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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1950

Page

3

Logan Approves New School Lunch Room Plan

Logan City Board of Education authorized a 250 seat lunch room addition to the school building and remodeling of the kitchen. Tibball Crumley and Musson of Columbus drew the plans for a 40 by 60 foot wing extending from the auditorium to Market Street. Bids will be sought for construction and the dining area will feature 31 tables with unglazed tile walls and glazed tile wainscoting. The district aims to have the facility ready for September. The board also hired three enumerators to list children ages five to 18. Bartelle Hamilton covers the city district, Clarence Hartman Scotts Creek, and Charles McKinley Graham district.

Logan Logan City Board of Education Bartelle Hamilton Clarence Hartman Scotts Creek Charles McKinley Graham

Professor To Address Graduates At South Bloomingville High

Professor H R Cotterman of Capital University will deliver the graduation address for the Class of 1950 at South Bloomingville High School. The ceremony features invocation by Rev. Hill Circleville, performances by the Girls Glee Club orchestra and sextette, and certificates presented by Samuel H Dillon. Valedictory Nora Ellen Hart and salutatory Norma June Unger with Maxine Johnson. Other graduates include Anns Marie Wine Yvonne Margene Amerine and George Arthur Culp. Board of education includes Mack Shaw president and members Willie McNichols John Eveland Charles Burns Glendon Wiggins Raymond Shaw.

Mr. Hill Circleville Fred Good Samuel H. Dillon Nora Ellen Hart Norma June Unger Maxine Johnson Anns Marie Wine Yvonne Margene Amerine George Arthur Culp Board of Education Mack Shaw Willie McNichols John Eveland Charles Burns Glendon Wiggins Raymond Shaw

J. H. Heinlein Rites Today

Funeral services for James Hayes Heinlein 58 were to be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Heinlein funeral home Logan. He died Monday at his home. Survived by son James Hayes Heinlein Jr. of Logan two grandchildren and two brothers. Rev. Carroll Chesser officiating Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

New Plymouth Heinlein Logan James Hay James Hayes Heinlein Jr Carroll Chesser Oak Grove Cemetery

Central Committee Heads Re-elected In Hocking County

Logan Dean Collison was re-elected chairman of the Hocking County Republican Central Committee at an organizational meeting in the courthouse auditorium. John Maraz Murray City vice chairman, Charles Chidester treasurer, and Mrs. Gladys Proctor secretary were also re-elected, with precinct vacancies filled by Neva Day, Eugene Funk, Andrew Rheinscheid, Edward Mundy, N Virgil Durant, Lawrence Wolfe, and George McAfee plus others.

Logan Dean Collison Hocking County Republican Central Committee John Maraz Murray City Charles Chidester Gladys Proctor Gore Neva Day Falls Eugene Funk Andrew Rheinscheid Green Edward Mundy Marion N. Virgil Durant Laurelville Lawrence Wolfe Starr George McAfee

Services For Infant Sharon Mock

Logan graveside services were held for Sharon Mock infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry V Mock. She died shortly after birth at Hocking Valley Hospital. Survivors include her parents grandparents John E Mack and Clarence McCambridge. The service took place at Maplewood Cemetery in New Lexington.

Logan Sharon Mock Harry V. Mock Hocking Valley Maplewood New Lexington John E. Mack Clarence McCambridge

Logan Family Visits Sisters at Mt Notre Dame Convent

Mr and Mrs James McNamee of North Market Street visit daughter Sister Catherine James at Mt Notre Dame Convent Reading. They travel with the Geiger family including Paul and Dorothy, and daughters Helen Theresa and Julia Jane from Columbus Lancaster to visit Sister Mary Bernard at the same convent.

Logan James McNamee North Market St Charles Jimmy Catherine James Mt. Notre Dame Reading Bernard Geiger Paul Dorothy Helen Theresa Columbus Julia Jane Lancaster Mary Bernard M& Notre Dame

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