Graduation May 25 and May 20 events dominate Logan school calendar
Logan schools open the public calendar with graduation set for May 25 and a baccalaureate service on May 20. The high school band plans a spring concert on May 15, 8 p.m., with prom May 25, while district activities include the May Day Pageant at Central School on Thursday at 1 p.m. The Logan high school ceremony, commencement speaker Dean Haaker, and related concerts and dances are scheduled through mid May.
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Logan High
Wallace E
Sunda Blake
Clyde
Will Pinnell
Anderson Hills
Iac Community Methodist Church
Uni- Cincinnati
M.S. Brown
Len Hasta
Dean
Festival Program Is Ready for Logan Elementary
Minnie Louise Bowen announces a Thursday afternoon music festival by Logan elementary, with first graders from West East Central schools performing a sequence of songs led by Penny Campbell, featuring multiple choruses and a finale of America the Beautiful.
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Logan
Minnie Louise Bowen
West School
Belinda
East School
Central School
East
Susie
Weasel
America the Beautiful
Penny Campbell
Miss Bowen
Ruth Goodwin
Jean Graham
Sara Lee Roach
Martha Steele
Evelyn Lappen
Margaretta Hudson
Shirley Thomas
Margaret Rush
Faith Krinn
Harriet Dollmatsch
Aileen Redick
Grace Blum
Mildred "Kinney
Logan Society and church group meetings at West Logan area
Logan Society Mothers Ciup met at West Elementary with Mrs. Doris Shull presiding. Members heard reviews on mental health, enjoyed a shrubbery planting project, and planned a May picnic at Kachelmacher Park. Nearby, bridge and canasta games, church services, and WSCS activities were reported with multiple hostesses and leaders named. New officers to take over at the June gathering.
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West Elementary School
Doris Shull
Mary Josephine Griffin
Wanda Angle David Myers
Karen Kornmiller
H. M. Boocks
Count Booth
Paul Ellinger
Clarence Kornmiller
Joe Hiltots
Loy Daubenmier
Kachelmacher Parl
West Logan
Nelsonville Social Note on Evelyn Benson’s India visit
Evelyn Benson of the Ohio Department of Health spoke to the Presbyterian Women’s Association about her 1949-50 India experience with the United Nations World Health Organization. She now supervises Athens, Jackson, Hocking and Vinton Counties, and the group adopted new by laws with 29 members present.
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Evelyn Benson
Ohio Department, of Health
Presbyterian Women's Association
India
United Nations World Health Organization
Athens
Jackson
Hocking
Vinton Counties
Margaret Johnson
James Shumaker
Circle 24
Circle 1
Nelsonville VFW Posts Social May 13 With Music
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3467 Nelsonville hosts a social at the post home on Riverside Drive Sunday May 13 starting at 3 p.m. Music and entertainment will be furnished and admission is pot luck All members and social members are invited Supper postponed a week per Rev J A Long of the Christian Church
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Riverside Dr
J. A. Long
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Christian Church
Dinner Set To Honor Adult Scouts
Dinner honoring 98 adult scouts from the Hacking District of the Boy Scouts of America will be held Tuesday May 13 in the First EUB Church educational unit. District chairman actions and officer installations for the coming year are on the agenda with speaker Robert Tortune of Washington D. C. a leading Fayette County agriculturist and longtime Scouting advocate. Tickets are available from troop committee members Laurelville James Frey Haydenville L M Ingram Murray City Rev Clyde Bacus Union Furnace Rev Paul Sellers Enterprise J A Mathias Logan D E Marstiller James Stewart Arthur Gasser Paul Brown George Rolston Donald Lightfoot.
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Hacking
Boy Scouts of America
EUB
Robert Tortune
Washington D. H
Fayette County
Central Ohio Council
Laurelville
James Frey
Haydenville
L. M. Ingram
Murray City
Clyde Bacus
Union Furnace
Paul Sellers
Enterprise
J. A. Mathias
Logan
D. E. Marstiller
James Stewart
Arthur Gasser
Paul Brown
George Rolston
Donald Lightfoot
Nelsonville Rotary hears on new sewage plant from director
Nelsonville Construction Director Francis J. Neill of the Welsbach Corp spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about the new Nelsonville sewage disposal plant. He explained operation plans, distributed a Welsbach publication with photos, and screened construction films for embers. Guests included Ralph Helber and Gerald Baird. Also noted Cosmopolitan Club members from Nelsonville recently at an Ohio Federated Women’s Club convention in Columbus.
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Francis J. Neill
Nelsonville
Welsbach Corp
Nelsonville Roary Club
O'Neill
Welsbach
Lander Construction
Ralph Helber
Gerald Baird
Cosmopolitan Club
Ohio Federated Women's Club
Columbus
Wesley’ Hawk
Harry Ball
Louise Pearce
Elizabeth Linton
Fragmented sale ad hints at gifts for mother
A damaged note suggests buying a gift for mother tomorrow morning. The readable text hints at a general holiday or occasion sale with unspecified items and no clear vendor.
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