Webb Summit Farm Bureau Council joint meeting at Webb Summit School
Logan Social Notes report a May 10 joint meeting of Bear Run and Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Councils at the old Webb Summit School house with County Commissioner Harry Armstrong presiding. The gathering included devotions by Mrs. Charles Wolfe, youth council talk by Mrs. Paul Shaw, accordion solos by Delaine Davis, and singing of America and God Bless America. A large cake from Tom VanCuren celebrated the Webb Summitt Farm Bureau Council. Attendees were invited to Rural Life Sunday May 26 at Webb Summit Church with a 12:30 basket dinner and 2 p.m. program led by Rev. Carl Wetherell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Run
Webb Summit
Webb
Jane Phillips
Webb Summit Church
WCTU Spring Institute to Feature Two State Officers
Two state officers of the WCTU will be principal speakers at the May 15 Spring Institute in the Evangelical United Brethren Church educational unit. Mrs. Ruth Duncan and Mrs. Nora Pontius of Columbus will address at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. with speech contests for county students and medals to be awarded. A covered dish dinner follows at noon and attendees are asked to bring table service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ruth Duncan
Nora Pontius
Columbus
Nominations Slated At Meeting of Lions
Chauncey chapter of the Lions Club will hold a dinner meeting at 6 30 pm Wednesday at Katy's Kitchen. The nomination committee will present its officers report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Lions Club
Katy’s
Fire crews respond to grease fire at Da Night Restaurant
Logan firefighters arrived after a silent alarm to the Da Night Restaurant on West Main Street. Grease on a kitchen grill ignited causing smoke to fill the kitchen but no injuries or damage reports were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Main St
Rockbridge Graduation Week Opens With Baccalaureate
Six Rockbridge High School seniors begin graduation week with an 8 p.m. baccalaureate in the school auditorium. Rev. Wilson Waters gives invokes and scripture, with Rev. Floyd A. Adams Jr. delivering the sermon. Commencement Friday May 24 features Dr. Harold H. Eibling as speaker.
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Chauncey area residents and relatives visited family members across Columbus Athens Cutler Truetown and Albany. Notable mentions include Chauncey Dover Band at Chillicothe Veterans Hospital and visits by the Sovereigns Adkins Johnson Tippett Omen and others from Lancaster Athens Chagrin Falls Painsville and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Crabtree
Columbus
Emanuel Crabtree
Ralph Crabtree
Athens
Linda
Harry Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Clarence Blackford
Nip Bullock
University Hospital, Columbus
Mary
Rhoda Oliver
Elsie Staley
Walter Koon
Albany
H. S. Sovereign
Winter Park
Fla
H. B. Noble
Homer Johnson
Leo Hammond
Neil Tippett
David
Jerry Maffin Tops 30 Points In Messenger Contest
Jerry Maffin becomes the first Nelsonville Messenger carrier to reach 30 points and claim five bonus points in The Messenger Economy Reading Plan Contest. He stands second in Nelsonville with 41 points and eyes a Cedar Point vacation or a possible trip to Estes Park if he leads all carriers. He resides at 924 Poplar St with his parents, attends Nelsonville Junior High, is in seventh grade, and helps buy his clothes from earnings. He belongs to the Di Didahs radio club and hopes to become a mortician one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Nelsonville
Jerry Maffin
Gerald Maffin
The
Jerry
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Nation
Skyline Ranch
Estes Park
Colo
Poplar St
Nelsonville Junior High
di Didahs
Double Mother's Day noted with family gatherings and gifts
Middleport society records a Sunday of family reunions for Mother's Day. Dusty Darst, six, earned a nickel from a cheese box flower pot gift at school. Four generations gathered at Pastor Fred Gardner's home. Extended visits include Vogelsongs, Fultz, and Chaney relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Dale
Dusty) Darst
Darsts
Dusty SH
Bradbury PTA Plans Teacher Appreciation Meeting
Myddleport Bradbury PTA will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 announcing Teacher Appreciation night. Mrs Nathan Riggs serves as president and officers will be installed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myddleport
Bradbury
PTA
Nathan Riggs
Mother's Day Weekend Dining at Miss Lama's Home
Family gathering for Mother's Day week end at the home of Miss Jean Lama with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones and Carol Jean of Bexley joined by Miss Grace Sauvage and Mrs Frances Hoagland of Columbus. Mr Jones's parents also attended the Martin Restaurant Sunday for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippitt
David
Chauncey
Gene Jennings
Stanley Jones
Minersville
Fred I. Gardner
Middleport
Harold Vogelsong
Melinda
Ironton
Vogelsongs
Ashland
Mr. Vogelsong
B. S. Vogelsong
Vogelsong
John Fultz
Amita’ Marie
Harry Durst
Holzer Hospital
Dursts
John Davis
Columbus
Henry Cooper
Nancy Hartley
Veteran's Hospital, Huntington
Homer Hartley
Charles Faulkner
Sharon
Clendenin
W.va
James Faulkner
Locust St
Morgantown
West Virginia University
John Chancey
Gertrude Ramey
Ripley
W. Va
James Hagerty
Chanceys
Roger Chancey
James Eynon
Ruby Casto
Eagle Ridge
Howard Byers
Nelle Lewis
Marietta
James Lewis
Ruby Byers
Lewis
Lewis Sauer
Jean Lama
Ernest Jones
Carol Jean
Bexley
Grace Sauvage
Frances Hoagland
Martin Restaurant
Mr. Jones
Flowers Presented As Mothers Gifts At Asbury Church
Potted chrysanthemums were given as Mother's Day gifts by Miss Marcia Karr at Asbury Methodist Church Sunday morning. Gifts went to Mrs. Jessie Stow the oldest mother Mrs. Arthur Neigler the youngest mother and to Mrs. Kenneth Cundiff and Mrs. Virgil Teaford for bringing the most children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Marcia Karr
Asbury Methodist
Jessie Stow
Arthur Neigler
Stow
Kenneth Cundiff
Virgil Teaford
Son Is Born in Columbus to Dwight Swepston
Mr and Mrs Dwight Swepston of Columbus welcomed a son in Grant Hospital on May 10. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Lee of Racine Route and Mr and Mrs M M Swepston of Columbus. Mrs Swepston is the former Ruth Lee. the couple already has children Stephen Jana Lee and Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ralph Lee
Racine Route
Dwight Swepston
Columbus
Grant Hospital
M. M. Swepston
Swepston
Ruth Lee
Stephen
Jana Lee
Mark
Livestock Quarantine Jury Trial Called Off
Logan County man indicted for violating Ohio livestock quarantine laws had his jury trial called off. Ray Stump of Laurelville Route 1 pleaded innocent to removing quarantined cattle and disposing of animals exposed to a dangerous disease. The first count was dropped on good cause shown. he pleaded guilty on the second count and was fined $100 plus costs by Judge Harley Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Ray Stump
Laurelville
Hubert Lappen
Stump
Harley Meyer
Meigs General Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted include Preston Yeanger Columbus Douglas Johnson Racine Mrs Wilma Stobart Pomeroy Mrs Sylvia Johnson Cheshire Route 1 Ocie Heiney Letart Falls Discharges include William Kaspar Pomeroy Leonard McGill Coolville Mrs Mary Hanning and infant Rutland Mrs Shirley Abels and infant son Pomeroy Mrs Helen Burson Shade Mrs James Lewis and infant Middleport Sarah Ewington Pomeroy Marion Pickens Racine Clara Wolfe Racine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Yeanger
Columbus
Douglas Johnson
Racine
Wilma Stobart
Pomeroy
Sylvia Johnson
Cheshire
Ocie Heiney
Letart Falls
William Kaspar
Leonard McGill
Coolville
Mary Hanning
Rutland
Shirley Abels
Helen Burson
Shade
James Lewis
Middleport
Sarah Ewington
Marion Pickens
Clara Wolfe
Emergency Squad Helps Stork Deliver Baby
In Middleport a Meigs County woman was rushed from the business district to Holzer Hospital. She was moved from a private car to the emergency truck for the trip as firefighters reported the stork won the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
Holzer Hospital
Four Men Fined Following Fight
Middleport men and a Rutland man jailed on intoxication and fighting charges. Mayor C. O. Fisher added unpaid fines. Kennedy paid $20 plus costs, Bradbury $20, Mitch $25, and Hale $15 plus costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Rutland
C. 0. Fisher
Dale Kennedy
Philip Bradbury
Oliver Mitch
Sam
Junior) Hale
Improper Turn Charge After Racine Wreck
Racine marshal Alfred Lyons charged Charles E. Yost 25 Minersville Route 1 with an improper turn after a Saturday 1 p.m. accident on Main St. Yost collided with a car driven by Charles T. Curtis of Racine who was stopped at a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Racine
Alfred Lyons
Charles E. Yost
Minersville
Yost
Main St
Charles T. Curtis
Two Hospital Escapees Recaptured After Lakin Breakout
City Patrolman Eddie Strauss and Racine Marshal Alfred Lyons captured two escapees from the State Hospital Lakin West Virginia Saturday night. They were jailed as Sheriff Robert Hartenbach announced the escapees were being held. Neither man would identify themselves to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Eddie Strauss
Racine
Alfred Lyons
State Hospital
Lakin
W. Va
Robert Hartenbach
Markets Egg and Poultry Prices Report Cincinnati
Cincinnati market notes show egg prices by grade and size with current receipts and case exchanges. Poultry prices for No 1 quality fryers hens and weights are listed alongside farm price ranges for potatoes in the Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
Fourth-Week Deadline For 4-H Enrollment
Logan says Wednesday marks the enrollment deadline for the 1957 4-H club year. Boys and girls ages 10 to 21 as of Jan 1 1957 must join by then, and current members must pick projects. Advisors must file enrollment sheets with the extension office by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ethel Bower
Polio Second Round Completed at Logan Hocking Schools
The Logan Hocking County Health Department finished a second Polio vaccination round at city and county schools. A total of 1483 people were vaccinated including pupils preschoolers and expectant mothers. The schedule began April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Logan-Hocking County
Hocking County Man Returned to Penitentiary on Parole Violation
Virgil Edwards 32 of New Plymouth Route 1 was returned to the Ohio Penitentiary as a parole violator after being held in the county jail since last Monday. He had been sentenced to the penitentiary in November 1955 for grand larceny by a Common Pleas Court jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Ohio
Virgil Edwards
New Plymouth
Common Pleas Court
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Earl Matteson of Wellston welcome a son. Also listed are the discharge of George S. Markin of Radcliff and Mrs John Murphy of McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Matteson
Wellston
George S. Markin
Radcliff
John Murphy
McArthur
New Cruiser Placed In Operation Here
Logan police department placed a new cruiser into service on Saturday after installing special equipment. The 1957 Chevrolet coach replaces a 1956 model traded in via W H Chevrolet Sales. Funds were provided by the 1957 appropriation ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W&h Chevrolet
Union Furnace seniors to attend Ewing Grange meeting
Twenty six Union Furnace seniors will be guests of the Ewing Grange on Monday night May 13. The guest panel will discuss the topic and a potluck lunch will follow. Mrs. Wallace Beck youth chairman will oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Ewing Grange
Wallace Beck
Birth Announced James Edward Jacobs Jr in Mason
Mr and Mrs Clif ford Jacobs announce the birth of a grandson James Edward born at Schaekel Clinic Mason weighing nine pounds six ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs James Lewis formerly Shirley Jacobs. Jacobs couple also have two daughters Barbara Ann and Diane. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis Middleport and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs Laurel Cliff and Mr and Mrs Henry Beech Bradbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Clifford Jacobs
Laurel Cliff
Schaekel Clinic
Mason
James Edward, Jr
James Lewis
Shirley Jacobs
Jacobs
Barbara Ann
Diane
Charles Lewis
Middleport
Pearl Jacobs
Henry Beech
Bradbury
Birth of Son Gary Eugene Grueser Announced
Parents Mr and Mrs David E Grueser announce the birth of a son Gary Eugene on April 29 at Holzer Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clyde Wines of Racine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
David E. Grueser
Gary Eugene
Holzer Hospital
Clyde Wines
Racine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockbridge
Harold H. Eibling
Erickson
Susarbande
Gavotte
Corelli
Julia Beougher
Virginia Koch
Earl Later
Mary Ann Wharton
Gail Waltz
Virgil Woodson
James Frey
Hockings County
Middleport Society
WSAZ
WLW
WTVN
WCHS
WBNS
WHTN
Superman
Hopalong
Wild Bill Hickok
Star
Doug Edward
John Daly
Nat King Cole
Robin Hood
Sir Lancelot
Danny Thomas
Burns and Allen
Wells Fargo
Barlow
Lockbourne
I Love Lucy
Root
Montgomery- c
Robt
Seaauiedaial
Lawrence Welk
December Bride
Studio One
Soldiers of Fortune
State Trooper
Chet Long
Broad & High
Weath Farm
Frankie Laine
Miss Brooks
Stu Erwin
Tennessee Erni Tenner
Bob Crosby
Queen
All Star
Liz
Playhouse
Casper Capers
Willie
Cartoon Club
Flippo's Gang
Mickey Mouse
Doug Edwards
Jonathan Winters
Property Levy
NBC News
Phil Silvers
Wyatt Earp
Jane Wyman
Broken Arrow
Red Skelton
Sin Quan
I Spy
Eddie Arnold
Spike Jones
Highway Patrol
Public Defender No
Little Tister
Armehai
My Family Playhouse
Dick Turner
Meigs General Hospital
Stork
Hocking
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gilham Frank
W.F.W
New Marshfield
Uhliman’s
Harold Goddard
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union St
William Smith
Fisher Road
Call
Ramon Dunlope
Lash
FORD
Custom
Platt
Hudson Sales and Service
Union St. Ph
Metropolitan Auto Sales
Sears
Hudson
Wheaton's
W. Union
Oldsmobile
Kinneer Motor
Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge
Parents of
San
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St
Grosvenor
Diamond
DODGE
Willys
Gail Watkins
E. State Street
Athens, Ohio
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Pontiac
Landis Gulf Service
R. M. Lantz, Dist
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
West State Street
Mercury
Monterey
Chevrolet
Desoto
BUICK
Athens Phonville
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