Smith-Work Group Holds May Meeting at Presbyterian Church
LOGAN The May meeting of the Smith-Work Group of the Presbyterian Church was held in the church dining room. Devotions were given by Mrs. Donald Iles and focused on missions in Brazil and the Rocky Mountain region. Psalms 23 and 51 were studied under Mrs. Paul Monks as hymns were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Monks
Leroy Conkle
General Assembly
Arthur Dollmatsch
Martha Steel
Ganado Presbyterian Mission School
Arizona
Charles Achauer
Phil Tschappat
Frank Harden
Logan Calendar May 12 13 14 Social and club events
Thursday May 12 features Premier Mothers Club guest night at Glenview Party House 8 p m Venus Circle dinner 6 p m Masonic dining room and more including DAV Auxiliary Venus Chapter CES Sigma Phi Gamma and other groups. Friday May 13 includes Governor Worthington Chapter DOR dessert 7 p m Scotts Creek Social Club Laurel Valley Grange and Cosmopolitan Club among others. Saturday May 14 offers Square Dance Club at Logan Products Co recreation room at 9 30 p m.
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Premier Mothers Club
Glenview
Masonic Dining Room
DAV
VFW
Venus Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Sigma-Phi Gamma
Logan Squaw Club
Pocahontas
Cosmopolitan Club
James Barker
Lake Logan
Webb’s Chapel
WSCS
Logan Products Co
Grounds for Divorce Filed in Common Pleas Court
Helen Thornton sues Charles Thornton of Rockbridge in Common Pleas Court alleging extreme cruelty and neglect. She seeks custody of six minor children, support money, and a restraining order to keep him from interfering with her and the children.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
Helen Thornton
Charles Thornton
Rockbridge
Dog Bite Probe In Murray City Nets Stray Dog Roundup
James Leonard Hocking County dog warden led a seven dog roundup after Kenneth Spencer 7 was bitten on the calf by a stray in Murray City. The bite prompted a 14 day quarantine and tetanus treatment for the boy.
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Logan
Murray City
James Leonard
Hocking County
Leonard
Kenneth Spencer
Dwight Spencer
Floyd Keeton
Nelsonville
Party Held On 86th Birthday for Mrs Currie
Mrs May Currie of Union Furnace was honored on her 86th birthday with a surprise party at her home. Friends planned games and a social evening with gifts. A separate Sunday dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs William Winder near Haydenville.
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Currie
Bert Ingmire
Joe Sinnott
Beverly Lawrence
Bill Winder
Millie King
Libby Patton
Mildred Thomas
Lillian Howard
William Winder
Haydenville
Gifts Given At Lutheran MD Banquet
Logan honors attendees at the Mother Daughter banquet of St. John St. Matthew Lutheran Churches. Oldest mother Myrta Rizer and youngest Bonnie Cox received gifts. three year old daughter of Howard Sigler also given a gift. Dr. John Kuder spoke on New Guinea mission work as slides were shown.
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Sam Theis
John Kuder
Lutheran Mission In
New Guinea
Kuder
Northeast New Guinea
William Dennis
Harley Meyer
Violet Blum
Rebecca
Marilyn Miller
Linda Johnson
Barbara Rabb
Melodee Risch
Linda Mantor
Debbie St. Clair
Paula Hummel
Cathy Smith
Logan Frazier and Barbara Swackhammer Wed
Marriage license reported for Wendell L. Frazier 19 U S Army Adelphi and Barbara Ann Swackhammer 16 student Laurelville.
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Logan
Wendell L. Frazier
U.S. Army
Adelphi
Barbara Ann Swackhammer
Laurelville
Women of Moose Accept New Members and Host A Meeting
At a Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council gathering last Saturday at the Wyskiver home Mrs. Wyskiver led devotions and a business session. Twenty five members attended and three new members Mrs Berniece Kennard Mrs Virginia Zinn and Mrs Carol Boals were welcomed by senior regent Mrs Bernice Nutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Jack Wyskiver
Lennie Henry
Mary Shanley
Opal Swick
Laurel Valley 4-H'ers elect officers and set meetings
The Laurel Valley 4-H Club elected officers at its recent meeting. Trudy Brinkman is president and Lulu Belle Morris vice president. Penny Notestone is secretary, Anna Notestone treasurer, Linda Weaver news reporter, Sue Haynes safety leader, Joyce Weaver health leader, and Linda Kay McNeal recreation leader. Regular meetings occur on the first and third Tuesdays, with the next on May 17 at Sue Haynes' home.
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LOGAN
Laurel Valley 4-H’ers Club
Trudy Brinkman
Lulu Belle Morris
Penny Notestone
Anna Jean Notestone
Linda Weaver
Sue Haynes
Joyce Weaver
Linda Kay McNeal
Marion Township Girl Stricken by Hepatitis
A six year old Marion Township girl is ill with infectious hepatitis, under nurse supervision. Family members have received gamma globulin injections as health officials warn hepatitis may rise in 1960 and 1961. Officials attribute the outbreak to improper disposal of water and wastes and urge strict cleanliness.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Marion
Health Department
H. M. Boocks
Sailor Artist Gauguin Traced From Canal Zone to Tahiti
Theodore Smith RM3 527-10-16 Box 70 Ft. Amador Panama Canal Zone notes artist Paul Gauguin as a seaman moving from South America to Greenland then Tahiti where he painted Women of Tahiti and other works.
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Smith
Theodore
Amador
Panama Canal Zone
Gauguin
South America
Greenland
Tahiti
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