Logan Band’s Concert And Community Chest Plan Detailed
Logan county news outlines a consolidated county welfare drive with a volunteer speakers bureau and a trustee board by township population. It also previews the Logan High School band spring concert honoring Mozart with a mix of classical and modern pieces in the school auditorium.
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United Effort
Moore
Falls Township
Logan
Ward Township
Green
Perry
Starr, Benton
Good Hope
Laurel
Marion
Salt Creek
Speakers Bureau
Jack McGuire
Ward Green
Starr
Washington Townships
Walter Ott
Ott
Logan High School
Mozart
M. Ippolitov-Ivanov
Sardar
Johnny
Cathedral Canyon
Eric Hanson
Breydart
Surrey
Oklahoma
Richard Rogers
Leidzein
British Grenadiers
Vicar of i Bray
Dayton Cyclist Dies After Route 75 Crash
Injuries from a Sunday motorcycle crash on Route 75 south of Logan proved fatal Monday for Morris James Burns an 18 year old resident of Dayton. He died from the injuries sustained in the accident that occurred at 11 45 a m. Sunday.
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Logan
Morris James Burns
Powers Rites Are Planned for Mrs Myrtle Powers
Mrs Myrtle Powers 170 wife of John Powers died at 730 am Monday at 255 N Culver St after long illness. A native of Greendale she lived in Carbon Hill before moving to Logan in 1922. She leaves two stepdaughters and five brothers plus three step grandchildren. Friends may call Leonard funeral home. Also in crash two killed near Logan when Burns and Warden were riding to motorcycle race at county fairgrounds. Burns died and Warden injured. Burial in Kansas Bars.
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Logan
Myrtle Powers
John Powers
N. Culver St
Greendale
Powers
Carbon Hill
John
Rebecca Davis Ballard
Wayne W. Warden
Dayton
Burns
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hocking County
Russell Burns
Kansas
County Fairgrounds
Uncle Dies in Barberton Prompting Family Return
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turner of Jacksonville travel to Barberton Saturday after the death of Mr. Harry Bolster, an uncle of Mr. Turner. The body is held in the mausoleum awaiting the son’s return from service.
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Glouster
Awrence Turner
Jacksonville
Barberton
Harry Bolster
Turner
Bolster
Flowers Presented to Methodist Church Mothers
During Sunday school at Glouster Methodist Church mothers received pink carnations. The oldest, Mrs. Clara Golding, the youngest, Mrs. Phyllis Hamilton, and the mother with the most children, Mrs. Gertrude Jewell, were honored. All others also received a pink carnation. The oldest father in the congregation, William Winefordner, will celebrate his 2nd birthday this week.
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Alousten
Glouster Methodist Church
Clara Golding
Phyllis Hamilton
Gertrude Jewell
William Winefordner
Legion Post 414 to Attend Services at Cemetery
McCann Frederick Post 414 of the American Legion plans a 4 p.m. meeting at the legion hall Wednesday to attend services for Charis Saulters. The legion will conduct military rites at the cemetery.
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Glouster
Te McCann-Frederick Post 414
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
Rotary Club Sees Program By Students
Logan Ign School pupils presented the program at the Logan Rotary Club meeting. Burdette Greenman and Marlene Blosser demonstrated a Neurescent light project. Blosser earned superior for her botany display. Judy Stolte offered an Ernie Pyle eulogy written as a class assignment. Dr. Rauch presided as program chairman. Marion Holl received a three year perfect attendance pin and Hubert Lappen was introduced as a new member. Dorothy Saulters reports her father George Marquis, former Glouster resident, fractured his hip after falling over a hedge. Marquis will be 80 in July. He is at Cizeus Hospital, Barerton.
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Logan
Logan Ign School
Logan Rotary Club
Ohio
Burdette Greenman
Marlene Blosser
Judy ‘Stolte
Ernie Pyle
John E. Rauch
Gram
Marion S. Holl G
Hubert Lappen
Dorothy ‘Saulters
George Marquis
Glouster
Marquis
Cizeus Hospital
Barer ‘Ton
Tool Theft Cleared Up by Hocking County Sheriff
Recovery of tools stolen from a garage in Hocking County was reported by Sheriff A. J. Waldron. John Fuller of Nelsonville Route 2 named eight Columbus residents as suspects. one admitted taking items. Deputies questioned the suspect in Chillicothe and recovered most items except a chest. The suspect agreed to recover the chest or pay $180. Fuller declined to press charges. Additional items included a two-
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Wen
Fuller
Glouster Social Notes Shows WGSO Meetings and Elections
The Jacksonville WSCS met at the church and voted to raise the treasury by one dollar per member. Mrs Leonad Irmes resigned as president. Mrs Maxine Linscott elected in her place. Officers to be installed in June. Mrs Jane Wistersteen led the program on Why Give. Moose mothers and daughters banquet held with 21 attendees at Moose Hall. Beulah Lee gave a welcome, Mona Morris replied, mystery sisters exchanged gifts, performances by Marilyn Guyre and Dianna Patton with piano by Bonnie Trace, Janet Harmon piano solo. Chit Chat Club plans a Wednesday 6:30 p.m. meeting at Mary Wall’s home then theater trip to Athens.
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Svuuster
Jacksonville
WSCS
Leonad Irmes
Maxine Linscott
Drmes
Columbus
Jane Wistersteen
Bernice Bart
Katie Oskey
Gladys Kempton
Women of the
Moose Neta
Moose Hall
Beulah Lee
Fie Ross
Mona Morris
Mystery Sisters
Marilyn Guyre
Dianna’ Patton
Janet Harmon
Bonnie Trace
Chit Chat Club
Mary Wall
Athens
Hospital Notes Report Births and Discharges in Area
iRTHs for Mr and Mrs Robert Devel Logan Route 3 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Kramnite Lancaster Route 2 a daughter. Admitted Mrs William Malone Se Lo Sirs Lilian Johnson Logan. Miss Ruth Jane Heigle Logan Route 2 Miss Rose Mary Engle Creole Route 1 Mrs Percy Bethel McArthur Miss Karen Woltz Newark Charles Woltz Newark. Discharged Mrs Paul Hoover and twin sons New Lexington Mrs Robert Delong and son Adelphi Mrs Jay McDaniel Jr and daughter New Plymouth Route 1.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Devel
Logan
Charles Kramnite
Lancaster
William Malone
Lilian Johnson
Ruth Jane Heigle
Rose Mary Engle
Percy Bethel
McArthur
Karen Woltz
Newark
Charles Woltz
Paul Hoover
New
Mothers Honored at Jacksonville Methodist Service
At a Mothers Day program in Jacksonville, flowers went to the oldest mother Phoena Householder the youngest Louise Lent and the mother with the most children Maxine Linscott. Mrs Frances Wallace will host Mullfield Euchre Club Wednesday evening.
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Alouster
Jacksonville Methodist Church
EC. Shirkey
Phoena Householder
Louise Lent
Maxine Linscott
Mrs. Wallace
Chauncey
Frances Wallace
Mullfield Euchre Club
Juniors Host Seniors at Trimble Prom Night
In Trimble Township High School gym about 120 juniors hosted a prom for seniors under a blue and white astro decor theme. Roback, as junior class president, crowned Larry Bycofski and Jayne Jarvis as king and queen with escorts Terry Duncan and Miss Roback presenting crowns. Mothers served ice cream and punch as guests enjoyed refreshments.
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Trimble Township High School
Sereneing
Tenies
Robert Talbert
Talbert
Logan
Roback
Miss Roback
Terry Duncan
Larry Bycofski
Jayne Jarvis
Roback Gitts
Dotting
Mrs. Rose M. Voris Rites Set in Logan
Mrs. Rose M. Voris, 73, of 218 Wood St, Logan, died Monday at Hocking Valley Hospital after a long illness. She belonged to St. Matthew Lutheran Church and was a life member of the Women’s Missionary Federation of the American Lutheran. Heinlein Funeral Home will hold services at St. Matthew Church with viewing and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev. Thomas C. Smalla reed to officiate.
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LOGAN
Rose M. Voris
Wood St
Hocking Valley Hospital
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Women's Missionary Federation of the
American Lutheran Heinlein Funeral Home
St. Matthew Church
Thomas C
Chauncey Personals Highlight Local Family News
Mary Lee Savage spent the weekend in Dayton as a guest of Gilbert and Sadie Houston. Funeral services for Mrs Cassie Eng were held Sunday at 2 p.m. in East Millfield Mission Church. Burial followed at Hilltop Cemetery. Various relatives from Columbus and Newark visited Milfield and surrounding areas. Mother's Day greetings were sent to Mrs. Arthur Sapp by her son Dailey of Camp Verde.
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Sapp
Mary Lee Savage
Dayton
Gilbert Houston
Sadie Houston
Cassie Eng
Mission Church
East Millfield
Fort Walaa Oaing
Cart Moody
C.N. Sanders
Hilltop Cemetery
Milfeld
S Jr
Johnny D. Lewis
Columbus
Floyd Werner
Cael
Mary Alice
Mairfield
W. G. Dennis
Dennis
Bessie Werner
Charlie Care
Frances Wallace
Ronald Cline
Brad Frank Ruth
Shirley Thomas
Lagan
Mire
Jeantte Ruth Whittaker
Jackson
Ruth
George Fitzer
Pearly Clark
Mark Love
Athens
Dwight Shumway
Milfield
Rami
Lucinda Willams
Newark
George Pitzer
Arthur Sapp
Chauncey-Dover School Exhibit Scheduled in Auditorium
Chauncey-Dover Plans annual school exhibit from morning through evening with open house in the school auditorium. Auto shop teacher Clarence McDonald and wood shop instructor Don Anderson lead the event featuring all departments and student projects.
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Chauncey-Dover
Clarence McDonald
Don Anderson
Chauncey Lions Club Dinner Meeting At Parish House
Chauncey Lions Club holds a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m at the Parish House. A guest speaker will present and the film Ode to Ohio will be shown. Two percent attendance buttons will be awarded to members.
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Chauncey
Probation Official Appoints Assistant in Juvenile Case Work
Judge Rhea Bangert Brown announced on Monday the appointment of Mrs. Karl K. Harper of Logan to a part time probation post. She will perform home investigations of court cases involving juvenile girls during daytime hours under the supervision of Ralph Blum, chief probation fleet.
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Rhea Bangert Brown
Karl K. Harper
Lacyammon
Logan
Harper
Ralph Blum
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