Services Set For Former Area Woman
Ruth Ruggles 63, a former Logan resident who died in Cincinnati, widow of Otis Ruggles. Survived by son Howard Ruggles, two brothers John and Fred Bownes, three sisters Mrs. William Poling, Mrs. John Nye, and Mrs. Walter Gathers. Visitation at Leonard Funeral Home Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 p.m. with services at 10 30 a.m. Monday. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Venus Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will hold memorial services at 7 30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ruth Ruggles
Cincinnati
Otis Ruggles
Howard Ruggles
John
Fred Bownes
William Poling
Columbus
John Nye
Westerville
Walter Gathers
Leonard Funeral Home
Funeral
Oak Grove Cemetery
Venus Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Alumni Fete Scheduled At Junction City
The Junction City alumni banquet is set for May 28 at 6 30 p m in the elementary building. Father Hugh John Murphy of Saint Charles Seminary Columbus will speak. Music by the Tunesmiths of Lancaster. Reservations with Miss Phyllis Triona P O Box 313. President is Mr Carl S Adcock.
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Junction City
Hugh John Murphy
Saint Charles Seminary of
Columbus
Lancaster
Phyllis Triona
P. O. Box
Carl S. Adcock
Community events and notices for May weekend schedule
Local activities include a Starr-Washington PTA bake sale after an elementary operetta at Union Furnace gym to fund playground equipment. Hocking Grange presents a lecture at 8 p m. A VFW and DAV Club fish fry at 7 p m invites members and the public. Les Amies Class meets at Methodist Church 7 30 p m with sales tax stamps requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr- Washington Pta
Union Furnace
Hocking Grange
VFW
DAV
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Bear Run Farm Bureau Council
Catholic Ladies Study Club Meets in Glouster Hall
The Catholic Ladies Study Club gathered in the church hall Tuesday evening with Miss Josephine Hedfelt presiding. Readings were given by Hedfelt Mary Jennice and Ed Ley, followed by games and lunch. The next meeting is set for June 21 with Mrs Mark Rothery as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Martha Covella
Josephine Hedfelt
Miss Hedfelt
Mary Jennice
Ed Ley
Mark Rothery
Study Club Conducts Season's Last Meeting
Fifteen members of the Junior Progressive Study Club dined at the Cottage Tea Room in Athens Monday evening. After dinner, Mrs. Terry Holbert and Mrs. John Cunningham led games. The club will resume in September with the first fall meeting at Mrs. Sid Russell’s Broad Street home.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Cottage Tea Room
Athens
Terry Holbert
John Cunningham
Sid Russell
Broad St
Mrs Byrnes Hosts Luncheon Guests List at Route 33 Home
Mrs. Byrnes entertained a group of friends with a one o clock luncheon Tuesday at her Route 33 South home. Snapdragons and iris decorated the luncheon table. Guests included Mrs. Russell Fitzgerald, Mrs. Arthur Prey, Mrs. Roy Shelso, Mrs. Jacob Schmidt, Mrs. Herman Chappel, Mrs. John Busch and Mrs. Linden Townsend.
Stivison Rates High As Pupil In Ohio Eighth Grade
Logan Union Furnace eighth grader David Stivison scores 180 to earn superior on the state test placing him in the top one percent. Teacher Frank Masure notes the straight A student also plays clarinet in the Union Furnace senior band and has stamp coin and antique book collections, some 100 years old.
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Logan
Ohio
Union Furnace
David Stivison
Robert Stivison
Frank Masure
C. C. Penrod
David
County To Requisition Two Heavy Trucks
Crane County commissioners voted to advertise bids for a two and one half ton truck with a five cubic yard dump bed and a truck crane with a 25 foot boom. Truck bids open July 9 and crane bids June 9. They also authorized $250 for Memorial Day to veterans organizations with $50 to each American Legion post in Murray City Laurelville and Logan and VFW and DAV posts in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
Murray City
Laurelville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Judge Suspends Fine In Trespassing Case
Ralph Williams of Piqua was arraigned on trespassing charges, pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus costs. Judge Vaughn Collins suspended the fine. Williams was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Nick Sanborn on charges filed by Ralph Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ralph Williams
Piqua
Vaughn Collins
Williams
Nick Sanborn
Ralph Goss
Blue Ribbon Belles 4-H Club Meets in May
The Blue Ribbon Belles 4-H Club held its tenth meeting at Shirley Drescher’s home on May 16 with Sandra Jackson presiding. Judy Cook led a health quiz, Rosemary Sellers demonstrated the overhand stitch, and Sandra Brown sang vocal solos. Nine members attended, along with adviser Mrs. Robert Redd and guests. The next meeting is set for June 6 at Carol Phillips’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ribbon Belles
Police List Arrests in Glouster District Docket
Glouster police docket lists Earl Faires Jr for dogs running loose with $5 fine and $13.80 costs. Ralph West of Chester Hill cited for resisting arrest with $13.80 costs. Ralph West fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Sylvia Mae Maxwell of Chester Hill fined $125 and costs total $133.80 for driving while intoxicated and three days in jail.
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Glouster
Earl Faires Jr
Ralph West
Chesterhill
Sylvia Mae Maxwell
Sportsmen to Meet Glouster at Burr Oak Cottage
The Sportsman Club will gather at the Lake Burr Oak cottage Sunday at 2 p.m. A chicken supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sportsman Club
Lake Burr Oak
Rural Life Program at Jacksonville Methodist Church
A rural life program will be presented at Jacksonville Methodist Church on Sunday at 9 a.m. by Mr. and Mrs. William Winters Steen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
William Wintersteen
St John PTA Hosts Rev Father Pettis Speaker
Logan the St John PTA heard Rev Father Ashley Pettis recount his journey from concert pianist to Catholic priest. Pettis discussed early musical talent, studies in New York and Berlin, work at Columbia and Sarah Lawrence, and two years of contemplation before entering the priesthood. He has served as chaplain at Mount St. Mary Hospital and led the PTA officers for the coming year. The picnic for the school will be at Rachelmacher Park May 25 with a rain date of June 1.
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St. John’s Hall
Antioch Grange
Victory
Buckeye Rangers
Grangers
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Westminster House
Kishwar Mirza
India
Logan High School
Heinlein-Tenney
Logan
St. John Pta
Father Ashley Pettis
Father Pettis
California
New York
Berlin
Germany
Europe
United States
Sarah Lawrence College
Columbia University
Composer’s Forum
St. Bedes Seminary
Rome
Vatican Radio
Pettis
Mount St. Mary
Nelsonville
PTA
John Saving
Stanley Harris
Robert Sayers
Joseph Shelton
Harold Brown
Rachelmacher Park
Robert Auflick
Margaret Agrue
Paul Blosser
James Cable
Sterling Anderson
4-H Members Prep Safety Speech Test and Contests
Logan County 4-H members prepare for Share the Fun and Safety Speaking contests set for June 30. Entries open to all but state contest participants must be 14 or older. Acts require at least two people plus piano. five minute limit. Top three acts advance to district with 11 counties, then state finals. Winners judged on performance, audience appeal, appearance and stage presence. At least 13 clubs have funded the Ohio Room at the national 4-H center. Rural Life Sunday will not be observed by clubs this year. two Marion Township clubs will lead services at Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing County 4-H
Bill Melvin
Extension 4-H
Melvin
Ohio
National 4-H Center
Blue Ribbon Belles
Benton Willing Workers
Hill Top Girls
Get-Together
Buckeye Boys
Enterprise Farmerettes Jr
Wi-Du-Rite
Tri-Valley Warriors
Gibisonville Sociables
Enterprise Farmerettes Sr
Bear Run
Gibisonville Tigers
Marion Township
Pleasant Hill
Rural Life
Blue Shield
Ohio State Medical Association
Blue Cross
Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc
Worth High St
Columbus
Birthday Party Held For Dickie Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. Lin den Townsend of 578 N. Market Street hosted nine youngsters for son Dickie Townsend s sixth birthday party last Saturday. Games, candles, supper and balloons marked the celebration from 3 to 5 30 PM. Guests included Michael and Elizabeth Byrnes, Myra Busch, Linda Van Atta, Terry and Larry Donaldson, Petie Jurgensmier, Ann and Kathy Capano, with Cathy Anderson sending a gift from Boston visiting grandparents James Johnson and wife in South Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
South Logan
Cathy Anderson
Hocking GOP Reorganizes
Logan area Republican Central Committee re elected all officers at the meeting Wednesday night Dean Collison was named chairman John Maraz of Murray City advanced to vice chairman Charles Chidester of Logan became treasurer and Mrs Vivian Proctor of Gore was named secretary Eight vacancies for committee men were deferred to the June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Republican Central Committee
Dean Collison
John Maraz
Murray City
Charles Chidester
Logan
Vivian Proctor
Gore
Shaw Will Proved in Hocking County Probate Court
The will of Walter Shaw of Logan was admitted to probate in Hocking County Probate Court. Ruth Shaw, his widow, is named sole legatee and nominated executrix without bond.
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Logan
Walter Shaw
Hocking County
Ruth
Logan Spencer and Barbara Ann Smith Wed in Logan
Robert W. Spencer, 22, motorman, Murray City, and Barbara Ann Smith, 20, bookkeeper, Logan, applied for a marriage license and planned a ceremony in Logan.
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Logan
Robert W. Spencer
Murra
City
Barbara Ann Smith
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Logan Oe Ees
Catholic Study Club
Study Club
Mrs. Byrnes
Stivison
Athens Messenger
Dickie Townsend
Hocking Gop
Shaw
Bepavinns
Jane Parker
OHIO24
Nexs
Big Champ
Dacron-Rayon
Navy
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