Logan and Hamilton residents visit family across Ohio and beyond
Mrs Isabella Hyson spends six weeks in Bailey Private Nursing Home New Lexington as niece Mrs Bell Miller vacations near San Francisco with her son Charles and family. Miss Jeanette Ruth county nurse visits Jackson with her brother in law and sister. Mr and Mrs Herbert Jones visit from Hamilton to stay with Mrs Jones parents in New Plymouth. Mrs Jones teaches kindergarten at Jefferson School in Hamilton and formerly taught at West End School in Logan. Mrs Alice Schwenke Vore visits Columbus with her sons Dick and Robert Vore and returns with Robert to Pittsburgh on trade-paper business. Miss Margaret Cook visits sister Mrs Merl Burberry in Canal Winchester then returns to Logan. Mr and Mrs William J Brooks of Athens visit Iron Street and are joined by Mr and Mrs Alfred Brooks of Columbus. Mrs Tom Richards of New Lexington visits her mother Mrs M S Pond in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Hyson
Bailey
New Lexington
Bell Miller
Willets
San Francisco
Calif
Charles
Jeanette Ruth
Jackson
W. A. Wallace
Herbert Jones
Hamilton
Jones
Earl Heinlein
New Plymouth
Ohio University
Rio Grande College
Jefferson School
VR IF LP
Devel Rene Ore Erat
Ote
Ae Buren
West End
Logan
Alice Schwenke-Vore
Columbus
Dick Vore
Robert Vore
Robert
Pittsburgh
Margaret Cook
Mer
Alfred Brooks
Henry Glass
Zanesville Ve
Tom Richards
New Lexlington
M. S. Pond
Let Me Grow Up Presented by Logan High Seniors
Logan High School seniors stage the farce Let Me Grow Up in the auditorium. Betty Funk plays the aunt, Judy Hutchison is the mother on Hollywood assignment, and Patty Woods appears as 16 with Margie Kornmiller as the maid. Bill Miller, James Aurand, Jane Cox, Virginia Norris and other seniors provide lively dialogue, timing, and local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Fleming
Betty Funk
Judy Hutchison
Hollywood
Patty Woods
Ruffies
Margie Kornmiller
James Aurand
Patty
Jane Cox
Virginia Norris
Nancy Maze
Bartelle Hamilton
Baccalaureate Sunday at Union Furnace High
Union Furnace High schedules Baccalaureate for the 1951 class on Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Miss Mary Jane McKinley accompanies as the choir performs God of Our Fathers and You’ll Never Walk Alone. The Rev. Henry Carr delivers the invocation and benediction, with Rev. Robert Gehres giving the address and a mixed choir closing. Commencement follows Wednesday, May 23 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Union Furnace High School
C. Penrod
God of Our Fathers
Mary Jane McKinley
Henry Carr
Presbyterian Church
Dease
Robert Gehres
United Brethren Church
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Mr.Carr
Durkin
Step Child Wounds Father In Family Altercation at Home
Logan deputies rushed to Tom Blair home in Carbon Hill after Blair, a 38 year old miner, was shot during a domestic dispute sparked by an argument with his wife and an intruding acquaintance Roger Shivers. Blair’s 14 year old step daughter intervened, firing a salt loaded shotgun at him. Blair was treated and jailed on assault and battery and molesting a juvenile charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Blair
New Straitsville
Carbon Hill
Roger Shivers
Blair
Hocking Valley Hospital
Nelsonville
Hecking County
Rhea Bangert
Dance at Zaleski School Friday Night
Round and square dancing at Zaleski School auditorium next Saturday night. Dick Dye and his orchestra will play from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Proceeds fund band uniforms. sponsored by the Zaleski band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski School
Zaleski
Zaleski Band
Dick Dye
Logan Social Notes at Blosser’s banquet hall dinner
Mrs. M. H. Cherrington hosted a Nondesceript Club dinner with guests in Blosser’s banquet hall. The decor featured iris, pansies, and lilies of the valley, while a cosmopolitan floral theme pervaded the room. Music included Haydn Wood and Idebelle Firestone songs with Mrs. H. H. Hughes and Mrs. Virgil Harmon, and Mrs. Rudolph Brandt read a club paper about gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Brandt
Autos and Meter Damaged in Crash on N Market St
Logan patrolman reports two cars damaged in a collision on N Market Street. Walter R. Myers age 52 from Logan Route 1 parked his car along the curb while Seth A. Sloan age 33 from Newark tried to park beside it and struck Myers car rear fender and toppled a parking meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
N. Market St
Walter R. Myers
Seth A. Sloan
S. Fourth St
Newark
Ohio
Myers
Sloan
N. Market
Stout
Last Rites Held For Fred M. Bailey
Funeral services for Fred Martin Bailey 79 who died Thursday at St Francis hospital Columbus were held at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Phillip Rohrbacher of St Matthew Sugar Grove officiating Music by Ethel Blum Dorothy Ruff Carl Spence at the organ and Connie Rusk at the piano Burial in Fairview cemetery pallbearers were Jesse McGrady Sr W Denzil Weltner Lee Carpenter William Hahn Charles Mathias and Fd Stewart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathias
Fd Stewart
Man Fined and Jailed for Wife Beating in Laurelville
Nellie Fox of Laurelville filed assault and battery charges against her husband Eldon Fox, 40. He initially pleaded innocent but changed to guilty at a Saturday afternoon hearing in Mayor Mc Clelland's Court. He received a $200 fine plus costs and 60 days in the county jail. Sheriff A J Waldron and Deputy Hudson A McFann arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Nellie Fox
Laurelville
Eldon Fox
McClelland
Fox
A. J. Waldron
Hudson A. McFann
Logan-Victor Wetzel Arrest for Non-Support in Fairfield County
Logan Victor Wetzel forty of Lancaster on Rt. 4 was arrested on a charge of non-support filed by his former wife Erma Wetzel of Murray City. Deputy O H Bryan made the arrest in Fairfield county and returned Wetzel to Logan. He will be arraigned May 14 before B Whitehart Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Victor Wetzel
Lancaster
Rt. 4
Erma Wetzel
Murray City
O. H. Bryan
Fairfield County
Wetzel
B. Whitehart
Justice-of-the-Peace
Woman Granted Divorce in Logan Court
Frances Hartman of Logan was granted a divorce from Harold Hartman of Dayton by Common Pleas Judge Hartley Meyer on Friday. The plaintiff received custody of a minor child and the defendant was ordered to contribute to the child's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frances Hartman
W. Hunter St
Harold Hartman
Dayton
Common Pleas
Hartley Meyer
DAR Chapter Hosts Governor Worthington Event
Mrs Clarence Allen of N Walnut Street welcomed Governor Worthington Chapter of the DAR Friday afternoon. Regent Mrs J T Underwood presided and introduced Miss Jessie McManigal and Miss Hester Lee White. McManigal spoke on National Defense and the DAR Museum in Washington. White presented a paper on the American Indian stressing DAR humanitarian work on reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Allen
N. Walnut St
Minnette McCray
Mary Louise Bowen
Rastus Allen
Vance Rannells
Arthur Green
G. E. Hengst
John Wolfe
Underwood
McManigal
White
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William J. Brooks
Athens
Richard Brooks
Iron St
Gay Faree
Logan High
Bill Miller
Union Furnace High
NEUE
Farley Granger
Jane Wyatt
Samuel Golwyn
Barbara Hale
Bill Willams
John Wayne
Godfathers
Schine
Athena
Strauss
Cherringtons
Florida
Cherrington
Charles Yontz
Ralph Poston
Harry Bell
John Sherwood
Lester Risch
Datas Kinser
John Wellman
Clarence Matheny
J. G. Cole
Arthur Miller
Louis Graham
Carlton Bright
Walter Prather
Ed Hockman
Carlos Gaffin
Russell Berlin
Maude Hack
Robert Kinney
J. W. Woodard
Raymond Keairns
Wilbur Lanning
Emerson Poston
R. B. Wilson
Walter Haas
Della Bishop
George Hengst
D. A. Rannells
Fred M. Bailey
Man
Smokey
OHIQ
Gary Cooper
Manta Torer der Chandler
Mrs. Allen
Dan Grable
Dailey
Danny Thomas
Anne
Nevadan
Dorothy Malone
Forrest Tucker
Maia
Vicor
Henry Blanke
Golfdom
Ben Hogan
Glean
U.S
Bob Hope
U. S
Robert Hope
Bing Crosby
Amerion
Omar Bradley
Newspaper Boys
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
America
Korea
Europe
U. S. Defense
Defense
Psyroll Savings Plan
Teo
The
Messenger
International Circulation Managers Association
Treasury Department Banks
Dows
Dis
Dakota
Offrfal
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