Logan High School Class of 1952 Graduates 97
Logan May 19. At the Pythian Theater May 27 Logan High School will award diplomas to 51 girls and 46 boys of the class of 1952 with final exams May 25 and 26 possibly adjusting the list. J L Morrill Ohio State University will give the commencement address and Dr W G Clippinger Otterbein will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 2 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Adcock
Lucille Alltop
Ruth Angle
Betty Bartholomew
Edna Beshara
Fancheon Blackston
Mable Bownes
Wilhelmina Brooker
Evelyn Carnes
Eloise Carrick
Iola Courter
Rose Cox
Phyllis Cox
Ruby N. Collison
Waveline Emerick
Violet Erwin
Joyce Fields
Mary Freisinger
Martha Getz
Geraldine Hansel
Forest He
Mildred Struble
Josephine Tom
Lelia Walters
Audrey Welch
Darlene Welch
Hester Lee White
Kate Wright
Joan Wright
Marion Allen
Floyd Beougher
Ralph Blum
Durward Branigan
Eugene Bray
William Brown
Glendon Bright
Robert Campbell
Wayne Cummins
Wesley Cannon
Bruce Disbennett
Dean Collison
Kenneth Edwards
Wendell Emerick
Harold Evans
Don Geddes
Harley Gooding
Everett Green
Lester Hammond
Paul Hartman
Clyde Hockman
Loren Long
Kurtz Lytle
Melvin Manter
Karl Marx
Francis Miller
Richard Milne
David Moore
John Morley
Charles Murphy
Murray Myers
George McNeal
Rexford Nay
Woodrow Nutter
Carl Ryther
Kenneth Sheets
Carl Shepard
George Spang
Ralph Spence
Ned St. Clair
Ralph St. Clair
Lawrence Vancuran
Hood Westbrook
Nole White
Donald Yates
William Sauer
Gallons in Car Lead Columbus Man Cited for Liquor
Logan Ohio on May 19 Deputy Sheriff Farbearn arrested Ted Hatch of Columbus after found four gallons of whisky in his car on the New Straitsville Highway. Hatch pleaded guilty and was fined 200 dollars plus costs with payment arrangements set by Mayor Elias Bright.
Franklin Kerr Guild Meets for Dinner and Lessons
Members of the Franklin Kerr Guild gathered at the First Presbyterian Church Monday for a six o'clock dinner served by Mrs. Frank W. Harden and others. Devotions led by Mrs. Lewis Mack featured a lesson from the study book by Mrs. Walker Franks, with home and foreign missions lessons by Miss Louise Strentz and Mrs. Rudolph Brandt. Reports on the recent Presbyterial meeting at Nelsonville were given by Mrs. Harden and Mrs. Seth Sloan. Entertainment was organized by Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Mrs. Phil Tschappat. Miss Jennie Thompson attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerry Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Frank W. Harden
Harry Bell
Harry L. Smith
Frank Walters
Lewis Mack
Walker Franks
Louise Strentz
Rudolph Brandt
Harden
Seth Sloan
Nelsonville
Sarah Anderson
Phil Tschappat
Jennie Thompson
Dr. J. Leonhardt Hemroid Cure for Piles
An internal medicine marketed as HEMROID tablets promises fast relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles without cutting or salves. It targets blood congestion in the lower bowel and claims success in long standing cases with a money back guarantee.
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Leonhardt
Quick
Classified notices and circulation contact details
Messenger classified ads and circulation information requested. Contact D Milne at phone 272 for ads or circulation services. Clinton Webb notes the local staff correspondence and urges readers to use the provided telephone line 6024 for related inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
Your
6024
Messenger
Milne
Maximum Climbs as Candidates List Costs
Logan records show Election Board expense accounts with the maximum at 87.47 dollars. The list includes J. P. Miller probate judge 55.38 A. M. Ellinger 87.47 B. Whitehart 18.88 Charlies A Frasure clerk of courts 45.87 Helen D. Rochester 63.62 William H. Gaffney surveyor 25.40 Harry R. Primmer coroner 2 Vance Brian coroner 7.20 George C. Hengst treasurer 13.13 Jesse Francis commissioner 33.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gaffney
Harry R. Primmer
Vance Brian
George C. Hengst
Jesse Francis
Phi Sigs Edge Smokehouse 1–0 In Twilight League
In Logan on May 19 the Phi Sigs edged Smokehouse 1–0 in a close Hocking Recreation League game at the fairground. Steward Grocers beat Marion Township 6–1 in the other division. Carpenter and Chidister face Shoe Factory Thursday. Blossers meet Union Furnace. L H S faculty lost to students 14–4 marking their second spring defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Phi Sigs
Hocking
Fairground
Steward Grocers
Marion Township
Carpenter
Chidister
Fairgrounds
Blossers
Union Furnace
Church Gets Money From Logan Will
Mrs Christina Juergensmeier estate valued about 4000 will be divided with approximately 3500 going to St Matthew Lutheran Church in Logan after small bequests to Elizabeth Beougher and Rev Amos L Heyde. Carrie J Lutz named executrix with will dated November 7 1931 witnessed by Louise Mowery and Bertye P Correll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew Lutheran
Logan
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Christina Juergensmeier
Elizabeth Beougher
Amos L. Heyde
Carrie J. Lutz
Louise Mowery
Bertye P. Correll
Poppy Poster Contest Highlights Logan Junior Students
Logan May 19 The Auxiliary to Logan Post of the American Legion held a poppy poster contest for Junior High and sixth graders. Seventeen posters were submitted with ten from the grades. Winners were Marjorie Vandement and Dick Tschappat. Winning posters will be used in a poppy sale display and may enter state and possibly national contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Post
American Legion
G. E. Carr
Robbins
Irma Powers
Hazel Armstrong
Marjorie Vandement
Dick Tschappat
Birth of son for Rempel couple in Logan
Mr and Mrs Rudolph A Rempel announce the birth of a son at their Logan home on Monday. The child weighed nine pounds at birth. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rudolph Rempel Sr and Mr and Mrs William E Heft of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rudolph A. Rempel
Rudolph Rempel
William E. Heft
Haydenville School Staff Is Named
Haydenville High School keeps H. H. Sands as principal for another year under a prior contract. C. A. Woods and Grace Woodruff join the faculty. the high school loses one teacher. Martha Smith returns as music instructor and Melvin Harburger leads orchestra. Grade teachers Alma Spencer Fred Wright Katie Johnson Leona Swackhammer are employed amid reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Spencer
Fred Wright
Katie Johnson
Leona Swackhammer
Alumni Meet Promises Good Program At Logan High
Logan May 19 Members of the Alumni Association committee announced a May 28 meeting at Logan High School opening at 7 30 pm with a good program. A reception and refreshments will follow and dancing will be offered at a downtown hall. Tickets available at Kriegs Risch Cases and Blasius stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Kriegs Pharmacy
Risch Pharmacy
Cases Pharmacy
Blasius and Son's
Local Hospital Updates and Resident Health Notes
Logan reports Mrs. Virgil Young of Nelsonville underwent surgery at Cherring ton Hospital this Tuesday and remains in satisfactory condition. Delmar Ervin of Hollister had a hospital operation Monday to correct a hand deformity from an accident. Eight month old Frida Bigham of Gibisonville was admitted Tuesday for treatment of blood poisoning in her left leg. Robert Carr is discharged after injuries from an accident while working on the county highway system.
Fickel Divorce Grants $30 Alimony to Wife
Logan May 19. Judge Harley M. Whitcraft awards Florence Fickel alimony totaling 30 dollars in the divorce case against Harry Fickel. The first 25 dollar installment is due June 1 and the remaining 5 dollars by July 1.
Judge Whitcraft Holds Night Session in Fairfield County
Logan May 19 Judge Harley M Whitcraft presiding in Lancaster for Judge F M Acton returned home to conduct a brief night session. He is hearing criminal cases in Fairfield County.
Stewart Will Play Parkersburg Sunday
Stewart will face Parkersburg next Sunday at the Stewart field after a 8 to 6 loss to Broadwell. Local social notes report a successful Ladies Aid event and Tulip quilt prize. residents attend events, visits, and moves throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Parkersburg
Guysville
Broadwell
Henry Geisendorfer
Hamden
Harvey Weatherbee
Athens
Ted Minerd
E. W. Cunningham
Main
Mill Streets
Charles Pearcy
George Marshall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Hall
Jack Winner
Marietta Carney
Shirley Joyce
Chicago
H. O. Shirley
Harry Wright
Canaanville
Leta V. McLaughlin
Elyria Leader in World Crippled Children Work
Rupert O Beals of Sydney says Elyria is a world center for crippled children due to EB F Allen founder of the International Society for Crippled Children. Beals serves as a director of the society and praises Allen for directing a global program to brighten the lives of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
U.P
New York
Rupert O. Beals
Sydney
Australia
EB. F
Daddy) Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Beale
International Society
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Franklin Kerr Guild
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Union Live Stock Sales Co
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Mer
Haydenville
Henry Koehler
Pomeroy
Charley Christy
Pallie Chapman
Tuppers Plain
Gertrude Ashcraft
Nelle Newman
Jennie Poston
Canal Winchester
John Lawrence
Paul R. McLaughlin, Jr
Danville
Ohio
Paul R. McLaughlin
D. A. Campbell
A. A. Campbell
Clarence Fuller
Paul Fortney
Foster Klingenberg
Elmwood Place
Mecca
Lenners
Amco Ginghams
SILK
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Axminster Rugs
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