71 Seniors To Graduate From Hocking Schools
Logan district notes 71 seniors from Laurelville and Union Furnace high schools will graduate in May. Laurelville lists 40 graduates from multiple routes with names including Kenneth I Barnes and Barbara J Burns. Union Furnace graduates include Robert L Carter and Shirley E Vermillion among others.
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Hocking Schools
LOGAN
Hocking County
James Frey
Laurelville High School
Union Furnace High School
Laurelville
Kenneth I. Barnes
James C. Cavince
Rebecca E. Hartley
Robert J. Febes
Robert D. Fox
Carolyn J. Swackhammer
Sue Ann Weaver
Clara J. Garrett
Janet D. Reid
Esther G. Hedges
Gary L. Hunt
David L. Karshner
Earl R. Lindsey
Goldie Jane McNichols
Richard L. Ricketts
George Runkle
David W. Storts
Joyce Ann Weaver
Linda M. Weaver
Nona F. Mueller
Delbert N. Poling
George A. Poling
Gary A. Sherman
Bonnie Sue Thompson
Robert L. Carter
John R. Dorris
Shirley E. Vermillion
Union Furnace
Gloria Jean Ackson
Prewitt Named Cashier of New Logan Bank
Aubrey Prewitt of Pickerington was announced as cashier of the newly chartered Citizens Bank of Logan. A former Pickerington Bank executive and schoolteacher, he will begin duties June 1 with a tentative July 1 opening for the bank.
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Logan
Aubrey Prewitt
Pickerington
Citizens Bank of Logan
Pickerington Bank
Prewitt
Eastern Kentucky State College
Richmond
Ohio
Kentucky
Farmers and Citizens Bank of Lancaster
First National Bank of Marietta
Berne Union High School
Sugar Grove
Ohio Bankers Association School of Banking
Ohio University
American Institute of Banking
Columbus
Dana
James F
William T
Party Is Friday at Glouster Church Event
The Loyal Daughters Class and the Berean Class of the Glouster Church of Christ invite all women and girls to a Mother Daughter party at 7 p.m. Friday. A program will be followed by refreshments.
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GLOUSTER — The _ Loyal Daughters
Berean
Glouster Church of Christ
ODRINEX Weight Loss Claim Ad
An advertisement promotes ODRINEX a tiny appetite suppressing tablet sold without prescription. It guarantees fat loss in seven days or money back and promises no required exercise with full refund if unsatisfied. Athens Pharmacy at 6 South Court Street handles orders.
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Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Adv
Suspects Turned Over To Lancaster Police
Two Lancaster men age 22 were held for investigation of breaking and entering at the American Legion home Monday night. Norman T. Kemper and Elmer L. Barnes were turned over to Lancaster authorities for questioning in the theft of brass dies used in glass product manufacture. The dies were found in the rear of an abandoned automobile off Lake Logan road. The car was registered to Barnes. The pair were arrested walking along the C&O Railway tracks north of Enterprise.
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Logan
Lancaster
Man T. Kemper
Elmer L. Barnes
Anchor-Hocking Glass Co
Lake Logan
Legion Home
Barnes
C&o
Enterprise
Humorist Subject Of Study Club Meeting
Mrs. C. E. Sweeney hosted the Senior Progressive Study Club at Barbour Street. With President absent, vice president Mrs. Harold Wagner led. Mrs. J. E. Anderson presented on Bennett Cerf and members read quips from Cerf's syndicated box column. The year ends with a May 16 dinner at the Cottage Tea Room in Athens.
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Glouster
C. E. Sweeney
Progressive Study Club
Barbour St
Francis McAllister
Harold Wagner
J. E. Anderson
Bennett Cerf
Cerf
Athens Messenger
Cottage Tea Room
Athens
Injured Boy Still Critical After Logan Accident
A nine year old boy, David Armstrong of Logan Route 2, remains unconscious in Children's Hospital Columbus with head injuries, a fractured jaw, ribs, and possible internal injuries after being struck by 18 year old Jack Kornmiller of Logan Route 2 who stopped and took him to hospital. Sheriff Hartman found no charges and said the driver was within the speed limit.
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Logan
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
David Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Jack Kornmiller
Danny
Kornmiller
Hocking Valley Hospital
Childrens Hospital
Paul Hartman
Mrs. Bosworth To Host May Meeting
The Bishopville Church Missionary Society met at Mrs. Betty Dolan's home with 10 members present. Mrs. Inez Wisecup led devotions. prizes went to Mrs. Nelva Easler and Mrs. Wisecup. Hostess and guests enjoyed refreshments. The May meeting will be at Mrs. Londa Bosworth's home.
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Glouster
Bishopville Church Missionary Society
Betty Dolan
Inez Wisecup
Nelva Easler
Erma Dolan
Kasler
Londa Bosworth
Dressings to be Made Tonight by Eastern Star at Masonic Hall
GLOUSTER Then Chapter 192 Eastern Star will host dressings for cancer patients tonight at 7 30 at the Masonic Hall Glouster. Helpers invited and asked to bring old sheets or blankets to aid in making the dressings.
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Glouster
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Logan science teacher honored as outstanding in Ohio district
Ralph Walker of Logan Junior High School was named Outstanding Science Teacher of the Year by the Ohio Academy of Science for the 13 county Ohio University district. The 28 year veteran emphasized grounding students in fundamentals and stimulating interest while noting his work extended beyond the classroom and into student science projects and district competitions.
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LOGAN
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio University
Ralph Walker
Academy
Cincinnati
Hocking County
Logan High School
Walker
LHS
Harley Ellinger
Ohio State University
OSU
Enterprise
Donald
Bill
Muskingum College
Don
Muskingum
Union Furnace High School
James Shipman
SEC Teachers Association
Jennie Mae
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admits
The Hocking Valley Hospital reports births for Mr and Mrs Raymond Amerine Creole Route 1 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Franklin Holcomb Logan Route 4 a son. Admits include Leroy Clark Logan medical Harry M Deible Logan Route 2 medical Mrs Arthur Donson Murray City medical Warren G Henry Logan medical William E Grove Logan Route Mrs W O Iles Logan Route 2 medical Mrs Charles Campbell New Straitsville Route 1 and daughter Mrs Donald Hopkins Logan and daughter Henry Anderson Logan Wayne Dennis Logan Mrs Leslie Hartshorn Laurel.
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Raymond Amerine
Franklin Holcomb Logan
Leroy Clark
Logan
Harry M. Deible
Arthur Donson
Murray City
Warren G. Henry
William E. Grove
W. O. Iles
Charles Campbell
New Straitsville
Donald Hopkins
Henry Anderson
Wayne Dennis
Leslie Hartshorn
Laurelville
Legion Tonight Meeting Planned at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Legion Hall.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Pleads Guilty In Athens Man Speeding Case
Donald E. Helvis, 22, of Logan An Athens man, cited for speeding, pleaded guilty and was fined 15 dollars plus costs. Charge filed April 23 by Sheriff Paul Hartman. arraignment held Wednesday in County Court.
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Logan
Athens
Donald E. Helvis
Paul Hartman
Concert Attendance At M and M High School
GLOUSTER Mrs Timothy Dolan and daughter Alice Marie attended the spring concert at M and M High School in McConnelsville. Miss Molly Ann Dolan also performed in the program.
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Glouster
Timothy Dolan
Alice Marie
M and M High School
McConnelsville
Molly Ann Dolan
Spring Party Plans Made at Lake Burr Oak
Plans for the Junior Progressive Study Club spring party were finalized at the group’s last meeting hosted by Mrs. Terry Holbert. A $3 donation to the cancer fund and $1 pledges to the Mental Health Association were reported, along with a gift to Pvt. Chester Keith in a Georgia Army hospital. The event, to be hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Patton at Lake Burr Oak, will start at 6 p.m. on May 15, with entertainment by Mrs. Robert Horn showing slides of Disneyland.
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Glouster
Charles Patton
Lake Burr Oak
Robert Horn
Disneyland
California
John Cunningham
Leonard Johnson
Larry Schoeman
Sidney T. Russell
Tom Echstenkamper
Ralph Hines
Fred Sherlock
Louis Jewell
Richard Hunter
Jerry Hartley
Louis Docie
Harold Vaughn
James Blower
Joseph Beshara
Larry Keith
William Roberts
Fred Blower Arrives in Germany as Army Artillery Cook
Frederick R. Blower, son of Mrs Mary E Blower of Glouster Ohio, has arrived in Germany and serves as a first cook in Battery A of the 7th Artillery in Schweinfurt. He entered the Army in 1943 and is a 1931 Glouster High School graduate. His wife Bertha accompanies him.
Priscilla Class Holds Final Regular Meeting
The Priscilla Class of Glouster Methodist Church met for its regular session. Mrs. Ruth Cole led the business meeting and readings by Mrs. Annie Echstenkamper. A nominating committee was named and the hostess group listed.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Glouster Methodist Church
Ruth Cole
Annie Echstenkamper
Bess Shumway
Salad Course Given at 500 Club Meeting
The 500 Club was entertained at Mrs. Ernest Vernon home on Front Street. High score went to Mrs. Edward Ley with Mrs. Esther Lamborn in second place. A salad course was served to the hostesses and guests Mrs. Earl Morris, Mrs. C. E. Haskins, Mrs. Kate Vaughn, and Mrs. Thomas Noon.
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Ernest Vernon
Front St
Edward Ley
Esther Lamborn
Earl Morris
C. E. Haskins
Kate Vaughn
Thomas Noon
Barbara Ann Kuhn Weds Ray M Hart Bride in Logan
Barbara Ann Kuhn daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray M Hart of 194 S Market St Logan married James Frederick Riggs son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Riggs of Logan Route 1 at St Johns Catholic Church. Rev Fr Charles P Foy officiated nine o clock ceremony with music by John Blasius and Mrs Russell Montgomery. Reception and breakfast followed at St Johns school hall. The couple will reside at 10860 Fourth St.
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Logan
Barbara Ann Kuhn
Ray M. Hart
S. Market St
James Frederick Riggs
Floyd Riggs
St. John's Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
St. John's School Hall
John Funk
Ralph Wycskoff Jr
Shelia Rohrer
Mary Ann Jaques
Sugar Grove
Floating Warehouses Guard Grain in Buffalo Harbor
Between 40 and 50 ships loaded with 12 to 15 million bushels of grain act as floating warehouses in Buffalo harbor each winter. They serve to store abundant grain supply for the region and support local shipping and trade activities.
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Buffalo
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Sarah Mae Slager
David L. Williams
Rockbridge
Clayton E. Stahr
Barbara J. Burns
Leroy M. Durst
Mary Olive McGiffin
Ruth Carol Toy
Amanda
Barbara Jane Notestone
Adelpi
Jessie M. Davis
Donna Bell Disbennett
Terrence K. Huffman
David K. Lehman
Linda Kay Whitcraft
South Bloomingville
John, J. Fetherofl
Larry Unger
William E. Barstow
Mickey W. Brandon
Judith Ann Lash
Jerry Sheets
Paul T. Sparks
Gary W. Wood
James FE. Wood
Nelsonville
Mary Lou Ackison
Sharon Rose Beavers
Charlene Edwards
Lenora G. Edwards
Betty Lou Haybrow
Melvin L. McDaniel
James E. Steele
Oscar H. Thacker
New Plymouth
Maureen H. Armstrong
Foster L. Barnhart
Linda Lou Crow
Bonnie Jean Gainer
Macklyn V. Smith
Sandra K. Clarke
John M. Weaver
Alma M. Woodgeard
Gary L. Wyckoff
Phyllis M. Leffler
John M. Oliver
Haydenville
Carol V. May
Lancaster Police
Gion
Lancaster Authori
Mrs. Bosworth
May
Legion
BUCS
ALCO
Ately
Call LY
Fred Blower
Germany
Donald Riggs
Roberta Sheets
Sue Strait
Robert Riggs
Beverly Loomis
Union
Fourth St
Herman and Strait Firestone Store
Metal Powder Products Co
Colfax
Reynoldsburg
Tri
Bob and Cathryn
High St
Glouster. O
Goldberg
Glousier
ETRA
Benim
Jamaica
Camel
Lucky Strike
Old Gold
Phillip Morris
Glouster, Ohio
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