Dandy Darlings Bowlers Honor Season Winners
The Dandy Darlings Bowling League held its annual banquet at Brandt's Mecca Room with 51 members. Pepsi Cola team, led by Dolores Cook and others, received trophies. top season honors went to Mrs. McBroom high average 161, Mrs. Sparks high single 231, and Mrs. Florence Walker high triple 545.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBroom
Walker
Margi Cole
Lois Nihiser
Bailey
Katy Nunnally
Sparks
Ruth Burgess
Anna Eckart
Hilda Harble
Dorothy Blum
Joanne Parrish
Judy Hamilton
Cook
Betty Nihiser
Gill Dunn
Dottie McMarley
Betty Jenkins
Linda Rook
Commission OKs Bid For Cruiser In County
Logan The Hocking County commissioners approved the bid of Tansky Motor Sales for a new 1963 Dodge cruiser for the sheriff's department. The only other bidder was W H Chevrolet Sales. Sealed bids on the wrecked cruiser will be received until 10 a.m. May 23. The board also named Paige Gillogly as part time county office help with full time status June 1. Salary set at $200 a month. Final personal property tax payment date extended from June 20 to July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Tansky Motor Sales
Sheriff's Department
W&h
Chevrolet
William C. Woodgeard
Paige Gillogly
John Gillogly
Jeanette Fraizer
Fund Raising Discussed By Circle
Federated Circle met at the Federated Church to discuss money making projects. Marguerite Meyer donated twenty four large light bulbs for the Lincoln Heights lighted cross. Mrs. George Williamson read a thank you note for cards and flowers during hospitalization. Mrs. Clarence Massar led a mother themed program with refreshments served by Mrs. Louis Reibel and Mrs. Neutzling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Federated Circle
Federated Church
Norman Kloes
Ben Neutzling
Marguerite Meyer
Lincoln Heights
George Williamson
Clarence Massar
Louis Reibel
Neutzling
Banquet Postponed by Junior Chamber Scholars Plan
Middleport a scholarship recognition banquet planned with five high schools is postponed to the 1963-64 term due to high water and inclement weather delaying school activities. The Jaycee scholarship committee cited weather as the cause for the delay. Logan birth and death totals reported by the Logan Hocking County Health Department show 25 births and 7 deaths in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Outgoing Pomeroy Band Boosters Pin Recipients Named
Pomeroy Band Boosters held a meeting at the senior high school where outgoing officers received carnations from Mrs Maxine Arnold. Recipients included Mrs Henry Wells Mrs Gilbert Mees Mrs Tom Crow Jr and Mrs Charles Persinger. Renzo Menchini installed new officers with Mrs Leland Sisson receiving the president's pin. Plans announced for the alumni banquet on June 1 with Mrs Arnold general chairman and Mrs Wells co chair. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harry Watson Mrs Marvin Burt Mrs Leo Vaughan and Mrs Menchini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Carnation Coorsages
Maxine Arnold
Henry Wells
Gilbert Mees
Tom Crow, Jr
Charles Persinger
Renzo Menchini
Leland Sisson
Arnold
Wells Cochairman
John Moore
Harry Watson
Marvin Burt
Leo Vaughan
Menchini
Babytime theme of layette party in Middleport
Decorations followed the Babytime motif for a layette honoring Mrs. A. A. Scarberry Jr. at Mrs. Henry Null's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Gene Gherke, Mrs. Scarberry, Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. Eugene Gherka, Mrs. Scarberry, and Mrs. Edward Evans. guests included multiple local women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
A. A. Scarberry, Jr
Henry Null
Gene Gherke
Scarberry
Wendell Gerlach
Eugene Gherka
Edward Evans
Dwight Wallace
Gene Harris
James Johnson
Ann Howell
Martha Howell
Howard Dailey
Roscoe Wise
John Krawsczyn
John Baker
L. W. McComas
Frank Eschleman
Raymond Baker
Raymond Klees
Ernest Frazer
Columbus Speaker Set For Hospital Meeting
Vera S. Egan of Columbus state director of Ohio Hospital Auxiliary units will speak at a Meigs Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary mass meeting in the lobby Tuesday at 7 30 p m The program observes National Hospital Week and includes a hospital tour and a 6 p m dinner hosted by the auxiliary board
Shakespeare Club Elects New Officers
POMEROY Officers were chosen for the new year at a potluck luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. Elected were Mrs. T. A Hennessy as president, Mrs Webster as vice president, and Mrs. Charles Lytle as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Shakespeare Club
Jed Webster
T. A Hennessy
Webster
Charles Lytle
Ben Neutzling
C. F. Tompkins
Lydia Ebersbach
Neutzling
Logan calendar events and delinquency case summary
Logan area clubs meet frigid schedules with DAR at Miss Frances Mathias home and neighborhood groups sharing programs and potluck dinners. A 14 year old girl faced Hocking County Juvenile Court judge Rhea Bangert Brown for taking money from a wallet at school, pled guilty and placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Willing Workers Class Holds Meet at Rieder Home
Logan Willing Workers' Class from South Haydenville Church of God met at Mrs. Sylvia Rieder's home. A dessert course was served. Guests included Mrs. Clara Gleason and Jimmy and Randy Greene. A Missionary meeting is planned for May 16 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Rieder's home with May's gathering to be held at Mrs. Toney's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Worthington
Dar
Frances Mathias
Mound St
N. J. Steady
Friendly Neighbors Farm Bureau Council
Everett Sater
Cosmopolitan Club
Myron Stoltz
Maxville Pto
Lewis Arling
Valley Grange
Scotts Creek
Logan
South
Haydenville
Clara Gleason
Jimmy
Randy Greene
Logan and area social notes from Tuesday visits and events
Logan residents welcomed Captain James R. Graham and family from Las Vegas Nevada visiting Mrs. Graham’s parents on Second Street and Mr and Mrs William Sayre on East Front Street. Ohio funeral directors group met in Columbus while Lowell visitors joined Sunday at the Ford and Beckouer households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Graham
Anne Phillips
Jeff
Becky
Las Vegas
Nev
Logan
Graham
Joseph Phillips
Second St
William Sayre
E. Front St
Sayre
Nellis Air Force Base
Walter Leonard
Logan Route 4
Ohio State Funeral Directors Association
Columbus
Clarence Ford
N. Market St
Perry Oakley
Lisa
Pamara
Gary
Tina
Lowell
Stacy Beougher
Rockbridge
Jerry Brantley
Leola Mock
Addison, NL
90 Cases Handled By County Board
Logan The monthly report of the Hocking County child welfare board issued by Mrs Eleanore Horwell executive secretary Thursday shows 90 cases handled in April. The financial report lists expenditures including maintenance 2023.00 incidentals 50.81 medical 438.47 clothing 321.17 unwed mothers 9.00 mirage 89.78 office supplies 3.70 miscellaneous 2.75 with a 216.77 rise in operating expenses. RainBow School for retarded children received 501.23 for 12 pupils last month. no board payment was made to real or adopted parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County Child Welfare Board
Eleanore Horwell
Rainbow School
Presbyterian Harrington Class Entertained at Westminster House
Twenty one members and two guests Mrs. Harry Bell and Mrs. Julia Bartlett were hosted by the May committee at Westminster House. Mrs. Alfred Campbell led the lesson study from Faces About the Christ reviewing Centurion from Capernaum and Mary of Bethany.
Logan Girl Bit by Stray Dog in Yard
Three year old Crystal Fitzgerald of Logan was bitten on the knee by a stray dog while playing at her grandmother's yard at 12 30 p m Tuesday. She received treatment from a local doctor. The dog is held at the Logan dog pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chrystal Fitzgerald
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Logan Dog Pound
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Jolly Bunch Sewing Club
John Leifheit
Angers
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Shakespeare Club
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Danny
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola Bottlers
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
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