bell-Scholl
Virgil M
Charles Schrader
William R
Anne L. Coakley
John McBroom
Forest M. Glenn
Elizabeth Glenn
Louise Coakley
Ralph E
Helen M. Swartz
Homer C
Nellie A. Wilson
Wilbert F. Krinn
Virgil Sater
Laurel Township
Sam C
Nora Buchanan
Dorothy Worthington
Ward
Murray
Della Phillips
Merle W. Walker
Starr Township
Redecoration Set For Hocking County Courthouse
Logan announces redecorating the 24 year old Hocking County courthouse to begin this week using Eby Wallpaper Shoppe as the lowest bid winner after bids opened two weeks ago by commissioners Stanley Baker Andrew Rheinscheid and James L. Martin. Buell Eby owner, contract to be completed today with interior work starting immediately.
Cpl Harry Pol Receives Army Air Corps Discharge
Logan Cpl Harry Calvin Polock of Haydenville has been discharged from the Army Air Corps at Mitchell Field New York according to Selective Service officials.
Windstorm Causes Notable Property Damage In Town
Severe wind storm Monday night caused extensive damage with many windows broken. Thurman Babcock’s poultry house lost its roof as the worst damage. Community notes include a Red Cross donation from the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Others: Grace Louden visited Spring Hill Sanatorium. Raymond Larkins enlisted in the Army. George Curtis rushed to Granville, Ohio for his sister’s illness. Kathlene Carnahan visited Ralph Bissell in Parkersburg hospital. Guy Hayman’s car damaged in a Torch collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Thurman Babcock
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Red Cross
Grace Louden
Spring Hill
Raymond Larkins
George Curtis
Granville
Ohio
Kathlene Carnahan
Ralph Paul Bissell
Parkersburg
Guy Hayman
Initiation Dinner for Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority in Logan
The Alpha Xi Chapter held a formal initiation dinner at the White House with red and gold decor and roses in copper bowls. Mrs. Martha Kruger led the initiation for members including Mrs. Beryl Dawson and Doris Allen, with officers Velva Brashares Katie Johnson Berniece Taylor and Helen Rush assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Alpha Xi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
White House
Martha Kruger
Beryl Dawson
Corning
Doris Allen
Junction City
Virginia McCullough
Somerset
Elizabeth Newton
Gladys Folden
New Lexington
Velva Brashares
Gibisonville
Katie Johnson
Nelsonville
Berniece Taylor
Laurelville
Malcolm Shupe
Helen Rush
Minnie Louise Bowen
George Carr
Mary Connor
Florence Larimer
Gladys Webb
Adda McCombs
Delta Kappa Gamma
Annie Webb Blanton
Blanton
McCombs
the Plains High School
Mary Ward
University Elementary School
Athens
Religious Cults Theme Topic At Saturday Club Meeting
Members of the Saturday Club met at the White House with Mrs. Amos Potts presiding Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Potts discussed religious cults and their rise in the United States, noting leaders' influence and members' restlessness seeking answers. Delegates Miss Florence Bort and Miss Wilhelmine Deissele were named for the Columbus Federated Women's clubs convention in June. A dessert course followed for attendees including Mrs. Howard E. White, Mrs. Franklin Kerr, Mrs. Richard Lavey, Mrs. Emerson Poston, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Miller
White House
Amos Potts
Florence Bort
Wilhelmine Deissele
Columbus
Federated Women’s Clubs of
Ohio
Potts
United States
Howard E. White
Franklin Kerr
Richard Lavey
Emerson Poston
Russell Berlin
Ralph Poston
D. A. Rannells
Raymond Keairns
Bort
Deissele
Marriage of Letha Lou Poling and Robert Bartholomew
Letha Lou Poling and Robert J Bartholomew were married March 19 in Newport Kentucky at the Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage. The bride, Logan route 2, wore pastel green with black accessories and a shoulder corsage. She is a Logan High School 1946 graduate. he is a Logan High School 1941 alumnus and former first lieutenant with over 45 months in the Army. The couple will live near Logan after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poling
Logan
Letha Lou
Robert J. Bartholomew
Oscar Bartholomew
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Newport
Logan High School
Commercial Club
Household Science Club
Girls’ Athletic Association
Bartholomew
Logan Area Notices Show Weekend Visits Across Cities
Logans residents report visits and returns from weekend travels. Peggy Sanderson returned to Columbus after time with her mother Mrs. Paul Sanderson on E Second Street. Alva Phillips went back to Logan from Nel sonville area after visiting Mrs. Vista Garrett. Donna Fowler traveled home to Columbus after visiting here. John Gallagher from Brooklyn, NY spent several days as a business visitor in Logan. Athens hosts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison with Sheila Graham visiting Miles Graham over the weekend. I R Haas of New Plymouth spent days with Walter Haas and daughter Jean, with Helen Haas a Lancaster teacher visiting Haas. Mrs. John Holder and Mrs. Irene Buchanan of Baltimore plus Mrs. Walter Miller of Lancaster and Agnes Ankle of Logan visited cousin Olive B Neibling on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Sanderson
Columbus
Paul Sanderson
E. Second St
Alva Phillips
Logan
Vista Garrett
Nelsonville
Donna Fowler
John Gallagher
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Morrison
Sheila Graham
Athens
Miles Graham
I. R. Haas
New Plymouth
Walter Haas
Jean
Helen Haas
Lancaster
Haas
John Holder
Irene Buchanan
Baltimore
Walter Miller
Agnes Ankle
Olive B. Neibling
W. Second St
Graham nieces stay with Shields family in Poston
Mr and Mrs Charles Shields care for Marilyn and Barbara Graham daughters of Otto and Mrs Graham while they work in Lansing Michigan. Nearby visits include Pearl Coon and Bradly family and James Shields guests. Grandparents Gus Graham hosted Marilyn and Barbara on a Sunday visit in The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shields
Marilyn
Barbara Graham
Henry Shields
Chauncey
William McColley
Columbus
Charles North
Carrol Riley
John Davis
Floyd Bennett
McDougal
Nancy
Linda
Dwight Davis
Community Notes From Dexter and Nearby
Dexter residents Mr and Mrs Clare Folden Akron spent winter in Florida and travel home with W R Amos. Several visiting relatives from Columbus and Peach Ridge are noted along with a home demonstration meeting at Eddie Stout’s home. Illnesses and medical care involve Mrs Glada Davis, Jerry Smith, and George Clouch’s cow. Wilber Braley plans a month in St Petersburg Florida with two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Clare Folden
Akron
Florida
W. R. Amos
F. C. Folden
Mildred Johnson
Peach Ridge
Waid Nicholson
Waid, Jr
Lee Martin
Columbus
Miss Nolan
Eddie Stout
Jiiden
Glada Davis
Jerry Smith
Max Smith
H. C. Smith
Carl McClure
Marion McClure
Mary Holter
Bashan
Homer Grosstuck
Timpkins Roller Bearing Co
Cahoon
Wilkesville
George Clouch
Wilber Braley
St. Petersburg
Fla
Laurel Run Laurel Run Club Hosts March Meeting
Mrs Millard Patton hosted the Friendly Neighbor Club at home March 20 with a quilting session and a potluck dinner. Mrs William Sparks Sr received a birthday gift during a business meeting as Mrs Charles Patton led a St Patrick’s Day themed program. Guests included Mrs J R McQuire Mrs Hattie Bickel and Mrs Gilbert Staten of Union Furnace. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Clarence Patton on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run
Millard Patton
Friendly Neighbor Club
William Sparks Sr
Charles Patton
J. R. McQuire
Hattie Bickel
Gilbert Staten
Union Furnace
Clarence Patton
Paul Angle
Polly Ann
Columbus
John Hammon
Jackie and
Billie
Logan
Harve Angle
Haydenville
Pete Brandon
Mickey
Arthur Todd
Ivan Wolfe
Robert
Nelsonville
V. R. Wolfe
Scouts To Get Recognition At District Board Review
Chauncey Supt. W G Davis of Chauncey-Dover schools scoutmaster for Troop 28 said local Scouts will go to Athens on April 1 to appear before the Hock-Hocking District Board of Review for advancement. Merit badges and rank advances will be awarded with a Court of Honor planned in Chauncey to announce the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. G. Davis
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Boy Scout Troop
Athens
Hock-Hocking
Brunton Rites To Be Tuesday
Corning obituary for Robert Brunton 73 a Buckingham resident and former miner who died Saturday after a five week illness. He worked 30 years as a miner, native of Hubbard Pennsylvania, survived by wife Nettie and two brothers James Buckingham and Alex Akron. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Buckingham home with Rev. Aubrey Mitchell. Burial Maplewood Cemetery New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Robert Brunton
Buckingham
Brunton
Hubbard
Buckinham
FOE
Nettie
James
Alex
Akron
Aubrey Mitchell
Maplewood Cemetery
New Lexington
Easter Operetta Draws Athens County Guests
Rev and Mrs Gilbert Courtney Harve Courtney Christine Brown Chauncey Mrs Lucille Sanders Millfield Grace Morley joined Athens University faculty in Tippecanoe City to see an Easter operetta staged by elementary pupils directed by Isabelle Courtney Chauncey. Gilbert Courtney spoke at an assembly Friday morning before the group returned to Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Harve Courtney
Christine Brown
Lucille Sanders
Millfield
Grace Morley
Athens
Ohio University
Tippecanoe City
Ohio
Isabelle Courtney
Courtney
Paul Courtney
Springfield
Relative Is Ill In Columbus Hospital Visit
Mrs. S. D. Jackson of Chauncey was summoned to Columbus due to her brother-in-law John Winnegar's serious illness and major surgery. She planned to stay several days with her sister at the Columbus hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
S. D. Jackson
Columbus
Inlaw
John Winnegar
Mrs Glass to Host Friendly Class Meeting at The Plains
Mrs Ruth Glass of The Plains will host the Friendly Class of The Plains Church of the Nazarene on Tuesday night. The class teacher is Mrs Stella Darnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ruth Glass
the Plains
The
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Stella Darnell
Plains WCTU Meeting Led by Ada Lakin at Methodist Church
The Plains Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will convene tonight at 7 30 at the Methodist Church. Mrs Ada Lakin will preside over the session outlining plans and activities for the local temperance group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Wctu
Chauncey
Methodist Church
Ada Lakin
Condition Unimproved for William Champlin Chauncey
William Champlin Chauncey remains ill at his Converse Street home with no improvement reported. The brief item notes his condition and location without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Champlin
Converse St
Grandson Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall hosted a dinner at their home Thursday evening for their grandson Peter Jay Jones on his fourth birthday. Attending were Nora Jones of Columbus, James McLain and daughters Linda Lou and Emily Jane from near Mountsville, Vern Hall and daughter Sharon Ann, Susanne, Larry and Carolyn Colbert all local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Roy Hall
Peter Jay Jones
Nora Jones
Columbus
James McLain
Linda Lou
Emily Jane
Mountsville
Vern Hall
Sharon Ann
Susanne
Larry
Carolyn Colbert
Faithful Class Hosts Reading Meeting at Methodist Church
The Jacksonville Methodist Church Faithful Class met at Mrs. Bertha Heffken's home Wednesday evening. Readers presented Missionary Story, Make Room for the Bible and The Good Nobody Sees with additional remarks by Mrs. Oral Kearns. Easter events include a Sunrise pageant Heart of the Cross and infant christenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Bertha Heffken
Lara McCaskey
Leona Orme
Oral Kearns
Kearns
Orme
Maxine Linscott
Lucile Williams
McCaskey
Lena Maxwell
Arlene Davis
Ethel Shirkey
Bob Phillips
Carl Wetherell
Palm Sunday Service at Glouster Methodist Church
Palm Sunday observance at Glouster Methodist Church began at 10 30 a m with a processional by children bearing palms and a chorus Hozanna We Come under Mrs J H Elias and Miss Margaret Gamwell The Young Peoples choir directed by Mrs Ralph Darling sang Hozanna in the Highest with Mrs Elias at the piano Rev Eugene Brown preached on King of Kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Hozanna
J. H. Elias
Margaret Gamwell
Ralph Darling
Elias
Eugene Brown
Community Notes From Mineral Area
Mrs Junior Stephenson spent days with her youth near Guysville who were ill. Recent births include Jack and Leslie Albaugh and Ward Swart. Emma Jenkins remains ill at home. Candlelight Good Friday service planned April 4 at 7 30 p m. Maude Brooks and Phyllis visited Sugar Creek with John Davis. Kenneth Brooks hosted Mary Mosher from Columbus. Iverrean Riley hosted a shower for Donna Lavender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral
Junior Stephenson
Guysville
M. G. Woods
Charles Woods
Athens
Burl Burr
Cincinnati
C. V. Hester
Jack Sickels
Leslie Albaugh
Ward Sw
Maude Brooks
Phyllis
Sugar Creek
John Davis
Kenneth Brooks
Mary Mosher
Columbus
Brooks
Iverrean Riley
Donna Lavender
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Host Quilt ing Party
Chauncey Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday for a quilting party at Chauncey Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chauncey Dowler Reported Ill at Jacobs Avenue Home
Eugene Dowler Chauncey has been reported ill at his Jacobs Avenue home. The brief notice notes his condition and location without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eugene Dowler
Jacobs Ave
Glouster Auxiliary Hosts UMWA Convention Guests
Members from Glouster Auxiliary who attended the UMWA convention in Chauncey were Mrs. Winefordner Clark Trace Cevola and Dixon. The group will host the next district convention in June with a basket dinner at Jacksonville park and plans for games and entertainment for an all day affair inviting all local UMWA members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
UMWA
Chauncey K
P. Hall
Anna Winefordner
Elizabeth Clark
Garnet Trace
Mildred Cevola
Harriett Dixon
Jacksonville Park
Mrs. Thomas Blower Birthday Observed at Glouster Home
Family members gathered at the Blower residence on Glouster Route 2 to honor Mrs. Thomas Blower on her March 23 birthday. A noon chicken dinner was served for Harley Blower and spouse, Monte Jan, and several Blower relatives from Millfield Nelsonville Trimble and Glouster Route 1 families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thomas Blower
Blower
Mrs. Blower
Harley Blower
Monte Jan
Trimble
Harold Blower
Tommie
Barbara
Richard Powell
Millfield
Arthur Newton
Jimmie
Nelsonville
Neasley Maxwell
David and
Raymond
Swart Funeral Rites Conducted Saturday
Funeral services for Harry Dick Swart were held Saturday at the Glouster Methodist Church with Rev. Eugene Brown officiating. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery at Chauncey after a 15 month illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harry
Dick) Swart
Glouster Methodist Church
Eugene Brown
Nye
Chauncey
Glouster Personalities Show Visiting Locals
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs Hus bert Guess of Logan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs George H Campbell. Dick Buchman spent Thursday and Friday with his grandmother Mrs T A R Lewis. Mr and Mrs M M Bryson called Sunday at Paul and Ed Kimes home. Ed Kimes has been ill for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
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Poston
Laurel
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Mrs. Glass
Mrs. Heffken
Eugene Dowler III
Munsingwear
Zenners
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Aliaber
Martin & Rotler
Middleport
Beaco
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