Executive Talk On Training Cub Scouts In May Meetings
Logan reports three early parent organization meetings to form a Cub Scout pack will be held Thursday evening May 2 at 7 30 in St Paul School Hall. A W Prewitt of Central Ohio Boy Scouts will present program explanations and parent training while outlining Cub Scout duties for boys ages 9 to 11 and the role of fathers and mothers in the Pack.
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LOGAN
St Paul
A. W Prewitt
Central Ohio Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts
Open House Party By Junior High Social Class
Logan notes the Open House event for 103 Junior High Social Efficiency Class members held Wednesday in the auditorium. Eddie Wallace MC’d with a grand march. many parents and friends attended as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schorr
Ray Thorpe
Co. V. Christman
R. H. Remple
R. E. Swartz
Ralph E.campbell
Charles Epstein
Donald Yates
Frank Judy
S. H. Bowles
Glenn Farley
John Connor
McKinley Mauk
Lawrence Myers
Robert Redd
Richard Dyer
Arthur Wonds
C. A. Wansley
Frank Courter
Hazel Keister
Kermit Ringhiser
Pearl Bail
Virgil Richards
Lloyd Blosser
Arthur Green
Albert Lackey
Carl Larimer
Helen Christel
Frank Fox
Lester Walker
Bernard Geiger
Chas. Schorr
J. &. Shriner
Boyd Wright
Ray Garverick
Omar Devol
Chas. Wallace
Chas. Shorr
M. M. Murtha
Eddie Wallace
Leo Wallace
Catherine Lindsey
Sally Holmes
Eleanor Lee
Catherine Lambert
Department of Usical Education of
Ohio Univer
Logan Social Notes Highlights Local Gatherings and Visits
The Logan community reports a Sunday family dinner at the Sinnotts Route 4 with returning service members among relatives from Hardenville Eaton New Plymouth Jackson and more. The Wednesday Sewing Club hosted guest Mrs Cecil Jones from Buffalo with a six o clock dinner and social. Royal Selective Masters meet at the Masonic Temple. Local residents make visits to Murray City Lancaster and Nelsonville. an upcoming Baton Rouge New Orleans trip covers a wedding attending clergy and bridesmaid details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Billy
McArthur
George Smith
Linda
Donna
Jean
New Plymouth
Wayne Weiss
Shelia
Jackson
Arch ‘Tschudy
James ‘Sherlock
Logan
Cecil Jones
Tommy
Buffalo
New York
Sewing Club
Clarence Blosser
Midland ‘Place
Darley Kitchen
Karl Poling
Harley Meyer
John Pierce
Harald Cruise
Thomas Evans
R. B. Perkins
Tom Armstrong
Charles
Miss Fox
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Baton Rogue
Richard Fox
Ellen Smith
Presbyterian Church
Irma Fox
James MeeNa
Patricia
The
St. Joseph's Academy
Columbus
Fifth Graders Stage Mock Radio Program
Logan reports a fifth grade assembly taught by Mrs. Lena Mock presented as a radio program on station WEG with Marilyn Davis as announcer. The show featured a Lord's Prayer, West Grade Show Band numbers, performances by Linda Kay Waugh Doris Huston Martha Tipton Larry Swartz John Goodlive Dorothy Wallace, and acts including Miss Busybody and her lion, a Duck Walk Dance, a Dutch dance, a short play A Pet for Charles with Charles Helber, and cockroach racing in a Paris 12 foot gin course.
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Jack Emrick
Joe Harbarker
Tommy Thorton
Paul West
Billy Ervin
Phillip Guess
Bob Blosser
Girl Scout Troops Report April Projects and Plans
Logan Troops share progress on hikes and cooking, friendship bags for war torn countries, and Mother's Day tea for Venus Circle of the Eastern Stars. Leaders Anne Phillips and Marilyn Brimner noted ten year service members Ant Phillips and Marilyn Brimner. New officer slate to be elected at May meetings.
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Ant Phillips
Marilyn Brimner
F. Rauch
George Vansen
Clapp
M. B. Haney
Venus Circle of the Eastern Stars
Lew Riggs
John Buntz
Rauch
VanFossen
Two Couples Given Marriage Licenses in Probate Court
Judge E L Ewing issued two marriage licenses in Probate Court on Wednesday. Charlies Edward Thompson 36 general foreman of Newton MN and Helen Jannette Funk 25 teacher of Logan received licenses. Willard A Riley 28 bus driver of Logan and Mary A Sager 22 Lancaster received licenses.
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Logan
E. L. Ewing
Charlies Edward Thompson
Roy B. Thompson
Newton
MN. J
Helen Jannette ‘Funk
Roy B. Funk
Logan Rfd
Willard A. Riley
Jesse Riley
Lancaster
Mary A. Sager
Eli Miller
DAR History Test Given Wednesday
Logan eighth graders took an American History proficiency test Wednesday led by Miss Jessie McManigal of the Governor Worthing DAR chapter. Principal Howard E. Kirk announced a May 8 general assembly where the top proficient student will receive an award along with a Good Citizenship prize for a ninth grader funded by Charles Perkins of Hoopstown, Illinois, in memory of the Goodwin family.
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Logan
Jessie McManigal
Charles Perkins
Hoopstown, Ill
Goodwin
Logan High School Receives Accreditation Nod
Principal Fred B eld announced that Logan High School was approved by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools after meeting all requirements. The association, a major accrediting body with 21 members, has Logan High School as a member since 1913. Action was taken during the association’s Chicago conference March 25 30.
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Fred Beld
D. H. Eikenberry
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Logan High School
Asso‘siation
Chicago
Iew Officers Installed by Moose Lodge
Logan Ray Lees was installed as governor at the Logan Moose Lodge installation meeting Tuesday evening with Harold Senaffer, former Delaware state governor, as installing officer. Other officers named include Brad Waugh junior governor Harry Auker prelate Merl Kimble sergeant at arms Perry Moody inside guard Leo VanBibber outside guard Orman Dolan treasurer with trustees Fred Primmer Paul Hansen Lawrence Schorr and Hugh Hooper former governor.
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Logan
Ray Lees
Logan Moose Lodge
Harold Senaffer
Delaware
Brad Waugh
Harry Auker
Merl Kimble
Perry Moody
Leo VanBibber
Orman Dolan
Fred Primmer
Paul Hansel
Lawrence Schorr
Hugh Hooper
Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Inspection in K P Hall
Pythian Sisters held their annual inspection Tuesday evening in the K of P Hall with Mr Gertrude Strasbaugh of Wilkesville as inspecting officer. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting which drew four Knights of Pythias and reps from Laurelville and New Straitsville. Officers presiding were Mrs Harry Reeves president of the Nora Past Chiefs Club, Mrs Hattie Bright vice president, Mrs Charles Mack secretary, and Mrs John Bownes treasurer. The next regular meeting is set for the second Tuesday in May.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Gertrude Strasbaugh
Wilkesville
Knights of Pythias
John Bownes
Harry Reeves
Henry Glass
Aron Adcock
Laurelville
New Straitsville
Nora Past Chiefs Club
Hattie Bright
Charles Mack
Hospital Notes Record Two Newborns at Hocking Valley
Mr and Mrs John D Holdsworth Hebron C are parents of a daughter weighing seven pounds two ounces born at Hocking Valley Hospital Wednesday at 3 40 pm Mr and Mrs Daniel Woolever Logan are parents of a son born at the H V Hospital Wednesday at 11 45 am weighing seven pounds two ounces Miss Mary Lou Nutter Carbon Hill was discharged from the H V Hospital Wednesday after major surgery on April 22
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Logan
John D. ‘Holdsworth
Hebron
Hocking Valley Hospital
Daniel Woolever
H.V. Hospital
Mary Lou Nutter
Carbon Hill
Divorce Suit Filed For Second Time In Logan Court
Clara McManus sues James McManus for divorce in Common Pleas Court on grounds of extreme cruelty. They wed March 30 1943 in Logan. no children. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony, a restraining order, and restoration of her maiden name Clara Keeny. This is the second filing after a prior dismissal.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Clara McManus
James McManus
Clara Keeny
Rhest Pettit Bangert
Bertha Moore
Roy Moore
Etta Bolin
Henry Bolin
Jack
Alba
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